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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Advertiser urges
the Edgefeld folks to tessir themselves, organize
al agricultural society, and have a fair In octo-
ine:. A good move.
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UNITED STATES CoNhIssIoNEK.-Cyru
Fraser, yet another OF Congress aiddleson's
mlltia company. was brought before Commits
sloner Porteous yesterday morning, and examin'
ed on the charge. Of voting under age as the
Button poll, Beaufort County. during the Guoer'
material election last October. Cyrus failed to
squeeze out more than twenty years at the pre-
sent time, and herwas forthwith bound over for
trial at the Msytsraot the United States Dis
trict Court.
Frank Sinclair wins slso e8knnasa on the
charse5pt being f6as dts tns <aaeersN : Bigglu
Church a. the nm s~eieolenaSTh evttsace show
ed taaihe was among ethssitnysdLas pafty, from
ssraSssryssrmedzttGsn Old fsses; and one of
the Witnesses. Sssfren Brown sGBopE- that he
wouliA aees.snthsdgSdt fosFs.sks timely 10.
te~rvenadn,An Ms favor. Tho pEs.eaert was bound
over like saeShovbusntqned.sstHaa ma
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A DEAD THING on THE TIGER. Jacob Bry-
ant was tried before Trial Justice McKinlay yes
terday on the charge OF swlndltng a colored
woman out OF S.. II seems that Jacob, who is
one OF your cute darkies, met his friend, Ned
Walker, on the street, and displaying a large roll
of greenbacks, limited that there were plenty
mere where that came from. confidential talE
followed, in which Jacob disclosed to his credu-
lous nearer that he had "the dead thing on the
TIGER, u and that II Walker would furnish q V he,
Jacob, would 30 and bust up Ben. Rtols' ana
divide the proceeds. The latter jumped al .oe
Idea. but had NJ fluids. Upon rejection, ROW
ever, he thought he. could squeeze it out OF MS
sisserin.law. The two went to her house, ana
she having produced the required sum IN sman
bills. Bryant grabbed the same. aud leaving
walker behind, lest Riols should "smeii a nice.
he walked OF with the money, and was heard OF
no more by his dupe. The sister-in'laW, knowing
nothing about the Tiger business, and upon het
complaint, Bryant was arrested. He was found
ouilty. and sent to the House OF Correction Tor
thirty days. A charge OF the Like nature as me
above awaits him ct the termination OF his pre-
seat term.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The cargo of sugar
AID molasses per brig Normandy, from Demerara,
receved.by Mr.. W. P. Hall. OF our city, Is re-
markable for It's superior quality, the sugar
being Of fine color and preparation, and the mo-
;asses for Its body and sweetness.
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JUsr OPsNED. 50 pieces Black Alpaca. rang
ing nom IS cents to 81. Very cheap, at
.sprao-thsms sroLL, WEBB & Co.
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The ATTENTION OF WATcH-BUYERs is called
to our large stock OF Walthan watcaes- These
watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best aud cheapest In the
market. All watches guaranteed : 2::; -.
W. ~CARarAaroK & CO.,
mar1S No. asa King street.
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ONE CASH FAST oLoRED LAWNS, warrant
ell at Tx cents. One case La vnI at 10 cents
More OF those cueap Bsreges, at 12x cents, at
apr2o-thsmS SrOLL, WEBB d 10.
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"a Persons deposltinea letters in the Posrotaee
will please place the stamp near the upper risnt
hand corner Of the envelope, and they WILL also
please TO remember that without the stamp LEI:
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Deaa
Letter Olfice.
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To CLOSE out our stock of Tenpirw. Tool
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reducsf the
prices to very low figures.
No. rsl KING SC, n Hss1I ST. BAZAAR,
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MApEs' sUrERPsHosPHArE has been reduced
to $50 cash; and 500 on time. Kfnsman d Howell
are the agents for the State. L
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BUSINESS ESvElOPEs.-THE NEWS job Office
IS now prepared to furnish good envelopestH Ith
business carts printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
md. Send cor orders. Every merchant and
business Qan should have his card printed on
his euvelOpes
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Ffpr1 DOZEN LADIES' HOSE, at rs cents. Th
above gouds are very cheap, at
apr!o-thsm3 SToLL, WEBs q Co.
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GsoouEr Caoausr4l QsoQusf !I!-Im-
ue,as REDUCTION. Ia. price f. me largest Field
Crnanas at sL- s5s@
HAsx1 STREET BAZAAR II No. 1sl Kna ST.
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sEosA1s, ssLr Gskk. PLAsrEnr NIaEs Rr,
nor any adulterant OF my kind used In Kapes'
superphosphste.; Khsmso b Howell '"ars the
agents. 8
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER TEAM EVER
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, rs cents; Old
price go cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
70 ceaIa: Old price 81. In Velvet aud Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 %. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 SO.
EAsEL 81. BAZAAR, AND No. l6l KING ST.
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az, YES! Oh, YEsl Oh, YES

# becomes my pleasant .iuty to inform my friends
amt D ,trous.: THAI the time has again srIlSea ,or
t y, emrn,Lnre. Mattresses aud Bells eads.
Trv q remedy that never fats; send FOR tne Doctor
who keeps the + .rniture lnnr nary az NO. o.
Dnsen Street. liavln. greluy enlarIen NY
invalid Furniture Hospital am now pSeps.ea W
,rnaL patieuts 10 That line IN ,re successfully anu
sa1Isrsctorily than ever. 'Uome one, come ALL"
John Z. LUNSFOR0. No. 81 Queen st.,
Opposite Harrisaoas Palat and Oh Store
mnrI
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PARcHEEgr! PAReHEEsr "A royal game of
India. HAsEL' SrRHEF BAZAAR,
anrs0 And No. 1871 Ring Street.
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Tor B~ALr1AoRE.-The steamship Maryland Is
oaayoidably detained until this afternoon, at 4
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Auction Sales This Day.

Lsitch 4 Bruins will, sell at II o'clock, at the
Dollar Store, balance OF stock or hand aud n8-
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ATTENTION, TouRfsfs.-stereoscopic views
O. Charleston and vicinity, at No. lei King street
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noV12
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THE CATHOLIC FAR-FrTH EvEENG.-The
n umber OF visitors ct the fair last evening was as
larse az en- any or the preceding evenings, and q
dense mass OF human beings swayed slowly
| around the hall during the time the fair was Kept
| omen. To cross the room was q task ATTENDED Wi'n
dlnaculty, and only to be accomplished oy paul
ence, perseverance,, and an expenditure OF smali
change. Diminutive beings were constantly IN
the wsy, and every advantage was taken or o
pause to invite the visitor to Inspect q rane list.
The number OF these deludlng papers which were
being carried around exceeded all calculation,
and a young lady without one was q curiosity.
Several impromptu lotteries Of trlning articles
were got up on the spur OF the moment and prov
ed themselves handsome speculations. Among
the vast crowd that filed the hall many new anu
welcome faces were to be seen, and the evening
was without doubt one OF the most profitable Of
the fair. On Saturday evening there is no excuse
for staying away. and It Is. expected that all VINO
have not done 30 will now come forward sndglve
their Sountensnos, II nothing else, to the efforts
OF the ladies and msnsSerss.
The following prizes were won last evening:
Velvet vest c. II. Townsend; Cigar stand, @. Col
Inns; fine canary bird. Miss Belle Harvey; hand
some frult cake, Mr.. NJ oOchrane; pair pictures
L.. J. Blame; hspdspme hutter-dlsn. Nix. haioneyi
fruit cake, J. q. Deverelx; handsome copy New
Testament Mlss II. Gleason; Bohemian toilet set,
Jeanette Ducan; china 8 ucar and cue, Kate Fur
long; gold ring. Paul q. Doezapi one doll, MSS
BroOmer; beautiful a. GROSS. G. w. Longe; Gle.
CANT fruit cake, F. L. Shubre; half dosen pocket
haudkerchIefs. Tim o'Brien; Red Riding Hood, ID.
E. Henry; silver castors, Thomas Tobin; photo.
graph Of Rev. Mr.. saadler, ehas. Aimsr; photo
graph Of Rev. Mr.. Quiglsy, VIM. Byrne; two beau
uru ornaments. r. R.; one roast pig, J. II. Boxer
one meerschaum pipe, Mis- &. L. Lynch an ele'
egant'cake,. Miss Marie F. Aimar; an elegant cake,
Miss Sarah WEIGH; china cup and saucer, Il.
Oliver; china matchbox, L. Stoppetbetn; bottle
extract Cecilia Buchhelt; handsome fruit cake
Miss Amina Follen; handsome doll, L. A. Tanlun-
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Aurtiunsers' pripate Gales, Sc.
by ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

AT PRIVATE SALE, TWO STORY
Tradd street, % feet front, by los feet deep.
TWO STORY BRICK STORE. Oh Lot No. 12o
King street. 2s feet front, by Reflect deep, second
Lot north OF Queen atreet.
LOT No. 1sl, adjoining aboye;;S23 feet front, BY
1877 feet deep.
Two LOTS, Nos. % and 1el King street, between
Broad and Queen streets, % feet front, byi5o
deem, each. apr21-fmwfi
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MARX Your CLOTHING -order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octi4ts,
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EGGS BISCUITS, 80 cents per pound, at
apr22-l kIssAAN BROS.
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| Adama, Rose
/ Aiken, Betsey
Aston. Marf6
Ancrum, Mic
aet
Atkins,Mav /
Austin, Gt0e
AIsohE Eliza
| bethk.:
| Barron, Rebe
Bamfeh, Sart
Beekmanni
| Theodore E
Bird, Eliza
BeslIn, MARY
BlaIely, Ksse
BlsEeiy, Mrs
Bond. Mary
Brown. Cons1
Brown, Ellnda
Brown, Miss O
Brown, EhE
beth E
Brunson, Suss
Brunson, Sara
&C Mary
| Ann
Burnes, Betsy
Burgess, Eliza
Camuade, ~
w J
Carpenter,
| m%S@aS
| easn, Caroline
| Chaplin Miss
| Ruth
| C!ary, Mrs Ali
| Cock, ElizI
| Collins MISS
| Corbett. Mrs
| Cobn, Margret
| Croft, Mrs He
| Craig al Miss Lei
! Currier, Mrs
Rpni
Dart,M Mrs Oh2
| Davis avis Eazahe,
barr. Mrs H L
| Decoster. Eltz
Delzamore, S
| Deys, anna
D!nEln, Franc
Dillon. Hrs P
-I-f-
Draper, Aobie
| DriscOl Julia
Duncan, WI
| loughby
Dunn. Hauofa
Dune. M3 6
| Early, Adelln'
| A
| Elliott, Hester
| Eyos, Laura
| Fielder, Emma
! Fishburne, Jai
! Fenneren Ma
! Poster, Iseoell
| Foster, Mellise'
| Fusebehre. "a
arene
| Gadsor. Cha
| l0tte
| Gibbs, Maria {
Ia
| Gibbes, Clela !
| Clock, Lena
| Miss T
| Glover, H G
| 9runne, Au.
entst
| Grant. Llddy
| 6urnell, Eyelit
Hayward, Nal
| Halsell, Mrs A
| Hsrbers, Car
| line
Hockady, Sart
Howell, Mrs
| Hogarth, Ella
Hodges, Miss
| Hoffman, Mrs
Howard, Ma
| gret
Howard, Loul
Humley.Rach
II
Inwond, Eliz
| beth
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CITY S.
,msSak& Thu n.y.

". L. ]. Charitable Association, at s P. N.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at half-past 7 P. n.
Washington Firs Company, stsP.h
s. Georges Society, Al 2 2. n. q
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:. By ALONZO ]. WHITE & SON.

By ALONZO j. WHITE 6 son.
EOR SALE OR RENT, A FARM ON
Charleston Neck. containing 11e acres, well
known as Heywsrd's Farm, on Ashley River. oP:
posite Clements Ferry Road, about two and q half
miles from city limits, on plankfoad. On prem.
iseS q comfortable Cottage and .outbuIlfnga. For
particulars apply as above at No. SO East Bay.
8pr17-Hs2
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issue DOCKET.

The jury having been unable 10 agree upon a
verdict iu the case OF the Willman's Island Phos.
phate Company VS.. the Marine and River Phos.
phate Mining and Manufacturing Company, were
discharged. aud q mistrlal ordered to be en-.
tered.
Harriet L. Sewers, Administrative, Of Virginia,
VS.. WIN. A. Washington. Verdict for the plain.
til for sos.
The arguments of counsel In the case Of Cow.
try, Fireman & Co. vs.. Mary A. Dunoyant, ct al,
were heard, and the court held the case under I'D.
visement.
IN rH8 DISTRICT COURT.
A balance Of $50 having been left aneXpended
In the cases OF Shumach 4 Blyth, asslguees OF
John W. Grady. against Grady Il Hawthorn, and
against Grady, Hawthorn 4 Turby6ll, the same
was ordered to be paid'to the petitioner.
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Purtgo, JoAhna
Rsing, Miss
Mary
Rauhnd,t Miss
kste
Reid, Sarak
RiokH1dsoa, Mel
lie
Richardson Bet.
to
Richardson, Bet
Ross, Sarah A
Rowe, Sarah
Robtpaon,.kJu.
genia
Robinson, EnzaI
Mrs De
.
Robertson, Lucy
Mary
Rumpn, Sarall
Rushne
Sanders, Hde'
s%chlopser, Mrs
scholes, hrs
Seabrook Lou:
Seabrook, Mrs
sesHsos atss
r. Rss
Sfthas SailRA
Sheridan, Maria
sickles, Alice
Singleton Hes
ter -
skatt, Nancy
Smalls, CornelIa
Smith, Anna n
Meme
Spath, Cello
LIZ
Zfe D
Smother, Annie
M
Storm, Ellen
Sizzling, Miss G
Steicliel,SaiQe A
Strbbling, Mrs
mot
S~ulleacan, Ella
Ellen
Mrs So
phia
Taylor, Mrs "
] 4
Terrell, Miss
Ann
Lidg
Liber
Mrs N J
Townsend, Anu
Tucker, Adehne
Turner, Eliza
Ellen
Walker, Mrs 8
B
walker, Mss s
Walker, Eliza
Walton, Mrs. Ma.
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Wiuright, DIAN
Ward, Annett
Ward, Mrs n
Warnett, Mary
shhgto Sd
rah
waunless, Mrs 3
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webster, Hrs,
No110sMarfet
street.
White, Lilly
Whalny, Mn
whine, Miss
T8ialu
Wily, Dido
Wlfkerson, Mrs.
James
Williams, Mary
Jane
Williams; Mrs
Aunday
Wilson, LaroWy
Wincey, Re.
becca
wlnton. Henry
Worrell, Mrs A
Woodwork, Miss
Yates, Rose
Young, Sarah
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| FURCHGorT. .;sENEDtcr aGtth
/ II a. y IL; 3a3 80 -: 25Tb3
- RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE : hl:.-
TO THEIR FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC
Tnat,ovtngl e tie -
SPECIAL FACILITIES. AMI: QUALIFICATIONS
or their Resident Partner 10 New, Tori, 81
they are enabled to purchase their supplies Of
FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Both Foreign and Domestic, In all csses from
aa. - nrst hands,, !.
Ar,rHE LOWEST, CASH FldusE.
And thus to e6er y
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS To GUS
TONERS,
| ..|. .r.'T Atc1 :
Their prices will! be found from
TWENTY TO FIFTY PEg GENT. LOWER
s. :r'r -.
Ehsn those Of aa,ssshsr Dry Goods House
IN the South.
Tnes Invite an inspection OF sheir sso Ii, which is
made up OF
NC AUCTION GOODS,
But which Will be found 20 consist Of an immense
variety or
TIE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES
Comparison. as TO quality, With the best goods
o6ered elsewhere, -.
Is C A L l. E N G E D,
Aud competition as. to price
is DEFIED.
-
Every article sold By Us Is warranted to be pre-.
cisely as. represented.
Our motto is /
"QU1oK SALES AND SMALL PRoFIrs,n
And Customers who wish to
SAVE MONEY IN BUYING
Will do well to give us Q call.
.FURoHGorr, BENEDICT Il CO.!
Uptown Store, Downtown Store,
No: <s7 King street, 30. PA King street,
Corner Of Calhoun. Near 'Taie Bend"
oct3l
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~ anrtiu,r gtlss-saatss Dap.
Esd II, z. AEITW & r., S.; RREN&E

|;;i;ia @; nTG' ~ Hucffo noefs;4 caa: :aE
It'll 44DFassG o5oDssaRlEsyitKtIaafNs soN
~ shand9:at hthe Dollar Store, King .street
one door north OF Wentworth street, Ftxtures,t&c.
VIII be sold THIS BAY, It'll O'Clock, at the One
The Sfsipes GOODS remaining on. haud.i Also
Desc. MISUNDERSTANDING and1ases, Walnut Count
era, GenEen SilBrMonnted Show Cases Walnut
Side CAGES, with glass doors, Chairs, 30 Also
Terms cash. apr22.
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By L0UND. DeSAUSTURE.

By L0UHD. DeSAUSIgRE.
an TUESDAY, 9Th DAYs0F MAY, AT
" at II O'Clock 4. Il. WIN beSsolt; near the
Old PostonleS Broad street, iE:' saI:..
-Au that bOT.0F LAND, with the1BRIeK STORE
thereon, known by the No. - situate,
lying and being on the east side OF East
Bay street "a few doors. north Of the POST
otice) M the City OF oharfeseon, In the State
aforesaid, measuring<and containing tn front,
one hundred and nineteen n1e) fec, more OF; less;
buttfng aud bounding to the north onlands now
or late Of E. q. Locke. tothe south on lands OF the
estate Of Condy, to tht east on lands late OF Rhett
k.RobsOn, and to the west on East Bay street
aforesaid. .s.s
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
STAMPS. -. april
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EXTRAORDINARY -LIFrRG. - Nilsson and
troupe arrived at the Minis House yesterday after
noon. accompanied by TIVE large wagonloadP oi
the most SaratogIsh. looking trunks that aver
excited the envy OF q Flora McRltmseI.' Among
Ehshs baggage were several Noah,s ygrls large
enough to accommodate q moderateiy.slzed fam
ny. Several OF these trunks weighed notices. than
500 pounds, and Con, the porter; at the Mills
House. who Is a sort OF modern Hercules, won O
wager by shoulder;ns the heaviest, and alone and
unaided carrying them, IN turn, to their destina.
ton. 1t Is o feat OF strength which few men in
Charleston would attempt to rival.
-. --
BUILDING At THE C~trADEL.-The large. guam
dty OF lumber, noticeable for the past few days,
piled up on the green Ut the burnt wing OF the
Citadel, is at last being put to use. and the car
penters are hsrd at work upsnit. They are about
to construct q line of stables around the outer
edge OF The northwest corner of the green. on the
three efdes OF the paraiielogram Of which the west
wing Of the Citadel forms the forth. These stables
are built for she accommodation Of the eighty or
ninety horses belonging to Company G Of the
Third Artillery, which Is expected here about the
Let OF May. The company will bring their battery
OF light guns and will be stationed here. Com
pany L, a part Of which Is now on duty atthe
Citadel; and the rest at different points around
the city and harbor, will also remain.
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Auetion 5aleaS-futureaD Mans
ByW. ]. sLEITCH& r. 8. BRUNS,

-EUAucti0nc0rse sP
pos1TIvE SALE UNDER RoRECLos-
Will BIZ aold on WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF April,
at the Store, Of II ,ssra W.-G @. Whilden d Co., No.
256 King street cornerof. Beaulala, at O'Clock
In the evening and Continued until the entire
stock Is disposed OF,
- CONNECTING m PART OF. y
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry,
Silver, and .PlstedRare, Fine CEockery, French
articles OF virtu, Partanware and Fancy Goods.
Tue saie Of, CRocKERY, ct No . Hsylaa street,
will take place on the eth OF Nay. Catalogues
may be had, on application, at No. % rHsyne
street, or No. IS Broad street. apr22-smw3
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MEMS LIST

Aimes, Jno W ,Gera
Alexander, G!Ds
Richard 30
Aston, Jos A Hall
Aston, Jos y Han
Anderson, Ste- wi
phen HAT
Ashmore. Fl u aaz
Atlas, VIM hey
Attles. Abmer Her
Baker, ScsOn Hlgt
Baker, II my
Baker, Washington
ton Hop
Barry, Jno HorI
Bartlett. Wm noOl
Bailey. N H HUI
Bell, VINO Hue,
Bell. JUG l. JAG
Beaudror. Jas q
Bismarck Jam
Bihor, Z 81 Jenl
Bl6hme, N C J. Is
Biakeley. EP None
Bowen. f 3 !ont
Bolles, Harry !oM
Bodies, H F -!ohr
Drauch, Scott &IJ0hl
co pil
Bresnahan, Pa-kal
trick IN
Bruschi, Signorkeli
Carlos hecI
Bull, Or W f B
| Buck, ] d Co Kldt
/ Butchneld, Thos Rlel
Burroughs, Jasr re
s Kni,
| Butler, VIM c So
| Buhere, ] Kuo
| Burns, Samuel kolI
| Carson, Vim K'rc
, CamIner. Jas S Ian
Capars, Lam
Carney, Jn0 ue
Casey, e
Channel, Jesse l.lul
n Lon
Chadwick, JnoLnr'
cb + s,1R'' Ta MAJ,
Ohsmptln, San may
DIV Nat
ChtslIam, Ino MAJ
Clement, Cap MaZ
VII MIC
Clark, E H MIC
Oofrld Martin MIX
CUnman, s B MI
Crawford, Rich Alll
ard Moo
Crolnam, Thos MOI
Cummings, WmMor
Cemer. Glyranl Mou
Cnrtis. Geo Mur
Davis, Robert CMur
Dewaii, Edward al
Deigney. Chss Mce
DtWtre. James mc(
Donnings, MALI.
wine M"S
Doscher, Henry Mct
Dos:hrr, H @ Mc'
Douglas. Mr. Mel
Douglas. Jno ,.e,
Dolan, Patrick Mci
Edward 10 fus aci
Edwards, james, MO
E.llogs, Jack Ol
Fagan, inc. q
Farris, Captain
AG Upi
Flaum. ] Il
Pord. P D a
FredericSs, Mr. Pal
Fra er,.Jno A Pat
Francies, 10. r
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Harver Leroy vs.. VIM. Godfrey, receiver, ct o..
The time in which the compliments were pre-.
viously ordered to give security for costs was ex.
tended from the lss OF May to the 1st OF June,
1871.
The committee having reported f~avorabiy as to
the qualifications OF Wm. Stone, Esq, he was ad-
mitted to practice and bis name duly enrolled Us
an attorney, solicitor and proctor OF the United
States Court.
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TaE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-In this
court on Friday, the 2lst, .(Hous. Hugh 1. Bond
and Geo. S. Bryan presidingl the following ousi.
ness was Transacted:
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DAVID L. MOTT. II. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.

LouIsvILLE, KY, September 1.
I feel that we have now an article OF gin suit
ale for such cases as that remedy is adapted to.
Dr.. J.. VI. BRIGHT.
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Gignrs, GotarrG, &r.

mar2l-3mos No. - BEAVER STREET, b
The evening Argus., 1871-03-18
Citizens Of Rock Island.

TOR THE FIRST TIME THIS BAMARI-
Il TAN'5 Root and Herb Juice is offered to
you. And for the first time has such an offer
and Herb uices ia a remedy that will cur.
serofola, Ulcers, sOres, Syphilis, letters, Scales
BOIls, Tu ubercrlous Consumption, III d ali disea
ses arising from impure blood. We now pro-
pose % prove what we say by giving the remedy
Tree of charge IN all bad cases until q cure il.
Afeotrd, then We expect our patients TO pay for
the Dumber of bottles used. So that the thou-
sands who have been heretofore deceived and
who have given up all hopes, have an oppU, tuni.
ty OF being cured without spen ding one cent un-
til the diseass is overcome. We have been led
to deal with the people ID this way from tw rea-
sons. FIRST, from the numerous letters ve re-
receive from all parts, each one stasing his own
grievance the m msori.y of the say ing that the V
had been to several doctors, to some of whom
they had paid large sums, bat received 10 bsne-
it others state that they seem to receive bene-
| fit for the time but tho disease would break out
| Again, others have been treated with Caustic but
no cure would follow. Secondly. We know the
SAmaritan's Root and Herb Juice will positivsly
cure, and therefore there il risk in lettin 2
| the people judge for themselves. ALI We ask is
to be paid when radical cure Is made. Persons
| pIease give US reference that they will pAv when
cured. Root and Herb Juice 8 rs per bottle.
DESMOND CO., Proprietors,
9l5 Race street, Philadelphia.
OHAs. BEssER, corner Illinois and Market
street. Agent for Rock Island.
mch8dr1y