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Sr) Il Mesurier FYorh Sid soh, bark Annie tBr Sam
rJAcxrI, March ls-Arr schr Daniel Peck Br) Clark
1sas prsysnsd make Tor sossaSa1s j."
LxRfoc.. March ls-1r Rssoute, Prince, Maratlan;
lsA, !ydss seholasd scholasld Boston; seals,
sinnett Aden b austin French, New York. zs Har-
cid MT Ssrisks Js.sinsOn. San Eranclso0 Montpelier
sI E9 Ss Nov. esa Is ard cps der
LSssSs NsEch is-sd from draSs.sad Polar Star, O.,
MGe lsAf ossa sYors
l.S, LSa, A Isses d. e-" '''o New YORK;
sArAs9So' n %,sln s SIN. port -. es. u,,.o,
ai.s a e'aa sart s" ionie' Mole diss
done sSsr c6anss e:' Bs"sSsi ass css
s sss Hi % ar e S ss
S W. SSas hS
A p'n e y. s a%S
Dean FLYING E ssH s!rS.s gone %
K ey went e e the gale Sa.
sa anchor sSs n
vessels in the roadsead with loss Of bulwark bowsprs
s ~ s r. Sc asr E:s;a H2.: s
&C Scbr De Soto 1o Johnson os A Havana
Sas.sa en- b's sso1 :r %'1sSss ss1
Ss do ss @
Gray, Gray do; brgs croon' InsrahAm' Bristol RIO
ODESSA March AR Leopoldo Perolluzzi Cahero, New
PANAMA. March Ain port steamships Golden City La
glass wtg Sonora and Uncle SAM do ship Sycamore Ger
rsh Caao few days. Sid 23d steamship st Louis sut
PrRsAxsuco March Gin port banks John Mahnes Long
from Philadelphia, lat, disg; Grace r), Blatchford
from NYork arr 3d. do schr Sea Breeze Rogers from do
Poar Az PRINCE March 6-Arr schr Planet (Br Powers,
Boston via st Thomas land sid 10th for Miragoane
schr Babneau Gandry (Br Ascand, Boston and sid 90
cSSs 18Th 5g A%nss Ps New 2ork
PoRro CABELo March 15In port bark Louisa COOK from
RuxrAs March 2s-In port schrs Sunbeam, for New Or
ounEssrcvs, March M@ssld John Dimmock, Hayward,
| and Gen Butler, Wood London .
ST. HELENA Feb I5-Arr John Watts, Winchel, Mogimen
| tom Shanghae (and sid for New York;. 80,
SAGUA March 2-Arr schr Wapella HAYDEN Havana 2otn
brig Frontier Lttleheld philadelphia SID 25t brig Sarah
do 10Th, Melta (Br), Fougere, NOrleans - :, =.
In port g. Ariadne, WORK Glengal for
Boston bgs Clio for Work Day SPRING for do Sid z0th
Sr JAGo March lSArr schr Witch Queen, Hoyt Baiti-
(and sid I'D for Guantenamo Sid lsh schr soerino
81 VINCENT Feb 2S-Ar ship cosmopoite Waite, Fail.
ST. JOINS PR, March AIN port brgs Ten Sisters bod.
NYcrk Sid xth brig Peerless Philadelphia.
Sr JOHN NIB, March 30Cld schr Ellen Bachelor Harris
NYork. -
| T1BTr BAY Feb ll-Arr White Wing Ross, New York
| VALENCIA, March 12-Ar Europa. Hagen, New YORK
yALPARArso Feb 23Arr banks Kadosh jenkins, sydney
bark Anglo saxon, Croweii Melbourne
VERA CRuz March lin port barks Albertina Omstead
for NYork dg Honduras Reeves disg brig Bradshaw,
Fish, for Mnslan. Sid 9TH bark Zingarella, Lane, Nina
ZAzA March 2-In port briggs Cnas Albert Hardy from
and for NYork, diss; John Sherwood for do, ids.
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NEWS FROM MONTREAL.

Discharge or the Re~sA haiders-They
are aearrested and Sent, Under
Strong Guard, 60 Upper Canada.
MosrRxAt, April s, 1895.
The rebel raiders were discharged from custody this
morning. the uuised - stes counsel having Withdrawn
the charges against thsn. They were Immediately re-
an.:sea On charge for ors.cr Of the neutrality ''"
hui Oh motion Of the counsel for ths rro,.ss,,,.
were quashed in ords. IA. the prisoners nigh. be sent
TO Upper Canada strong force Of cavalry and artillery
guarded them to the train much to the disgust Of the
people who sympathzed with the raiders and who were
prepared TO attempt rescue
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Progress OF the War Between Brazil and
Uruguay.
BY way of England we have teegraphc reports from
South America dated at Rio Janero the 18th Of Feb
ruary.
The advces that Senior volan, Minister Of War
had been replaced by viscount Camanin.
Intelligence from Montevideo is contradictory. Ac
cordng the garrison agreed TO captuate
the Brazilian Admiral the 7th of February and the
Braziians would consequently occupy the place without
bloodshed.
9th Of February.
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Gu B A..

Movements OF Blockade Runners.
HAVANA, April g. 1865
There Is nothing Of particular interest TRANSPORTING
here.
Mrs Ovedo, Of diamond wedding' fame Is lying IN
very critical condition with the smallpox, Vi VIM"
disease we have several cases, reported " nave ooea
brought from New York.
Arrived March 20, steamer Lark, three days from
Galveston, with cotton.
Arrived March 80, steamer Owl, Captain Mafatt She
tried hard to get into Nassau could not The autho
rites there still hold Matts lieutenant In durance vie
for having been engaged in recruiting there II sad
Sailed March 25 steamers Juno Pelican and Wren
for Matamoros the 28th, Badger for the same port
10 is expected that the Colonel Lamb will sail
today.
The English steamer Ajax is Nassau doubtless fitting
out for corsair A rebel steamer went in there the
other day, communicated with her and then left
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Miscellaneous.

SrEAnsnP RIsfxo SrAR Of the Star line Of sdewhesl
steamers between this port and New Osaas
fully launched yesterday at ~ O'clock from foot Of Hous-
ton Street, East Rive. Arss number Of spectators wit
messed the affair The following the general Dimensions
e. .: Ss 8 r.: s ; o s' s.ss e
% s'' ss s1 e:
ss s:
:. and L Va. sSoSsi. would b so.ss ses
having sprung .is:R wS:o Days s out - 'n''
sss & G 4. Hss:
mt but wss sfsrw assisted O6 whaus damage after
scus STEELE was ashore on tho p. Below Boston oh
8 ssss K % :: e . y: ss:
ter. and rated AZ. -
Son. Rep c.Oss q vss. cry. from New ohssn. parted
captain I'D asa lev s,. % rsa
Ship Sultan. Pro. lsSo. for csisc r.s H. lat ,oux
Snip BeIis orcls Knowles from Glasgow for Gallo. Jan
shP Thomas H.rwood, stinsou, hsncs for Panama Jan
ship witch Of hs wsvs Todd from caliAo for Cork, Jan
Guiding s.r Small from c.ll.o for cort Jan Ia la.
9ecsnd: Fernsson, from Boston for c.leus.. Jan
o u sS s'9 s. sS ss Ss' Ss.as
0olcopda both for Calcutta. each out 81 days..
BARK Luycn Robinson, hence for Bombay Feb - lat 81
Bark Il Palmer from Portland for Beaufort March o.
Foreign Ports.
Asg.Eor Feb 1t-Arr Golden Horn, Rice Calcutta (and
cAy.;, Ssrss brig (. c.ysnn. lsr,. Doh.r.y.
s.oyv:.,n a. Msrcs s-Ar Anwirpen, s'sssisu
sss:.sssy:s S.ses cAri.s vr.arsa. xyers
Ell s.rr S.g H EESs.
cms So m ssrS. n1vng s.paTsa NYorh Srg
Hon. 's sS1s. sS ss oo. wor,Anson Lind
cADs, March Is cid oisoomo solart, NYork
C!LIAo, Feb IArr ships Rnerprise, Dunbar Chinchas
and sid March for Cork ordsfs; March Shatspers
S.. 90 ia III For re cSs %
Ous chinchas land cid 10th for Cork for orde Sid March
ship Norway coonhbs, chinchas; bark Moonbeam, Dow
- por! Esrs4 y ssp. Anna Decatur rstcsins from
Bsngs BsnSs, from do arr io,h, Tor England ''" -
CunAcQA March l1In port bark Tuba CAIN for 80 Jago
brig Golden Lead Packard, for Trinidad;
IVES: cenSodc!s 6aposs clifford S.rS Ss"' Lower" A''
Sid 2h, brig Hattie Bishop Bartlett Boston, 17th bark
so;sp & s or "a
bngs scotland McLsiian, Boson s5th Redwood Boyle
cIIwg.eos, March 2s-Arr schr Mary r smith, Smith,
philadelphia Sid 18th brig John Watts, (" Philadelphia
pyncExsn March is-Oh. Arnold BonInser siesnEsn I'm
FALnovrg. March 5-sld Montesuma, Philadelphia.
yksoA March ie..Arr Desiah, 0likey, Antwerp.
Hnvoxr, Mach 7-Sld Union, Schultz Boston.
HAssrRo, March Arr at Curhsyen 18th, saronia (s)
Trautnann, Nyor sid from Curbaven 10TH Prnz Albert
Platr, NYorhi leth, Teutonia ISL Hack, do.
tom 18th, brig Mary (br) Parsons NYork Gb. stesfnsfs
o~teoeil MANN from cruise. In distress: NsL Corsica
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.


lf'rom the London Times (city articlel March %
eonsoie this morning opened At improvement Of ar
eighth but soon became dull and returned TO yester
days prices-s9K u for delivery and sou Il fo
the account, nj which they closed The govel nmen
broker bought fl6, 600 three per cents Reduced
and new three por cents left of at S7s Exch equeI
bils 10. os premium.
There full discount demand at the bank to-day,
and In the Stock Exchange short advances i
quest ~ ~ per cent
In the foreign market the have again been
rev and unimporant but such changes red
nave been upward The Confederate loan Is bettep at
% 30 "
LONDON, March %, 1906
Messrs A. Fachin h Son, Of London, liverpool and
New York, have suspende Liabilities flOo 600 ster-
ling
AMERICAN STOCKS
Tho Horavian news promulgated today md has
caused an Improvement In United States hve-tventlss
khe closing quotation being 53k
gonsois closed al " syn for money.
Illinois cen;rsI 64iSs; Erie, ass United states
TUE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 1876
NE market has been exceed ngly dull To- day and the
eal0s barely amount 5000 baes-5O0 on specJatyon
andfor export Prices have declined fully Nd per H.
LIvrRrooL, March Il, 1895.
The cotton market still continues extremely dull, and
hoders hsvo submitted ~ further decline Of Nd pcr
V saes 500 bales including 700 on speculation aud
for export
THE LATEST nARKErs
LIvssPoot, March 20, 1865.
0oncv.- The market Is dull, with little inquiry, and
BnsApeyoyv. Tho market 10 quiet, but hrm.
Pnox1siosA - The market Is quiet and steady.
fBoDuC1 vuhe market In steady. Spirits turpentine
nrmcr u Jos for American
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Engiand's Claims on SOuther--
- "a
r~ftna. -s
FEARS OF AN INVASION OF CANADA.
The Monroe Doctrine or Recognition
OF Macmillan.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN IN ROME,
&C., &c., &c.

The steamship Etna, captain Michigan, which left
Liverpool O'Clock the afternoon OF the ed
end Queenstown the 2sd Of March, arrived at this
port yesterday evening
Her news is four Gays later
A London journal says:-The Americans resident In
Rome have given banquet scale Of great magnh-
cencc General Mcclellan, and adds that 10 is not little
remarkable this dinner citizens Of both the North
South conmingled. The Americans thus showed
their good In not carrying their quarrels into
foreign countries At present, it is said the American
community Rome is not large IL usually is at this
time Of the year
The iron Scorpion-one OF the vessels built by
Nessrs kar-had left the Mersey for Plymouth, to be
commissioned a British man Of war;
The French Senate adopted the address 10 the Emperor
by a vote Of hundred and thirty to two
Ten thousand to be reduced from the Spanish
army.
The mails from the Cape OF Good Hope to the 18th Of
February received in London. Trade steady
The steamships Pennsylvania, Edinburg and New
York, from New York, arrived at Liverpool March g.
The Moravian arrived off Londonderry on the 22d Of
March,
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Port OF New York, April $, 1895.
CLEARED
steamship Au.traiasian tBr) Cook Liverpool vie oufsns
town. Coneid .enorors r,,..scr a
Co.
Steamship Northern Light Palmer, For, vess Monroe
Ship Constantins, Creevy, riyerpool-C Hrnnell
BARK maggie Leslie tBr) Stephens Me NORTHEASTERN
BARK Acme tBrl Campbell, Vera crus-Har. ous Co: 81,
Bark Princess Royal tBr) Strickland, Natal ~oros-A
BARK New York Hooper, Havana--J Borlasd CD
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DA1LY-FOR GENTLEMEN
only AZ the New York Museum Of Anatomy els Broad.
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures can them
forwarded receipt Of cents BY addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy
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Cenxt Calendar-This Day.
ssmcs coS2r-S5psr' i1Nos 37so so7 4s4i, 4el6,
so21 5000 Part 4 Nos ae2e 4s7e, tp2o ASA 9, s7a,
soss s77e, 6cJt, siS s''+, so2t as2S, Ass, 1esO
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Bark Cornslis tBr). Charles Hsvana--y 3 Ward 90.
Co. "
Bark Union (Br), Leblanc, st Johns NIB = Small Co
~ BARR souder (Br), Dennis, Yarmouth, Ns-Boyd
barb @ Roosevelt, Hartman, New orissus-N Brig
ham, -
Brig Time tBr), Smith, Para-C Ludmann A On
sing. mos
Co. A""oo-Dies" oon q
Brig SSu,norry sBr(, Grey Havsna--F Philps
bourne auoAef A'snb
Brig u Cole (Br), Waugh, st Jaeo Cubs-Wavde, "a
y Brig L b'geiow Obi, Holmes, Mansania-D DeWo1
us Mer''r 6a-, Rravet Cumberland Harlan ~. :.
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The Mexican Emusre.
WILL THE MONROE DOCTRINE BE susr
MARsHAL YOREY's sPEECu nHseruE

MARSHAL FoaEy's SPEECH oxvrHE WAR.
The Oeseryfchiscz Zciung Of Vienna sscrts that the
negotiations nj Washington between the agents Of the
Emperor Macmillan and Mr. Seward. axe progressing
satisfactorily IL rcitcrntes the satemcntaAmt Mr. Lin
coin has promised to recognize the en- pre the
Termination OF the present war
The Paris Consfi,finne publishes edith rial demon.
srang that the apprehcnsions OF AmercaA aggression
IN Mexico are chmerica and stating that tbA relations
between France and Washington have cdsed 10 BE-
qfa mot sofsfhcory character
The Vienna papers publish telegram addre ed by the
Emperor Macmillan To the Emperor of Austri A. stating
that the Austrian volunteers hardly arrived In the
Try had already achieved splendid victories th interior
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PERSONAL.


INFORMATION wANTED-OF MRS MARGARET FITz-
gerald her children she left Lowndes county Ceor
ga fall and North She hear from
her husband 1876 Liberty street. New YorkJohn Fzger
aid. Baltimore and Washington papers please copy
IF JOHN HUNTER HALLINGSWORTH HOPKINS
will return Fourth he will be received with
treated kindly his uncle feels sorry about
him.
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OTTO-THE GENTLEMAN WHO PURCHASED A
e. bill of furniture at the sale at the United states oti
under this is hereby informed that unless the oannce
esold his account Monday, April 10 at O'Clock
Central Saesrooms corner Wlloughby and Pearl
streets Br0Oilyn Jos GShT9 aNhoExAS Auo.oneers
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TWO LOVELY MALE INFANTS FOR ADOPTION
i Apply at 81 Franklin street. second floor.
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The American Question.


EN0LIsH PROPERTY IN THE REBEI sTArEs-rHE COT
TON CAPTURED IN SAVANNAH.
In the House Of Commons, on the 10th of March, Mr..
GREGORY asked the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
whether and what steps had been taken TO protect
the property Of British subjects purchased and paid for in
the Southern States of North America before the
of the where proof had been afforded Of
abe bo,f tide nature Of the transactlonsf
Mr.. LaYARD-I presume that the question applies more
particularly to cotton. This cotton comes under two
ca.eyories-that which has been destroyed by the
thorities Of The socald Confederate States and that
which has been taken possession OF by the federal autho
yes AS regards the former the have been
advised that foreigners owning property in country
which is subject 70 such that now existing in the
Southern States OF tablet, all the accidents
which may beiall the property Of persons belonging to
hat country ana that property has been destroyed Tor
The tosd fe purpose of preventing II from falling into
She hands OF the enemy, British subjects who be
among The owners have no right 3, complain At the
time thoy have been requested to preserve
ihentc evidence respecting property destroyed As
regards The cotton seized at Savannah fa particulars
have not yet been received by the government II
appears however that large quantity Of the cotton
has been moved to the North, and Il is stated that
II has been SO removed under the apprehension
that II might fall into the hands OF the enemy. Upon
these grounds there Is doubt that the government of
the United States hare fH right renrcve cotton
but her Majesty's C.arge dAgdirs at Washington
has en- Instructed to express confident hope that no
obstacle will he inerposed to the claims OF British sub
tects In respect Of that cotonthat is to say that
facility will be given British subjects to prone their
claim to British property thus removed by the federal
authorities to the North.
WAR BETWEEN ENGL AND AND AMERICA.
In the House Of Commons, On the 10th OF March, Mr.
BERKELEy to call attention TO the poss biity OF
with America and the absence of guns capable OF pro-
tcctng the coasts from tie dggreic of maritime Poicer.
The disasters OF the last American war we're entirely
caused by want OF preparation This country then had
shtps eyeu guns i'll g. contend Nth the Amric1ns and
II only about the time when the concluded that
chs then government beook themselves preparation
They should eembcr what happened during the Ameri-
can war, when an American ship ofwar came into the
Channel at Bristol and three four days tgetaer des
treyed trade before Admiralty took steps pre-
venit He had heard old merchants say that they then
expected 10 see the Americans ia King Roads, making
havoc among ships and that If they had gone their
Ney might hdc, done a they pleased
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TGRAND STREET CHEAP sTORE-FAsHTONABLE
"A shades and styles In Bonnet Ribbons, Straw Bonnes
Hats and received daily from both manufacturer
auction bargains Bonnet Silks Millinery Laces EN-
broideres doves Hosiery Ladies' Kid Gloves
kerchiefs, &c. EDWARD RIDLEY Sl and Sl1 Grand
G6 Allen street. fifth block east from the Bowery.
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DRY GOODS.
A T. STEWART co.,
"A. have opened splendid assortment of
NOVELTIES IN SPRING CLOAKS MANTILLAG,
sACQuES, &C., &C.,
To which they invite special attention.
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~. F~READnAH, Jasper;
FRaD HoFFsAH, Hsrbison Township;
JoHR l.. HorvnAH, Columbia Township:
GEo. HorrnAB, Harbison Township;
Gro r.. SHURTz, Ferdiasnd;
JoHH q. BEcKnAR. Ferdinsnd;
ERssr PicKHAaDr, Hundngsburg;
L. K. TAYLoR, Irslsnd;
an0bv Druggists 4 Merchants ever where
Q. w. ROBACK, CompounJer or StonscA
Bittsss. Blood pills, Distilles snd Msnufss.
tussv sf Catswba and Swedish Brssdiss and
I'll kinds Of the finest Domestic Liqusv
which ere sold. Wholesale o. in any desired
qssRssy, q Nos. So. So, - ssd - Esst
fkisd 0srest. OaeiaRast n
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTICE IL hereby given that will sell
~ a public avcti n. On
SATURDAY. Jsnusry l4,h. 1865.
q the late residence 10 tho town o. Hunting
burg. % L. p ShivsIy, late o. Dubois county.
deceased, ell ME personal property. con.
sisting o. X ousehold Furniture OF oil descrip-
ton. Beds snd Bedding. 2 Siovss. wi'h oil
necessary kitchen furniture, Tsbls Linen,
hogs, ! COW. hay. de-. &c.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months vii
be rivsn on sn sumo over i've ccllsrs. the
purchaser giving HE note with approved q
curity, waving valuation aud spprsisemsr'
laws, bearing interest from date; under 81
cash in hand.
WIN. BRETZ. sdn's.
dec. Gath. 1864-3w
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GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks cor
a SANITY on hspd and for sale low q ths
COURIER OFFICE.
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NOTICE.

is hereby vjv., ,s,so mucho The Isnds snd Lms deci bsd ia The hsg Mrg List
% may b ssre~sry TO dhch.rgs Tho Tsx.s I"rssss nd cbrcs thereon o. Tue o@
the q rthsreufa At the time 81 sa. viii - ssd - puohc Aucnnr. . " I0fs
Ho... do, - ,s y o. Jasper. Dubois County. i.dsna, On - L. once Z,
february 1865 between i~ hours 81 10 ocick A. N no : srcctP y ~ sas
ssy. ~ The wsnnsr prescribed By a~. sd tst cue sale IN V continues h~ -
THEODORE soNDERMANN. Autnor. DC
JASPER Dsrsms.r IS 1864
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Dv. RONOek's
StOMOcM HhhCvs
ave Ne SOAAAcv's EvNeNA,
O~NNvevcNSANG Nl0vvMe0.
DvseMtcvv, RMeNMO-
vAsM, exc.

These Eittsrs arr put Up r. qSs~s
boetiss, Of sohioh The obovs . etos-
sjsmiis. The label 10 finely r
Svovsd, and u Prouidsd With :
safe guard from countsrJfsitsrs.
price 81 pev bottle. o. sir for s..
c. w. Foback. Propristor. No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, =
whom all orders should b 81
droased.
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods, Clicking and

GrOCcr1eny
vUVHH undersigned has just returned from
- The Queen City with : we'll selected
stock Of the shove articles, 70 which be
Invites the attention Of citisens Of Dubois
county He 10 confident he . sell HE
goods % cheap g any msrchsnt IN this VI
ciniiy. His stock Of gentismsn's Clothiag
q psr,iculsy fae. Call end zee for your
selves. Ct shs big brick, north ~ the Court
House. JOSEPH EGG.
September -, l66ss-ly
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