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Wednesday, lldu 81.

1SiASo W tiAS OSNiSteh'l Va w oi'
Wednesday, Nay 81.
Mr.. Bartlett presented The pe,iliom sc
Ebenezer Clifford, praying Congress will
grant to him all cannon, &c. which he may
recover from the bottom of rivers and
water courses by means of a diving bell of
which he is Northumberland to select
committee. s..
Mr.. Green presented the petition of sun
dry inhabitants of Nantucket, praying that
such measures may be taken by Congress as
are consistent with national honor and rights,
TO avert impending war.--Ordered to lie On
the table.
The engrossed bill in addition to the rev.
cnue law providing certain restrictions on
the number of clerks, &c. employed by col
lectors) was read third time and passed.
g Friday, May %.
Mr.. Mention, from the committee of Com
merce and Manufactures who were instruc-
ted to enquire whether any, and if any
what, relief ought to be extended 20 the in
habiiants cf the Canary islands, reported
that in their opinion the evidence was not
sufficient to JUSTIFY them i'll recommending
the relief contemplated; tcsatiSfv the House
of waiCh they lay before them the evidence
taken by the committee on this subject--Or-
dered to lie on the table
MIR. Sniiiie, from the committee Of WAYS
and Means, reported bill imposing add
tional duties an all imported goods, wares
and merchandise. The bill is in blank I
The bill was twice read and referred to q
committee of the whole.
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STETTIN, March IL. The following.
piece has been published here in the two
languages
"GRAND ARMY-FIRST CORPS.
" Head quarters, Stettin. March IL,
ORDER OF THE DAY,
" The Marshal has already informed the
Generals under his command that immedi-
ateiy as we entered Prussia we found our
selves in friendly country. His exCellcn-
cy reminds the troops of his army Of this
He is satisfied with their conduct during
the march, and will consider it his duty to
give an account Of it to our beloved monarch
vino wishesthat his troops should endeavor
to distinguish themselves by their good dis
Cipline.
o." The Marshal doubts not that they will
continue to conduct themselves in the an'e
manner, as well during their stay in the
Prussian states as IN the marches which
they may yet have to- make. In all res
poets the troops ought to observe the most
strict discipline, to fail IN that is to forget
their duty. the smallest offence ia q
friendly Country is a crime. We ought TO-
exert ali our efforts to maintein a good ui .
dcrstandin5 with the inhabitants as well N
with The military. The Marshal rc!iSy >,
the spirit which aDinI.tcs the arny'
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1t is confidently believed that the amount
which remains unsubscribed for, will thus
be filed, as the money .sill be wanted for
the public service. In order, however. to
prevent the possibility of disappointment, x
TO remove doubts and erroneous expectati-
ons, / beg leave to submit the propriety Of
authorisimg the issue of Treasury Notes on
the following principles, viz:
Not to exceed in the whole of the amour,
which may ultimately not be subscribed to
the loan; that is to say, that the amount
received ON account of the loan and that Of
the Treasury Notes shall not Together eX-
coed eleven millions which limits there
fore the greatest possible amount of 'rrea-
sury Notes to less than 100000 dollars.
2. To bear an interest of & % r1i
cent. year, equal 10 i E, l-2 cent per day
on q one hundred dollar note.
8. To become PAYABLE, by the Treasur,
one year after the date Of their respeCtis,
issues. M
4. To DC i'll the mean while receivable il
payment of all duties, taxes, or debts due e
the II. 5.
have the honor to be, &c.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Hon. LANGDoN CHEvEs,
Chairman Of the Committee
of Ways and Means.
The letter was, with the accompanying
documents, ordered to be printed.
The House spent some time in committe,
OF the whole, Mr.. STANFoRD III the chair
on the report of the committee on miliiar,
affairs on the memorial of the inventor o
the buoy fort and, after the committe,
rose, the whole subject was, on motion, re
Ierred to the Secretary of War
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"NlCOLI MoRDWINOFF

ANIERICA.--Report says, that Mr.. Duff
who Is the bearer Of dispatches from Min.
listers to Mr.. Foster, at Washington, car
ries out proposals Of very concliatory
nature, which it is expected will remove
many OF the differences ut present subsisting
between our government and that of tlc u
hited States. 1t is said, an arrangement
has been suggested for opening to the -
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ton, tho horrible in itself. cannot fail >,
strengthen our hopes that the b. nation NAV
shortly be brought to a sense of Justice, and
our own relieved from vexation.
" 1t is probable we shall rise in the course
of 10 days or fortnight, unles untavou-able
accounts are received from France but in
that event am sure there is hrri,ness e.
nouSh in the nation to take u decided stand
with her also
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By THE 'i
PRESIDENT OF THE tf,
ONIIED STATES OF AMERICA,
II PROCLI1LdTION


M HEREAS the Congress of the United
w States, BY virtue, of the CONSTITUTED
Authority vested in them, have declared by
their act, bearing date the eighteenth day
OF the present month, that War exists be-
tween the United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and ireland. and the dependencies thereof,
and the United States of America and their
territorles-Now therefore, I, JAMES MA
OLSON, President of the United States OF
America, do hereby proclaim tAe same to
All whom 1t may concern and de speci-
any enjoln on all persons holding Offices, ci-
WI or military, under the authority of the
United States, that they be vigilant * zea-
lous. III discharging the duties respectively
Incident thereto; And do moreover exsoft
all the good people of the United States, as
they love their country as they value the
precious heritage derived from the virtue
and valor of their fathers as they feel
the wrongs which have forced ON them the
asst resort Of injured nations and as thew
consult the best means, under the blessing
OF Divine Providence, Of abridging its Gala
mites that they exert themselves in pre-
serving order, in promoting concord, i'm
maintaining the authority and the efficacy
OF the laws, and in supporting and invigora-
ting all the measures which may be adop-
ted by the Constituted Authorities, for OBJ
tanning a speedy, a just, and an honorable
peace.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF have here
unto set my hand, and caused the
seal Of the United States to be affix-
(SEAL.)
DONE at the City of Washington, the
nineteenth day of June one thousand
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and dangerous tendency which could not fail to pro.
duce that perniseus effect, nor would those be the
only consequences that would result from il. The
Britis, government might, tor while, be satisfied
with the ascendancy thus gained Us, its pre-
tensions would soon increase. The proof, which so
complete and dsgra submission to its authors
-, would afford OF 'egeneracy could not tail to
inspire confidence that there no limit 20 which
Its usui 2Stons and our degradation might be
ried.
Your committee, believing that the freeborn sons
ct America are worthy to enjoy the liberty which
their fathers purchased at the price of much blood
aud treasure, and seeing, in the measures adopted
by o. Britain, course commenced and persisted
IN winch might lead 10 loss of national character s.
Independence, teel hesitation in advising res,s-
lance by force, in which the America of the pres
ent day will pro9e to ia" re1,,y and the world,
that we have not omiJ nhsr!;e,L that liberty which
eur fathers gave Us, but also the will and power to
maintain it. RELYING On the patriotism of the nation
and confidently trusting that the Lord OF Hosts will
go with us to battle in Il rghteou, and crown
our efforts with succcss-your committee recon-
mend ah Immediate appeal to ayms.
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(BY AUTHORITY.)


DECLARING Uar 6etvecn the United King-
dom IF Greot Britain and Ireland and
The dchendenefes thereof, and the United
States Of Hme1ica and their Territories.
BEN enacted by the Srnote ard House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
Anerfca. IN Congress assem6i d, That
WAR be and the same is hereby declared
to exist between the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland and the depcn-
denotes thereof. and the United States of
America and their Territories and that
the President of the United States be and
he is hereby authorised to use the whole
land and naval. force OF the Uni.ed States to
carry the same into effect, and to issue to
private armed vessels of the United States
Commissions or Letters OF Marque & Gle
neral Reprisai, in such form as he shall
think proper, and under the seal of the u
nited States. against the vessels, goods, and
effects of the government of the same Uni
ted Kingdom of Great Britain * Ireland, s,
OF the subjects thereof.
Speaker IF the Hsusc of Representatives.
WIN. III. era WFORD,
President Of the Senate pro temboye.
June is, 1879.
.f6pToved, .-t.
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JAMES MADISON.
WASHINGTON. June 70.
EreSl
June is, 1879.
AtPr0vea,

WhsHINGToN, June 10.
FROM the length OF the most important
state papers we this day publish, we have
NOT room tor detail of either the pubic or
private proceedings of Congress, all which
shali Ind their true place in our columns.
We have barely room in this paper for lhe
Yeas & Nays in each House on the final
passage OF the Deciaretion of IVar.
IN THE. SENATE. Fr,.
XEAS--Messrs. Anderson, Bib, Brent,
campbell of Ten. Condit, Crawford, Cults,
Franklin, Gaillard, Giles. Gregg. Leib, Ro-
binson, Smith of Md. Smith of n Y. TAFT,
Taylor, Turner, Varnum-19.
NAYS--Messrs. Bayard, Dana, German,
Gilman, Goodrich, Horsey, Howell, Hun
ter, Lambert. Lloyd, Pope, Reed & Worth
ington--1S.
Nv THE HOUSE.
YEAS-Messrs. Aston, Anderson, AR
cher, Avery, Bard, Bassett, Bib, Black
ledge, brown, Burwell. Butler, Calhoun,
Carr, Cheves, Cochran, Clopton, Condit,
Crawford, Davis, Dawson, Desha, Dins-
moor, Earle, Findley, Fisk, Ghelson, Good
"yn, Green, Grundy, 3. Hall, O. Hall, Har.
per, Halves, Hyneman. Johnson, Kent, King
Lacock, Lefever, Little, Lowndes, Lyle
Macon, Moore, Mccoy, Mckee. Mckim
Morgan, Morrow, Nelson, New, Newton,
Ormsby, Pickens, Piper, Peasants, Pond,
NiCets EtOdHSy mo-
berts, Sage, Seaver, Sewer, Seybert, Shaw,
Smile, @. Smith, ]. Smith, Strong, Talia-
ferro, Troup, Tcrner, Whitehill, Williams,
Widgery, Winn, Wright-79.
;NAYS-Messrs. Baker, Bartlett, Beeck-
err, Boyd. breckenridge, Brigham, Cham pi-
on, Chittendea, Cooke, Davenport, Ely, f.
mott, Fitch, Gold, Goldsborough, Hufty,
jackson, Key, Law, Lewis, Maxwell, Nc
Bryde, Metcalf, Minor. Mitchill,. Mosely,
Newbold, Pearson, Pitkin, Potter, Quincy.
Randolph, Reed, Ridgely, Rodman, Sam
mons, Stanford, Stuart, Stow, Sturges, Sui
livan, Taggart, Tallmadge, Talman, Tracy,
Van Cortlandt, Wheaton, White, Wilson
10. ~. s.
The House of Representatives sat the
whole OF yesterday with closed doors, occu-
pied probably in the discussion of questions
Incidental to or arising out of state OF
WAR. .;.r... ="
The CONSTITUTION, Capt. HULL, sail
ed down the river on Thursday, having un-
dergone thorough repair at the Navy
\ ard at this place. .,...'
| 1t is not true, as vie have heard reported,
that the Constitution is destined to France :;
and further we learn. that there exIsts no
intention at present to order any vessel, of
the United States or foreign service or sta
ton.
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NEW WAR

On Sunday the ship Spartan, capt. BA-
CON, arrived from Gottenburg, Sweden.
from which place she sailed May Is. The
accounts there from St. Petersburg were to
May 4 and Mr.. ]. G.. PARKER, of Gotten
burg passenger in the Spartan, informs,
that the official account of declaration of
war by. France against Russia had been re-
Ceived. 49,.
A letter from St. Petersburg, April "a,
says, war will undoubtedly take place be-
tween Russia and France. Their respec-
tive armies are on the frontiers the guards,
$4,000, have marched hence to the frontiers ;
the Emperor sat out this day. There has
been recent levy of 10000 men.
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BY Last Wght's D1aiL.
LNT'ERESTENG-Extyact to The Editor of the
Enquirer, from u member Of Congress-, ddfed
NNACurNc I'm Of.


.-. WASHINGToN, June Dist,
:" believe the Non-Importation W i'll not
be removed, but double duties will be es-
tablished during the war, limited to a Civ
en- time thereafter; with permission to neu-
trails to bring ard carry their bona-fde ma.
nufactures and produce, and the products
OF our country-Prlze goods will come in
under like imposition, to prevent collision.
The Embargo, SO far as relates to YES
sells disposed TO priyateer, uplifted and let
ters OF NJ. and K. Immediately issued.
l hlrty vessels are now ready at Baltimore
to spring cable at moments notice of per-
mission, and all public vessels are ordered
to their respective stations. ] shall not be
surprised to- hear Of an engagement in the
course of the present week
" BY the aid of Loans, Treasury bills &C..
we shall probably be enabled to dispense
with any further system of taxation until
the succeeding session, which event must
take place within or months. A little
relaxation is now absolutely necessary to
refresh a set of men worn down by fatigue.
and to enable them to arrange their domestic
concerns.
enclose you handful communicating
the assassination of Mr.. Perceval, and the
horrid disorder in England That transaa-
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FROM PORTIIG AL.

Capt. UPHAM, from Lisbon, who sailed
May g, informs, that Seville had been taken
by the SfaniardS, and all the French in it
made prisoners. Lord WELLINeroN, was
turning his attention again to the North.
ward, where the French had made some
movements in consequence of his absence.
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Advces from n. Y. prove that Ad. Fcrret;cr's
French squadron have burnt several more Amcri-
can ships THE ship Eseria from Copenhagen for
4. Y with the Secretary oi Nt. Erving and dispat-
ehes TO orr government has been sent TO Halifax by
The British ship, Morsiana. Some of the Dispatch
ea were opened. Particulars IN our next.
. Or Recrritiag-,s7 recruits from this district
have been sent 10 Norfolk under the command vi
Capt NELsoN.-Capt. SELpEN left US Yesterday
with his troop OF DragoOns afectionatey checred by
the Citizens. lie goes to Fredericksburg, to put
himself nnder the command OF Mai. Woodford.
AZ Mr.. Perceval, the Prime Minister of
England, is no more.-See the PARTICULARS
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a. BOSTON, June l6.
LAI'EST NE MS.


LATEST NE MS.
We re indebted to the Editors of the
Chronicle for the loan Of London paper of
May -, and GreenoCk paper of May IS,
received by the Adamant, from the latter
place. Pditadium.
LONDON, (CoURIER,) May -.
Dissatisfaction Of Mr.. PefceUai.
II is under feelings of, horror, grief and
dsmay, that we record an event unparal-
lelled in the history of our country, or, per-
haps, of any other-the assassination of
Mr.. Perceval, as he was entering the lobby
of the House of Commons Yesterday, at a
quarter past FIVE o'clock. Mr.. p. was shot
through the heart, and expired Immediate
lily. The assassin re manned in the crowd, &
surrendered himself.
The Prisoner spoke to che following eff
feet:
e have admitted the tact-I admit the
fact; but wish with permission, to state
something in my justification. | have been
denied the redress of my grievances by Co
vernmcnt l have been Ill treated.-They
all know who | am, and what l am, thro
the Secretary If State and Mr. Beckett,
! with whom have had frequent communica-
lions. They knew of this fact six weeks
ago, through the Magistrates of Bow street
was accused most wrongfully by COVER
nor General in Russia, in letter from
Archangel to Riga, and have sought redress
in VAN. j am most unfortunate man, and
feel here, (placing his hand on his breast,
sufficient Justification for what l have
done"
The Coroner's yiry has just concluded
its proceedings by bringing in a verdict of
wiiful murder against JOHN RELLINGHAM,
formerly ship broker of Liverpool
The assassin of Mr.. Perceval appears To
have been actuatcd by no political bias; *
the opposition members of Parliament eX
pressed their horror at the action, and were
aCtive9n securing the perpetrator who is
said to have been subject to fits Of insanity.
| Mr.. Perceval has left wife ard - chill
dres.
A plot has been discovered at St. Peters
burg, for the murder of the Emperor and
| his brother Constantine, and the establish
ment of the Empress Dowager on the
| throne. Upwards of 200 of the Russian No
bles are implicated, and are said to be
mostly such as have resided at Paris and
| that Is millions OF francs have been distr
buted among them through the instrumental
flty or the French Legation.
Greenock Paher.
BY the AdeGhe, at Greenock fromChares-
ton, intelligence to March 81, was carried
giving all account of the taking of Amelia ;
anu VIC ihioI ihdtiou Ihdt an embargo In the
| y. S. was about to be laid.
The Emperor of Russia has issued a uEa-
Sc, ordered every 500 men in his empire to
furnish Immediately two recruits for the ar
my.
An agent has been sent from the British
Government to Paris to neg pciate for the
| revival of commerce in general.
1t is said Napoleon, OH account Of his le-
| tharglc habit, will not take the command of
his army in the North.
Gen. Lefebvre has escaped from England
| to France.
! Parliament were proceeding in the exam
ination of witnesses against the Orders in
| Council.
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ATTENTION, Washington and JeTsr
son Nrtiiery,' you are HEREBY Commando
20 attend on the Capitol square this evrnina,
at 4 o'clock completely equipt >"'"s'
JOHN +. PRICE. Cobt,;
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sELl4NG CLoTHS.--A large supply Of he,
az Dateh Boiling Cloths, Cd and 5.4 yid':7..
received and for sale. by -Ju't
June 81, 'L' ~ ADAh5f'
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ted ofhI,-
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Ertract Of a letter from Brig. Ger. Hui,
dafed Sfanntom, o. Sd June. 1872.
" | am happy to inform you that have
received reports already from FIVE or six
Indian villages, (since my speech was com
municated.) The Chiefs are now on their
way to visit me, and the frontier has alrea-
dy become tranquil''
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TIE YOU|G .lfE.N OF RTCHHGOtn
From II to IS years Of age, are rcnnestsz
to meet at the BELL TAVERN On 10.
MORROW EVENING, "wednesday. ~
lai past seven o'eiock--For the hlrHosc
Tuesday, June %.
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: Cepartnersbip Dissol0ed.

THE copartnership heretofore formed
L Under the Firm Of
THURsTON & NEWMAN,
r. chs day dissolved by mutual consent. AL persons
having demands against said Firm will presen; their
claims for settlement and all persons indebted are
called upon to make immediate payment to
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN,
who is fully authorized TO settle the same.
THOMAS THURSTON.
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN.
.ssrport, Oct %, 1912.
The business will be conducted in flu
ture at the old stand by the subscriber, who takes
this opportunity Of returning hi, unfegned thanks
for the liberal encouragement he has heretofore re-
ceiyed, and respectfully soSclts continuance OF
their fayors AUGUSTUS NEWMAN
.sspborf, Oct %, 1872.
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FRESH-GOODS.

TUST received, and for sale, BY
p. O. RICHMOND,
large and general assortment OF Engssh and Scotch
Goods consisting of fancy and staple articles for the
present season, among which are coarse aud fine
Broadcoths and Casimeres; Pelise Cloths; Bonn
bazetts Wildbores, Toilnetts Swansdown; Blank
cts printed Cambrck and Ginghams; shirtlng Cot
tons. fancy Leno & Cambrick Musns; Laces fan
cy and common Shawls Damask Table Cloths from
8-4 to 1874 Calicoes, 25 cents per yard, and In
da Cottons at Is yd. which having been bought in
Boston on the best terms for cash, is Obliged to sell
for cash only. oct ID
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MuE g 7Rpetfs.

JUST OPENED, AND FOR SALE, Dy
NATHANIEL SWEET,
No. lo7, Thames street,
A large and general assortment Of
MUFFS & T1PPETTS,
Consisting ef-Real Sable,
Mock do.
Black Penett,
Elk & Bear. Also,
hhds. muscovado Sugar;
hid. w. l. Rum {;
bbis. Coffee
$4,000 w. q. HID. Slaves
10 bbls Turpentine.
In addition to his former stock Of Day Gcops,
z fresh supply from Boston is now opened ant ior
sale above.
NJ. B. All persons indebted either by Note or Book
Account must make immediate payment. as 1t IS ex
pedient his business should be closed without delay
Oct 80.
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r Prime Goods. %
TUST received, and for sale, by
y THOMAS II. AfU1NFORD,

II THOMAS III. MCuFOfD,
No. 1l9, Thames-sfreet,
A large and general assortment of DRY GOODS
among which arc
Superfne, middling, and low-priced Rroadcoths
Black blue, brown, bottegreen drab and mkt Cas-
simeres, suitable for ladies' coats, very low;
Blue and brown Imperial and Nelson Cords, tor pan
falcons
Black, brown and green Bombazettes and Wdbores;
Plains and Devonshires Kerseys;
A handsome assortment of Ginghams and Caiicoes;
Furniture Calicoes; shirtng Cottons;
ST. a., and Ga Cambrics, white and colored;
p.ades and gentlemen's worsted Hose,
Brown Linens, Threads Silk, Ferrets, and Buttons;
Pound and pack Pins;
Elegant 5.4, Ga and "a Shawls;
Rattinetts; ladies' and gentlemens beaver Gloves;
Umbrellas Mnet, Wire, Tapes and Bobbins;
Ribbons Fancy Musins;
A large assortment Biazes and Fannels, all colors;
Sd, IN, 8-4 "a, and 10.4 Blankets;
DufHls, Coatings, and vestings, large assortment
.qlso--50O yards best white Crash
With variety of other articles--all OF which Will
be disposed Of at the lowest possible prices.
Newnort, Nov. S, 1912.
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ALSO,-JUST RECEIVES,
$50 qdintals Goldfish;
rs boxes English Herrings
10 kegs Lard;
1000 W.T.. Cheese
2 hhds. Molasses
20 bags West India Coffee |;
$50 VT. Loaf Sugar;
8 bbls white powdered do.
S caddy's first quality souchong Tea
Cherry Juice
10 bbls Mess Pork
S boxes New-YorK Soap;
100 bushels Rye Grain
1 kegs Tocacco
10 do Butter
9 hhds. W. Island Rum
2 bbls Mason's Gn
3 bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets
6 doz. Felt Hats
large assortment of iron Ware;
do. do. Earthern do;
do. do. Stone do.
10 dozen setts of Measures
$4,000 Boards, with quantity Of PLANK, Shin
giles, Laths, Clapboards, &c. Gd rundry other arti
cles two numerous to mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rea
sonable terms for cash or approved credit
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TO LET,

(.1ad tossessiOa given i1rmediafeiy.)
IA convenient House, situated near
the Pos, -ofiee--Also, for sale, good sceend-haI
Chaise with llaSness. For particulars inquire OF
May 20. 'ohN M"n'"'
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Extra fine, middling and
low-priced Broadcloths
Green, brown, and drab
colored Cassimeres, for
ladies' coats
Do. for gentlcmen's pan
falcons.
Plains and forrest-Cloths
DevonshireKerseys
Fearnoughts.
Coatings, assorted colors.
Velvets, first quality.
White, red, yellow, and
and black Flannels.
Black, fawn, and brown
colored Bombazetts
Wildbores. and
ia, 1914, 9-4, S-4,
Ga Blankets.
Corded Ginghams.
Calicoes and Ginghams,
Handsome Vestings.
Large Shawls, ofthe new
est fashions.
Cotton Han1kerchiefs.
With a variety of other
be sold cheap for cash.