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PAINTING, &c.

923 NiNS 923
STREET.D IN sTkEEr
C. NACSICHOLS
GENERAL HOUSE AND SIGN PAIyTIN6,
ESTH SIfSHnENT
y o. Y23 u SIRE ET
Every description ~ PAINTING. GRAINING
biLH1NG, tAItlMfNlNG. &c. executed an the
best style and With the pure-f standard materials
Sign and Ornanentali Painting fu every variety
and styl Of execution.
q. MACNICHOg,-
apps I'm 923 street, bet 9th aud 10Th st.
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PERSONAL.

,,R. ;. SAWYER. MAGNETIC AND HEAL
vi Inc MEDIUM AND CLAiRNQrANT, has
I-tvrs, ~ nd 9TH sts where Shr can b. consulted
upa1 all ts.i, ess Of importance. my6 lm'
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4 Co c'ane''i'P r. vol i - JOS RErFERS
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have 'oTG5 6 Grff.si ass Ss z K S n.I
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A CUTE AND CHRONIC pisa ask Of : Priv.ts
a, 9Htnre speedly and raecs ESs i, d. ses
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city. ~. 's-Nns
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should cessde N B Ss GfSs ss siy :. T% and
oldest sr,ssshss physician Tor sue tn
ivy. Ihosr DESIRING treatment repcse 10 nm
me utmost CONFIDENCE. He gusrN1fees -prsty a Sre
sylvania avenue. f.4 "A
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sECeN - a. a ~ ShN 4 = AMI - tbt,ssne
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eeh ~ sha streets thsrd door oni Young neaS
Shtlsusn Association Building ~ B.-Apy Noss
~ Mas. ProBp1is Arts.1sf To mys "
MOTIFS fRksUH PowDk ~, UERTAIE
- Nlhk Tor Nervous Debility, t-minal Ertss-
aons, eaused BY indiscretion, be -orhea. GIset,
soro,ns, skln Diseases, Syphilis IN al Cts forns,
bs.san SSrassa ssd M~cs-v MA -a-s.a.
Sold In Washington, ID. @, by J OHN CoUGH-
LIN, Druggist, corner " and on 81 !. ana RIDGE
LEI. 1ss Pa ave. Price os per soi. Tys Nv
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w. BOOkBiNDER AND PAPER RULER
No. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
18th streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and newspapers carefully attended to. ja35-ly
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rBELIEF OF THE RICHMOND SUE.
% se g s:,:
e sne 5 rn,sGrs a. any e
P:G:F6KXIY, Morning Chronicle = /
WI j. MURTAGH, N.tionsf RepcsIicau.
HENRY p. COOK (of Day Cooke 8 Oo.j
subseriptioD. may be left with the sbeve- named
gentlemen, 9. their respective business Offices. tt
0THALLs HAIR KENEwER ............I zoe
kontsmerys 5. Bsrre.ts MIS- Aliens Cisv aiisr:,
and all A'i Ti fsfps SIp EYE AEsHhnnSkY
warranted pure. for medI and family use, bot
tied by myself; large bottles -.s1
Ayers sarsapsyilIa and Cherry PICTORIAL. $50
heinsoa Bneh1 and
Jaynss Gltsrsiive and Expsetorani ---.......- soc
Bachelors air Dye (bIack and brovnl.....-..s3c
Lusip Perfume, very large assortment
Magnos Balm ana sir Bloom Soc
Rypn n a q hairon and Tricopherus SOC
SIhrnett Cocaine and sac
PhalGns Night Bisosins oereu s :......s 500
sosp.. 81 kinds. rs,.iisd At ~Iassals
$ srGsh e. j.ms.Sss
G Gr1I;ssb hss1fs. isssS
tel, q: Hosk and ClHret- --..........-.'.-..Ts o
De y0nghs Cod Liver Oil, (genun e)...-,.....Sia as
FREsGH f BRas s'f,i GIN
s N fo. the
city, which will sell at 50 cent less than resa
lar prices, ~ imported and domestic PerfTIInery,
Soaps, Colognes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics. Hair Tooth'
Nail. Infant, Shaving, and Hat ushes u ressing
and Fine tooth Combs 10 great variety. Pr spar a
lions Tor the ComR 10 u ion, &c .. -
Having much enlarged NY store, will give par
ueular attention 10 the Compounding % Physcians
Prescriptions and Family Receipts all Of which win
be put up At half the usual rates, AMI every article
-. KRTHt SArTANs, Druggist,
spec Corner ID and ID Streets, w.
MTshhXdCEs IN THE UNITARIAN
US sShEhSH on SUNDAYS, Of II O. N, and u
p.n. punoAy school, at ~ Q. IN. oc 3-n
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'NO BE PUBLISHED IN kLkGANT FO
PHILIP 4 SOLOMOHs.

A MAP OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
With subdivisions OF squares and lots, dimensions
and area Of every lot in the city established grades
sewers surface elevations, and system OF arteral
drainage, d.lineated on . map drawn on scale Of
20 feet to the inch, by August Basted, CHI Engi
Ieer, under the direction Of p. II. Donegan, City
Surveyor. The advantages of such publication are
apparent to every one having any interest In real
tate Improvements in the District OF Columbia, The
size OF the Map will be feet by eight; wi be
handsomely autographed, and printed on fine paper,
and mounted on linen; and will be put mp in two
up the ether folded in sections and mounted linen
tor book form. Every detail Of the drawing will
PISS under the supervision OF the City surysyor
records, The size of the Map will allow 70 be
clearly delneated the 'front.' side, aud surface
of every recorded subdivision In the city its location
with respect to other subdivisions; the number OF
he lot and the number Of the square, tbs established
grades and surface eleS ati0ns, showing how much
filling mp cutting down Is required on any Dot to
bring IL TO- the proper grade, the directions and
widths Of all alleys the course Of sewers; .ystem
Of ar!erial drainage; plans Of public buildings.
churches, school houses, park &c, shown on no
other publication, and of incaculable impor, sncc.
The price to ubscribers viii be 9s5 and the present
purpose Of the publishers is to only the
Der subscribed for. subscription book, lining
specimen section Of the proposed Map, is now open
at store and persons desiring to copies of
this valuable alton invited send id their
names. The Map will be ready for delivery in about
si months, provided the necessary number al sub
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SINGIN0 ACADEMY. ..t.. -
- At MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
street, between 9th and 10th.
OF hi. patrons, " i'll commence course Of instruc-
TIN in SINGING for the Spring Season, on MON
DAY, May g. 1870. Days of tuition, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY GLASSES for Ladies
rum 10 to II a. m Glasses In the kudimenSs for
for Gentlemen, from . to p. M, Terms, SIS for .
quarter OF ~ Lessons; Quarter commencing Mon
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TsEEXICEs IN THE UNITARIAN
Pm. Sunday School Of sx a. m. &C 1-tf
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UFEoPIEs BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The semi ANIMAL meeting OF the stockholders of
this Association will be held at Clagett's Board of
Trade Rooms, on MONDAY, 9th instant, at ia
O'Clock p. m The Secretary Report for the last
six months will be submitted.
my5-it iRepubl THOS. HYDE. Secy.
%A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
US HOLDERS of the Pioneer Homestead Ass0-
citation will be held on TUESDAY EVENING, Nav
70, at7;D O'Clock, at the Rooms Of the Board OF
Trade, for the purpose of considering and acting
upon the amendments TO the constitution rested
al the meeting Of April ., uitin o. ~ 49, !
my4 ism tn JOHN r. ELyANS, sec
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ENOR sALE-Three and elegant French roof
Il COTTAGES, Just completed, at Mount Pleasant,
one mile north of the city containing II rooms each
with good cellars, bath rooms, two stories
plumbing complete; each story commando ting by
halls: good stables.
Arrangemen,s are in progress for extending the
l4th street railroad, which will probably be com
pleted daring the coming season, thus placing the
property prae tcally within the city lmits Isquire
OF 3. p. BROWN Sun,
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7 II II NJ y n u N % HhIIF L BIZ IEDING
uS ASSOCIATION.
The first regular monthly meeting of the Associa
ton for the ment of dues he held Al Tenper
ance Hall, MONDAY EVENING, May 9Th, at I: 80
ROBERT u. HARRIS Treasurer, will raca,xa
dues at the Office O Jones shford, Loui -iaps
~ eLne, near 9th street, on Friday, Saturday and
N Cniay, from 40 to I'D r. m - :
sutscrirtions can be left with any Of tho officers
taken.
Members can oktaid copies of the constitution Of
the Secretary at EdsOn Bro. Office, 9th ~
naG-3f JND. JOY EDISON Secrefary
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ROOK AND JOB PRINTIN0
BY h. PoLKfEHORE 90,
lily d street, between eth and 1th streets.
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Price So per box, or3 for S..

Directions and advice printed in French G.,r.
spanish and English accompanies each package =.
ASK tor Dtddys Sprcifc IfHs and Nerr,us DIR,
anc axe no other Observe the name Of IEOy r,
EV L.;sllAM on tho outside wrapper All other, are
n0fa Dy the principal druggists, will be sent l.,
mail, securely sealed from obeeryation n 1911 nt y!
specnc priee by amy advertised agent or by the sol.
proprietor LEONARD EvERSHAM.
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Hollands German Tonic

Sc combination Of all the ingredients Of e Biters
with Santa Cruz Ram, Orange, etc. II IL ased
for The diseases he Bih>rs trhrrs
pure alcoholic stimulus required. You ,riu bear
mind that these remedies entirely different frOa
any Others Advertised for the Of The diseases named
,se being scientific medicinal ertracts
sohile the others decoctions Of
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and agreeable remedies offered to The public
It's taste exquisite Nfs pleasure take it, cii< is
egirtng celebrating, and medicinal qualities ASsr
ssxsed Il 70 Be kHopn as The greatest Of al t0htcA
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GOLDEN SHEAvcS.-Money made easy. Men or
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ERRORS OFYOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner.
yoas Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
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humanity send free to all who need it. the receipt
ectons for making the simple remedy by which he
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JUST PUBLISHED.
Price. Twenty-Five Cents.
MADAM LUCILLA DENIARRE


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Special NOtfees.
"A CARD.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
snnereo several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Consumpton-is sanxiou,
make known to his fellow-suferers tina ucanse ,oto
10 all who desire il, he will send copy of the DIT.
Sptirn used Gree Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using thu same, which they will find .
SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRoscur11s, DO.
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DEBILITY.

- DEBILITY.
There 10 no medicine ,qudl to Hoofdn6s GermdN
q :sss:s ;:,: i :;$:s C:
an enjoyment Of HsE.h2- food enable sts-
mach to digest it, purify the blood sipe good, sound,
healthy complexion eradicate the yeo,o inge from tAS
eye 'mpd bloom TO The cheeks, and change the patient
from, shortbreaed emacidled, weak, and posAs
inrdd, 10 f,dlfaccd, stout, and rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi.
cfnes. They can be administered with
perfect safety to q child three months
old, the most delicate female, or . man
of ninety. au = s- = f
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created Count. as a reward for his SER
vices in keeping the States quiet.

created Count, as reward for his SER
vices in keeping the States quiet
The Standard has special from Vier-
ton Belgium, which states that sharp
engagement took place on Thursday at
Steaay, near Montnledy, in which tho
Prussians were successful. Many of the
French wounded are at Montmedy.
FLORENCE. August 26.-It is certain
that Prince Napoleon's mission to this
country is failure.
BERLIN, August 26.-The fourth army
corps, under the Prince Royal, of Saxony,
is forming to cooperate with the third
army corps in the movement Oh Paris.
Col. Vardy, the bearer Of flag Of
truce, was fred on as he approached
Metz. The Colonel and trumpeter were
wounded.
Accounts from Strasburg state that
Foubourg suffered severely. The Ca
thedral was slightly damaged. Keihl, on
the German side of the Rhine, was near
ly razed by the French bombs
PARIS, August ga letter to the
UniuerSe, an ultra Montaine organ, says
q cry of horror rings throughout Alsntia.
The magnificent Cathedral at Marien-
thai no longer exists. The Prussians
burned it after profaning tho statue of
tiC Stu-COfC1iuB ~ WALL Luuu.
CARLsRUDE, August 26.-Heavy fight
ing commenced at Stenay last night, ten
miles from Montmedy, in the direction
of Bonsiers.
The Prussians cut the road between
Clnmnnges and Lamerielly.
Tho gates of Montmedy are closed aud
an assault is momentarily expected.
PARIS, AugustI2G. The engineers have
marked the bridges over the Seine to be
destroyed whom the enemy approaches
The Committee from the Corps Le-
gislative proposes to enroll all between
twenty and thirty y-fve.
The Government has taken measures
to arrest the transportation of munitions
of war or wounded Prussians passing
through Belgium.
BERLIN, August 2G.-Tho lombard
ment of Strasburg has been incessant
since Tuesday. The walls arc terribly
battered and several magazines have
exploded in the city and fort. Fires
have occurred in several places. The
Prussian loss is trihing. The Prussian
advance post, with siege train, is within
600 yards of tho walls.
DOVER, August ga formidable iron
clad ram, with two enormous guns, and
carrying the French flag, steamed East
ward to day.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE


afrLts, G'pu. "ocD w
! nAsi"lN", ,..;;...3oCEoo
DALE l.orE, eiaiili,WSo
\. .orM CO t3lb lO1!3
BUTTER, Aortn. 3iWlO
Country Il lb.23W3o
BACON. llanls. ..2iQL3O
oiues, t' ID .l342l
shoulders -. !FWlS
CANpLES, 'operm4OYW
~ a.lailantliie ID lSGezo
.,"l loS i hHN l ooVl ~
LOTION r strict AdW -
4iluuiitiS..' i2!H 10
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For various mon is claimed the honor
Of having discovered nitro -glycerine-
sometimes for Professor Williamson
{lS53), and sometimes for NJ. Nobel, the
Swedish engineer who has done so much
towards making its qualities known, and
sometimes for Professor Pelonze. The
transactions of tho Turin Academy of
Sciences for July 5, 1S47, contain n me-
moir on Eliminates and the action OF
nitric acid on certain organic compounds,
by Professor a. Sobreso, in which he
states how lie prepared nitro -glycerine,
mentions its properties, and gives its
principal reactions, and describes its
poisonous effect Oh the human system.
In 1865, at a meeting Of the French In
stitute, Professor PeIouzc credited Nj.
Sobreso with the discovery, and doubt
less to him it belongs.
"What do you call state of real
earthly hnppnesss" Well, Diogenes, we
agree with some old writer-wo forgot
who he was; but he said: eff there is
real happiness on earth, it is on soft
couch by your own fireside, with your
wife on one side, smiling baby on the
other, clear conscience, q dozen cigars,
and knowledge that you are out of
debt; and don't fear the tailor, sheriff.
or the devil" "TheEl's tho sentiments"
OF true Christian.
~ call has been issued for State Con
vention of all in favor of equal and
Just laws faithfully and impartially adj
mlnistered. and IN honest and cconomi-
cal administration Of the State Govern
mcnt," to meet in Tallahassc, Florida,
on the 3lst of August, to nominate n
candidate for Congress and for Lieutc-
nant-G Governor.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 45M50
New Orl'ns 9UGgl OO
Sugar H'se. 10
NAILS, u kegs 5OGt6 OO
ONIONS. G3busl 756l2 w
OIL, kcrosenc,g43W
Machinery. T5GLl %
SPECIE, Gold 0cl Is
Silver Gll lU
PoTAT's, Iris Gl1 so
Sweet, bus l 75N12 25
RICE, Carolina lb94G1l2
SHOT, t3baS. 2 50GI2 GU
SALT, Livcrr. 2O4s2 25
SOAP, TIlb, >. SW1O
SPIRITS, Alcohol, ,gl7 90
brandy 4 000Cl2 20
Gin 20 000t7 W
Rum. g 00QG7 90
Wliiskcy.. 4 35@4 90
SUGAR, Crus & plG@l7
Brown... .12QDl5
STARCH, TX 10. 9l@11
TEA, Green itl 00GG2 10
Black, Il 00G61 10
TOBACCO, Chw. .600l 10
Smoking ID. .50Q11 10
VINEGAR, Wine, .6OQtS0
French. -. 00l 90
WINE, Cham. 25W30 90
Port, f}gal30 0OGS5 70
Sherry. 8 50QG6 60
Madeira. 2 50QI5 SO
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FINANCIAL AND COMmEnCIAL.

very dull. Gold 16A. Money 4(95.
Sterling-long 92s; short 1875. Bonds
11T. Iennesseo's, ex-coupon, 6I31; new
5956; Virginia's, ex-coupon, 65; new G5;
Louisiana's, old II; new 64; levee 6's 72;
IS 81; Alabama SIS 80; SIS GS; Geor.
gia 6's 50; rs 81; North Carolina's, old,
52ll@; new 20; South Carolina rs, old,
80; new 73. Flour dull. Wheat slightly
in buyers favor. Corn quiet. Pork
quiet-mess 27.90@2S 90. Lard quiet
bbls. steam 1656@162i. Cotton dull
and nchanged-uplands 1881; Orleans
2Ol4; snles 400 bules. Turpentine in
moderate request, ut 39%@4O. Rosin
more active, at 1.S5@1.9O. Freights
firm.
P. M.-Cotton quiet and unchanged
sales 1900 bnles; middlng uplands
1874. Flour-State and Western dull
and heavy; supertiIe 5.40G5. G5; South
ern quiet-common TO far extra G. OO9
$50; good to choice G.95@9.75. Wheat
dull and favor buyers. Corn without
decided change. Beef quiet. Pork q
shade frmer, ut 2S(92S. 25. Lard dull
kettle l74@17}4. Whiskey firm, at
tAIoney 4@6. Sterling 97S@IO. Gold
1656C91631. Governments closed dull
-62s II; Southern's closed very dull.
BALTIMORE, August 26.--Fiour dull
and irregular. Wheat steady. Pork
weak, at 30 0003O5 80. Bacon less firm
shoulders 15>a. Whiskey firm.
CINCINNATI, August 26.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn declining-No.
rs. Whiskey declined to 9O(09l. Pro-
visions unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, August 26. --Bagging
very active, at 21l1a(G3O. Flour steady.
Corn heavy, at93. Provisions dull Mess
pork 1900. Shoulders 141ls; clear sides
18la. Lard 1G.a. Whiskey dull, ut 9l
@92.
Sr. Louis, August 26.--Hemp and
bugging steady. Flour dull-superfine
4. 4.25(I4.5O. Corn dull-mixed 64; yellow
70. Whiskey lower, ut o. Provisions
quiet. Pork 29.OO. Shoulders III, !;
clear sides 1S!ll0lSla. Lard nominal.
GALVESTON, August 26.-Cotton quiet
and tirm-good ordinary IS; sales So
bales; net receipts los; stock $500.
New ORLEANS, August 26.--Cotton de
mnnd moderate aud prices tirm-mid-
dlings 171s; sales 9G2 bales; net receipts
22S; stock 29,544
MOBILE, August 2G.-Cotton Quiet
middilngs 17la; sales 30 bales; net re-
ceipts 100; stock 9,0l4
OANANNAH, August 2O.-COttOn quiet
md tirm-low mlddlings 171A; sales 100
bales; nett receipts 14O; stock G49.
AUGUSTA, August 26.-Cotton market
quiet aud easy; sales 1SU bales; receipts
1G-middling lTl4N17la.
CHARLESTON, August 26.-Cotton quiet
-mlddlings l7al; sales $40 bales; nett
receipts 1888; stock 1,1US; nett receipts
OF week l,lS3; exports coastwise 1,I9I;
sules Of the week GIO.
LONDON, August 2G-Noon. -Consols
9l!i:. Bonds S7Li.
LIVERPOOL, August 2G-Noon. Cot
ton duii-upiands 8; Orleans ga.
LIVERPOOL, August 6--Evening.
Cotton dull-middling upnnds S7a(d9.
Yarns and fabrics quiet.
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Turnips, Turnips, Turnips.

A MOTHER supply of SEED. In view of
everybody having lot should plant TUR-
NlPS. They constitute an element Of food
for man and beast, highly desirable and pro-
htable. L have received some new and i'm
proved kinda:
50 lbs. POMERANIAN GLOBE,
5O lbs. Large White Globe,
80 lbs. Large Norfolk,
80 lbs. Red Top,
so. lbs. Winter Flat Dutch.
The Pomeranian Globe produces large,
clear skinned bulbs, and is fine, both for
table use in winter and for stock. This
variety fills every want of Il Turnip. For sale
low at Wholesale and retail, at HEINITSHS
Drug and Seed Store. Aue4
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-27
South Carolina---Newberry.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

IN COMMON PLEAS.
Mays " Martin and others, us. the Bank Of
Ncwberry, S. G.
Pl an order of his Honor T. o. p. Vernon,
ID Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
the Seventh Circuit, passed in the above
stated case, dated Goth day of May, 1870, all
suing creditors OF tho Bank Of Newbcrry,
South Carolina, arc e joined from the further
prosecution OF their respective suits, and they
and all other creditors are required to render
their demands Ut the Office of the Bank of
Ncwhcrry, $. c.. Mt Newbrrry, in the State of
South Carolina, for payment, on CT before the
lat day of December next and if not paid
when go presented. then to render them with
in the time specified above, before Thomas
NJ. Lake, Special Referee, to be established
before him according to law.
THOS. ". LAKE,
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas for
Ncw3erry County, ). G. May 2S s13