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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. ! 20 Vain, Corner OF I 3th and Vain Streets.
IL Il. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
-. Of Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
mems Fancy Ware lie has hand complete
ment OF the following articles, viz
French and English Cloth Dress and Fock Coats black blue
brown olive
French and American Plain Cashmere and
Pants.
Single Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin Silk and BOmbaEine
Fancy do do Mhrscincs and CashmrTetle Vests
White Marsees Vests duObe and single standing
rolling collar
Kid, Silk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts super plain and fancy
BOsoms and Collars Of the styles
Merno, lotion and Silk Undenhirs
DO do Drawers and Socks
searfs Cravais Stocks and Pocket HdE, great variety
Suspenders OF all kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which viii sell slow any establishment, side
OF OregonI
r. b. spence continues take made
APP nj the Fashionable Establishment Of John M Bal
tmore.
An as-ortmen, Of samples constantly hand.
~ T.. - SPENCE. Agent.
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NUMBER Ia.
AT Rule. held in the Clerk. Office Of tn,

4 o., a,
a hulcs held m the Clerks Office Of tho
n Circuit Superior ana o,,
county on the first Mosday n June Ist6
Alexander Trent. rbeod.res Gannaw,y y,.,., r,,,..
and Nehemiah MeAshan, pr.
against
Jesse l. Amsead and Anderson n, ,h-,, x h,
and a. executors Of James A. d.ed ro,,,. n a.
Nancy and JeSs- A Pawn i,s.nt ,h.,.. - - "'
Ann Payne Martha w Arnead Robert r watsn. and A.an
Gan, ehE,,-n Of an, SnS.,, Ksosa and Watkins IN
Peyon. D-aBs a Edwara. Rnb.r, :. w.nan aa.,, S 80
samuel Hob~on sr.eutnr Of Thom.. IIob.n n,v r1
J u Abbott D,v "A Us,a,,rh Re-, r t,.s- ,ss ~,
John r. Nc Asian Ne Ash,n LAM. II.s.-,~ 80 "a
Coleman, John IIudi-ou John Holman Bsp,m,n Am W.
"nhrey VIM Phaup John Coleman mary n F-y-r
Co, Bursrn shepherd I;eo,r. ~ N,h.y.. Reh,, -,
Edward G. Fisher Lion q spepe. ,uart,p m n. 49,
Hugh Rain- Wm. MeA.han Henry p ITvnr and Ioh, ~
Trent Dan.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants. William = Me 1.h,n Lob, 4, ru, D.. n
Stratlon A. WALTON John + NJ A.b,n - y M.a..
ins their ,raner ,nd 80. -.
the Act and IN. Rule on IN CON-, -. ,rn. -
wealth: Il i ordered Tbat an, al a. ~,
August term mem and ,p..., an. IN IN -, s
a copy Of thI. order b forth,h n.-,,i - 90 go
published IN the Cy Of Riehnooa for ,,y, ,n,,
y and posted At m. front door AZ AM. 60, - ~
A Cooy T.,e " ~ ''
ie iO-w9w RI woon<oS n q
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ADDITIONAL.-WARREN a. FARISs
IN have just b. Needs TO Express The following
goods
Rich Ombre shaded Bsrcgct and Balzornes
Shaded Second Mourning
Om5rc SHADED Oregon Musin-2nd atppiy
Super French Embroidered tapes and Collars very beautiful
Enbrd SHADED Lace Scarts n now article
Rich Barge shaws and Scsfs
Hcinari Scarfs and Neck Ties
Graduated Rlrree Robes, very pretty
French Embd white Muslin
Super Graduated"
Ao ius received By Courier superior assortment Of Cal,
eos Lawns, &C &C. Canai WARREN A FARIss.
apsS No 95. Main ~
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% No advertisement be considered by year
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon
tween the parties.
20 An advertisement marked the copy specified
number OF Insertions out
ment enacted accordingly.
pJ Regular Advertisements avoid misun-
desanding on the of Annual Advertisers is but
state ds'He that their privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all Advertisements
them To be IN additional charge, and variation
Q Real Estate and General Agents
the but be charged subject
such discounts n shall be agreed upon.
% AuctOnee booksellers, and yearly advertisers generally,
engaging with the privilege shall
not their yearly week
amount agreed the standing rule under the
exceeding such be charged the usual
ADyrEusEaEsTs inserted the SemNeekly Wing rs
Is lines the
per square for each continuance.
July Isl Is45.
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TO BUYERS OF FURNITUHE--sOUTH
a. w MEFKS

HAVING facilities for kinds Of the most
n Fa'Ai0nas and Spirsdi Furniture used beg
specially call the attention Of Southern Gentlemen
visiting New York TO their Establishment No IL Vesey
few doors from the Asor House A. their Store Rooms will
found extensive stock Furniture made
modern Partisan well other desirable styles Egypan
EEabethan Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV 6e all Of which
their manufacture and up personal super
endsnee, and warranted equal any Europe
New York, Sent. 18th, 4
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

No 81 West Main Street.
A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
n and Summer Cohng selected and
expressly for the Richmond lradc-amonR may
found English French and German Cloth dress and foek
Tweed, Dap DEc Cashmere, LneR &C. Business
French German and American Cashmere Pants sin, Satin
bazines Valencia plain and figured Marsecs Vcts-oEeer
variety n fancy dess as Of the patterns
respectfully asS the attention NJ purchasers
stock determined upon making quick es small ad
N. B-Our stock few days will be complete, comprising
style Of garment in the gonteman's line.
April ir, 1siGs-d3m
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1916.

NoTCE-n consequence Of the 80 per cent. advance Of
The tolls on Passenger, Commencing Of month";
on anu a'ef the 18Th Instant, the aud fare
Boats 10 LynehbuE will be- ~ 5Oway n proportion
my IL BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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r E M O V AL!

REMOVAL.
w have removed our store to OF Main street,
house recently occupied by Mes.r Brooks, Bell Hud.sa
where we shall be Pleased to friends.
t4 HAwEs, VAN DEURsEN WARD
DER EXPRESS, we are in receipt Of many
and desisb DreIs among them win be lound-
Balz0rne and Ombre striped Badges
New style Balzorine Robes
White Embroided andGraduated do.
Reautlful Satin striped and musIns
Organde Lawns, Zepherine Piaids
Silk Gingham's, French English do.
Plain and Embroided Taratons
French Jseonets Prints, &e.
je4 HALVES, VAN DEURsEN WARD
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w. S. & ]. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

IL the ShIps Uarrick and WnrterIoo VIA New
- York from Liverpool have received Spring
lion OF English Hardware and Cutlery also from Noribern
Cities full assortment OF American Hardware.
We have the imported largely staple goods and
have been careful the patterns styles and qualities OF the
articles adapted We confident
pTeTaredto sell prices that will be satisfactorily and
peetfGIy merchants and friends generally purchasing
Hardware, TO eIamno our stock and prices.
w. 3. l. j. DOMAIN,
NH IL lit Main
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
II HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
- which have fitted with Furniture every
table accommodation for oade the bay, Month year
MISC for Transient yisters As every will
satisfaction hope be literally patronEed
ing the City would do well the Eagle Hotel traand
those having horses may made
anangcmentfor having them well taken or
r. 2e-d6m MARY T. CRUMP.
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UJINDOw GLASS, Of different ,iye. ana best brand.
w from stiO 10 1880. awsys Tor sale ny
myI SAMUEL p. DOVE.
oIy- orders taken for any sire.
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SINGULAR PHENOMENON.

An Extraordinary Phenomenon was observed
on the, line Of the Electric Telegraph between
Jersey City and Baltimore, on Thursday after
noon, the like of which was never known to man :.
Three thunder storms, each some thirty to sixty
miles from the other, were all cunning east on the
Telegraph route about the same time, and every
discharge Of electricity FROM either. was duly re-
corded by The lightning itself in the Telegraphic
office at Jersey City, Philadelphia, Wilmington,
or Baltimore. The wires became altogether un
manageable, and the operators being obliged to
withdraw the batteries used for writing, the visi-
tor from the clouds had the field to itself. The
letters of Morse's Telegraphic Alphabet which this
natural lightning seemed TO he most pa rlial to- ac.
cording 10 the New York Sun, were L., and II.
but occasionally it went at the numerals, and
dashed off IS SOS 55's 500's and 5OOO's in it's
own rapid style. We learn that when two or
more thunder clouds get in The same vicinity, and
discharge their electricity at each olher OF receive
the Huid from the earth and return it again, or
when ground lightning prevails, the effect ON the
Telegraph wires is to produce strange and origi.
nal language which may yet be made ineligible.
In fact each kind oflightnng speaks for itself and
Wrtfes what it says-Phil. North american.
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WHITE PRISONERS AMONG THE
CAMANCHES

Governor Butler U. S. Indian Commissioner.
now among The tribes in Western Texas, sent
Col Williams and party Of ten men to Pahau-
cas- camp. and on the 20lh April they sent back
word that they found Miss Parker and yellow
girl, captives in the Camanche tents Miss p.
had known Col. w. in her early and happy days,
and wept necessarily during his stay. Twelve
mules and two loads Of merchandise were offered
for her, but refused, the Indians declaring that
they die rather than give her up. Buffalo Hump
acknowledges that he and his party murdered
several Germans near San Antonio, probably at
CastrovilIe. A German boy, nine or ten years
old , was purchased from him. He has two Ameri-
can boys Gone Ii or IL. and the other l6 or LIZ y
whom he refuses to SELL They have large
number of Mexican prisoners. and Col Williams
is indebted to little Mexican captive for his life.
The boy hearing the young Camanche warriors
laying plans to murder tho Col, promptly appris-
ed him of his danger. The Pawnee Mohaws
have burned the Wacoe aid Wichitaw villages
in the Wichitaw mountains, and part of the latter
tribes, located near Waren's trading house,
promise never to modest the whites if permitted
to remain there
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i AFFAIRS. IN CANADA.

We learn from the Montreal Pilot, of the 9th
INST. that on the evening of the lst inst, the
members of the Liberal party were entertained at
public dinner in Montreal. The greatest enthu-
slasm prevailed on the occasion, the guests being
toasted and complmented very highly BY their
entertainers.
The toast of "the Queen" /" Prince Albert"
"the Army and the Navy" &c., having been
given; the next toast was ",he guests. the con-
sistent and uncompromising advocates of the
rights and Liberties Of the Canadian people -
This was responded to by tremendous cheering.
and the band struck up the popular tunes of " A
la clare fontaine and :" Patrick day.
The toast which followed, namely, " The Peo-
pie, the only source of legitimate power" is one
that would fifty years ago, have consigned those
proposing it to the pillory. From this fact, we
may form some Judgment of the rapid strides that
freedom of opinion has taken within the last half
century
We look upon the proceedings of this banquet,
as very significant of the direction that the popu
lar will is taking in Canada. Ii is beyond aues-
ton that nine tenths of the people are in favor of
republican form of Government
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SHIPS CREWS POISONED.

The brig Ganges, Capt Bertrand, sailed from
New Orleans some time since for Marseiles, and
when one day out, her officers and crew being all
taken sick, returned, took new crew and fresh
supply Of stores, and sailed again, leaving the S.
w. Pass on the 28ih ult On that day, immedi-
ately after eating the first meal, the officers and
crew were again taken sick, and in a short time
became so exhausted from vomiting that they be-
came unable to manage the vessel. In this condi-
tion she drifted into West Bay, about 30 miles
west of the S. w. Pass, where the crow managed
to bring her to an anchor. There the tow boat
Hercules found her, and brought her up to New
Orleans. FitzsiDmons, the first mate, died on
the LIST inst. The matter will undergo an inves-
LEGATION.
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ia XES.-Thosc persons in arrears for TAX
Il f.S' up to the present date, will please rcmcm-
Der that the time has long since passed that they
should have been settled. The subscriber, under
present circuH stances, can give no further ndul-
gcnce' (unIess he can advance the amount now
due, or uncollected, which he is unable to do were
- wlliingO must compel ALL 10 settle on he first
eau, or levy in every instance, without regard to
persons. The interest on thu amount uncollected
would consume the whole n nc subscribers nav.
ior the past year were il TO remain uncollected much
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to all
The subscriber will also inform those who nav
Iaxes In Portsmouth that he has been appointed
nc Collector for the present year, and in conse.
quence OF the opposition he met with, from few
OF the drones of Portsmouth who not only anplied
Tor his situation, but actually tried TO undermine
him, which compelled him to take il under circurn
stances which will allow him to indulge no persons
whatever; consequently, he deems il his dntv IN
say, that the first of July is the longest INDULGENCE
that can be gwen and hopes, under existing cir.
curnstances, that nc offence will be taken AZ the
course which necessity compcls him to pursue.
April IL WIN. PORTLOCK, Town Col.
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VIRGINIA SENATOR.

The Wytheville Republican asks. " who will
be Senator in The stead of the Hon. VIM S. Arch
er2 That he passes from the stage of The SEN
ate Chamber is certain. But who shall be his
successor2 We shall consider of this, and that
right early. That he will come from East of the
Ridge is certain. Our thoughts lead us to en-
qnire in the Accomac District. The Hon Thorn
as ii. Bayly has recently delivered powerful
speech in the House of Representatives on the
Harbor bill, and in reply to the Hon. c. Hudson
Of Massachusetts on the Corn trade of England >
"What think we of the Hon. Thomas II Bay
ly the successor Of the Hon. VIM S. Archer. as
Senator in the Congress of the United States 2"
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ENRESH MINERAL WATERS.-We take
Il pleasure In Informing the public generally
that we have received, and will keep constantly IN
during the season, a full supply of' WHITE SUI
rHOk w AIER,'' from the celebrated Spring in
Grecnbrier County, Va.
This water, which has been for several vcars
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, i'm
Greenbrler County, in this State enjoys great repu-
tatlon throughout the United States, and is now
very generally used, and its virtues extolled as
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident 10
warm climate, dyspepsia, cosiiveness, iaundice
ronic rheumatism, govt, dropsy in affections of
&c breast occasioned by disease of the stomach or
','cr' neuralgia, and nervous diseases in general
chronic inflammation of the kidneys and bladder
affections of the skin; ill conditioned ulcers Incr
curlal diseases, &c, Sc. all of which is ttested
y the highest names in the medical profession and
any others who have for years USED this water
both at and when renewed from the fountain
SARATOGA WATER, rom the Congress Union
Pavilion and Iodine Springs in New York. in quart
and pint hotties. 1
CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER. an active
and lasting Tonic general view of the analv-
sis of this water, will show that it stancs the first in
rank OF the highly concentrated " Chalybeates p
consequently 1T acts Tonic, Increasing the
strength OF the system, raising the force of crcu-
iation, giving tone to the digestive organs aur-
mentng the muscular vigour, and promoting the
"xcrctions 1t is OF course advanta geousy cmpoved
those diseases in which Iron is principally used
such as AnenorTed, ChiorosiS, some states of NE.
ioTrh1S'a, Leuc6rrhea, Dyspepsia Scrofuia and ca.
rious forms of Chronic DebiIify.
~ The only Agents for WIN. b. CALwgLL. pro-
prieLor of the ." White Sulphur Spring." are Nj. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk. and
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent,
way oV Portsmouth.
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THE STANDARD PRoNoUNCING DIG

l. TlONARY of the French and English Ian
guages, in two parts.
Part lst. French and Englsh.-Part End, Eng
lish and French.
Inc First Part cGmprehending words in common
use. Terms connected with Science. Terms be-
longing to the fine Arts. 1000 Historical Names
1 1. geographical Names, 100 lately pub
ilshed, with the Pronunciation of every word ac-
cordlng TO the French Academy and the most emf
nent Lexicographcrs and Grainmarians, together
WIN $50 Critical Remarks, in which the various
methods of Pronouncing employed by different au.
thors are Investigated and compared with each
other. 1000
The Second Part, containing a copious vocabu-
Iary oil English words and expressions. with the
pronunciation according to Walker. The whole
preceded by n practical and comprehensive system
OF French pronunciation, by Gabriel Surennc F.
A. >. E., French Teacher in Edinburgh; Core.
spending Member of the Frcnch Grammatical So.
Siety oil Paris; Lecturer on Military History in the
ocottsh Naval and Military Academy; and author
OF several works on Education. Reprinted from
duplicate cast of the stereotype plates of the last
Enlnburgh Edition. One stout volume. l2mo. 900
pages Price s so. AT the New Book Store
juno n. B. WEBSTER.
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SALES OF HOUSES, LANDS. &C.

TRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed of rr ust,
x,nr executed on the Odd day of January, 1876 by
sfnomas W. Johnston aud Frances his wife, to me
- purposes therein named, and duly recorded in
d,e Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court, shall
- WEDNESDAY, the nth instant, before the
Court House door, in Portsmouth, expose to sale
10 tne highest bid .er Two HOUSES AND LOTS
adjoining each other, siu5Sed in that part of Ports
mouth called Gosport, from ,ug jointly 90 feet East
ana west on Lincoln street, aud running North
and South l2l fee.
N. H. Terms of sale.-The expenses of sale will
DC required in cash, and a credit of ninety DAYS
win negotiable paper properly endorsed for the
paahce OF the purchase money, and the title with
heiu until payment. THE TRUSTEE.
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GALABRUN,S

J8 J u O p j. AN MO TEL
PENN' AvESUBs NEAe THE TREASURY BUILDiNG
WASHINGTON CITY.
0G- No pains ,cH be spared 10 secure Me,con6oy, NJ
Hose tcho mar potronizeit
/ AIDES ORDINARY. For the better ac- =
- commodatiou Of Ladies visiting Wa.binoto-t
City business or for pleasure the b o
arranged for an excellent Ordinary, With the neess
sary parlors and apartments; Every attention win
Portable The charges will be very TnodeTsde '''''
The Gontemen's Ordinary will be cont;nned =.
usual. l.. GALABRUN
Treasury Buildings. nIsv 10
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MOTTO :.
nj ESSRS. GEORGE w. POWELL, and Ma
lVl THANIEI, r. CENsrJ EMI,N

fIeasc lake notice, that, yon inhabitants
OF inc Common wealth of Virginia, / shall on
fUFNDAY. the 7th day of July, 1916. between the
Iours OF sunrise aud sunset, ut the office Of Richards
Issrnett, or Samuel b. HARDWOOD, in the City of
Vicksburg, in the State of Mssissippi proceed tn
y c the Deposi. ms of Thomas Hol day, George
y, Birchctt, James G. Newman cs Wright
mes braos'one, and others, 10 be read evil
dence at the ial of a certain course now pendinp
and aforementioned in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery, for the County of Southamp.
ton in the Slate of Virginia, wherein l. and others
arc plaintiffs and you and others, are Defendants
and II the said dispositions shall not be completed
on said day, then the same will be continued from
day to day, between the same hours (Sunday's
excepted until completed, when and where YOU
will attend if you think proper
May JEPHTHAH T. POWELL,
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Bordentown. N. H. Oct o. 1sa5

DoI uentoWn, M j., oct. 20, 1913.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle Dear Sir,-Dr Wistar's
Basam of Wild Cherry has been i'm the market
some six or seven years. The universal celebrity
which this medicine has gained over all others
throughout the whole country, is enough to con
vince the most incredulous of the great value of
1T, and encourage those who are sick to try it, I
have long felt ii my duty, and wished for an Cd.
porturlty to express to you my gratitude for the
benefit have derived from it. have been rescued
from the grave, and saved from that most terrible
disease. consumption, bv using it. Last winter
after took bad cold, / was troubled with
severe cough for several weeks, so that nv appe
tito and strength failed me. was obliged to give
up business, leave my bench and shop, had all
the alarming symptoms of Consumption, such as
pans IN the side, sweating nights, sc. tried
many kinds of medicine, but all in vain until /
procured bottle Of
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
which, by faith and perseverance, finally saved nv
lie, and cured me entirely. | have not enoycd as
good health for twelve years past as do now
THOMAS BENNETT.
-, We are personally acquainted with Mr. Bennett.
The public may rely upon the truth of his state
ment- WHITALL STOKES.
GEORGE PARKER.
Bo careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOW VILE, Boston, Mass.
G5- For particulars DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent.
Agents-Portsmouth, C. II. HEINITSH, Agent ;
Norfolk, NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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TECHNICAL TOAST.

At the Eotaw dinner, Baltimore, the other
day, the following toast was drank: "The Bal
timore Press"-" Americans in their feeling.
4" Patriotic" in their views, " Republican" in
their principles, 4" Clipper" like in their move
ments, may they continue to shine as the "Sun"
throughout our happy land until they become a
welcome - Visiler" all over the Western Con.
tlnent.
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DROPosALs FOR FUEL AND RA-
II TlONS For TlE pOOp -.

= IO1'o = ON 1T. FOOK.-IEe undeTsI gnCd
by order of the Board of Overseers of the Poor
VIII receive Proposals until MONDAY, the 22nd
Instant at o'clock A. M, for the supply of 1876
cords OF good hard GREEN WOOD, Coax Beach
ana maPe,) TO be delivered at the Poor House by
the 10Th of November, and to be paid for when all
Is delivered and for as many RATIONS as NAV
from time to time, be required for the use of the
Poor. "
The Rahons to be furnished according to an or
der OF the Board, stating what shall constitute
haIion' and how they are to be received.
The articles comprising Ration can he known
by application to the undersigned.
90 14H Proposals must be offered previous 10 II
o'ctor6 ON MONDAY. the 22nd instant.
June I'd p. III. COOKE.
Herald COPY 3taw I'LL dayl
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The Convention adjourned on Monday after
most harmonious and orderly meeting They
have selected Nashville, Tennessee, as plac
for their next Trenial Convent
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THE IRISH CURFEW BILL.

As no person in Ireland is to be allowed to
leave his house after a certain hour at night, Mr.
Punch respectfully asks Lord Lincoln, how the
evlcted tenants are 10 manage, who have no hous-
es to remain in Are they to roost in the hedges
An answer will oblige.