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SHERIFF'SSALE.

By virtue of writ OF ais Levari Facias,
to me directed will be exposed TO Pub ic
sale at the G!LPlN HOUSE, kept by
and County Of New Castle, state of lei,
On FRIDAY, the 18th day OF November, 1877,
at2 O'Clock P. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
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All that certain plantation or tract O
land, situated. lying and being in the Hun
dred and County Of Ne " Castle, in the STATE
OF Delaware, partly on the north and partly
on the south side of the New Castle anS
trenchtown turnpike road, bounded by
.ands laLe Of kinsry Johns, ESQ the Hon
10 n M. Clayton, by lands iale of tn heirs
of Richard simmons, decd land late of Jas.
Caulk, dec d, land late Of Samuel II. Eu n
ham, decd, and by the road leading from
the said turnpike to Christlana B. idge. M, d
by The New Castle and frenchtown sail.
road, and by others, containing IoO acres,
mo'e or less, excepting thereOut a certain
piece or parcel thereof containing 10 acr, s,
more or less.
Seiz d anu taken in execution as the pro-
perts OF Melvlna Downey, surviving mot.
gagor of Edward Downey, and Melvina
Downey, his wife. loser on /. Taggart, adm'x
CT. Of Edward Downey, deco John DOW
ney, Mary. wife Of Ashbury Pennington
Edward Downey, Benz. Downey Harriet,
wife of John fiddle, Kate Downey. and
Clayton Downey d.visees and heirs at law
II rdward Downey, decd, and t. t. and to
be sold oy ~.
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff
sherift's Office, New Castle, October ats
D., 1877. Ootaots n
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CHERIFFS SALE.

1
By virtue ofa writ OF Venditioni FIX mona,
to me directed will be exposed to public ga I
at the lafayette Hotel, 84l ShipIeyI street
kept by Geo ". Ortlip In the Citybof WI
mington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
SATURDAY, the 24th day of November 1877
at2o'clock, p M,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel n,
land. situated in the City OF Wilmington
be inning al point on the easterly side ~,
Orange street, between Front and Second n
streets. at a corner of land late of the heir.
Of John Sci ers. decd. thence along a i'm .
OF the same easterly parallel with second
street tseven'y-seven feet nine inches to a
stake, thence southerly parallel With Or.
ange street twenty-six feet to 4 staks
thence westerly parallel vii ID Second strseii
tWe"ty. seven leet nine inches 10 the aIore
SAID side OF orsnve street thence along III,
same nor herty twenty six feet TO The Rae
o.beginning the improvements cJnsistine
Of one-s'ory Brick Shop, thereon erectad
Seized and taken in execution al the N "
perry of George McCorkle, and TO Be sold nv
ISAAC GHUBB, Sheritf.
aheri1s Office, New Castle. Nov! s. .Is77.
nov8-ts ''Ao'''
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
The following described Real Estate viz.

Al that certain lot Or piece Of land s,,.
uate IN the City Of Wilmtngton.t eaimn,Sn, I, Srn'
al coruer OF land late Of Saliy Di 's,r ',nnlne
on the westerly side of Market te.hs,n ttreeth y, d
distance Of 213 feet from the som h rrl,,, AZ
q ,ltn. thence by a line Of said lot y ye., s,i'
S deg west l42 ter 2 inch to tne 'os -. tort tr
side OF 10 teet wide alley, the1c4 bv 'ss sai
ket street 20 feet 70 corner nf YIN nm Mar.
aad saty easixaqs Saodmsr thence BY % Of ths
described. and with 10th and itth 'ine mrs
~ ee and inch to the aoresaid ssre,s se
degrees west 70 feet to the nsa iq'y south B:
meg ssIze ee an o" SeEn a..
perry % Mary c. Ropers ct'on s as the pro
Esgor Sa,s Of wiIli m q. R.gers .Sd EsNr NJ rt
Eoee,s, ms wife; Daniel e. eers snn,,i,t maiy !
be sold By WIG 'enfnl, and t.
70 4sAAGGRUB4 Sheriff.
sherit,'s ONCE, New Castle A. 90, ,o
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ACCIDENT TO THE ILLINOIS.
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THE SITUATION AT PLEVNA
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- CURES DlsEAsEs0m
sHRQAI, LUNGS, LIVER / BLOOD

| In the wonderful medicine to which ths ,Ha.
| 90 are above directed for relief, the discorer
! believes he has combined in hdr1onv ~ re
Natures sovereign curative properties vhah
God has tnstilled into the vegetable k|nodn
ior healing the sick, than were ever before cu.
Dined IN one medicine. The evidence OF thistt
Is round IN the great variety Of most obslinr,
diseases which II has becr found 20 cOnG,er /,
The cure of BrOnchiti ;, Severe Congh
ana the early stages Of COnsu m ptiOn. L h;
sstonished the medical faculty, and emirr;
physicians pronounce it the greatest maIil
discovery Of the ago. While 1t cures the sey,r
est Coughs, It strengthens the system and puri
fies the blood. h. its great and lhcrv1
bl0od-purifying properties, 1t cures all HI
mOrs, from the worst Scrrfula to comma
BlOtcb, Pfmple, or Eruption. Mercwl
disease. Mineral Poisons, and their effects n
eradicated, End vigorous health and q souh
constitution established. Erysipela., SAIL
iheum, Fever Sores, Scaly or Rough
skin, IN short, all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood. are conquered BY this powerful
purifying. and invigorating medicine.
Ii you feel dull, drowsy, debiIiated have sl.
low color OF skin, or yellowish brown spots Oh
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chlls alter.
mated with hot flushes, low spirits, and gloomy
iorebodlngs, irregular appetite and tongue
coated, you are suffering from Torpid Liver
nr "RiliOusness.o In many cases Of
"Lfver Complaint only part Of ihea
symptoms are experienced. As q remedy i9
all such cases, DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis
covcry has no equal, as 1t effects perfect crs
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy,
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TELECRAMS,

THE EASTERN WAR NEWS
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DOMEsTIC.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION BILL,
WAsEIEsroN, Nov. 1.-the Psns Fr-
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volunteers will soon leave the field and re-
turn to this place and be diSbanded. Hun
ter says that none can foretell whether or
not the war is ended. Many of the Indians
who surrendered are on the reservation and
acknowledge that they fought under Joseph.
They are to be brought to Lapwai for trial.
NO one seems to know what point Joseph
will make for next.
"A dispatch dated at 5 a. M. is just receiy-
ed, stating that Joseph's warriors had re-
crossed the Clearwater and were at Lawyers
canyon. Gen. Howard is at Lapwai. and
has ordered the troops arriving on the
steamer Almalta to proceed forthwith to
that point. He has also sent for Gen. Sully
to meet him at Lapwai at 7 o'clock. There
is a great demand for wagons to take infan-
try to the front.
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THE IDAHO INDIAN WAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2O.-A Portland
Press dispatch says a Lewiston letter, dated
the Goth, by way of Walla Walla, has the
following: Capt. Hunter, of the Dayton
volunteers. left camp at Kamia or Wednes-
day, at $50 p. M, and arrived at Lewiston
at 6 p. m. on Thursday. From him it is
learned that the regular cavalry and the
Lewiston volunteers pursued and overlook
the Indians on Tuesday. Jim, Reuben,
Levy and other Indians acted as scouts.
They came up with the hostiles near Weiser
Camas ground, through very much under
growth. The Indians fired upon the scouts
and killed Levy and one other and wounded
Reuben. Another was shot through the
lungs. McConville was in a position Of
much danger with his IS men,, the Indians
being concealed in the timber Oh both sides
of him, and he oon saw the cavalry fleeing.
The Indian scouts, through their tactics,
drew the attention of the hostiles, so as to
let McConville and his men out OF the trap,
and seeing that the whole force of regulars
had taken to flight, he found it necessary to
follow them rather than suffer his handful
of men to be cut off. The whole pursuing
force retired to kamia. leaving Joseph's men
masters of the situation. All the command
had recrossed to the south side of the Clear
water except 100 men under Throckmorton.
who. with the artillery, are to iold the posi-
ton until Col. Green's force from Boise
Joins them. Howard will return to Lapwai.
and Hunter was informed hal he intended
to move north to tue Spokane country Tue
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RI WAR

CHICAGO, July 21.-Yhe T1ibune's London
special says: The formidable character of
the Russian advance across the Balkans was
realized to-day when it was learned that
10000 men had gone through Hainkai Pass,
and thai artillery is on the way. Whether
or not the positions of the Russians is criti-
ical in exposing themselves to attack in
front and rear, it certainly has produced a
striking moral effect. The rapid and unex-
pected movement by which the invaders
have forced the historic line of defense and
placed themselves within the strongest out
post of the Turkish Capital, has not failed
to produce a distressing effect on the Turks,
as shown by the changes in the Ministry.
Here the dismissal of Redif is regarded as
signifying All intention to fight the Russians
to the last extremity, Notwithstanding that
the anteeedents Of Mahmond, who succeeds
Redif, have been peaceful rather than belli-
gerent.
The Times London special says: A Pera
correspondent telegraphs that the Turks are
utterly demorallzed by the Russian advance
over the Balkans, and doubts if any substan-
tial opposition will be made to the Russian
movement on A%drianople. There is great
CONSERVATION in Constantinople, and a fear
of Turkish frenzy venting itself upon the
Christian citizens. England IS flooded with
frantic demands. for. instant Intervention.
London is excited, but there is nj present
indication of interference until the Porte
sues for peace. The Turks are completely
hemmed in by a superior force at all points,
from the Danube to the Balkans.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of Meagher county, NJ. 7. In
the mutter of the Estate Of William Douglass,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
that letters OF administration on the estate of Will
liam Douglass, late of Meaghey county, Montana
Territory, deceased, were granted to the under
ty., NJ +, on the Esd day ofJuly, A. b. Isl. AIN
persons having claims against said estate are re-
quired TO exhibit them for allowance within one
year after the date of said letters or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate, and that
if such claims be not exhibited within two years
from the date of such letters they shall be forever
barred. THOMAS j. FLEMING,
Public Administrator of Meagher county. NJ. T.,
and as such administrator Of the estate Of William
Douglass, deceased.
Diamond City. NJ r, July &c, 1871 ss-5w
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anu wounded. The confusion and excite-
ment is so great at present that it is impos-
sible to get at facts. Four dead bodies have
been taken to the Middle District Station
and six or seven wounded to various drug
stores.
10 p. MAT this hour the excitement at
tending the terrible shooting by the regi-
ment is still fierce. The crowd on Baltimore
street tor several squares, from South street
each way, is Oh the increase. The sidewalks
are almost impossible in front OF the Middle
Police Station, or North street, nearly DIDO
site the City Hall, where most of the dead
and Wounds have been taken. The door
way is blocked with an excited mass, eager
to learn the names of the dead. AS far as
can be learned they are Thomas B. Byrne,
Register, Fifth Wari, aged 40 years, shot
through the head and instantly killed VIM.
Moran, ncwsboy, aged IA, shot in the head
and instantly killed; Lewis Janowitz and
Cornelius Murphy, aged 80, shot through
the spinal column, and four others that are
yet u~nrecognized. The wounded are James
Roke, aged %, laborer in a bottling estab-
lishment, dangerously, and George Kemp.
huckster, aged %, shot through the thigh
whilst on his way home, seriously injured.
The widest rumors are afloat regarding the
number killed and wounded; one is that a
number of women were killed and borne off.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The train which
left the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad station
for the west this morning was accompanied
by a military guard.
COLUMBUS, O., July 2O.-The bio ckade of
trains at Newark in consequence of the
strike IN the Baltimore & OHIO Railroad,
continues. No freight trains have been per-
mitted to go out so tar. Several trains have
attempted to get out but were stopped. 1t
is reported that torpedoes have been put on
the track at some points. For the purpose
OF intimidating the strikers the Sheriff read
the riot act, but it had no effect. The con-
ductors and engineers refuse to join the
strikers, hut give them their sympathy.
The Sheriff of Licking county has demanded
military aid from the Governor. Assistance
Gals are notified that the local authorities
have done all they can.
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, July 20.-Orders
have been received at the Erie Railroad
shipping Office to take no stock for shipment
east to-day, on account of the strike. On
the trains reaching Hornellsville the men
quietly leave them. :
OMAHA, July 20.-The Union Pacific Rail
road employees met here in large numbers
last night to consider u reduction in their
wages. A committee was appointed to ex-
press to General Superintendent Clark the
wishes of the employees. The speakers
strongly deprecated Il strike except as a last
resort.
ruE YnAu0 TNnTAN WAR
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/. O.. Of G. 7.
The wages of drunkenness is poverty.

THERE is DECEPTION in the ruby glass-it
causes men to feel upward for the ground.
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Ir is better to be a Good Templar and
lead a useful life, than a drunken street loaf
er, a disgrace to your friends, and a burden
OH the community.
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The Grand Worthy Chief Templar of the
Territory, w. H. Sutherlin, organized Occi-
dental Lodge, No. %, OH the 18th. There
were II charter members, all of whom are
useful members of Mssoula society, and
will no doubt be the means of accomplishing
much good.
TEMPERANCE wolnen are already widely
organized. The Woman's Temperance Un-
ion, in Boston, numbering $4,000 members,
is one of 81 in this Union, all of which are
banded together in one great National Tenn
perance Union, whose membership, i'll the
aggregate, is 2OO, 900. The amount OF men-
tai training, of political information, of So
training, is immense. These women
are students of legislation, interested in the
success or defeat of public measures, and all
this is the growth of a dozen years. The
power of Miss Willare, at the Tabernacle, is
an illustration of the work women can do.
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.JEWEIRY.

Ladies' Sets IN Solid Roman Gold, Cameo,
AmetAyst. Coral, Garnet and Pearl.
Solid IL Karat Gold
GUARD. OPERA n VEST CHAINS,
ROMAN AND PLAIN GOLD NECKLACES,
LOCKETs, CROSSES,
FINGER AND EAR RINGS,
STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, Etc.
~ Solid Silver and Plated Forks, Spoons, etc III
FIELD AND SPY GLASSES
OF the best French manufacture.
Special pains taken in fitting Spectacles and Eye
Glasses, to secure Il glass suited to the eye. Orders
from the country 1lled with care. Watches and
other goods sent for selection on receiving ~satisfac-
tory reference. w. q.
HELENA, NJ. L.
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RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, REvOLvERS
sent Z. q, u. for examination. all charges paid
No risk, no humbug. Write for catalogue. -Addres.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, p.
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BRIC-A-BRAC.

The principal reason why VIC
toria's son, tho Duke Of Connaught,
will not marry the daughter Of the
King of Holland, is because the
King has no daughter.
Mile. Albani stepped boldly for
ward and kissed Sir Michael Coster
after successful rehearsal at the
London Crystal Palace.
Prof. A. B. Bell, the inventor of
deaf mute signals, is to marry O.
daughter of the rich Gardner B.
Hubbard, one Of his pupils.
Tits suggested that Chamberlain
would do we'll for Blaine as secre-
tary Of the Treasury. He could get
along on worry little capital.
George Eliot says that girls are
delicate vessels, in which is borne
onward through tho ages tho
treasure of human affection.
Lieut.. Borup recently married the
third daughter of MI. Brandreth,
the concoctor Of pills, and Borup
manfully under. the ordeal.
The Duke dc Medida Celi and tho
Marquis de Castrillo both engaged
as rnatadors in q recent bull fight at
Madrid, and evoked much enthusiasm
by their skill
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SHERLFPS SALE. -

DY virtue of IN exc cution to mo direct
ID cd will 0 offcr for salo before the Court
House door in Winnsboro' on the first
Monday in August next within tho legal
ho1rs OF sale, to tho highest bid
dor for DASH, the following described ,ri! !'{
All tho right title, and intorrst Of David
Shotwell in certain tract of land in Fair
field county on Broad River, now in
possession of D. s.. Rice, contalnihg fve
hundred acres, more or loss, and bounded
by lands of Coin Fenley, Warren Turkct,
James B. N1cCants and others, Mt tho suit
of II. Il. Scott VS.. David Shotwell.
s. w. RUFF,
Sheriff's Office, "., s. +. G.
Winnsboro. S. c., ....E -..
July IA, 1877.
juno 24-t1X2. ... .Ht
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AS General Observation-Disclosures
was leaving for tho wars, his swcot-
hoart remarked to him, in tears:
'"Though L no more behold thoe,
yet is thy name spell" . ''''
A French chemist makes a pill on
which tue name and the doso arc
legibly printed. SO the man who
takes them not only gets a neoiful
mcdicine, but swallows a great deal
of valuable information.
The ST. Louis RepuMicam has
found that a hot day rosults in
threo times Us many arrests as q
cool day. The police become
irritable and rake in small boys.
The question Of what to do with
West Point graduates is quite gan-
orally discussed by the pre1s, and
possibly we can throw no light on
the subject, but thorc is mood Of an
increased forco to ,conbat tho
savage Colorado beetle. ! %
ALI, vanity! thy namo is woman.
Mrs. Ida Greely Smith calls her
boy Horace Greeley and has
dropped the Smith, not thinking it
right to make Smith tender for
Horace Greeley to drag through
the WORLD. WHAT'S in 81 name?
Count Alexander Won Huhn, a
Russian no bleman who was banished
for political offenses, and after many
struggles for II living became a
kotol 'waitor at Eureka, Nevada, has
been pardoned and recalled since
the outbreak of the war, to take his
former position in Tie army.
Richard Grant White deplores
that reading aloud has been neglect
Cd in the schools. He says good
English speaking and good English
writing comes chiefly by reading
alopd Of good English authors un>
der tho supervision of teacher who
speaks good English and under
stands those authors. '.''.> ''''
The mayor of Portsmouth, Eng
land, deniGs that no invited tho
Portsmouth, Now Hampshire,
ancient artillery company to BECOME
the guests Of the forpor city pext
yoar. Tho inYitatioh (probably a
hoaX) was accepted, and distin nr,,ish-
cu military men We're asked to &C
COMPANY tho the military con company on
King Alfonso, of Spain, is en-
gagged to his cousin Dona Merce des
dc Montpensier a Borbon. His
future bride is young and very
handsome. Her dark and animated
features WHICH arc quite Of an
Andalusian cast--nre displayed to
the greatest advantage under tho
maltil]a, as vas seen the other day
at that pleasing entertainment,
Madrid bull fight. She is not par
ticularly tall, and her ella6onpot1et is
Enthusiastically Spanish but she has
that lively, bright manner which q
Partisan education gives a girl. She
dresses worry simply. IL.
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r, J. McCar1ey

ID EGS to call attention to his new
- Stock of Boots and Shoes, all sizes
and styles, at unprecedentedly low, prices.
ALSO,
An entirely new Stock of Groceries
SnSTr S sdon sf al gsadeS Q2fse Ri0e HDamndmy
Fine Seed Irish Potatoes.
Choicest Brands of Flour.
Best Corn and Rye Whiskoy in town.
Tobacco and Cigars, Molasscs, Lard,
Bacon, Hams&c Lowest market prices
for cash
MARI r. J. MCCARTNEY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

,nE FANCY CARDS all styles with name, 1Octs
IN post paid. j. B. IIUsDEp, Nassau, RcnS
GAV County, New York
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r have just received some very fno old
L Corn Whiskoy, Peach and Apple Bran,
dy, from Stone Mountain, Georgia, and
Lincoln county, Virginia, and various
othor grades of Western Rye, Whiskeys,
North Carolina Corn and Rye Whiske eys,
Domestic and Imported .Winos md
Brandies. il ~
ALSO
"a large stock Of bottled goods, consist
ing Of Champagne, Lager Beer, for
family use, A1es, .Porters, Soda Wator 60.
One barrel fresh Newark Older on draught.
Cool drinks OF all descriptions Tobacco,
Cigars, &c. .j& si0f|
AT Our HOUSE,
3.fa j, ID. MCCARTNEY,
mays Proprietor
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.TOR SAILED,

A new Piano, made by one Of the lead
IN ing manufacturers of the Jnitel
States The instrument has q compass o
finished with all the latest improveme
+ con Ybe. bought at "a great reduction
from retail price.
Apply at the Office, of TIE News AND
HERALD. ,rrn
juno 23-tf ,sA
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS

w HO arc indebted to us: for PROVIS-
IONS OF PlIOSPIIATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills are duo
on or before the first of November. We
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to cnablo us to mcot obligation
mado to assist you, and which arc due at
that tiwo. ...... .
In order for us, as we'll as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly.
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Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, sc.


IN1NE Pale Sherry Wine, fine N. G.
IL Scnppcrnong Wine, fine old Porto
Port Wine, iino imported Claret Vino,
For tablo use,
+ @ t.. ALSO, J..
: Fine article dry Scuppernong ;Wine,.
Otard's & Co. genuine Cognac Brandy,
pure n G. Apple Brandy, ch ice Stone
Mountain lGpQrgia) Corn Whiskcy, pure
N. G. Sweet Mosh Corn Whiskey, My
Cabinet Ryo-the best whislsoy in town,
and full stock of oil other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale ,Alo,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
draught. The largest and best selected
stock of Havana Cigers and Cigarettos.in
town, Blackwclrs genuine Smoking To-
bacco, Mossina Oranges and Lemons for
salo low for cash by sl.,a'N r..
june J2 L. w. HABENICRT.
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LAMP CHIMNEYs.

RO dozen Chimneys of all kinds jus
,CO received, and offered at reducs
rates, by the dozen or half dozen, at th
Drug Store of
June 9 DR.. w. T.. AIKEN.
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FLOUR! FLOUR J.!

81 UST RECEIVED,
A lot of Flour, to sell on commission,
which wo are offering worry low. 9s
July 23-tx1 j. F. McMASTER co.