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We ask attention to this Unrivalcd

FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer lie. by universal CON sent, al.
lowed To have won for itself reputation un.
surpassed in the history of medicinal prenera.
items. Its instantaneous Effect in the eptir.
eradication and extinction of Pain, in all. its
various forms incidental 10 the homan family.
and The unsolicited written and varbal testin,o-
ny of lhe masses in its favor, have been, it's
own best advertisement.
For evidence in favor Of the Pain Kille,
for ministers Sore Throat or Bronchitis. read
the following: .....
GzSrs'-The Pain Killer has been o con-
slant occupant OF our h"use for over two
years, and a portion of the time it has been
the only medisine under our roof Hardly
ever do have my children . I'm plain Of Being
sick, without having them ask in the sam. SEN
tence for Pain Killer.
For sever al years before became acquaint-
ed with the Pain Killer. l. had suffered great
deal from an affection in my throat, thought
by some ply ysiciaus to be Bronchitis, by othors
10 be what ala called Mihisters' Sore Throat.
At one time it was 90 severe that was oblic
ed to give up preaching Within. few
months after 1 had become arquaiuted with
The Pain Killer. had another attack from
that stressing complaint. tried my new.
found medicine. and, to my as, onishn,ent and
delight, it produced wonderfully soothing
effect: In rhoit time was wholly relieved.
sinee that time bsYe had 4 nll,nber, oi at.
tacks Of the same nature. and the Pain, Iil-
Ter ha: Away. eff'rded me relief. About one
ye.r sin9e. py swlo became subject to severe
suffering from Rhehmatism our r soft. a.
usual. was t. tho Pain Killer, which would
always relieve her. .'---:: T.. &.
have not time now to say more, Al !
could with q hearty good will, and always
have done,.i pfh'se of tho; Pain .Kille..; If
this dly-writ' eh bitter, In comufendation of
any syFy sersis x s'es sls %sasas e will A b Of
as you please -
- Very truly poursa "?.y =
= EDGEK GHDY. Owatonna. Mimi.
dictionary Of MeA. B.. HoMs, Ai.s:on Society
May 8, l87t. a--lms ih:yF :,}" Jftss
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~ Collector Patterson, Of. Memphis,
Tenn, has received Instructions from
the Secretary IF tRo TreAsus;y to take
possession OF oil property sold there
during the war for taxes and after
wards( redeliyercd,. Millions arc in.
rofvcd in it.
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The London Chnrchinan announces
that the illness of the. Archbishop of
Canterbury is SO severe that he will
offer his resignation, which is hourly
expected. The Churchman adds, the
Bishop Of Winchester viii be appoint:
his successor. Z: :, -
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), General Sherman states that Indian n
host,iltics have hot yet commenced in
the Sioux country, but he is expect:
ing dispatehes;to that efeot, General
Sheridan has gone. to the front and
Will commanieate at once in detail the
state Of affairs.
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The nsw quarantine act, passed
"a ! the 9, sC,,sillIertia Y hsglsla atntc, .saalrss
eSety ChidAnisA, -bslb iaaaln5As 10
DO vaueihatetA Sei witch tsn doiisisa ID
pfovisfoh fofbfdS The removal hon
the State Of deceased Ctiman,an, un.
dor d psnsIty 4oe ten dollAfs. 'sAI1.
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) On Saturday, General Canby issued
orders relinquishing command of the
department. Of Virginia, and direct
ing all officers now serving in the de-
partmeht to report by letter to Gem
eral Nc Doweli, commanding the De.
partment Of the East. - ''''''
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q Fichmond. Virginia, has imported Q
faumber Of EpgHsh spnrrows,, .,;.,.i;
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The CRlifornts a,Paciiio Railroad
Company arc building fifty cars to
carry graia IN Fbuils. 80, :,
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LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON. s. c.,
Corrected Weekly by d. G. KAUFMAN, Bro
ker. No. 25 Broad Street.

IN CHARLESTON, s. c.,
Corrected Weekly BY d. c. IA AUF.MdN, Bro
r. ker. No. 25 Broad Street.
April 20, 1870.
STATE SEcURIrIra-Sonth Carolina. old. SIS
a; do new,-a7s; do, regist'd stock. ex int
CITY Srcun1ns-Augusta, Ga. Bonds. "a
80; Charleston. S. C. Stock. lex Or iut) "a
90; do. Fire Loan Bonds.-a76 Columbia, s.
&. Bonds, -a7Q. ..,'., ="
RAlnoaD BeHIa. blue Ridge jarst mort.
gage)-a5O; Charleston and Savannah, -n7o
Charlotte. Columbia and Angusta a,-st74; Che.
raw and llurlingl on.-s86; Green lille and
Columbia. first mort )sua-; do, State qua
rantee. Sea-; Northeastern, ssa-; Sayan-
natf and Charleston, 1st mort ---a6,,; do,
otate guarantee, --a75; South Carolina, -
a'9; do. 70; sPartanbnrg nnd Uniun-a6O.
RAILROAD S1ocIs-Charlotte Colun.b and
Augusta, -nbO; Greenvills and Columbia. "a
=; Northeastern. .; Savannah and Charles
ton, -a36; South Curolina, Who'll. shares
-a4bi do. hnlf do -7a29.
Ex'n4kaE, ae2-Nep York Sight, i off par +;
Gold, l12sllf; silvsrs lepaIls.S ,is
so9if oAnofiSk BARK aIt1s ''' ", W D.,
bank OF Char!rsthn- !. !. 10. .-... J--a-
-bank OF Newberry...." ....."...... a.
nA"n VI >.anioen. ..Ser...... ......... 60n-
Ba.k of Georgetownt.::: Ga
Bank of South Ca artSlinn. =. 90 =.
l1nnk OF Chester. Observation-Disclosures. 5a-
Dona oi natnturg. -. ..:--. .2a-.-
Baak OF State Of =. G. prior to ls61..... .6sa-
Bank of state Of s. @. issue 1861 and '62 lsa-
@P'aoters' and .Mecbanics Bank Of :. -.
IN H,n' ...:. :;...:: ....... ."...- -
apscples Bank Of Cha rleston. ....... 49,
.Cnion Bank Of CkaEltstnn. .....-a-
Southwestern R r Bank Of cbarles on,,
Southwestern II BANK of ciasie:t:n .
new .!Jr. .....:........s.. ....... 80
State Bank Of Charleston on.....,........, .2a--
Esrp,srs' end Exchange Bank Of, Char,
- n'.''.'s . la.
Exchange Bank of Columbia .....,.....- a.
Commercial Ba.k efCoiumbis mbis....c....Ia-
Merchants Bnnk efCheraw ....::...... pa
Planters BaDk, o: Fai,field. ..... :. "a
state Of South Carolina Bills Receivable par
f-- tx, J ..s'.f.... i :. - =
Bills marked tt'ns e. are being redeemed
at the Bank Counters Of each.
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A New York paper ap11oun;ccsstEat
"Mrs; Abby sage,Me T Garland Richard
ardson Is writing her biography ',D, >,
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fh,May.sap

If yoy arst, Waiting nttiid any .dAtta 6dtticia in
Dryieoodss Fassy.s Geeds .son. Mil,
=, -, -
;, If yopark saatipg nahg asntshsg
Fitting tsaai onERersss s Making A. teeke aear
mohe ley and 60 to the
veE EnpoR1gHMa' a'nsa !6S FAa aH1os.
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Ll'A9'H'1! ] Abp s EIiAllI
April 2s. aszo..slsts!

yaIHirg AaogstszHs sssldedi.
w rect speciM Attention to their
stock of Ladsea' Shoe q fhsy. woold
assR sss1s issRRalis ssGs,sssly IL iaS B
ssg ss,as;,l 'aae ss';sl ssfs,,st sst :, e
wkishthsE ~ aAisds ssstais
vAry34s S icrSsyhesr shSsnn
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thsiE vsl0es es' sFa anxE xEoua tofhfros
ssss s..sass.: IT, a9 - afs9 ssF,s sss 7,
cAaat apSs 3nS SSoSs. aid
we elm Sa66gssisfl - With treat
esaadsse ~:
Z. .,.a I II!g !. :. !.
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NOTICE.


q = 9sf. ,fassag ~ > --1ff.a = -, =
A LE Persons are hereby warned
sgaihst trading:fofa u note eivon
by John y, Golding and John r. Ow:
ings for tie susn ofooo ;hundrei and
five dollars, to W.: Henry Moore, and
bearing date: either IN February Or
Marqh' |azO y:and which was lost
eithsf .betGsan Hodges Depot and.
AbbevilIe G.. H., or at Abbeyille C. II.
Also against trading fora due bill
tor seven dollars, given to the same
by 3: A. Hpdges, either in: Febfuary
or March 1870. Payment Of tho
above notes has1been stopped .~..g !.
W. HENRY MOORE.
April 81; ;IS7o, '5e-St x!sf1sa !
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f.fPa. TU1rs EarEcroa Axr.-.,Ans we Anss usea.
Aiais Invaluable medicine tor touass, coISe ODD
IfAthPIs; sPi!H5S Sf BlpPdr Group. fnaaRstion
stss BissssFss sSa hi a;s.!..sy syy s. .ss s
aaengs J; stssst It, usefalnesh For Lug Gaas,
aos, Ak tsiea' IS 9s; 9ssP sPIaSa:orI Sag w Fs
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April seiIs7o,I5e-st.. xl.E1l: !:

CHOICES. S'1
PharinaiesaitA Prspaaaat atiel1lI,
Direct from s, the 1aso'riatoty. !:
syrss syysss y ls
ana StfYeAbi4e, tnG*'.or -. n,ln';;s
Wine ae 0aiissays Bark, 80,
Wine Of PepssHsi1s. y: last sos. az
Elixir OF BaFi-with- Pretox. Of Iron,
Elixir Of aGsssiaayith ghleryof Iron,
Elixir vxlAAaaSts s6a A8ahonis, &. !
Il: f:;;'; S;;;'; 4 Fal1I' 1RI'agg, d, .,la....,,
Citra hasss7 7a6lubs, SEE = =
crPssssjssl psssJss gssls4et 'es esi''ss'as .
Ss:' ss:.s';sGzknahRkJgaEa4 Glz
Fes Esys s.ss ilApva naJea.1.:
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April q. 1870. .bEtsL ,5,:si .es lis'
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= =.
"A new stock Dress Goods will
be reeeivad' 'this- week. sHata,
&C., received every@eekat the
y. q; ,.EsBoRIuM, oEo F. xsa1pgaa,
s's@SL Al 10 ss.,iIl.1slji jih -, !

WAg1aSa oaps, kResas;t NE,
& 9Nmbtoidexidst s~isai Null, sNA,i.;
ss9'tSt, s9'St, Jaogpets ;1Filesksa 4 q ahaA aAtfBsd
Msalina eR R6eies, LawnsI5fbasaati.
Palt Fabrisssfam sDdies's spsassap& III,
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.f.,.i IL - A.h II. ,-'ENy III n
IN; -A.sJ aEHetax can not. sells,ay
goodsh ha'l0, ,asontls credit. hstlsssl
lf1 Faath 1ie6s, aa4 s,ssih tRafs
PER spf fan ade aey deXehsses !sysss 6gS &stmpIy;
9sass as 'ashiia AN apftaiisl lflhibsd
skI Ifa'a,sas '6asli. ssssed dsDju.sSG
e .sll g, go ,eoS Pc; s'
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Miller N ii g.. Robertson:

TIIRLAnIES viii remember Chat MRS, IYrIGoR t,sy
aas ssrs ehasgs sSs i e tss Millinery e
sys DRESS BoaH ~ p* @ e' nl ~ the
Aprls, 1870; SOFT -ga, * <stI~a =
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Ftimhers aid t6S debris from TIA Conf
Eo9h wassdch ahaspsrabey rescued
9nH sufferer, they could -somstifnss
hesr the piteons moans of a-dozen
a's ssss Se2 asa ts Pa sss ssfsS 81
IN 'thsarlsati1egoeh G;StNrq 2.1r, 49,;
+ ThS eaty pfesSntSa ia cG,ocnr1fa aAi
lfearanes.se q Most9 Of lsha 4 4forssI
1espstiaily on Main street, SstaSlSte8l
as as aapyt r.. yt e srspeyt lassa.sasaiRG
polideo force lost sevsn 6f 'iis officers
end taShsgn1l Enipss. a9.,;, " y, eatsis
||A!4nsasdfassly1ia heari,,,ss qae,y,ia
ktsrrfblSe Seddent, GensfhI Gs8bva H3sl
] |p6aehsd. one s6f hfs3 aids, IIfaufan IiIk
Hei1tzefn6bTystSi 9dyernbfn - aiESS
loHsitfE aflv.i aiE it'was III hiiS n, na,S, ,SVor,
Ito fSrhisfSS Ths. Stfs sE6Eefsr ana : ~.
fbnlahssS. 3D., 1hSfRs OPP RS5e' ~ ~:
lTvea 0H Ae Sadafa Ind pat iSS
rfe Hss; 81 9iassRss IL HshfSHg, If says.
IA Alglancs ats tfAinsids of tho, walls
toGtke bnildings, fevealN tHS Eahss' hs ss .,
ft8fS f1ftightfui :.calatMty.o The 6Id
ifaft tn,whie)l The aowsr House rnsats
}sss3 |sss rs sEss sg sss!.l@s / Sd Sd
|ss.@ |sss. s.' sc slssls;
lsise |:sisl 3 g ,sss sas sle lsssi
|sss |sss 81
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ss,tssssEsi .sssia HI ss ess,a ldssss 3 I
Rl;a etsaaaA lp Alxsa pf as Il
5 ,s;s':.',.s - Id, s'
I'D sSssssd MI .iini a.6e - -. yssDoc
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assEsTlAr. ns,T1Crag.

/. aT NV And ATTRACTINE
BsT b MI AND WINTER DRY
EaOoDs<1 am row opening very large snt
tsa1eap SOCK OF G1fTDS bought at New York aye.
fl0ns gor eash, combating OF the latest designs
Dr.,ss. COCOA In Mersnos, Coburga. Popiins, FIR
res BfacK and Colofed A1pacas, Fnipress Cloths,
Silks, &C.. Waterproof Cloths: FIJI line Of IA
dies Closktngs; French, Scotch, American, and
F.edartckabure Cass.meres : Black ~Doeskfrs- and
Broad Cloths, Sabpets, Fuiled Cloth, KENTUCKY
Jeans. &c. ,~4- - !,
7 be largest itne of swtss Jacnnet. and Checked
MusIins, Irish Linens. Quilts, Tsble- Cloths Nap
kins, and Towels In the state, bought very low.
and TO which especially call the attention OF me
pGJlfS; yalencienes, Gaimpure, Grand Duchess,
Clunyy and Brussels ace; Ctmbrfcs, Edg1nR, IN
sertinE Bands, &c.; Bleached and Brown sheet-
ings and shtrtings, Plsid Domesttcs. Ticking
Hickory. &c. inen Hapdkerchtefs from SC. 70
the finest Lace Hosiery from loo. to the hest La
dIea' Merino Vests and Drawers. all qualities
Gents Linen and Woollen Shirts and Drawer
Bosons Neck Ties. ard Scarfs Gloves. Notions,
Coats Cotton from No. 8 TO 200 Jet Jeweify,
Soap, Perfumery, ard, IN short, everything TO De
found in o frst-class dry goods establishments
best brands of Calico new styles, only 1a3c.
ALI nek Is q call before purchasing elsewhere.
The following are with me, and would be pleased
to see their friends RYLAND Fl. NoRvsLL, for
merly with Isaac Sycle: WILLIAM "a. B TAy-
IoR, formerly with VIM. n. Bell & Co; B. HoLTz
and Miss ALICE HAnpEsTY. OF this city.
We have nov all Nos. OF Rnberts'a, Parabola's,
Smiths. Bates's, and Jonrdan's Needles
Remember the place. A. GOI,DBACK,
607 Broad street.
au32 between Sixth and Eleventh..
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The FIGHT OF THE BULLS AND BEARS
There was nothing particularly noticeable
In the operations Of the Stock Exchange
yesterday, except the fact that stocks raj
lied somewhat from the depression occa-
stoned by the attack of the bears upon the
bull CLIQUE on Monday. 1t was asserted
that the bulls were gathering up all the
stocks and taking all the contracts which
were being thrown out by the bears, and
thus sustaining the market. 1t is stated
that the bulls cannot long continue this bu.
siness that they are now trading on cash
capital representing nearly or quite $50, 00O.-
wv, and that they must break down sooner
CT later. The bears are confident and so
are the bulls.-Ne,o York Times Of We'd
1esdGy.
These gamblers have been playing with
sne european war as they have played with
every sensation in this country, and with
their own fraudulent canards besides. Their
game, however, Is to fleece outsiders. When
we are informed that there is a great war
between the Bulls and the Bears. and tba,
It's bitter and life and death afEair lat
outsiders beware. The animals are not hunt
ing each other much. The innocent ont
hders will have to bleed while thew
do the growing and believing. These
bulls and bears will follow the STRAIT.
egg Of the grisly bear of California,
which, taking position in sight Of herd
cfcattie, performs divers strange capers,
YsFy much 10 the astouishment of the
boginas and to the Irritation Of many OF
than. These latter, filed with resentment
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA TRouBLEs.-The
Charleston Ne,rs publishes Radical circu'
lar found in the streets, which contains The
following:
"Let all the Leagues in each county ap-
point five delegates from each League TO
meet at some central point in the county,
nd let it be the duty Of these delegates to
elect one prominent colored man OF the
party in the county for special and lmpor.
tant purpose, to he made known to him by
he Governor at the proper time. Let the
name of each man thus selected be reported
TO the Governor, whose duty it shall be TO
AXE the necessary steps, through the con-
Stabulary force, to have them put to death
N some secret place, and let the crime be
,hareed to the Reform party. This plan
win unite the negroes for the Radicals, and
he day will be ours"
This can hardly be genuine document
yet the Neaes says:
The Bloody Progran1me,-The diabolical
programme of the Scott party is to be car
led out to the bitter end. On Yesterday,
he gerry day designated for beginning the
bl0ody arork, disturbances are reported to
lave taken place in Laurens and in New.
Jerrv. Large bodies of armed men were
n the field, and sanguinary collision be-
tween the whites and blacks was momcnta.
rily expected. Two negroes are said to have
been killed, and the effort will be made, as
directed in the Confidential Circular, to
cast the whole blame upon the whites.
Heartily glad are we that the whites are
armed and ready. In their ability as we'll
,s willingness to defend themselves lies
heir only hope, and ours.
The Confidential Circular is no hoax. Its
Absolute truth as an expression of the pur-
poses of the Scott party as proved by the
events of yesterday.
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rD6Ess,

DhEDs
In Manchester. OF dyphtheria, IDA MAY, only
daughter OF Conrad and ISan Ltcscomb; aged
seven wears and SIX months.
Her fIncral will TAX place THIS FRIDAY
EVENING. at the Episcopal Church, ut
O'Clock. Friends and acGu4lntances ara re-
specifically invited 10 attend.
In Manchester, at the relidence Of his SON, on
the Goth inst ant after long illness, which he bore
with Christian fortituds, HARTWELL STAIN,
in the seventy-seyen:h year OF hts age
In Msnchcs,e r, at the residence OF her son-in.
law, G. orga w. Cox, Mrs. ANN b. ADAMS, il
the seventy eighth year other age.
On the alst instant, at half-past4 O'Clock P. M.
after long and painful lIlnczs. VIRGINIA e..
d .ughJer Of ). w. and e. II. Iod.ey, aged twenty.
one months.
Thursday morning, at o. clock, LOUISA VIII
TING. daughter OF Thomas r. and Anna G. Camp
bell, aged two years nine months and twenty i've
days.
Her funeral will take place at her fathers resi-
denCe, No. OILS. vast Clay street THIS Grid ~
EVENING, at AZ O'Clock. The friends and &C
gu lintances or the fDmlly are invited to attent
without further notice.
Wh 1T on q visit to her Oldest son, E z. Cren
shaw in the county Of SurTy, MIS- MARTHA
CRrnsHAW, relic o: the late Walter Crenanaw
OF Hanover county, Ia the ciEhty-tirst year Of he
age.
urday evening, snd be inferred in the family bury
ing-ground, in the county Of Hanover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

AFFAIRS IN TESNEssEE.-In the Second
Congressional District, Colonel A. Blezzard,
of athens, has been nominated against Ho-
race Maynard. Both candidates will speak
throughout the district. The contest will
doubtless be q close one, though hopes are
entertained that Maynard can and will be
defeated.
Hon. John Brown, lately nominated fol
Governor by the Democratic Conservatives,
was President of the recent Constitutional
Convention. He was also General in the
so-called rebel army. Hardly doubt Is en-
tertained of his election.
The friends of Andrew johnson wanted
him to be nominated simply as the congress.
sional candidate for the first district, but
the majority thought such bait might
prove too tempting, and declined SO to act.
He made a speech at Gallatin, Tenn, lately,
upholding his course in "my policy" 1t
is said that he is opposed to the action OF
the late Conservative Convention, and their
candidate for Governor. $50
The stockholders of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad, o few days
ago elected Richard Wilson, lately living
in New York city, President Of the joint
railroad, in place Of Thomas 81. Galloway,
lately deceased. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-23

Mrs. B. 2. Chenowetb, of Richmond,
Va, wife of Col. B. p. Chenoweth, late
United States Consul at Canton, CHINA, ar
rived here yesterday to settle up the ac-
counts of her late husband. She Is lazy
of superior talents Washington Repu6l,-
can.
In Baltimore, on Wednesday, Eli Hollis,
(coIored,0 came to his death by drowning IN
an effort to escape an illegal shipment, and
from an apprehension OF maltreatment from
the officers of the schooner Mary, who trled
to force him away from Baltimore to assist
in dredging for oysters.
The property of the Empire Mining Com
many, at Grass Valley, California, including
the mill, hosting, and pumping works,
storehouses, and 5000 cords OF wood, was
burned on Tuesday. The loss is s15o,00o
insurance, $4,000.
Seventy Chinese laborers have arrived at
BclIeville, New Jersey, from San francisco,
and are to be put at work in HerVey's laun-
dry, contract for their services Tor three
years having been made.
Remember that stamps on receipts Tor
money will not be required after October
LIST. Those on checks will remain as they
are. Stamps will not be required on pro-
missorv notes for less sums than 500.
An extensive fire is raging in Plymouth
woods, near Boston, Mass. About 20,00O
acres have been burned within the past few
Gays, including several hundred cords OF
cut wood.