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The New York herald., 1864-10-05

a nrecu!ors sale Of Househeid Furni,ure, HARRY
OOOKB viii sell Thursday October iON ocock ai
she sslesroom No 6 Dey street ali the elegant bousshel
ysure Hores Carriage As esioogng 70 the estate q
store for convenience Of SALE psrtcuars 70
BIZ erder. e D. AkROWeMIfH. Hxecutes.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05
FINANCIAL.

EINANCIAL.
(lrr OF NEW YoxKssDsp4RIMsNr or FINANCE,
LEASRS OF PUBLIC books PIERS AND SLIPS. At
AUCTION.
The rsh e collect and retain q: xAariass for the use or
fSr the term o. ton years from the hr: Day q Noyember
Tuesday. October iS' issS @ =. y .I S'Siocs A. \.
Lot No. l-Per at the loot of Watts street
Lot No. 2-Pier Is foot OF Charlton streek
Lot No S-Pier 46, DOT Of King street.
Lot NO. 4-Pier II. foot OF Houston street.
Terms conditions Of sals 10 be had Al the Ccmproicrs
Office.
By order OF the Comm sscners OF the Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
nlvIDEND NOTICE. PHEASANT VAL Ey GOLD
~ Company.-A dividend OF two cent the cap
tai stuck of this company this day dec ared BY the
trustees payable the Nh day Of October at tne ONCE OF
n. Jesup Co. 80 Exchange place IN the city Of New
York. A.. L. PURvES, Secretary.
EEw YORK, Oct 4. 1864.
INTEREST ON CITY sToCKs.-THE INrhREsT ON
bonds and stocks Of the city aud county OF New
York due and nayable November 1874 will be paid on
that day by Daniel Devp, Bsq Chamberlain OF the city
at the & oadws, BANK. Tho transfer books viii be osed
Tue sday. the llth iostant. at 3 O'Clock z. n.
MATHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
DEPARTMkNT FINANCE. ComtTRoLIkR's OFFICE
NEW YOHK. Oct g., 1854.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

The coal dealers 10 all sections Of the country are
eemine convinced that the price Of must like every
shns else down. Tney very ready 10 run up
the cost when gold selling 200 but when tse ire
niun falls one hundred per cent the dealers exhibit
hegree Of tsrdness In acting in a reverse order We
notice that 10 Providence l., the price has been re-
duosd two dollars per ton.
The FIRST National Bank Of New Bedford, Mass has de-
eared dividend OF nvs dollars per share exclusive Of
ssxcs.
!, The Lehrh valley Railrosd Company quar-
lrly dividend Of two and bali per cent payable the
hosh ias,
The Imperial Silver Mining Company OF San Francisco
has declared dividend for the month OF september Of
seven dollars and atty per share, payabs in gold
pn tbs 9th inst, through BaDK Of California By Lees
y waller, IN ths city.
The New York herald., 1864-10-05

Tho volume Of the has thus been increased
the OF s23 during the month The
potable changes are the follow ing
Tho conversions Of three and three
Interest gold bearing notes, which reached their
sar,.y the lst Of October s4637 400. The sub
pcriptions The and three tenths currency
ioan show increase OF $50 o2 and 10 the enfory
,Dh OF 81 800 In the temporary deposits there
Of q o2s 35< ana certificates Of indebtedness OF
Bee $50 900 The unpaid requistons show reduction Of
14 $50, which accounts for The large Issue
pouud interest increase In the latter being
B66,&s0 ,ooc, as tbecurrency comparison will show.
The money market has been easy call loans with
nrs class coateras per cent but 10 the
count line there relaxation. Most OF the little CON-
srca paper discounted at rates varying from twelve
% niteen per cent; but only sood taken
those.
There Is Q very limited demand for foreign exchange
Merchants bills England offered at los and bank
srs' al losK 100.
The subscriptions 70 the new seven.thirty currency
aoan registered at Washington Monday and Tuesday
were 81 ,so2 oOo.
Ijuled States Assistant TreasuYer this
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11
SWANS BoURBoN WTTERs
SWANS BOURBON mTTeRs
SWANS pounDolj plT1rDe

41oAo10 teaS osaa1s a1naanaA ed uaeqsal.
osossooog aepsl1Du. prssarsa 4 - ~
oGeeA Dslne 80 nssd y ~ exeandsa =
= ~ 0oesefs b noes thaa 1Ay Uahea
lno A1uv AQo1nA ~ ninlens = pussuns
omGsA - = Ne ~ pepuD1s ued1slns
- - bssa eaDsslallv sssnpss1 49,
a@p - n - Unased etsass eevsennnA
- - usaA1 = - h1sIls ~ adspeea ~
on1Doa0nfAo ~ as11sal vsuesu1sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11
DIR. BlGELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL Physician !!

\rOTmeHly Oh S8. LOUIS M14SOuf1,D
l5O South Clark Street, Chicago.
TINE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
j. legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment. Of Private Complaints
speciality. His otiics has been established ex-
pressly TO afford the afflicted sound and scientiGc
medical aid, without the use of muscury or nox-
ious drugs. DR.. y. has for many years devoted
his whole attention to the treatment of private
complaints In their varied and complicated FORMS
His success in the treatment Of those long stand
Ing and difficult cases. such as were formerly con-
sidercd incurable, is sufficient to recommend him
to the public as worthy Of the extensive PATRON
age which he has received. In professional ex.
periercc in hnspital and private practice extend-
t4g through many years in TINS and other depart
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies far
these viralent secret aud chrepic diseases, aud
has letters q Recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced surgeons and
Ply stcians of this country, testimonials Of his
superior skill! and profound Judgment in the
treatment of diseases of private nature
The universal and unfailing success IN tho
treatment adopted BY him, has proved beyond
doubt that . permanent cure for the worst cases
Of constitutional syphilia, gouotrAaa. saeictarcs
IN any form, al mercIriai affections. diseases Of
matorrhpa, etc, cap low be obtained to moral
certainty, if application be made 10 those whose
Intelligence, skl aud experience can be relied on.
lOung men especially Who have become vic.
tins Of solitary vice or self-abusA, that dreadful
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps to
an untimely grave thousands Of young men of the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect. NAV
call with full confidence and perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on.puherty, Menstraati0A Or pregnancy, Or per-
sons haviIs any obstruction 70 marriase, should
see the doctor at once aud be cured.
He thinks il i his duty to advise the unfortu-
nate, particularly strangers, to be careful that
they are not deceived b false advertisements of
Boosting imposters. He who places himself un-
der the care Of DR., D. may religiously coniide in
his honor as gentleman, and Confidently rely up
on his skill as q physician.
DR.. b. will tell the patient previous to commen-
eng The treatment Of his case how much no will
effect cure and when such sp arrangements is
entered upon. IN "a case viii he make second
charge.
Office aud Rooms within half . square Of the
Post Once. where ali are politely invited to cal.
Ofliee hodts from 1. m. to 3. .. M: Sundays
10 a m. to noon. Consultation q once free.
Send stamps and ges mis- Guide 70 Health.
fVST OFFICE Bon l54. aan. splS-d&Wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11
w 90 l.

Bought or taken In exchange foe manufactured
1ds, at the highest cash price, at the Factory.
Iay 5-dwtfT JOSEPH SHIELDS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11
CALL AND RxlMINE

Tor yourselves, and invite your friends to do 20.
Remember ths old stand, south side Of a, stresl,
near Perry. G. GRIT,
Scp26 ESalesmsu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

A Nd TnE vIGOk or YOUTH RHsT0Rrp
IAN EOuR WHEk0, y DR. R1C6RDT6 -
SENCE Or IPE. y. nfcosd, (of fsris,) slkee
some four years q esrnest sslieitsties, ~ =
length aceesd.d 70 TIE urgest Request u ~
York, Ssr IS ~ Of his valued snd hishiy prisel
Essence of Lie. This wosdefful aesut eigl -.
stOee Aenhooa - The NEST ohGetofol euoseteo.
ticas y fsar wssks; -, II ussd aeese6ine -
H:inssd ,nssrses.ons failure Y .pecsihss nh
Snecess, IL svssy eDe, u cselain. N
Dr. Ric0sds Eseeacs u Life 10 sold h cassa,
with full Instructions for ne, q q, = Issf
quantites e oa00or %, and will b sent y ~
70 his socrsd;asd agscs. CsfeSls -, ~ =
receipt Of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND. ~ Broome Stsssl
One door pest sfDsoadway, n. r.,
pl3 dSms S0Se agsat for thu Unitsd States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

n sums 70 suit available 10 the principal cties Of
england, ireland. Scotland, Holland, Belgium,
Franco, Italy, Switzerland aud Germany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe TO any
part Of the United States, both BY steam end b
6ail, furnisLed ct New York City rates.
AUSTIN CORBIN, Pres't
IRA OXFORD Cashier ny25
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

NRDERS FROM ALL PARTS OF IOWA
N/ond Illinois solicited and promptly executed
\ the most artistic style and vt New York rat5s-
eplo-dlyl A. uAGEBCsCkE.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-15
HEADQ'RS RESERVE, n. c., J
ka1eigh, dug. 19th, 1864. {
GENERAL ORDERS !

GENERAL NE "a ooRDEEsl "
I. General Orders No. 3, paragraphs III, ".
and v. Headquarters. Reserve n O., current se~
ries are hereby revoked.
IL. All Eremptaons Of persons within the Re
serve ages, will be granted under general instruc-
tions from the Bureau of Conscrpton without ref
erense to the Lieutenant General Comnsanding Re-
serve. @@* tS 5-@5F a5s s6t 80 vz
+ III: Applications tor Detail of persons within
the Res. ages will not be received hy the Local
Enrolling Officers. until after the organization OF
the company from the county in which the app-
cant resides shall have been effected They will
then be <:refuly nvesigated, and acted upon IN
confn- mlts with Circulars No 8, 8 and %, Rurean
of Cs nseris ton et series except "a hereinat
ter prescribed: First In cases ef approyal by the
lis rict anroling Officer, furlough for sigty days
vi. not be yraafed, 1when the party would, within
thas fi'n8s become eighteen years old. Secon1lv,
II. css@ af. disappreyal by the District Enrolling
It tire party DE between forty i've and fif,9
yea 3 DID, he viii be forthwith assigned by the FIR
-oiiing Officer to he company OF Senior Reser ves
tro.E the county IN which ne resides; if betsseen
the ages Of seventeen and eighteen years he will
beseht to Cansp of Inssrn etio1l for assignment by
| the Csinmandsnt OF Cersarlpts according to coun
~ and congressional siis Thirdly. All appli-
cations le ein referree uifed BY the Circulars
from TIE Bureau of Conscsi pfion to be rmar ei
will be transsnitted, through the Connandant of
of Conscrpts. 10 this flee for iiai acto instead
Of ts tbe Superintendent oftna Bureau at Rich
n1and. a&sa& sfssfS@s5 Rast ks<s 4e9 80 S. ees :
| By command of Lieut.. Gen. Holmes. .s@zsaa@ .
s7ss.., ..,ss..s9 * JOHN ". sHINsDALE, )
aeS1c 4 w. ss Exsss M..s& - 4 saas a. A, Gen.
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Sytl,e Blades.

There has been received at Mifrnington, = lot Q
sotIe four thousand Ssthe Blades, both gram and
grass blades. They will at once be brought to this
place for distribution. The Gonrtssef the sewers al
c.nn.ies are requested TO osap2oin1e Commissioners
reeeive the qaota for their respective counties.
Astshe prese NJ ersps of grain and grass in tile
Western counties has not yet been har vested e
ference viii be- given TO these count,es IN tile dis.
tributiun. f@eSFssf sss = saas ssfs = SsasAs ~
~. . 80 : zss.sassssJ J.DEvFRDUx,sA.sQ n. 4.
sRnleig Jaay 1sth,s 1864 I - s4t.. is'sssesss
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-15
CIRCULAR.
ebid dnroIling Dfhre 9Th Gonaress;onal
saelfas ss. Distrilt.s
- s.s4S CREENSRGgO N

w.
sss -. Il. january 18th, 1854
The attention Of al concerned is Invited to & II,
Heneral Orders No. l4f, Adiutant and tInspector
.senerais Office. Riehnlond, Va, October sath
+sa *znss - a* ess 4 ~ &szsass= X =,
1t. s'Seidiers returning home on fuslough, or Oh
Ieach1ng places al which they will stay durina fur
lenSh, Will pmediateiy report to the nearest En-
rolling Officer, wiso will keep Reg -ter of their
na'nes, descriptive hist, place whe1e ssatioued, by
shom tis furloush was granted, and the ,itne at
wlilca 1t EXPIRES S-@s< - = -. 5#ye
Lieut.. VA. Albright, A. E. o., viii register for
a!anance county. at Graham, n. @. i sa<f H.
Lent. James O. Dobbln. A. o., will register for
= = uiiford county, at Greensbero. n. c. a..>..s
capt. David Barrow. \. +. o. will register for
Fors. tn county, at Winston n. G. sSts
capt NJ. 9. Moore, a. E. o., will register for
stokes county, at francisco, Stokes county, N. G.
Lieut.. " ID. E. Johns. "A. E. o., will register for
Rockingham county, at LeaksviIie. N. G. ''"F -s,-s
Lieut.. h. l.. Cobb, A. E. O. viii regstef for Cas-
We'll county, at 1af.ceYville. Nc.
Lieut.. john ", Phpot, A. e O.. win registsr for
Person county, at Roxboro, II. -. #e-s @s.s 8
All soldiers at home iurtough or WHOSE fur.
loughs have expired aud have bean extended. vii,
report to the Enrolling Officers Of their Respective
counties for registration. s.s - Sssessa@ = 4ggf
Endorsements upoll furloughs by local physicians
certifying that Recommendations tor extension .ot
furionghs have been forwarded, wi not be respect
ed by county Enrolling Ulcers, but soldiers whose
furlopgls have expired will be sent before the Dist
rict Examining Board, the nearest Hospital Ex-
atnining Board, for examination.
AL applications Tor Exe,npt;or or Detail must
be forwarded through the Enrolling Officer for the
county from which such application comes Ap
plica,ons will not be acted upon witl.ous the opin
"n OF the county Officers as to its expedie ncy or
necessity
J. 81. ANDERSG N, Capt
and En- Officer for 9th Cong. Dist N. G.
a.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-15

On Friday or Saturday last, aa48 ssas@
In Winston Or IFS vicinity, or within three or y,
four miles North East of town, y black leather
Fortme2eis containing some Confederate, and N. g. "
money, tnt a large a,nount1 old note ON Henry
Hendrix fer nearly Cae Hundred Dollars, end q u
few other papers, &c. The tinder will be rewarded
by retarnisg it to ne, at this place. Persons arc
warned against trading for the above mentioned M
Notc. 4E Hi q. 80 salE4 SEA. @. 1RANSOU. .ee,.aa
Winston, n. @. July ~, 1864. r~,s ....-
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The Magnolia Weekly HomeJ Journal,

The Proprietors have enlarged apdas improseda
thei, Home Journal. it comprises eight pages
containing 50 coluns, In new type. devoted 90 The
encouragement and disseninafio af Souttern III
efatfre seanbracing RostA ncs BloGRA AnHr, Foxrnxs
and Mrslc. A special department allotted In tho
GENERAL NEWS. The ssrvices of the IeAdihg
Established writer's Of tie South have heen secured
Nc effort expense spared 70 give hfiiEancy and
itefestste the papers ePu6iisI,ed weekly at Tn
Dollars year. Address ), q ss.g So ssstssss
: 4 PRorRtEross on rnx MAaNofsA,
. s~@ sfsae eSs ss8 Richa,snds VI S
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~ In Ea{sSfy ssssz4Ss st@S&926- - Tat% &

azln1 1tbe zaatter Of James S. Snow and others. :
e ssass sElTIT.oNsTo sEILLAND. -sses.s@..s,
II arpeaing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
81 Bray and wife Polly, Logan SNOW, Wm. Shows
Ciarisa Snow, Louisas sa1w, aalIie s3ateler. and
ARE non residents beyond she juriss
fctfun of the Court. sItis therefore ordered that
publication be made n the Western Sentinel for
six successive weeks for said non-residents to ap-
pear the ext term of said Court to be held Tor
Tie County of Surry at tire co1rt Hyuse IN Dobs
son on tile Cd Mouday after the 9th Monday In
August next.th and there To plead answer or
dsnaar, on adgsment pro will be- eutered
and tiescase heardes parte as Co them ~. ssa :.
Ytness, ]. .F GRAVES. Ciert and Master of eur
said Court ce, the I'd Monslays after the Adj
- - 81 =, = = - = - or AYES, ON n y
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two paLrARsa square (of fourteen lines or less1
for the irst and 80 CENTS for every additional i,-
serton. Regular advertisements charged accord
ing to contract. so
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-09-15
GRAlNAND GRASS .SCYTHEs,

q l have received a supply Of Grain aud lJrass
Scythss for :his county. | viii dispose q sh.un
for grain and in that way they viii not cog the
purchaser more than odd rates. et,s 5; sg psyesas
E.A.s VoGLER, Cry, ;s0xl.
Salem, Aug. is, 1864 a1ss :, sg ess.fS
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OOLNOrICE. = "a. =. s.. :. !.
QuARrEaaAsTEK's DsPARrMrnr,
<$8 Raln.ph Iupn q iH;sA 49,

hAleigIl, june y, 1904. 80
IAN NOW Prepared TO EXCa AkGE
J = Cation Yarn iot Wool, upon tie following
terms, v'z .as 20. ~ 80 - s*<>z@s-ssss 81
/ One bunca os Yarn for three pnunis - a,hed
Wool, and buncb tor four pounds u i ~asheG.
Agents hare been appointed ta tnake she. ex-
change at tae following places; Cxfori,, t. bore,
Kinston, Catherine Lake, Concord. kocSil gi,a,n,
Pt,sboro, Lousburg, Fayetteville, Cols+ and
at this place. p ssss y 80 Fa1stszs<s - ~
Persons Shipping wool to this place will please
mark on thepackaees who theysare FROM aud the
cotton yarn will be forwarted isnnlediat>ly.ss ss
hope the people will pa,riotically respond to
the above netsse, q. tile Wool H. tor clothing the
"a - H, A. DOWD A. q. n, TO-.
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1880 PER ANNAeUM
SOUTHERN CITIZEN

Ruhlislsed Daily aa Greensboro, n C.
ffsHE SOUTHERN CITIZEN will be issued eye-
rs morning and mailed TO sutscriherss tor
flr =, tfN AoLkAHS .or six months "a
The publishers viii spare ieitter labor or era
pense in making the Citizen an acceptable medium
of hews-- arrrangenients having Ecen made for
stcufins the LATEST BY TELEGRApH from slr 4
points. Coz respondents have also been secured
whose letters will be of interest to all classes OF
readers in point oi Miscellane ous and Gen.
eral Reading we hape to keep a greater vapiesy
'tkan s usual With dailies of the present time.
All letters shoula be addressed to N~ @$'sF
a. w. INGOLD& Il co. 3n f.ae
sf<-.- : e@9 Greens borough N g; ss
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= q y q I3.A !

20 - 80 ~ Y
a good fhaay accounts anaxs ssoanHsisssdf
dnidtentiooallsson our part, ,gspop our sbeskas
aud 10 take tisis occasion % DO ify osrsdaiSndSe
and yhs fsbsieahasa aourAssisG issao dos ssinu16
strictly cd aKs saslss syzssasse 1hstescosanss 10
ihsss i,f4rssafs Aallsbssssslossasso sksas dssieR
me nsxs ssw dlssf aB3sssadof Aops sbsksah 60
shssf de.sysxsst sssnsds, sbatssAG& "a ahssSsss2
sase's4se keAsrsss ssOsYa ssisska=oesssssrsse
~1Hs dsaAy' ~ sls~aess Z. AGaa1s insy sssssse19
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WINSTON NORTH CAROLINA THURSDAY sEPTEMBRE IS 1854
Ad5ssfama6 q Iuspeesers Gems Office. q.
RioHaosD, sAua. 16, 1854.
s. ExrsacT = '~s~~
oeHs,at 9raess' ssfA$tsa=@e1 sa-Ssea 80 esss%
-. .1s.sxxssaa Z s.s So


N~PARA GEAPA 7, GEN NO.
~ sse3, Current seriss}is thus smended =; 81 ss
All detailed men, {inelniing those sbetween 1e
sna 40 wears of age) wiHsreport 10, and be com.
manded by the General # Reserves in the State in
" hict II ey have heen assigned or detailed, who
will organize them into companies aud batfalions
1t is Lot antic ated that they will be called ont,
except in emergencies occurring in near the
COMMITTEES Of their residence; viii service be ex
acted of ti,em beyond those counties and counties
contiguous thereto ;sexcept that companies hereaf-
Ter formed may be required To perform sersice in
r.pel,ing raids along line at rail. oac rusiling
through their respecting counties. All exeinp.s
are allowed, and invited to enrell themselves with
such COMPANIES, So to be prepa ed to aid in de-
tending their homes when menaced by the enemy.
*sHrs - ss. y Aaze#
slsigned} S. COOPER,
@Gs 4x~ A. and l. Gan.
OHicial--Jno. ". Hsnsdale, A. a. Gen.
81 HEADaUAsTERs RESERVE n. c.,
sse Raleigh, Aug. 23, 1864
General orders,l
]. Pursuant to General Orders No. CT, paragraph
Y Grtant and Inspector Geutral's Office, dated
a As-sst 18th. 1864, local Earolling Officers will
pf3esed at 10 organize the detailed ren, of
WI aesser kins.in their respective counties, into
co u psnes reporting to this office the names and
residence of the officers eected.
IL. ALI exetnpts are invited, and earnestly re-
quesed, TO attach themselves to companies thus to
be organized, for home defence. ss@
Arms and Ammunition viii De issued as soon as
le companies are formed. :a 4.
/: By command OF Lieut.. Gen. Holmes
ss N JNO. w. HlNSDALE.
II Il - A A. Ger.
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PUBLIsHED WEEKLY
aaEgsz-5 aesao yB81sra., H.s=e g s,s zsn~s n.
J w. Il lS PAU CHI
TERMS CT SUBSCRIPTION,

FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR, OR THREE DOLLARS FOR Sis
MONTHS. Tie rates for clubs are iFe same, anu
diuinutlon from these rates will be made.
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NOTICE.

.UsHE EXAMINING BoARD Tor the Common
AsScksois IN Forss tha County viii meet At the
Cenrt House. IN Winston, on 9ths Last saturday In
Julg.s Anensts aad September for tiespnrposs at
e3Amining applicants tor teaellins.s. s< secs -
ssse as ssssAs sass JOSHUA JOINER, Chm s.
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sTRINI1Y. CoLLEGE,

-. ~ Wednesday, 7tib 81 Seps'r next 1aTuiiieu from
IS tS $40 q uoatil IN 'adoance ~ Board $fa0. per
month"; pay able n1onsi.fy, I'm advance, or ahuus $s
per month, IF paid inapro Tisionssat peacegprie,s =.
There are mali extra charges fer washing, use
the Text Books that tHeys may be able stu g5rocure
e"@ '''S@ a'S' SassW. 4. .GANNAWAY, PTesta
sAagst. z2ad 1864, @&s&5 1se ~ SD
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