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Board of Trade Rooms,
DETROIT, July Is.

DETROIT, July Is, 1868.
MY DEAR SIR:--Your esteemed favor came
duly to hand, and was laid before our Board
on the 18th, whereupon the following pream-
bic and resolutions, were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas, An invitation hav ng been ex-
tended TO this Board, by the Board of Trade
OF the city OF Portland, to visit that city, in
company with the Boards of Trade of Chicago
and Milwaukee, be it therefore
Resolred, That this Board recognize in this
invitation an expression of the cordially and
liberal spirit which has ever been characters
tic of the merchants of our sister city of Port
land.
Resoired, That the thanks of the Board are
hereby rendered to the Board of Trade of
Portland for this invitation, and that the same
Is hereby accepted, the excursion to take
place at such time as may be mutually agreed
upon between this Board and those of Chicago
and Milwaukee
have the honor to inform you that our
Board are in receipt of a communication from
committee of the Chicago Board of Trade.
containing the following proposition
"The undersigned beg leave 10 suggest Mon
day, the 3D. day OF August, when the Milwau-
kee delegation, leaving in the morning-join-
ing the Chicago delegation the same evening,
and, arriving at Detroit Tuesday morning,
where they would be Joined by the Detroit
delegates, and proceed to Toronto remaining
over night, and Wednesday proceed to Mon
treal, remain over night, and on Thursday 10th
proceed to misunderstanding as may be
there arranged"
The above plan has been formally ac-
cepted by our Board, and we are also in re-
ceipt Of a communication from committee
of the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce, in
forming us that the plan meets their approba-
ton, and that they will cooperate as therein
proposed.
have only to add, that / fervently hope
that the pleasurable anticipations, INDUCED by
all concerned Ia connection with the project
ed excursion and visit, may be more than re-
allied. Very truly your ob't servant,
RAY HADDocK, Sec'y.
JNo. q. MITCHELL, ESQ,
Secy Portland Board Of Trade.
A meeting Of the Board of Trade and the
subscribers TO the Merchants Exchange will
be held at IL O'Clock to-day, at the rooms of
the Merchants Exchange, to make arrange
ments for the reception of our expected visi-
tors. A general attendance is requested.
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High and WjIIis, SchooIs.

CANDIDATES for admission are expected TO pre-
~ sent themselves for examination, a. follows:
For High School for boys at the School House.
Spring street, on "Wednesday morning, July 18th, at
S O'Clock
For Willis School for girls, at the School Room.
Chestnut Street, on Monday morning. july 2Tth, at
5 O'Clock.
For High School for girls, except such a. are men,
bers of the Willis School, at the time and place
BY order, ALEX'R BURGESS.
Portland, July 49, 1853 dtd
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Desirable Country sent.

A For sale or to let. the two story brick
INN house and outbuildings, in Wesfbrook
llli now occupied by Otis Brown
uhQl The premises occupy the crest of the
hin. near those Of A. W. LonRfellow
Esq. and command the finest prospect OF this yicin-
~. Possession 81 en- Immediately, III desired.
Apply to Angus Us TATE, Stroudwster VII
. age, or to SHELLEY DANA, over Canal Bank
Portland July IA. 1853. jy15 DIV
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HOME STITUTE,

90 FREE STR ET.
FUNHIS Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
l. will reopen on Thursday, Sept. 18th Circulars
containing terms may be obtained by addressing Miss
L. q. Prince, Principal, who will be found at ner
residence after the 1st of September.
iy20 de WIN
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state of Maine,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT I
Augusta July g. 1853
4 n adjourned session of tile Erecatfice Couacil
"A will be held at the Council Chamber in Angus
ia, on Monday, the third day of August next
Attest JOSEPH II. HALL,
Jyo dtd Secretary of State.
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MERCHANDISE.
FOR SALE & TO LET.
Wanted tn Rent

A DWELLING HOUSE. suitable for n small
"A family situated in the upper part OF the city,
Rent to be from s225 to $500. Address Y. box zio1
Postofiice. fv % d1vvs
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To Let.

lSHE eligible and convenient Chambers over store
No. IA Market Square. now occupied by M.
sufus DuHham. suitable for salesrooms or other
imposes. Possession given about July LIST. Also
ne very desirable Chamber in the third story Of
anne block. Apply TO
je2t diff THOMAS or VIM HAMMOND.
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Contradictory Rumors from Lees Army.

A private letter from public officer written
at Washington day before yesterday, and re-
ceived IN this city last evening, state that Lee
was again north of the Potomac, heavily rein
forced and threatening Pennsylvania. No
confirmation or contradiction of this report
has been allowed to come by telegraph from
Washington, but it cannot be true or we should
have heard of il from the border.
Later-The rumor of the invasion of Penn
sylvania was taken from the Evening Bulletin
of this city.
BALTIMORE, July "a.
The rumor OF Lees return into Maryland is
ridiculous; if any such thing had occurred we
should know it here, as trains run regularly to
Harper's Ferry.
HARRISBURG, July "A.
NO Information whatever has been received
here to confirm the rumored advance of Gen.
Lee.
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Real Estate ON Cross street

a. The three-storied brick Dwelling and Land
k4.:.. No. Is Cross street. The building in good
~ condition-rooms large aud convenient Lot
feet on Gross street. by $50 in depth. Hard and
OH water In abundance. Stable on the premises.
Will be sold low aud on accommodating terms
Apply to WILLIAM CAMMETT. ON the premises
Z. NJ PATrEN, q Exchange street, over Ocean
insurance ofhee. jyl diff
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Attention Conscrip,s.

rNHE undersigned, al his Office No ll93 Exchange
II street, corner of Federal, is now prepared to
attend to the of those who desire 10 die claim
for exemption from Military service under any OF the
conditions of the said law.
GEO. S. NUTrING,
Counsellor and Attornel at Law
Portland, July 81. ls,s3. diws
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I'M second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
" ~ and easy Of access Apply at No. 81 CONNER
cial otreef. fy17 II
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60 new two-ssory house. thoroughly built
Ia. slated roof IL flushed rooms convenient for
- one or two families, with bay Window. plenty
fexcelient water; wood-house attached, and 8
arge garden lot--sifuafed Veranda street near
ukey's bridge. In westbrook within ten minutes
Fsk of Portland Post ONCE. Conditions easy price
ow. and excellent neighborhood
jc23 dam ISAAC SYLVESTER
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Omnibus Notice.
Hemiock and spruce Lumber.

4 LOT, about 200,0 eco feet Hemlock aud Spruce
"A Logs-will be sawed into dimensions to suit the
party contracting for the same, if applied for soon
Apply NJ Nos. 50 & "a Exchange street
WALTER COREY.
Portland, July 23, 1859. 3wed
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Noficc.

4 LII persons having demands against SAMUEL
N THOMAS, are requested TO present them TO the
subscriber and TO confer with him with reference TO
a equitable adjustment of the same.
JEREMIAH DOW.
Portland, July 20, 1868 jy2l div wSw5.
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store for Sale.

IyHE four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The. S
in the Free Street Bock--next east of Tolford o.
Enquire Of II. i. MACHlN, Gait Block, or
ap9 istf +. BARNES, SAY Middle Street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
Parties in NORTH Carolina.

We copy from the Raleigh PROGRESS an article n re-
ply to some rcusrks by the Fhig on the proceeding,
Of tbe North Caroline Legislature. The Progress pre-
ssuts more favorable view Of the matters in conro-
versy than we bad previously entertained. But
i; : too apparent that there is much spirit Of faction
10 party among the public men OF our sister States
We take il not upon ourselves to say who is least
wrong; bur in ~ such cases more or less blame
attaches e all side We know the example of liberal.
icy hes net been set by the highest Of Confederate flnc
Jioaares We know hs. thes, politicians vbo coz
sideT this Revolution aIagusa;ed for their exclusive
sad special personal Advancement tuat all its honors
aud profits belong them, and none Of its burdens
sod these Of people may De found elsewhere than
10 North Carolina. We know hos difficult It Is 70 deal
patiently with such people bU; ali great movements
must be encountered aud embarrassed b. selfish and
unworthy agent, and we should make up cur minds in
I'D anee not to be fret,ed ovsrmuch aud b. all
not TO sacrdse hs great cause il hlud o. asting our
time and energies in personal or party rcsentmeno:
Eeoa the Esega Progress.
As,the VIZ don't de1oruce "a as traitors to the
cause an in coaf-i witb the Government does the
'orc.n re ere disposed - treat It considerably We
tck oarse!f the Ten Regiment Bill might and ought to
BE- improved but does the Wig know that the Bill rs
IL stands provides that the forces If raised shall oe ten
dsrsd 70 aud accepted BY tie President and that the
amendments alluded 70 above were made ia factous
spirit aud for The purpose Of defeating the ell Logeh-
err Whea state la the bill pro7de5 that the troops,
when raised shah be rendered TO and accepted by the
President sdow 10 the world that no desire exists
the part O. the supporters Of the Gill 70 disturb the
llons be.zeen the State and tue ConEederacy Those
Who support this bill true 70 The cause and the
Government those who oppose IT, and II the Virgins
papers wish 70 do people justice We advise them 20
b cautious OF Geographic dispatches smanAng from
thls city, Oay In Of which il characterized BY party
vsnom Gad ever word Of which bears the impEess Of
MI ant hatredto Governor Vance who recommended
tie IasnR Of this force and those members Of the A.
ssabv thai ,uppo=tit l. this connection We mSy
NIX mat f Es cannot have Press Association that
vii secure The services of sgsns that vii furnish
free from the bliss and prejudice Of internal party, The
press had better 2ussh the thing entirely aud zach PRb
hsher depend vpoa BIZ own individual sGsEtsns for s
grsphis RSEs. ~ gr~r ~ .
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M rHRPArRoNs oP rHR MHIG.

Fcr twelve uatls psss advance payment from all Sub
Eebs has been sy soiorsd according Of
previous date The enforcement Ike with tE old
PATROLS % me Ua f7ra long time, been and k
% - necessity equally urgent relying upon these patrons
% soniorn % advance mere Of justice
remembering that al buuess transactions for months past
h2vs been strictly cash hesate
names OF such we're In We ourselves With
large and rapidly Increasing Indebtedness from this sOue, With
cat oar usual facilities Tor collecting due and adopt
matter q sPrsssruOn, the following subscription
Tor The future
No will be entered without payment advance and every
name I'll be certainly eR % boo expiration Of the
tine paid for
re papers going TO who have paid for the
- periods In advance Of this date will be discontinued
Prsaon Of tbs tine paid for unesS advance payment
The papers persons who past
sePdon and Who eoHaue thus be until the day April
nax VII Be discontinued day subscriber this
eas Will be taken subscriber until arrearges paid
Ao7Esa viii henseiorh be stcy BY square according
% our Paohed terms Aunus and other
a'a = - 'seetsd BY special arrangement with the oce.
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Official Anuses

~. Foose announced in Congress day OF to since,
that be was willing to become the recipient Of any in
formation, from reliable aud authentic sources touching
abuses ia Office The task is iavidOus but is noble
and patriotic one. It is that which every member Of
Congress should feel it to be bis dut? to undertake.
Aud the Executive, far from taking umbrage should
rejoice in having such important suIiaries We all kaow
that dishonest incompetent persons do get into
important postS hOSeTcr cautious the appointing power
may be- To ferret out these and break them as soou
as pOssibl. before they do mischief would contribute
greatly to the efficiency and weHbeiug Of the public
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
ADJOURNED SESSION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

., TUEsDAY IAN a. 1865
Tho hin f,- d.naos;,c With m. fsncs los, 4, cs,,.,n
o,n,es witch I,re heno ov.rrnn by tbe nnhlic enemy
and Ieeszmr the of court. in r.Istoo tb,rs
70 wss rsken nm and nassed
The hill imposinp a fine upon Justices of the Peace
for E,,Inc IN ATTEND conrt when summoned so m do
n,s.sd
Tho hill ncornorating the Manchester nd Petersburc
Turpnike Comp.ny. also passed
MESSAGE was received from the Sonata With r-so.
Iron r,ss6d nv thar bodv in which thav AL tho cor,
cnrreree Of mi: Honss sntborgns the ovsrnor 20
snsnsnd from the oner,,ion of the law nassed the Ara
~ otober 1879 relative IN nnbc deepccs snrb conp
Ito. whose loss of slave. because az the nree,r of the
nublic enemy has affected their Agricultural interests
Mr. HUNTER moved to take no and. consider the
resolution which was carried and the resolution agreed
TO-
The hill for issnnc Treasury note, of Iess denoni
nation than one dollar was on motion of Mr. ROBERT.
son laid on the table
A message was received from the Governor in re-
snonse IN rssolntion nassad nv tho Uonss on vaser
A. l,,;re On tho n,nhor of o;i;,ia .aIoJ on, 10 liz;
IN I,he .nr;no of 1890 ,bnir nav s,c
Sao,,aa'I,ii1 auo.no - " Tho,n,on 90 .,n,o.o
certain s,ye. from t5. Commonwealth 10 yor,b CO.
"a So, I'm ,iia Nv 60 ~
Wis,,;; a. o,,.nJ ,ha in ~ an, ,,aI.i,s
T.; ,ssos NJ ,ss,od ioc,ions nss,od
~ c,Iiosir, IN ,,,, ,,I,r ~, Ga ros.od =.
IA :, a,,r,oJ nv rho C,snorrsl Ips,nhis Tb.; No
nsrson wbo ba. herrioore furnished accordo, 20 las.
pnhs,,r,o In ,ha Canfsderata nil;,arv servio nnd.
,h ,ooa.,ion Of ,ba Covarnnr Of tho ,n,b a. Of
Innarv Isas a,cen, in c,ses xsre sncb snhs,i;,ta
r. -, a. 4; 'IfahIo 90 bo aIIaJ man 80, an a.
-; -aa - - r ~ 90 - cs,f a., - -
.St'Hs "a" " ~ ap l',t 80. IN Is..' ~;
o" .'u. VI uuty, ou' every SUI" P''''u '"" 'e en'
''ea 10 ~, ms 50 uFcnAIse.
3 The Governor Is empowered and directed to deter
mine all questions VI exemptions arising uuuer tue Ssid
Proclamation, OF any iGIie prGclaau4n S'lunea oy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29

SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IS, 1868.
Prayer By the ReT. John E. Edwards Of the Ne:ho
dis. Church
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The President presented communication from the
Executive transmitting letter from Cos. Bonhan en-.
closing set Of resolutions By the State Legislature
guaranteeing Confederate bonds.
INCREASE OF SALARY.
bill reported by the Special Committee for tie
increase Of the salaries OF Government officers.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill for the relief of Josiah Winn of Lee county
A bill for the relief j. NJ Laidley.
bill to amend section L. Of chapter % Of the Code
so TO- give but Major each regiment OF militia.
bill to amend section 1, Of chapter g. ma king the
first Lieutenant Of the Public Guard In the absence Of
the Captain commandau of the post, with the pay and
allowances Of the same aud giving to the junior Leu
tenant in such case the pay and allowances Of the officer
next above him. -
bin for the relief Of the Clerk Of the Hustpgs Court
Of the cisy of Richmond ..,
RESOLUTIONS. " 's'
The followog resolutions Of nqriry we're referred %
the propet committees: -
By Mr.. wILBT--of so amending the 9Th section Q.
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on of Mr. NASH, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The House met at II o'clock, and vas opened with
prayer by the Rev Dr. J. L. BURRows. -
Mr.. FLEMING offered a resolution that select com.
nAtee be appointed 10 revise and amend the election
Laws 20 as provide for snch eIgences have arisen
or may sse in those counties which have been may
be overrun by the enemy. Referred TO tho Committee
on Elections.
Mr. STAPLES offered resolution, which vas adopt.
ed that the Committee Schools aud Colleges nqhr-
into the expediency OF providing authorizing the
sale of the District Schools of Henry county, and sp
plying the proceeds thereof the education OF the Poo
The bill TO incorporate the Prospect LANYARD Com
pany, in the county Of Prince Edward, was "a sed.
communication from Franklin Minor, Esq, one Of
the delegates from Abemarle reSguing his ia the
House, on account OF i'll health read aud received
and '. ''s
On motion of Mr. MAGRUDER, the SPEAKER was re.
quested TO issue writ of election to supply the
cancy.
The bill authorizing the Bank Of. Rockingham to in.
its contingent fund; the bill authorizing the
branch of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia, and other
minor bills and resolutions passed.
The bill increasing the salaries of employees in the
State departments being taken up its engrosment
Was, motion of Mr. BARBOUR, laid on the table to
give tune for the presentation of an amendment in
creasing only such Of the salaries Of the clerks &C.
do not nov exceed 81 900 .-- -.
The referred resolution recognizing Lieut. T. S. Gay
as Commandant of the Public Guard, reported back
from the Military Committee without amendment, and,
after discussion suspended The order Of tho
day. being the R1tortion Bill, was called up.
The order was Suspended, in order TO enable Mr..
WORSHAA to otter resolution asking information
from the Goyernor in relation the of certain
complaints made by Gen. John B. Floyd, Of want OF
food, supplies &c, which adopted
The bill TO provide against extortion then taken
up, and the committees substitute was reported.
The bill underwent various amendments, not affecting
its general character
Pending further consideration Of the BILL the House
Adjourned -
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sea under tho command LOOa- smtR,s As.
bold and adventurous spirit as the Continent can
boast KhOSn4aCts render e highly probable that be
Wss the daring Pirate who sent the Hatteras to David
Jones' locker
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-29
Hon WV. II. SEWARD,
secret.ry Of State, Washington, D. Q.
REMARKS Of Mr. Walden ON THE RESOLUTION
PROPOSING TO INSTRUCT THE VIRGINIA CON
GRESSMEN TO VOTE TO INCREASE THE SOL

REMARKS Of Mr.. Walden ON THE RESOLUTION
PROPOSING TO INSTRUCT THE VIRGINIA CON-
GRESSMEN TO VOTE TO INCREASE THE SOL
DlER'S PAY.
resolution to the one just submitted, before the
House during the session of last Winter that
ted down. also remember; but hope this effort may not
meet with similar fate. On every hand we hear the
cry of "incredsed RACES" The continues while sup
plies are short of demands ETtOrton raises its hydra
head ald dar its orkedtongue into the face Of every
one We might naturally suppose that its coil would
relax that its thirst for gain he somewhat Appeased when
the OF thus revolution who have barred their bosoms
the storm, and who have passed through the fiery
ordeal Of such battles az they-should make demands
upon its charity But such il NOT the When the
uned Or uncId approaches, it gather itself to
strike deeper blow because the bare foot the unpro
teeted bac aud uncovered head presents victim,
whose necessities fit him peculiarly for the deecng-
Sir have been petitiOned By the officers 10 the Gov
eminent departments for increase Of salaries. Al
ready has the proposition looking 10 increase Of
per diem" been submitted to one branch Of the
General Assembly. But submit to this body,
il the path Of duty does not invite, alb if it
20 have the pas Of all non-commissioned officers
and privateS Of our army increased. The moral eff
feet Of increasing our pay the moral effect Of increas-
ing the pay Of clerical corps without some express
sion on the part of this House that they dc feel that the
pay Of the private soldier Is too sma must have eff
feet detrimental 20 Is it not remarkable that
We who are sheltered from the storms OF heaven by
comfortable abodes-Vho are protected from the Gu
croaehmeuti of the enemy by as brave hearts
beat in unison, should be willing to suffer sscri
fees in the discharge Of those duties which deyolve
upon US as legislators, These considerations should
operate upon our minds, and form the basis Of
lions If we desire to retain the respect aud confidence
Of our soble army. Teach them that wiling to
share NirdnG's reSouress-virgiuiI's hardships and
perils alike Teach them that while ENJOYING our
- r,..n-ns dnih.ieaq consider Nur
positions-Ee entertain for them heartfelt sympathy
-. Lana rnntirnnislr fnr lhh r..nlltinn
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ANATIOS home Az said the negro

agent or oyeFseeF shall be he Confederate
Government for twenty negroes furnished b. dho.s
coanGes of tbe CouppgFeplth whose q2oia docs not
steee that humber ssid agent 10 be selected by the
owners oso1id slaves. -
By MrsKASH-of esemptiBg ffO# all military duty
one Deputy Sheriff for every ten thousand abitsnts
each county of this Commons ealth and providing
for the exemption of one Deputy in every county,
whether said county has said number Of inhabitants
not.
z On motion of Mr.NAsH, the Senate adjourned.
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.L ninlnmatin Knave

We give below a letter from the Yankee Minister at
London to his friend Seward It details the artful tricks
which the knave proposed to practice, and was prac
Using to circumvent Lord Russell The publication Of
such document by Seward argues how little sense Of
shame exists in Yankee land. The paper has no doubt
ere this reached London aud fallen under the eye Of
Lord Russell :. 10" 3
We have already published the lettsrof Adams, which
gave an account of the interview with Lord Russell
which this letter foreshadowed In that production
we're informed that both Adams and Russell agreed that
the current of English opinion WAS running strong
against the Yankee Government In this letter; Adams
tells Seward that the question of recognition depends
the fortune Of war that unless the Government showed
more ability to control 1t than it had done he did not
think the English Ministry could resist recognition long
er than February That time is close at handand so
Ear from the development of increased ability, we have
increased feebeness But whether recognition comes
or not is becoming every day more and more matter
of indifference to us. Unless it was foowedby action
in breaking the blockade it would be attended with very
little benefit to u.s. 1t might make the Yankees gnash
their teeth but frequent occasions of witnessing that
spectacle will probably present themselves in the next
few months
up ,nIuc M MD opWApn -.
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HEADQUARTERS coLsroSs BRIGADE,
PrTkAspeRe, Va, Jan. GSd, ,fscs.

OFFICERS BELONGING TO TIE 2srE.
~ Goth, 5h, snd 63rd Regiments Va yoB, aad 21h q.
TALON absent without ieays whose
expired sill report forthwith duty wthtbelr cunspa
s do b. the 3l,t ins vii he snded 70 b.
dropped from the sere disgrace an1 enrolled conserps
By order OF Bds Gen z. Z coisros. !. b.. - 80
$500 =. -. GEO q. GARRISON
i126-St .H. A A.
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-To 20

20 healthy locality 10 South Carolina. she be able
10 Instruct thoroughly In Mae Freue Ani Eh gh branches
Her situation Will be agreeable In Intelligent family ony
Ave or SI pupils Satisfactory rsfsrenes rsqelred Addre
B. ..Is. 49,. - SENATOR"
jaes-s - WLisOsee
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49, SPECIAL NOrICE.-Attenuon of
D>@n the trade requested 70 sale Of Groceries 81
our mArehoue on Cary street. TO take place THURSDAY
morning, the 10Th Inst. al l0H o'clock.
To which will be added; ....
farbxnks Platform Scae. eEe which Weighing 5000 rs
which Will be sold at u O'Clock. TARDY WILLIAMS
Jas AucIon.,r.