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Hsw CAsfLE TaAiSs.--l~svc New Csst)s - ~
ton and phllAAclihla al 20 M Leave isSi1 IN
II Is y. and Wilmington % r. ~ Tor Ncv CSs7 7 81
sssasA msAScn TaAts Atss-AidItionsi = 49, -
Leave Smyrna for Clayton II 3s A. n eS@ YiSX XX<
nakc connections with trains q and fsom Dovesy
YREiaIir TRAIN, Win Passenger G., 49, y /.
wIlmins.cn u IS a ~; New Castle. I IS; q rj15
70. Townsend. 2 Is; Clayton, -; povet 4x. W&2
cm'nF : u; FELTON,: co. iiarrinsson. 1 =; fsvai5.
son 70 hridxsvte, is Stafford. -; lssss1 IN
and arrive at Dclmar NJ as, 4. N. Paerss~13
leaving Philadelphia at II 20 ,. =. Mn SSSs
close connection with this train st Wiimi.sS-S
Retnrning-wiil leave Dcin,sr, s sop. ~: fSsss
rel, . 55 Scaford, 20; Bridgcs1llc. ~. TSS
mington. 25 Harrington. 4b; Fellou. ~
Wyoming, o IS; Dover, I O5; Clavlon. 1T
Townsend, 20; Middlciown, g 30; Klrkvon1
| o 05 New Castle, o rs, and arrive Al Wiimla~S
ton, lo0 Pm. Philadelphia, II 30 ,. =. sSS
Baltimore, so a. n. Subject 10 DELAYS inciSc~e
TO freight business.
This train will stop TO take mp passen3ess eels
nj stations named, but will set dow Ra,sssen1n2&
at amy stopping place, Excgrr Hafc's CcsSos.
State Read, Rodney and Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend with the Kent Countv. a.A
Queen Annc's / Kent Raiironis for Kruucd ! viiis
Sudlersvilc and intermediate places
| Al Clayton. with VI. 4 ID. H. II. for Eas1n-
| md intermediate placcs.
Al Harrington, with J. h u. n. II. for Mi1fsrS.
Georgetown. Icwcs and intermediate nIsreS
| At Seaford. with u. A u. Il. II. for FsSse.,s
burg nni Cambridge, &c.
Al belular, with r. 8. n. n. for Sslish.sv
| Princess Anne. Crsfcd: also for Berlin e.d Y
er stations on the ". 4 r. H. II.
Ma, so--iy u. y RESNEy, supssissss6sua
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TERMs--rvss,ys
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

Every person getting up club Of Ave AT 81 go
each, or eight AT 81 so each, will he entitled TO
an extra copy Of the Magazine for 1874, and also
to . copy OF the supcrh rarlor mcxxoiint tsive "a
inches by ISL, Five Times tine To-Day"
which, at a store, would cost four dollars. Spec
linens sent, gratis, to those wishing to get up
Clubs. Address,
CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
No. 3o6 Chestnut, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct 2S-if
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wLTBERGER's
E'lavorinp Extracts

are warranted equal TO any made. They are pre-
pared from the fruits, and will be found much
batter than many of the Elirdcfs that are sold.
Ask your Grocer or Draggia Tor Wmoyers .
Extracts.
nARLOvy's INDIGO HUE
Is, without doubt the best article in the market
for hlning clothes II will color more water than
four times the same weight of indigo, aud much
more than any other wash blue In the market.
the only genuira is thai put up at ALrnIn WiLr-
mgnGgRs DnuG SronR. No 233 North Second st.
Philadelphia, Pa. Tile lanels have both Wilt
berger's and Barlow name ON them, al othsrs
arr counterfeit. For sale by most groccrs and
druggists.
WiLTBERGERS lNDELIBLE INK will be
found on trial TO he a superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale nj reasonable prices Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines, chamois Skin,
Spongcs, Tapioca, Pearl, Sage, and all article,
In the drug hnc, n,
ALFRED VIII TIER @ Err s DRUG STORE
No. 2aa North Second 81. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
July 3, lsTl-ly
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IvEN -AW AY ~!
II y - olAsmiae and Popular Works Of Art!
~ Awake " and " Fast Asleep"
91aop u,lr of French OIL Chromos. The
- u which arc life size and cannet fail
VI f1rnrD III who love art or children.

1 onh,lshers of THE CHRLSTIAN u
HON, helue deiermined that the paper,
(esse ~ editorial name md teachings Of
yosd Bsecher, should have every sdvan-
y ~ ~ mlsston Of penetrating into every ci-
T SG1age u the land, scnt one Of their num-
IT nneuss last Spring, TO seek for through
11oujouo and attractive work Of art TO ac-
7Se ~ rapss In lie canvass for Subscribers.
35aly se succeedsd, and entering Paris
- daring IL terrific siege aud bonn
~ ~ ~ vsfsaiilisss, he was able TO make
&gU60e1e arrangement with the propr'e-
1Eouo exquisite chrosn0s by which they are
x6 q rate sNfirsiy exetfsticnai, making Il
rmD1 rWE PAIN. tsss nssnseA.)
- onnual Subscriber 10 the CArisfisn Union
=, mounted, siscd, aud varnished, ready
w36s tthe form most advantageous 10 the
~ ] Il a. IS. Notwithstanding the fact
W ~ 6G9ulaF market price Of these beautiful
l166 = 90, thousands Of them have been
- estll ase selling, In the picture stores
ncQley ChrCmos can be bought no cheaper
'11 "a ~ be had voR NOTHING by subscribing
y U1sisfism Csio~ Tor one year. They arr
mmen eolosed prints, but careful copies af
Eo1oelnU ~ Mrs. =. Anderson, an cminen
i& ae1bl; printed In oil colors, from hfteer
a1uca&d BY Jchcnne, 81 Paris, and fei
~ (lUasis} inches), are equal to an,
- ~ issssd. A. O: cox, Agent,
- Middlctown, Del
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Nax~ rassl.. Enpnyx ner -gh

"
New Castle County, Dec. 1th, 1871.
Upon the application of David $. Winebrcner
and John W Buckman, Executors Of William
Millwnrd, late Of Pcncadrr Hundred In said coun-
Is, deceased: IL is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid give notice
Of the granting OF letters ies,anentary upon the
Estate Of the deceased with The date Of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to he posted
within forty days from the date OF such letters,
In six Of the most public places Of the County OF
New Castle requiring a!l persons having demands
against the Estate, to prcs.n, the same, or abide
by m Act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same 10 he insert
ed within the same period in the Middlsfomn
Tvdaseyipt, a nespaper published In Middlciown,
and 10 be continued therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of Of
l.. 9. fee Of the Register aforesaid at New
'~- Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year above wri,tcs.
GIBBS, Register.
NoTiCE.-All persons having claims ngnins,
the Estate Of the deceased mus, present the same
duly nticstcd TO the Executors on or before Dec
7th, 1879, or abide mn Act OF Assembly in sucl
casc made and provided.
DAVID s. wlNEBRESER, r,.n,o,.
JOHN ". BuCkMAN,
Appakss--Jokn W. Buckman,
Jan l3-2m $50 Walnut Street, Phila
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Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel, twice the usual size, and contain six fig
ure. They will be .upcrbly colored. Also, sew
eral pages Of household and other receipts In
short, everything interesting to ladics.
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THOMAS puppy,

81 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
: Above Cbestnst, East esds, Philadslphia,
Would call H. attention Of ihoee wlsh.I
ling 10 purchase Carpetings, 70 bic lasRsI
, and choice line Or forelgn and Domestic,
! lbosh ID relation % qualities u we'll 81
lslyles. Also tll Cloths, Mattinsp, Rnes,
!: 4als olalr Rodsy ~. ~. q ~ lousDl|
MI. gsseAns p1puY + ~ Il - 4.
l1ad d. br1 \ Wll1 1Aeulss Dse6y.
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COOK STOVES.

PARLOR STOVES.
BRILLIANT, DEW DROP,
GAS BURNING BASE, UNION AIR TIGHT
PARLoR LIGHT OUR PARiOR.
Also, SEXT0N'S PARLoR HEATERS.
Stoves Of all kinds suitable for Stores, Offices,
Bar-rooms, and School Houses.
Also, the Morning Glory and the Oriental, both
unsurpassed In beauty and efficiency. They eau
be in operation nj the store Of the proprietor.
All sizes Of Bar-room Stoves aud Template
Stoves repaired at shor, notice.
Old Stoves taken in exchange.
rn-TIN WARE at wholesale and retail. -,fs
Being practical workman, himself, he thinks
he can give satisfaction 10 all who favor him with
htcir work. Particular attention paid TO Roof.
ing and Spou,ing.
,1a- ORDERS SOLICITED.
JOHN b. ROBERTS.
aug -, 1917
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Kent County Rail Road.

TINE Ken, County Rail Road being eo,pulee6A
i TO kenncdyvilc, trains will run daily. f{5sn-
days excepted, for freight aud passengers. -
tween krnncdyvillc and Townsend, where ctceo
connection will be made with trains OF the Ilr3s
ware H. Il. commencing on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 24tA. 1870.
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1926 G. AS H.

n. D.-l am also prepared, nj at my shop In
Odessa, 90 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sowcr
with all It's improvements and In the most sub
sianiial manner, TO the llaines / Woods or any
common grain drill now in use, and guarantee
TO give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment will please
forward their orders as soon NJ possible Ms only
a limited number will be furnished this season.
TER S.--Dcinware Phosphate Sowcr attach
ed old drili, $i5, Cash or an approved note at
30 days. W.. N. HAxiLroS, N. y.
July loft Odcssa, Del.
A. T. BRADLEY, AGxsr,
Middletown, Del.
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Aud will run MS follows until further ne,l1s

lkencdysillr ~ 30
Passengers from kennedysille, and all statleae
on the Ken, County Rail Road, will roach Wils
mington nj lois, 4. ~ Philadclphia st 4 II.
N. and baltimore at l .os, rn.
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad. vfll
leave baltimore president Street Drpotl Il f.S6
A. N. Philadelphia tDcpoi corner Broad q. ~
Washington Asenue) ut $50, 4. \. and Nh.
n,ngion at TO- A. ".
kcnned, Vile, making close connections I'M
trains Fast and West. Il will leave Chesessoe0S
at $50, A. y. and returning, leave Ksnnedy yVills
on arrival Of train, and reach Chcsicstowa 49,
2.3o r.h ]. h. WlNGATR
apr 30--tf Chief Eur,r a.a 6ns,a.
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BALE.

11laa = Ohsoeer cnun-
~! I ~ - 10y. ~
so ut y bolh 0altl-
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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Are the tcst published anywhere. All the most
popular writer's arc employed to write originally
for " Peterson." In iS72 In addition to ils u
susl quantity Of short stories, FIVE ORfGE
NAL COPYRfGHT NO VEL E7.S will be Civ
~ rh.h. r"s ,.s ~,m ns @ ~ +, Ma,,S = psn.
forth; Oxcw Too Ovrxx, by Frank Lee Benedict
l.isDsAY's LICK, by Miss r. Hodgson and A
WINS, yxr Nor 4 Wirx, by the author Of The
Second lifen
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-. This u the finest farm on the
\ 3 aS1ss high state Of cultivation; there
<1o laa1 uppn Il, and there ls no better
S omop. Thess y thriving young
lj11 1AarA Or $500 tsces, In full bearing.
IT. wlthln miles of Middlctown, and
q q Chesspeskc City. Convenient to
SAusehes, postolllce, blacksmith shops,
~ aad railroads.
1e - aad partirulars apply to
]. b. FOARD,
K Ao--af Middletown, Del.
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REMOvAL!

S1s6Oo. MAeg1yz II. - tsnovsd kb watsk
= 80 1,4elsy etesy y ~ - toll1leS, nszt
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b |1 " 1l51I !
Isiuslns 49, = lsS1.

ssulo lopalas Muathly nsaasiss elsss msss
T. ~ ~ moaey tbAa any u the world. i
- ~ bsee ee,uso1 ikstep~s, H. hsst eeEisai
efoseeas sad ~ hsse esxsavlars u any lsdy's
boob. 0sest and ceetiy Improvements will bs
uads h ls1s, whea Il viii coatsia
ONE fHOJ3AND PACEss
EOUKrEGH SPLENDID STEEL PLArEN
rwEL Va COL. BERLIN PATTHRNSi
TwEx ~ MAMMOTH col. FASHfOHSi
ONE THOUSAND WOOD CUTSi
TWENTEFOUR PAGES or NUSfCl
All this viii he given for only Two Dollars =
year, Of dollar less than msgasiues Of the class
ef Jefferson" In
Thrilling Tales and Novelties
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- x6sus
- ss
- - -
uhss - - a~sy,
lhiag ssrsnes and s~sss
3 - GyeD - dim;
l1lSx ~ ecldsn gatss
~ lhook that she oooh VII! crosa
eoal slses solls,
r1l6o r yeesh again
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knIuADlu FARM
gIvATE SALE ~!

lGnsd, n ons Of the heirs Of Rich
&HSg1, olll ssll 1t private sale, the
q nohemia Manor, adjoining the
Augustins, Cecil Co. Nd.
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= Sla.ss
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every conceivable hue Is foatin; from the
house.tops in all directions. Tie windows
are festooned in crimson and white, and are
snrmoupted with notices having relation 10
the history OF the country. For the accom-
mediation of the marksmen there are one nun
dred and forty targets, placed about one ioot
apart. Large figures denote the target q. !.
which to fire, and the distance is one Thousand
feet. The Swiss marksman fires at black
circular bulls eye, about two feet 10 diane
ter, but no hit counts unless he. strikes 'ne
centre of this black, which is called caFton'
If. he gets carton, the drer has a2tleket PIE
sented to him, and the carton is'sept over 10
the COMMITTEE room TO be measured. ffoni
morn till nighta continuous rattle OF mushei-
ry echoes and re-echoes from the neagaoor-
ing hills, It.is estimated that during the
week some twenty thousand cartons are
made, and five hundred Swiss marksmen got
prIzes. No man is allowed TO take prize
nnless he has made ten cartons, and then ne
takes a, ten-franc piece. specially struck for
the OCCASION - ;'As
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r. CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA.
TER-NATTANs's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR--Ap perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle, as easily applied as water, for restoring TO
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
snce, to eradicate and prevent dandrun, TO pro.
mote the growth OF the hair and stop It's falling
ont 1t Is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place Of oil the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now in use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent US from many OF our moat promi'
nent citizens, some Of which are snojoined. ID
everything in which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ls perfect.
It ia warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate OF SILVER It does not soil the
clothes or scalp, is agreeaply perfumed, and
makes one OF the best dressings for the Hal IN
use. 1t restores the color OF the Hair "more per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation" ]"
and always does 30 in from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the! Hair with oil
the nourishing qualities necessary to ih growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more posi-
lively than anything else. The application OF
this wonderful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81
bottle. ARTHUR hATrfANS' q;
Inventor and Proprietor, Warrington, d. O.
For sale by the Agens, DR. d. BAEh'
49, No. l31 Meeting street, Charleston, >. U.
nov1s-stuthly -s ~.
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lima election than to the robbery Of millions.
1t is not kind in Mr.. Neagle to treat the
State Auditor as man who deprives the
people ''of chance to pay their obliga-
''tions.nn Such q, chance; in the shape OF a
million dollar tax, they do not desire. Even
should no new tax be imposed for year to
come, the people will not complain. They
bear such deprivations with on equanimlty
which must be startling 10 disinterested
patriots like Mr.. Neagle, whose first thought
is to re-esablish the State credit-by empty
ing the pockets OF other people. -
The proposed tax-levy is only a part Of a
general plan, which enters into all the Radi-
cal political combinations now forming. The
office-holding Ring are 50 deep in bonds g. and 2.
scrip that they are resolYed to payfthe inter.
est, and to bolster up the finances, II legis-
lat;iion and taxation can do it. We may as
we'll make up our minds tothat disagreeable
fact, -,..r =
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

rHR DAILY NEWS, by mail one year. 80; s sls
months "a; three months s-saeo. served IN snr sae
aIs1 mUnI a. EIGHTEEN payable to the car
r,srs or SO year, patdin ADVANCE at tae ONE.
TEE ra1wsEkLY NEWS published on fuesoay,' y, = =
rsursdavs ana saturdays. SoneS year sa' siA
months So 50; three months 81 2s o,n,oo
THx WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
.1o. Ten copies, D one address. sl6:
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payaoe ~ a.sa.s .ss
and no paper conti1uea after expiration OF sne
time paid for. .,a-.. c,ce
RxarrrANcRs should be made by -Postohiee
.-uane, order or by Express. II this CANNOT os
done. protection against losses by mall may oe
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
shle 70 thsorder of!she proprietors OF TIE NEWS
or ey sending the money in registered letter..'
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and9Founa
boarding, 10, not exceeding 20 Words 70 censs
zach insertion; ,oysr5 %, and not exceedlng y
words, 20 ocenss. each insersioni oyer 90, and NO
exceeding "a, words, 80 cents each insertion.
These iratss are NET,and must invariably o'
cpaidin advance. &. iIoi,!r:9 :. G''s s=,-..
Address 7sa RIORDAN, DAWSON q Co.,
3 s1.o;t &c sNo. l4s East Bay, Charleston 8. u
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Scott Deserts Grant.

10 speech Of Greenville General Butler
said that Governor Scott had told him that
she did not care if Greeley was elected
The trouble was that Mr.. Grant had accused
Governor Scott II stealing; that Grant was
poor and is rich; that Scott could have
bought Grant out, and now Grant could buy
Scott out This led Governor Scott to ask
this pertinent question : III got nsy mlo'eS
by stealing, Ao1O did Mr. Grant get hts "
These things confirm what is openly Sald
in political. circles in Columbia. Governor
Scott is not frantic on the subject OF Grant
Bat what would thei,people think OF Mr.
Scott as the Greeley candidate for Governor
OF sour beloved State" Surely politics
make US acquainted with strange bed
fellows. s..
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The Tax-Levy Game.

Another dark game is about to see the
light. More plunder for speculative officials
More taxes TO be levied on the unresisting
property holders!
Mr. Comptroller-Gen Neagle has writ.
ten letter to Governor Scott, in which he
shows that the Legislature levied tax suf'
ticient to pay the interest on the entire bond
ed debt OF the State. The, interest is not
paid no tax is expected to be assessed and
collected before the middle Of the winter.
Mr.. Neegle demands, therefore, that Cover
nor Scott require the State Auditor to levy,
and collect, Immediately, tax sufficient To
nav the interest on the public debt; and our
Columbia correspondent is advised that an
effort will be made to bring in the money by
the middle Of September. Taking the debt
at SIG, 1000, 900, one years interest would
absorb over million dollars, and require o
tax of about seven mills on the dollar.
MIR. Neagle is good enough to say that if
the opposition party in this State were
placed in power tomorrow, "they would
.smake hot haste to pay every obligation OF
..south Carolina" This is not 80 certain.
The people are ready to pay their just debts;
but they may not agree with Mr.. Neagle in
| regarding every bond that has been issued
| by the Scott Government as just debt Of
the State 1t is poor consolation that the
Comptroller should admit that the people
spay their taxes as promptly and as we'll
.as it is possible for any people In the world
"to do" We thank Mr.. Neagle for this
word. A little while ago the Radical lead
ers sought to thrust the whole responsibility
for their breakdown upon the delinquency
OF the taxpayers, and the threats OF THE
CHARLESTON NEWS. Now, they take it all
back. Money is wanted. The taxpayers
must be egged on to new exertions. These
Radical officials hear Of fine seasons and
bountiful harvests with kindred satisfac
tion to that which causes King Anthropoph
aeus to smack his lips as he sees the ia
gathering on the ribs Of his Sunday dinner
They may we'll chuckle at the complete fail
ure OF the press to unite the taxpayers
AGAINST the common enemy. The public
know that this paper has done its part; bu1
the people we're, and are, timid and dispirit
ed. They pay more heed to North Caro-
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The "Puppy" sohurz.

Ex.Judge Hoge, prominent Radical can
dfdate for anything worth having, spoke at
Newberry last week, and called Senator
Schurz "a red-aohiSkered Dutch puppy. !"
This is reported in the Newberry Herald-a
paper OF. unimpeachable respectability.
The adopted citizens Of the Union will not
forget Mr.. Hoge.
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That state Printing.
The Columbia Garolinian prints the 10

The Columbia Carolinian prints the fol-
lowing letter:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE CLERK OF SENATE,
COLUMBIA, =. G., August z, l872.)
Editor of South Cdrolinian:
sIR-In reply 10 the statement in your edl'
torial, referring to the printing of the Acts In
the newspapers, which says:
1--WE happen to have the best evidence the
case admits of, while the charge against the
State was ten cents per line, In some cases the
parties who performed the work received six
cents, and those who let the job poeketed the
other four cents per line.
On the part of the clerks of the two Houses,
who are authorized to make the contracts,
desire to say that they have never received
any remuneration, nor ever intlmated that
such was expected, In consideration Of such
contracts. ). WOODRUFF,
Clerk of the Senate.
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ms- ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY

(. .Mr ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY, EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
mo. 81 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, AUGUST
hsr, lS72-The Coupons and Registered Interest, ~ m
due August 18th, 1872, on the, First Mortgage
Eight Per Cent. Is per cent? Gold Bonds OF the St.
Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company, BOTH
EASTERN AND WESTERN DIVISION, Will be paid
at the office of the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany of the oity OF New York, upon presentation
and demand. on and after date, free Of tax.
FRANCIS A. .COFFIN,
T; augS-l2 ~ II. 80. Assistant Treasurer.
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B- ENTERPRISE RAILROAD.-No-

@- ENTERPRISE RAILROAD.-No-
-TICE Is hereby given TO- all Delinquent-steck
holders, who have failed to pay the 1natalmenta
amounting to Twenty Per Cent. on the Capital,
that, unless payment ia made OF their 1nsta:.
ments forthwith, the same will be enforced aS,
,cordipg to law, without discrimination. .
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
!! WILLIAM MCK1NLAY,
; augb-8 = ..- ip!."-'Js- Treasurer.
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~ ON n ARIA GLE .>ea
Happy relief for Young Men. from. the,i effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
inent. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent freet In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 south
Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa oot1s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-09
ns- IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT

@- IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
CUUNTY.-Ex parts BAILEY & COMPANY In re
X. J. DAyANT, Commissioner, vs. the Trustees Of
the College OF Beaufort Pursuant TO the order OF
the Hon. @. B. FARMER, Judge, In the above stated
case, notice is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment .Creditora OF WILLIAM b. WIaG,
that said COURT has limited and allowed ninety
days from the date Of this order in; which ssid
Creditors may prove their claims bsfore theiun:
dersigned receiver, at his ONCE, in; the Court;
house at Beaufort. - H. g. JUDD, .o
c. @. P. Receiver.
geaufort. 8. O., June a. 1872. '''' -jun22.eo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-09
Joiut Stock Uompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
TaE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
PANY fOr the benefit OF the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. Si-TuURspAY MORNING, August g..
69-76-73-3O-Gl-l Gl-llAG-18-2l49- 5--lO
GLASS NO. s8-THURsDAY EVENING, August 8.
22-l7- l-6G-3 -36-58-14- 2-30-3T-2l-7
q aug9r A. MOROsO, sworn commissioner.