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10 buy lands should call ON Daughcrty,
Connellee & zimmerman, Land Agents, over
tho postoillco, and obtain II list OF lands they
are Offering for sale. anglSdtf
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A two-story house on Young street, con-
talnlng four rooms, II nice lot good well
and good nelghborhood Terms SO per
month. immediate possession given. Apply
to W, q. HOLLAND, Herald once,
Or W. q. RANDALL ~ BRO. -.
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Goto Il. Ward ana Connor& Walker, drug.
gists, for your compound OF syrup OF
stlllngea. nuglidu
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NOTICE.
DALLAS, August 10, 1875.

Tho copnrtncrship heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, in the practice 0J
law, Is, by mutual consent this day dis
solved. Either one OF tho late partners Is au-
th0rl2cd 10 settle the outstanding indebted
ness OF the late firm. Those Indebted Will
please call and settle either by note or cash.
JOHN NJ, STEM MONS,
CHAS. Il, MORRlSS.
augl6d2w.wlm
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II. q. RUST Is duly authorized 10 sollcrt ma
make contracts for advertising, job work
and subscription for TnE DALLAs HERALD
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WIN open the first session in the Dallas Col
lcgc stone building on the first Monday in
September, 1875, Tho institution Is Ia charge
of Rev. q. Il. Wilburn, assisted by an able
corps OF teachers IN the literary and musical
departments.
TulTioN.-Prirnary classcs,S2 OO per month
Preparatory clnsscS.o.,., 3 50 por month
College c!nssos.."...,..., M per month
Music classes. 90 per month
nugl2tilSept
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TIE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by Tho ncws'
boys on all trains of the Texas and
aud Pacific railway, and at the news
stnnds la the city.
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Wanted

some one to erect good mill In ltnstlnnd
county. 70 ascertain the advantages the To-
cation offers, see Daughelty, Connellee ~
zimmerman. auglSdtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
URSULINE CONV EMF
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Studies win be resumed In this Institution
on the ilrst Monday la September.
For further particulars apply TO Mother
Superior. auglSdlm
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Scyeile Mail

~, Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alynr.do nnd cro,
IlmOers, arrives at q b m WedneSda u ' a,s
Satnrdny; departs Monday and THURSDAY n
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job work.

Every description OF con. mercIal job work
done at IT. Louis prices at INK nm,ALp
Jon OFFICE.
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Mn. JOSEPH SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge OF the city circulation of The Dnily
Herald from this date until further notice.
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SOUTHERN mail.

via NJ, *. and 4. K, H., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York ana
n,' LOUIS malls, arrives daily ut 5:2S y m; de.
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EIUGKYEIss
Iron Frame P low

!, a saving of forty per cent of power ove,
Ihe common plow. A boy with three horses
docs the work of two men and four horses
with common pillow. -'0''''
n Apply to William Pendletou. Trinity Mills.
Dallas county; q. A, Linn, Corsicn9Ga NJ
varro county; Hughes ~ Bell, Peoria. Hill
county, or TO 'i'"'"s"e
HUGHES RIDING PLOW co.
julvlwswdlt N'' LOUIS Mo-
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r,TTU1u FOrt Worth, Cleburnp. Ornnhur,,
We"theriord, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksboSSn,
,,uu western posts, arrives daily nj Ram N N,
departs daily ut gs3O N m Wv Wv" nv
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New orleans and southern Louisiana. ,in-
WESTON, Houston, Austin, Waco, ana ali otha
points III southern Texas, arrives daily nt IA
y III; departs daily ut 52S ID IN. "' 0''
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Nin II ana L. kR, comprising southern nm,
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooan, Mem
PMS, Little Rock, and shreveport, and nj
parts dnily NJ 500 u M WV i"' w
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will meet tlic Attorney General at any point
he may designate to confer upon the subject
Of Proclamation. To this telegram, the
Attorney General replies informing; the
Secretary Of State of his telegram OF this
date to Governor Ames. and delaying the
proposed conference until after IL reply to
that telegram shall have been received, the
character of which it is judged may be such
that no further action will be necessary by
the general government.
A telegram has just been received by the
Attorney General from the Sheriff of lllnds
County, Miss. reporting that perfect peace
prevails throughout that county. Thcpcacc
officers are not prevented from executing
the legal process, and the good citizens Will
aid him in the discharge of his duties if
needed. The Attorney General expresses
the opinion that the difficulties are at an
end. He still awaits a response to his tclc-
gram of this morning to Gov. Amcs.
The latest information from Mississippi is
contained in the following kilograms, which
show that fresh disturbance occurred OH
Thursday last;
WAshGSGroN Sept. I3.
1t is probable that the President will re-
turn to Washington Tomorrow or next day,
IL
slider the Mississippi troubles, and determine
what action shall be taken on the demand
of Governor Amcs for Federal interference.
Attorney General Picrrepont this morning
tcIcyraphcd to the United States Attorney at
Jackson, Mississippi, to inform him with
out delay Of the present condition OF affairs
III that part of the State he also telcyraphcd
to Governor Amcs that he had forwarded to
the President, at Long Branch. by special
messenger, all the kilograms in regard to the
troubles, and now awaited the further ac-
ton Of the President.
MEMrIGls, Sept. Is.
Passengers by rail report trouble in Talla
hatchic County. The whites have sent mes
scngcrs to Oakland for assistance. The citi-
zcns of Grenada arc organizing and armins
1t is impossible to obtain a reliable report.
\ gentleman from Charleston, Mississippi
reports that last Thursday two negroes, who
claimed to live in Arkansas. registered.
Warrants were issued for their arrest, when
they fled from the Constable and posse, who
ran after them, Evans and Butord Of the
posse firing at them. The negroes in the
vicinity of Trenton hearing of the affair,
armed, to the number of seventy, and de-
manded that Evans and Bufor'l be given up
to them, and behaved riotously On Satur-
day. a large number of armed negroes assem-
bled in Trenton, White County. Treasurer
Stewart, who is also deputy sheriff, and Jerry
Robinson tried to induce them to disperse.
They threatened to hang both Stewart and
Robinson, who returned in haste, and noti-
fled the citizens that the negroes were swear
ing vengeance. Calls were made on Oak
| land, Charleston and Grenada for assistance.
Parties from those points have gone to
Frasons Store, where the trouble origi-
mated.
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Personal and General.

The PrcSbytcry of South Carolina meets
at Grccnvillc church, near Donaldsvillc, in
Abbcvllc County, on Thursday, 10th Sept.
The recent victory in California will give
the Democratic party q majority of States in
the next Congress. which is very import
ant matter in case the election OF President
is thrown into the House of Representatives.
Prof. James f. Latimcr, of Davidson Col
lcge, is in attendance upon the University
Of LcipSic, in Germany. He is one OF the
rising young men Of the South, and will no
doubt make good use Of his time abroad.
The election in Maine on Monday last re-
soltcd in the usual victory for the Rcpuhli-
cans, with Il diminished majority in various
places. The returns are mcagrc up to this
writing, and we cannot give the exact re-
suit.
Mr. W. P. Mcclellan, of Greenwood has
been elected President Of the Jacksonville
Female Seminary, Alabama. and has al
ready departed for his new home. Mr.
Mckcllar began life as principal of the An
dcrson Male Academy.
Bambcrg, one of the most thriving towns
on the South Carolina Railroad, received
sixty bales of new cotton on the 4th instant
In that vicinity, the largest portion of the
crop is said to be open, and owing to the
drought, not over half Il crop will be made.
Mr. d. A. Smith is now associated with
Mcssrs. Thompson and Keith as proprietors
Of the Ecowcc Courief Mr.. Smith is native
of Anderson County, and has many friends
in this vicinity, who will unite with us in
wishing him Il prosperous and useful career
at Walhalla.
Hon. James Farrow has been elected to
the Presidency of the I.aurcnsvllc Female
College, and will enter upon the duties of
that position on the third Monday in Octo-
Der. COL Farrrow has resided for the last
several years in Kansas City, Mo-, and We
arc glad to welcome his return to South Car
Dina.
The Springfield Rcp"b'icnn says: "Thc
success of the Democratic party in California
is another indication of the increasing drift
of political power, all over the country, in
that direction. Nothing now seems to stand
in the way of the Democratic organization
carrying the Presidential election, next year,
but split on the currency question:
Mr.. Micah J. Jenkins, who recently re-
ccivctl the appointment as cadet from the
ScconC Congressional District, has success
fully passed the rigid examination ut West
Point, and is now enrolled as one of the
students. out of lorty-scvcn applicants
from various parts of the United States, only
twenty succeeded i'll passing the cxamina-
tiun.
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For the anderson Miclliacnccr.

AEssRs EDIToRs.-Ecry greatly to my
surprise have learned that there arc certain
parties here who charge that | was the
writer of tlc two articles recently published
in your paper over the signature of John
Il. Cochran" You will please allow me to
correct that impression by assuring them
that did not write either Of the articles re-
fcrrcd to, nor do know who did, nor have
| aided or abctcd him, or any me else, in re-
ference to any matter contained III them,
nor has he asked any assistance from me.
And do assure these parties that L have
quite enough to do i'll attending to my own
affairs without voluntarily engaging in mat
tcrs that do not concern me.
Respectfully,
JOIIN WILSON.
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For tie anderson MtcUigencer.

NTESSEs EDITORS: I understand that an
other newspaper will soon be issued in An
dcrson and as do not desire any f;lvorS at
your hands in allowing the unusual privi-
lcgc Of personally abusing one Of the editors
in his own columns" will wait until | can
have an opportunity of answering your
"Titupcraton' in this or some other paper
by advertisement, if necessary, and where
1 will be allowed the usual privilege of an
swering after the ''ncXt ISSUE
JOHN X. COCHRAN.
-1ndcrson S. G., September l4th, 1875.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina.
In the matter of B. A. McAlister, Bark
rupt, by whom 4 petition for adjudica-
ton Of Bankruptcy was filed on the
7th day of January, 4. d. 1874 in said
Court.
TENHIS is to give notice, that on the 3rd
Il day of September, a. D. 1875, 4
warrant III bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate Of B. y. McAlister, of
Storevillc, in the County of Anderson,
and State Of South Carolina, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging
to said bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law; that a meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assignees of his Estate, will be
held at IL Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Ncwborry, S. c., before c. G.
jaeger, Esq, Register, on the 30th day Of
September, \. ID. 1915, at o'clock p. III.
r. NJ. WALLACE,
Z. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Per \. p. P1FER, ID. NJ.
Sept 8, 1875 s
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Sept lG, IS7
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
y ANDERSON CoUNTYs
By ". ". Humphrcys, Jndge Of Probate:
WHEREAS, b. +. WHITTIER has n1ado
suit to me to grant him letters of ad-
ministration on the Estate and effects Of
DR.. Charles T.. Gaillard, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
Charles l.. Gaillard deceased, to be and
appear before me in Court Of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
Friday, October 1st, 1915. after pub
lication hereof, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under by hand,
this 18th day Of September, 1873.
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
Sep. 16, 1875 8 2
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AG GUE CON ROR;
No o1J1N1NE. NO ARSENIC. NO PoIsoNs

This is strong language, as physicians and
Chemists have for years tried tu compound
Il preparation that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AGuE without the use of strong mcd-
ciccs such as Quinnc, Arsenic and other
posons injurious Ia the system. There is 10
case of Fever and Aguc Intermittent or
Bilious Frvrrs, Cungcstivc Chills. Night
Swrats, Liver complaints, &c, that this
remedy will not cure ut onccand pcrnancnt-
ly. 1t purics the Blood, Liver, SplrrnS,
and all sccrratory organs so clrctrlally that
the chils will not return during t he season,
even when persons have had them for years.
Sold BY ITILLITE e. WILLIAMS,
Anderson, $. c.
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IHYNTE y T. A L..

MARRIED, on the 9th Of September inst,
at the residence of the brides father Mr..
Haincs Mullikin, by Rev. y. lAckrr, Mr..
JOSEPH NJ COX, OF Anderson County, To
Miss FLORA d. MULLIKlN, Of Grccnyillc
County.
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GINNING NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

FIIIE undersigned offers for sale his
4 VALUABLE FARM, containing
about 800 acrcs--about TO acres of native
forest land-l00 acres of old pine field,
and about 10 acres No. bottom land, i'll
a high state of cultivation, the residue OF
upland, also in a high state Of cultiva-
ton. This farm lies Immediately on the
road leading from anderson G.. II. to
Craytonville, nine miles from the former
and four miles from Bolton, known AZ
the Todd place. Good substantial im-
provements-a good two-story house,
containing six rooms, good new stables,
excellent spring water, orchard, DE.
Terms made easy. For further intor-
nation, call on the undersigned at his
residence, three miles east OF Anderson
Court House.
Il. D. CHAMBLEE.
Sept 1G, 1875 8
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that application will
L be made to the next Legislature fol
amendment to the Charter Of the Village
of Pendlcton.
JAMES HUNTER, Intendant.
Sept Is, 1873 3m
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Kentucky Jeans,

TUST RECEIVED from Louisville,
~ Ky, SIXTEEN PIECES of the
Best Jeans in the Market, and for sale
low.
We will not enumeratc any more ar
ticles, but request our friends and custo-
mers to give us a call, and see our goods
and hear our prices before you buy. We
keep good goods, and our motto is "Quick
Sales and Small ProtitS.''
TOWERS IL BROYLES.
No. t Granite Row,
Anderson, S. c,
Sep2, 1875
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/ will sell ut
Thursday, 23rd of September,

a number of VALUABLE and DESIR.
ABLE building lots, to contain from
one-tourth OF an acre to four acres eacli
The village will be situated on a bcauti-
ful plateau of land in one of the healthi-
est sections Of the State, and surrounded
by bold springs Of excellent water, and
in the midst of one of the most prosper
Gus farming sections in the State.
TERMS-One-t third cash, One-third III
three months, balance i'll six months;
with interest from date. Purchasers to
have the privilege of anticipating any
part or all the payments. Titles to be
executed but not delivered until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers. Ny
agents, Mr.. Addison Roggs, Samuel
Stewart and S. NJ. Holcombe, residing
at or near the place, will take pleasure
i'll showing the lots to any one wishing
to purchase. a plat of the Town and
lots will he exhibited on day of sale.
CATHARINE TEMPLETON:
Sept 16 1873 9
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AaAersoyy gntellioeneeG.
JAS. A. HOYT, ,4
e. b. mURRAY, Ee'ffofs'

RITES or SUBSCRTPTIOM-Two DOLLARS
ner onnum. and OSE DOLLAR for SIX months.
Subscriptions are not taken for less pcrioo
than six months.
Liberal deductions made to clubs Of ten or
more subscribers.
R4TES OF ADVERTfS1NG.-0ne Dollar per
square OF one inch for the first insertion, and FIFTY
Cents per square for subsequent insertions ta
three months. No advertisement counted less
than square.
Liberal contracts will he made with those wishing
to advertise for three, six twelve months Ad-
vertising by contract must be conhnea TO inc lln-
mediate business of the firm or individual contrac-
ting.
Obituary Notices exceeding ffvo lines, Tributes
of Respect, and all personal communications or
matters of individual interest, will bo charged ior
at advertising rates Announcements of marriages
and deaths, and notices Off religious character are
respectfully solicited, and will be inserted gratis
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Notice of Dissolution.

V1HE undersigned having by mutual
Il consent dissolved copartncrship on
August the Goth, 1873, would respectfully
inform their customers that all notes and
accounts are in the hands of S. J. Gaines
for collection.
GAINES & FARMER.
Sept 16, 1875 9 3
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NOTICE
Notice OF Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will apply to w. w. Humphreys,
Judge Of Probate, on the 9Th of October,
1873, for Final Settlement of the Estate
of Mathew Crcnshaw, ST., deceased, and
Il final discharge from the same.
MATTHEW CRENSHAW,
Executor.
Sep. ., 1875 5
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kALANA, IL. 5.
KAoPuA, II. S.
NAHUA. RI. ST.

Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
w. p. RAGsDALE,
JAMES d. HALAI.
certify that have this Goth day of Decem-
Der, 1867, read, translated and interpreted the
foregoing power of attorney to Kaama, Kaopua,
and Nahua, the persons who executed the same.
WmrrAM p d Icrn.rr
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JUST ARRITED
DEEERI, PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT

IL TERMS,
Assortment Fancy Prints. new r,yiss.
White Ground Prints,
Black and White Prints. Frsueh Musuus.
Heavy Blue nsnims. PLATA asi STRIPED.
Blue and white Striped Tiokisx.
Brown Cotions. assorted qualities.
Blue Cottons. White Cotious.
Horroeksss White Long Cloth. A and D. 81 iass
and % inch vide.
Hickory Stripes.
Linen sbsstiBg. y, 50. % ard 1as iassss 49,.
Cotton shssting. 90. y. 80 and " inches sii..
Victoria Lawns, 7-yari pieces. assorted lasiiiss.
Indigo Blue FLANNEL. Black SUI AlP.s.s.
Black oobourgE. aas and medium.
Scotch Waterproof TEssis. al ssiors.
Mosquito Netting.
Silk Corah Handkershisfs.
Turkey Red and Yslios Cotton H.adksr.ki.l.
Ladies' Cotton Handkerchief.
Assorted Cotton stoskings and sosks.
Linen Thread assorted.
Black end CoIored SIX Nscktiss. ss~ lsysss.
Monkey Jackets, asserted qualities.
Heavy WOOlsn Blankets. Scarlet. Or.ass. Bin
and Green.
Fancy FLANNEL shirts. Liner sklrtl. csHoa %.
Msrino finish Undsrshirts. Cotton Ualsrshirts.
Assorted BurlAPs. French CAllssias.
English Saddles.
Genuine Eau De Cologne.
Maeasssr Hair Oil, Lubin's Eztrsets.
Fine India Rubber Dressing Combs.
Fine WoOlsu shaHls and Travsliag Piaids.
Fine and Common Pes and PockE. EniFss.
Pine Steel Scissors. Common Scissors.
Timed spurl on Cards, Tron Tsakattiss,
Galvaaissd Pals. 70 and n issh.
GalVanizsd Washisg Tabs.
Perforated Metal Cor Centrifugal Masaiass.
Charcoal Box Iross.
Bright Fencing Wire. No. 4. and :.
Full Assor'n's Of Best Refined Easlish Bar Ifsu.
Swedish Iron,
MunsI' yellow Metal shsafhisE. and csagosi-
ton Nails. Block Tin.
Galvanized Iron Pipe. Hoop Iroa-
Porous Water Msuksys. Pressed TunBlsrs.
Cut Porter Glasses.
Hubbuek's Pateat white Zine Paist,
Hubbuek's Patent White Lead Pains,
Hubbusk's Pale Boiled Linsssd on.
Black Pslni. Paris Grssa. Red Lad.
cauI,ie Soda, Best Lagos Paln Oh.
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large AEsortnsat %
German, English and French Groceries

Liebig's Extract Of Neat
stsarins Candles, Z. 5, and 70 = pousf.
Ultramarins Blus.
Castor on. in tins and glass.
Epson saltI in bulk aad boxes.
Nests Of Trunks. Biro6 Broons,
Wrapping Paper. Market Baskets.
DemijOhns. corks,
Assortment of Blank Books.
Press Copy Books. shippiax Rsssivs Booss-
Assorted since Horse Rope. Heap PasEiuz.
sPSnyarn. Flag Lias. Leg Line.
Martins and Housing.
Swedish SAFETY Maiehss.
DsV0e'H Kerosene on. ia patslt ssas.
Hsid'issk 3 co's chanpagns. IN sis lad pa.
Rainart Psrs 4 Fils' chaapazus. d. "a.
Sparkling Hook. IN quarts and pIa.s.
Genuine Hollands Gin. IN jugs and baaksis.
Genuine HollaudI Gin. 10 gi.ss, <rssa bsrss.
BOutsieaa e Co.'S Brady, Is EIass.Its4~
BOutellsau & Cas- Brandy. ID CASKS.
German Ale and Lager Bisr. 10 az. 40 ~.
Jearsy's Ediabargh Ale and ss--l. e. and %.
Assorted eiarsss. ysry fns % ssnnas.
Lisbfraasnmieh Laabsahsiasr Rhius Uss-s-
snan ssaortusut q Hungsri.a Was.
Bit.ers, Alcohol IN gal. isaijoh.s. - pr ssui.
German and Havana cirnru-
Rirs Clay, Coal Tar. ssoskholu Tar.
staokholm Pitoh.
Empty Ps,rOIsua Bsrruis far TaIlou coutuis.-S.
Oak BoAss for Coasters.
Ets., K.s., Il. n.
kis.s Eta, Eis..
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ne above 1Peeiasd Goods, tsgslser uil8 rsE
assorted Stock uos had e. rssslf a.rivnis. ~
offered Tor sale N qasniiilss % sait ~ sr.ds.
- Orders fFon shs othsr I-Iaasr ausd a. ls.s.s
MARKET rates. -