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PRINTING q.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING ONE OF THE
largest STEAM POWER PRESSES in tie State
TO execute work with neatness and Dispatch One Of thu
urn Is the best pressman in the Confectionery and benS
fession.' :. STR0TEEp D. = Su tx pro-
Raleigh N. G., June Is, 1853 s5@w HH'
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REATAyILLA FEMALE SEMINARY -

REATAvJLLA FEMALE SEMINARY -.
y ViDSON COUNTY, n C.-The fall session !. ia
Institution will open July co. 1862 under nv 81 This
assisted by competent teachers in all the Deparmar,
viii tate tTentVboarders in the female department
Those wishing to enter wsuld do we'll to Inform ~,
me act as soon as convenient Expenses $3.50 per
SION o. twenty weeks Those expecting to be win e.
w. Distance from the Depot to the Seminary is m.s
Address me at Yadkin Institute Ae''
T., G: W. HEGE, A. N, PRINCIPAL.
~ . Aoo'' 2S-4twpd
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NORTH:CAKOLINA,G GRANVILLE COIN
Moony, IN Equity. to September term, 1883 HxNRr
sUs1 LIZ ~ JOHN FILMING and wife NANCY and others ORR
nappearng to the satisfaction Of tho Cont th.t 1oh
Que OF the defendants in the above rec;td c.ns
that the this Court It is ordered
newsnansr De made in the North Carolina asdasd
Notifying the said John Lyon to be- and On.
' !s. mex, term Of said Of EQUITY to b.
in sne ss,d County Of Granville at the Court Houss
and there to plead answer or demur to The said b taen
W. tae same will be taken oo and heard e. nas
Witness John W. Hays, Clerk and N.;... ., ,....,
Court at Oxford the I'd day Of July A. 1865 '0f 'aa
July Z, 1853 N W. nAfo, G. 4 p
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forti6cations aud other works"
Mr. Russell of Craven, bill authorizing the Treasurer
due said county under the act for the relief the INDECENT
wives and families Of soldiers dying in service
Inc Dill to incorporate the Tune Iron Works was taken
up under SUSPENSION of the rules the amendments pro-
posed by the committee Internal improvements were
adopted and the bill then passed its end and srd read
ings.
message from the Senate announced The passage in
tnat oody with amendments of the House bill entitled
bill relation to the payment of taxes and to- author;zs
the Public Treasurer and other officers State to fund
certain issues of the Confederate Treasury in
per cent: bonds Of the Government
The Senate amendments were chiefly verbal making no
concurred in by the House.
message was received from the Senate proposing
suspension OF the 9th joint rule regulating Intercourse
between thswo Houses which requires that bills be en-.
before they are sent from body to the other
The House concurred. !
On motion of Mr. Shepherd the House went into secret
session at half past 10 o'clock A. n.
When the doors were again opened message was
ceived from the Senate transmitting number Of engross
in which they asked concurrence This resolution pro-
posed that when the Assembly adourus it adioun to
again on the 4h Monday in November next and that the
edourhment take place at half past IL o'clock NJ Tues
day next.
Person opposed concurrence in the first proposition
seeing no god reason why the adjournment should not be
sns d He asked division of the question and the yeas
and nays on concung in the proposed adjournment to
question being en- consuming in the first proposition
the yeas and ordered and it decided in the
other resolution fixing the hour adjournment tina House
took . reoess until O'Clock P. NJ -
| vsyINa s.aa1oS.
SENATE. =
message Vas reosived from The House transmitting
RESOLUTION Of thanks Capt Elliott and his oomsnd for
the capture Of the steamers Emily and Aroap in Ourri
bin to salargs ths power Of the hanks Laid on the
table.
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The secret is safe with the woodland grass.
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June %, 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

CAPE RACE, Oct. 9.-The steamship City
of Baltimore, from Liverpool Sept. 30, via
Queenstown Oct. l, passed this point this
morning.
The London Times gives currency to the
report that vice president a. IL. Stevens has
sailed for France, fully empowered to make
terms with the emperor Napoleon, for the
southern contederacy, on any emancipation
basis. The Times also gives rumor that
California is also DESTROYS of seeding, and
Joining the Mexican empire.
1t Is rumored that England has proposed
that the title OF Russia to Poland should be
ignored.
Senator Summers speech on foreign affairs
was extensively commented upon IN Eng
land, and universally condemned. Even the
Daily News joins IN dcnouncing it.
The Mexican deputation to offer the crown
to Macmillan were to be received by the arch
duke ON the Sd of October. lie would then
make known the formal acceptance OF the
throne.
There was IL rumor that England had adj
dressed note to Russia proposing that the
powers should no longer recognize the title OF
hussla TO Poland, since she had violated the
the treaties OF 1915. The chief rabbi of War
saw had been arrested.
The queen of Portugal has given birth to a
prince.
The Danish Regsrad had been opened. The
KING IN MS speech takes firm ground on the
Holstein question. new and liberal con,
stitution had been introduced.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-The political news i,
unimpOrtant. Mr.. Mason has finally omitted
London for Aaris.
The sales of cotton yesterday and to-da,
foot up $4,000 bales, including 5000 bales t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

Gov. CURTIN HAS AN ADVENTURE WITH A
GuERllLLA.-Men about town say that Gov.
Andy Curtin recently had ''an adventure with
a guerrilla" worth relating. They say that ON
his way down, per rail, from the recent Penn
sylvania sword presentation to Gen. Meade.
he had among his fellow passengers ON the box
car assigned tor the conveyance of himself
and the distinguished crowd accompanying
him, Chapman, the managing man Of the New
\ Ork Herald with tue army, than whom the
country contains no more effective and Anus
ing yentrlUquist. On reaching Fairfax stat
ton, while all in the car were quite as geeful
from champagne us on starting, the governor
heard some one calling him from tie dense
woods and underground, IA hundred yards OR
50 otf-"Andy Curtin! Andy Curtinl' ''Hal-
10, who's that?" responded the governor, in
loud voice, having rushed to the open door of
the car.
''Never mind who | am know you. Come
out here, Andy Curtin. I've got the best bot
tie OF whiskey ever brought into Virginia, 50
come and take a good drink"
"Why, the fellow, whoever he is, does seem
to know me-" calculated the governor to those
in the car. 81 can't 90 there," he added, in a
loud voice, ''the train might start and leave
me. You come here, my friend, quick"
''NO, by Cd, won't. I've got Through
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

not include the first class, which numbers 40
members, MS after the 10th inst. they 90 into
active service, being attached to different YES
sells as midShipmen. After an absence of one
year they will report to the academy, and ON
passing an examination, be commissioned as
ensgnS in the navy.
Mr.. n. S. X. Davis of Providence was f,n,d
in an insensibe condition by the side of the
road near the Washington Trotting Park on
the 10Th. The back of his head was very
badly bruised, and there were also slight cuts
upon the face and one hand. A small pocket
knife lay near him. He was taken to a house
near by and soon died.
Ones on the Providence bank, altered to
hves have just been detected in circulation Mt
Providence having probably been showed
by some Of the fast characters from abroad
whom the fair has attracted to that vicinity
They have for vignette female supporting
the state arms, with one arm resting on a bale
OF goods. There are also female figures at
each lover corner.
Five bales Of print cloths, worth about one
thousand dollars, and belonging to A. & w.
Sprague, were stolen from MIR. VIM. Larned's
store house at Providence on the 9th by threo
men, and rolled across the street TO boat.
and taken to the west side Two of the men
have been arrested and the cloth recovered.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

and am going home to vote, and I'm d-dif 7
don't vote plump agin you, if you don't come
out here and drink with me-" again re-
sponded the distant voice from the under
growth and woods.
ION, is very clear that the fellow, whoever
he Is, Is well acquainted with me-" said the
governor, who Immediately appealed to the
conductor who was standing near to the car
door, to detain the train moment to let him
90 where his friend and constituen! was. as il
would never do to be uncivl to him SO far
from home.
The conductor, familiar with Chapman's
similar pranks when passing up and down the
road, slyly limited to the governor that it was
by no means impossible TINT his friend and
constituent might be no other than some de-
Serter from the Pennsylvania reserxes, who.
having become one of Mosebys men, was es-
saying to ''tole" him out of the car-having
caught glimpse OF him through the omen
door-so as the get fair shot at htm
ms information of course caused the roy.
ernor to recollect instantly that his duty
to the mass Of his constituents at home, was,
under the circumstances, perhaps paramount
10 MS duty to the constituent with the best
bottle OF whiskey in hand in Museby's prowl-
ing ground around Fairfax station. On beinr
let INTO the secret ere reaching Washington,
no one is said to have enjoyed the joke more
Neenly than the governor hinst If.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

KEroRr CoURrEoUs.-Thew worthy Deacon
o. resides IN secluded spot in the town of
b., III Oxford county. party of ladies from
Il distant state, while rambling over his pre-
misses al few weeks since, in quest OF pleasure,
fell IN with the deacon, and apologlzed for
their presence ON his lands The deacon. not
10 oe outdone in politenesS, quoted the pas
sage where we are taught to entertain strang-
efs, Tor thereby some have entertained angels
unawares. But, said one Of the ladies
III reply, "all the angels we read of are OF the
masculine gender" Yes, replied the Cea-
con- 'Dut tlose you read OF are all from the
other world. Female angels belong to this
world. "-P0rtlaAd TaAsclIDt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

PROPHET WORSHIP The AisSa Outra,
about the maddest of the Mahommedans, have
celebrated the birth day Of their prophet at AL
giers i'll very OHtTe manner. Some burned
their tongues with hot iron, some did the trap
eze on sword blades, some eat scorpions,
(nuch to the disgust of the scorpiOns) some
gouged out their own eyes with pieces OF steel
and some were so religious as to swallow the
prickly leaves of the cactus.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

RoYALTY AT ROANOKE IsLAND.-The New
York Independent says chaplain Horace
James has been appointed king OF Roanoke
Isand-at least he is authorized to assign
lands, govern the negro colony there, and has
carte blanche for the management OF affairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

ODD FELLows.-There was procession of
about three hundred colored odd teltows in
Washington city, Friday, ending with appro
PIRATE Oratorical exercises and FESTIVITIES. fl is
among the latest novelties since the abolition
OF slavery in the District of Columbia. Del
egateS were present from New York, Penn
sylVanla, Boston, Alexandria, Baltimore, and
canada There were two bands of colured
musicians, with protuse display OF regalias.
BANNERS, W., with appropriate emblenns and
e''f''s ''0r'''t i"o. 't-IIv dsuita aries ,,t t.
order rode III carriages. Tue procession wis
followed by a large crowd OF colored specta-
tors, winnie others accompanied it i'll carriages
of various kinds and oh horseback.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

The New TENoRs.-'Holl is the I'M
promising name of a new tenor announced as
about to debutin Philadelphia. Mr.. "Rohrer"
is announced in Che same city of brotllerly
love
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

VERY BAD.-Artemas Ward, in his last
lecture on Ghosts said there were some
unpleasant things about ambition, because
Caesar was killed for it in the market place.
He was killed by Brutus and ct tn Do!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

JEFF. DAVIS GONE SoUTH.-His excellency
president Davis passed through Petersburg
Tuesday on the I-2 o'clock morning train
for some point SOUTH The president was ac-
companled only by a friend or two, and but
Tor the fact that he is 80 well known by the
people OF the confedaracy, he would have
gone through entirely uno1<erved. He was
looking well, and appears 10 be in excellent
spirits. Petersburg K1.) Express,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12
TERMS or ADvrwrTaTwo.

In THE DAILY sPT;-one square" (thrse fOurths o
an nch) first Insertion, sl each subsequent Insertion
70 cent'i one week. 81; two weeks, % IS; month.
~; three months, 81; wear, go For half square
the price will be three ourths ofthe price square,
inside Advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
In WEEKLy, First insertion 81 per square each sub
sequent insertion Is cents.
EB-Al transient Advertisements must be Baidin ad-
vaaee Yearly OF regular advertisers will required to
make quarterly payments.
~ 40 grdfuftous Adpertisemeah. No report, res0
lutOns or proceedings Of any corporation society or
association and Communication designed 10 call al
tent0n to matter OF limited or individual Interest,"
can be inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers VIII not hold themselves response
PIC iot any errors that may occult beyon the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

The LAWRECE MAssACRE.-The devastated
town OF Lawrence begins to rise from its
ashes, and number OF new business blocks
have Jeen commenced. The ground is being
prepared for the foundation vi the Free State
motel, which is to be rebuilt by company.
Tne blow given to Lawrence by the murderer
Quantrel was Il terrible one, and it will take
years to restore its buildings and its former
prosperity. Louis Democrat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

The conscrpts of Lacunia, on the 9TH, the
day after the draft for that town took place,
went in for a general good time. They gath
cred together, and with fife and drum paraded
the streets, while the boys Illuminated the
Mace with bOnfires
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

This year the quantity of lumber surveyed
at Bangor, between the first day of January
last and the first day of the present October,
was l3O,l42,lS feet This is A 1862 1856 feet
more than durna the same period in 1861,
and l4,97f,066 feet more than in 1862
John Grady of Bath, who WAS at work on
on new snip al the wharf in that place, on
injured hin So severely that he cannot re-
cover.
The store of Mr. Joseph Eaton of Andover
Corner, OXtord county, and most OF its con-
tents were destroyed by fire few days since.
Loss estimated at $1,000 which was partially
insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12
n FARM NOR SALE IN lIpT0N.

&diI MASS-tna Farm now owned and cunied bv
an.szlhe widow Pha KaWsun situated In the nnrtler
" part OF Upon, the from Upton to Wesboro
two and one na miles frJm the centre Of Upton and
Jour miesitom WestOorO Depot one fourth OF a milo
ron schlul, Contain 1866 acres OF excellent Land
divided into lowing, rasturape and llage with about
BY acres Of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow Of
" acres good two story Horse, 40 by 80 with 30
0y 10 Barn ne .rly new, 50 by Sc. Corn Barn and
,MOouhouse, 40 by 49, Spring water brought 10 the
mouse ana ugrn The farm cuts hay enough to oil the
Darl Tue ali I'VE farm will be sold az n bargain Most
VI tue purtnnse money cal remain MORTGAGE.
For particulars enquire of the subscfib rs
MDNE= A xAW-ON Inton Mac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

No IRON FOUNDERS AND ME-

fEO lRON FOUNDERS AND ME-
= CuANtCS.-FoR SALE-In Milford, N. H., on tho
track of the wilton Rsiruad, ten miles from Nashua
building 2O by 60 feet With twosory ell for finishing
room, SIX horse power Engine, with cupaia complete
or foundry purposes; or the premises could be
ed INTO machine shop of description. Connected
with the sane Is two story Building about so by 4O
with basement and also two acres Of excellent land
The above be purchased At half its cost and
offers goat inducements for the investment Of capital.
Inquire ol II A. DANIELS 50 Kby street, Boston, or
OF H. ~ hOWlSON, at Milford. d2taw4ws SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
The tOFp o. Lincoln street. opposite the m snsona
OF = IT, MHeh aa v q. fh1npspu, Esqrs., suitable for
tia ecoli9n OF htctias Shops, Boot HaRarctory OF
6lpc6 u HDasrs VIII be sold low The Lot frvnts on
Lincoln street III feet and $50 feet doep bounded west
DY NH BroJk, AMI Is near the line Of the karosd
Ihee Lots on Front street suitable for Stores adiOn
ls the new store OF George essons the Jrner OF
TrOnt ana umba streets; also the lot next south OH
IrumDull street, now occupied a wood yard.
FRANCIS IL DEWEY,
melS diff 2iS Nalu street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12
Real Gstate.

FSA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Esll FOR SALE,--rhe estate of the late LEwIs Bro.
s1~E sLOWi consisting OF the Homestead. with seven
nlv' ~ lao on the west side Vernon street. under
n ~ ds with choice Fruit and strip Of land
Wy est sue OF the street. with two springs OF
never ang water which supply the house and bar,,
nu ca pc earned 20 any part OF the buildings Tho
SITUATION OF ths such, with the hne pros pect Afforded
As 70 make u one OF the most desirable places for gen.
ee residence IN The city. Also twenty acres Of land be.
tween the Providence Railroad and Mubnrv sfrert and
a9out twenty-ive southeast Of the Female College
when Is wei calculated for Building Lots Seven acres
double Dwelling House and Barn Exchange street,
and store house on Cypress street his property h
too well known to need further description ANY mart
Will be sold az reasonable For further Particular
Inquire at No. ii Elm street, or Of
s26 du GEORGE L. BIGELOW, Vernon street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12
,,7477,,'Ia q. ~ W TVNi VIIHIIl WHlB.
- ID, } RAWSON. West BOytstOn
Upton, March 4, 1868. dtf mch5
M m REAL ESTATE IN WORCEs-

IIFA.t REAL ESTATE IN WORCES-
li TER The subscriber offers for sale House No SO
sh-pn Pleasant street, few rods from the termina-
ton ot the Horse Railroad.
Inc House Il nearly new, well arranged for two
FAMILIES and desirable either residence, or al an
Investment TO rent.
Also one undivided half OF the large and commodous
stOte Duli9lg near tho corner Of the crmmon, and
tue Norwich Railroad. now occupied BY Messrs Lee
Spragues Co. and others This building is also nearly
new, Is located on rented land, the lease which his
meDt Tor gpitast.
Terms easy. Apply TO JOS A. DENNY
Leicester, Oct {. 1853 d4wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-12

The shop of Henri Goedecke, a matchmaker
of Providence, was broken open on the eve
ming of the Sth inst, and large trunk taken
into an adjoining lane, where it was robbed of
five gold watches and twenty silver watches,
together with a variety of other articles.
The first term of the naval academy for 1868
commenced on the LIST, and will end February
LIST. The whole number of midShipmen on
probation at the academy is 489. This does
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

wolves, behind the barrier of flames. The
exhausted horses had stopped of them
selves; the Jansens were beneath the shell
ter Of the chatlet, half fainting.. scarcely
crcditing their prcscrvatisu. AS soon as
he could speak, the farmer said, 10 a trem-
ulous tone, @"Wife, children, let us thank
God !" aud, kneeiing, With the tears roll
ing down his hardy cheeks, in few words
of heart warm thankfulness he returned
thanks for their deliverance from bloody
death. -
H-was some time before sufficient COM
posare returned !to3relate all that had pass.
ed, and when that had been done, An
dreas said, "Our pastor night we'll say,
1T shall in no wise lose its reward II
syou''-turning tothe peddler, "had not
required assistance, if Hugo had not re-
mained, we must. all have perished.''
The Jansens had to stay in the cl,atlet
that night; but when the next morning
dawned, the wolves had all dispersed, and
they reached home with ease aud safety.
A few days later, 3Andreas and Hugo had
the satisfaction Of exhibiting some wolves
skins, as trophies of their vanquished en-.
enlics. ... <,-7. ! -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.

7 Ohm N. ROSENBBRGRR3 would; respect.
u fully inform the citi.ens. of St, Cloud and
Northern Minnesota that he has purchased the
entire stock Of the St. Cloud Book Store and
made la.ge additions, thereto. and has now on
hand complete assortment of Books. Sta
tionery, Fancy Goods, Newspapers and Maga'
hines, Writing Paper Of all kinds, Blank Books,
etc., ETC.. Also, tho Standard Series Of School
Books. Persons will Ind it to their advantage
to proenre their St. Paul and NewaTqrk Daily
and Weekly papers at this store. The numer.
ons patrons and friends Of the Old St. Cloud
Book Store are cordially invited to attend.
= 4 v4n34<lyy l.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
aHAL ESTATE AGENCY,
sr. cLoup, MINNESOTA.

EXTENSIVE Explorations Of Land In this
II District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Laud Office business, give the un.
Ssrsisnsd peculiar radvantagesint he selectiono Of
land and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale at small ad-
vance on Nev York Prices. -.
Contested Pre- Emption cases prosecuted be-
tore the local and General Land O&ec.ir
Attention paid to the payment Of taxes in
psaton, Sherburne, Morrison and Stssrns
counties.
Tswn lots for sale in St. Cloud.
v3n4l-tf L. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
THE DEMOCRATIC PARgY-1npremptu

A Purity, born Of treachery snd fear, 49,, ;,
To cast blot upon the country's fame,
And dead to sli that patriots hold dear
A peoples honor and q nation's name :'',F'
A Party ready % compute at naught III 3.'1'
a The bleod and treasure Of = noble land, 81
And blessings by our hero fathers bought:
To court the favor Of rebellion's band
TO sue for traitors smiles on bonded knee
II To. .awn and hatter round Southern lhl one
Erected o'er the grave Of liberty,
l. With human slavery d the corner. .stoael
Such is the party as revived of late j. :.
An, ugly demon in an angel ,guise, -: t.
Which every patriot must scorn or hate.
Which e'en the Southern devil must despise
A struggling, skulking, scared, deserving pack
A libel on the name OF Democrat!
Heaven letthy lightnings ltake that bacl
The .helot party is too mean, for that! ~
A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
- -Eren;ng Ne,cs!. - F.. "t41i u%3r'i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
LIME & LUMBER

CONSTANTLY on hand full supply Of first
y quality lime, at 81 per barrel; or when
taken in quantities of over twenty barrels, At
IS cents per barrel.
Lumber and all building material furnished
to order at. the lowest cash pricee.
Every style Of Furniture can be furnished
Immediately at the same Office.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
Of6ee at the New York Store.
FOWLER l. TOBEY.
s., Glaud, June 9Th, 1862. v4n46-ly