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Publishing the Laws.

Two weeks ago NE called attention to the
above subject, tho consideration Of which NC
NOW urge upon the present Legislature. We
believe that VIC will receive the concurrence
Of every rejecting man in tho State, whose
heart is in the interest, welfare, and i'm
provement Of West Virginia, and who, believes
in the fundamental principle Of our govern
ment-that the people shall rulo-rheu We
say that oil her interests demand that her
citizens shall hive some means Of learning
what laws their Representatives are making
for them, and what laws they have to obey.
No true West Eirginiun will object to paying
the trifing additional tux necessary to have
the laws published in every paper In the
State, by which ell may learn and know Whit
the laws arc which they are bound TO obey. q;
We hope our contemporaries will take up the
subject, and press j. through. 1t i, not only
the best, but tho cheapest mode Of making the
laws public, and while j. gives the people in
formation which they haro = right 10 demand.
and which they can get SO well III no other
way, i, gives supper. and encouragement to
tho press OF our Suite, which, from the nce"s-
sarily limited and impcrfcc, mail facilities.
and the ignorance-a remnant Of Slaycry--of
many Of the people, who arc still true MS stccl
in their loyalty 10 tie Government, finds it
necessarily but poorly remuncratcd labor in
spreading information before the public.
Will not our Legislature consider aud act
upon this matter at once?
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Dr.. PArhicK.-We never had much conf.
dence in this gentlemnu's Unionism, AID SC
werc not much surprised to see him, for the
sake Of few dollars in his own pocket offer
a.resolution in tho House on the very drst day,
tending to lessen confidence in and dep,eciatc
the Government currency, by asking TINT the
legislative, executive and judicial officer, Of
tn" State be paid in gold or its equivalent
IL this Con,erratisns, MIR. Semton7
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ny Ran Wade cave Lou;, NAPOLEON . s,

@- Ben Wade gave Loui, Napoleon sly
hin. Of the American feeling on tho Mexican
question. The bill appropriatiug funds for
paymen, Of our Con.uls was before tho Sen.
ate. When the Mexican Consulate came up,
Ben moved 10 inscrt hoforc the word "Mc1i.
co.. tho words "Republic Of" That looks
like suubbinS the French Austrian monarchy
now striving for empire in Mexico
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VIZ arc again compelled to leave over sew.
eral important communications which should
have appeared this week, for want ofroom.-
Only fifty out Of that 200 new subscriptions
have yet been received, and NO must have the
whole number before VIC can afford to cularpc
Let every Union man interested in the success
OF . Union paper, favor US with his influence.
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"GlsaIors News" - CHANGING over the
news column OF the Republican last week, We
vere struck, quite Jorci5iy, with the two most
p,emi.int headlines. viz: "Glorious .%:ews!-
Fall Of Beverly, Yves, Va" ITe were not
di,posei TO- consider the capture Of 200 Union
nen-ot tho 9th ard s4,h Ohio Regiments
q, saeh 7" glorious ncws." Was this intended
q, N"eonservativS" Asading,
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E~ c. G. wcibc, bounty and pension
agent, was tried in the U. S. Court ut lndiun
apolis, for charging an e1orhi,snt fee for
collecting q pension for q soldiers widow
lie wns convicted. Tho dns for charging
moro than ten dollars, is three hundred dol
lars. or imprisonment. for two years. Claim
ants should know that no more can legally be
charged.
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aT r r TAG E S.

::.:;-rov-YctL .AyAnAx.-on ,hf i;,Ssf !sss.,,.
ATKlSSoHmA'ia"S. jenkins; ". !GuS y. AIklAaas
1865, by the hr' vcC.1xAnlx, al the brides rssidsh:
All Of Kana"h' sou On the lpi Of January, lse5 BY
WlLLlhN--Uo',t VII, Vr. Joux =. WILLIAMS. Of Kan.
the Kew I%; I t,x1s.1a Corr, .! Putnam county, West
virginia. ,rr.sf Ow --Dy Rev. II. Stevens, In Gal.
CHANEERaIl"t Oh lSc;. C"l. VIZ. y. cuAHESGs. Of
ipo' nh sn,y West YIrsini' to Mrs. FA*"H 7sr"e",
81 GallipviS. Ohio' - =. - :.
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fG- S. Drake, All actor at Fixes Opera
House, has been offered S27O, 900 for 10. OF
wild lands in Virginia., TINT he received rs II
lcgncy from his grandfather, and which until
datcly were an expense instead Of prof, to
him. Petroleum is working strange freaks
these days.
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When TIE House adjourned.

p5- a Union refugee cautions our escaped
prisoners, not TO give the names Of Union
men in the South who assisted them 10 escnre.
as the rebels arc dealing very haIshly with
them.
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notice.!

7 HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS NOT TO TRADE
Tor certain Note Of hand for the sum Of 80 roilars
drawn IN h'or Of Allen Smith, and agalnit ma xaid
note fraudulent. and shall not rrdeen t. A. Il Il poS
my oona fds oISatioE--,te said Allen Smith h.vInr
obtained ths said Loe under falls. pr-.nsss he ae,s
ees oau November lh lsc4 and 10 for back reut fsr
authority, . III. SiSIH n VIZ LIZ
Coats Norrn. ". Va, Jan. .. lSss,NuoiaII ~','''
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virginia Legislatures
,,p,r DAY. rsosttD'* .''..o. Tues.
Tho Legislature met = ! !
dry, january li'I' ! s -

dry, january li'l' ! s IS 4
e,,s to order va, opened with wit, , 5s's fol-.
being s', wu; =, On coll Of the. roll tic ~
by Prof. WITT were found present: n... j..
lowing n;.,-Johu II. Atkinson, Dan";| y
First p' H.; cAuron Hawkins
'S &c.; o% Tpi,t-John J. brown; Daniel Hay
Thru D nrS,,sI-EIwin Maxwell DAD
mond. Nm, T.. Stevenson, F. 5: N rapDs.
FIN p 3,,;a;-r n. COrlsy, b. D. j.
worth s.h.n,h pi,,.-eresnOury Slack '0N' -
Phelps. ,,hr n Bowen. 49,,
Eighth ns''- w." cLambvis,' Vim. >. pu"'
bar. n., .anron Dcch,oI, r. ~ h''e"e",
, Stevenson WAS chosen President u
:, . " ssno,,, and Ellery R. Hail. Clerk ,a
The Governors Message was 1eI '' ,r;u,rl.
,raa, md 5000 copied ordered 10 "S ,p ,rsp,.
'e"'' 49,, "' illness of importance WAS ''aO''
acted. ,r,pcArys.
o. ,,o c,,, Of the roll by G. D. Hail. ',s'S s
- tho former House, the following '
were found present
Barbour--John kellar' 49,. w;,.n.
ucrrIcv-Wn. Smith and '"'
Benjamin ll"ssr. 49, :
Erookc-Chns. +. Sc"''.
CabrIl.-Jamcs II. FurSeton.
n,dJridc.-ALlc B. Parks
ua.rocx--E. ]. Smith.
JIurlv--John Michael: Fleming
! Eur:sou Nathan Con ana d. o
observation-disclosures Casio. ,nh 4
JctTcrson-George koonec A"u ''
Ghaplne. - u;u aud DR.. Spiccr
Patrick.
Icw;,-Aarou y. Peterson.
| Lo,nn-.lnmc, H. llinehman: nu
Nnriou--lsaac Holman and john :. n''"T =,
Mar,hall-Wm. Alexander MI" lL'S' -
Trainer.
Mason-Bnp:iste Gilmore.
Mcrccr-Thomas Little. AND
Wononralia-Geu. Lc Roy kramer ah'
John L. Tough.
| Morsan--Louis Dyche: - c..r,,
Ohio-Dun;cl Lamb, Theodore y. "offe'
and G. y. Bonar. w. II
King.
Putnam Joshua s. Morris.
Ri,chic-Eii Riddle.
Roanc.--IIcnry G.. McWho'!cr.
| Tavlor---Jrsse II. tathhr.
| Uushur--Er David :. Pinneu.
Wuymc-Ahcl Scenr.
rizrl--Elmuud Kyle.
| Writ Joseph W. llnlc.
! FRS, D;.:.-(Plca.ants and ""odl laPs
Ilorat:o y. Crooks and i. Van Wrinkle.
Second Dist--;C Calhoun and GilncE) Georc
X Cox
Third Iin.--lClay and Sicholas) Capt
BENZ. l.. Stephenson.
| Fourth pis,.--(Wrbs,cr and Pocahon'as
Adam Gregory.
Fifth D;s,-(Tucker aud Randolphl Jess
| F. rhnrcs.
Sixth Dis,.-(McDowcll, wyoming and Ra
leigh Meredith Wells.
| iKroxu TO he elected hut absent: llarvc.
F. Ilyrr, from lIa,ton; Cnri. VIM. Il. Cas-
sadly. rayc:tc; Capt. JOHN I'orcs, Pcndltton
and Thos 7. Adams and u. ID. Downcr from
InmpShirc. rrrsent 81, sbScnt >, maxim;
whole number elected %; all the counties j,
the Slnte having elected delegates c1crp
Grcenbricr and Monroe, which together At
entitled 10 2.)
Gen. l.. Il. Kramer, Of Monongal;a. W
chosen Speaker and Granville D. Hall CLERK
by acclnmation. Other officers being elected
the Message was received, rcad, and 500
copies ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Patrick, Of KnnaMka, offered rcsoll
'ion instruc,ing the Auditor to pay the lcsi'
!aure, executive md judicial officers Of I'll
State in gold and silver, or its equiralen
Laid over.
When Tie House adjourned.
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Sale Of Valuable Town Lots

,I>uE CHARLESTON rNTrHS!oH COMPANY, having
] tutoate'! ,it laid oil ~ It"n Lot, o. al tht'! w
r, ri ,vu Farm cn Eii River shd ahJoinnx Chsrlss-
ton, Low r,s .u: lois 10: sale ~ the moIi Ete iiS'
dL,iry ,rr,"'. 49,,
Inc.c lots teau:i.ry !nraei en- the bank' "i ~.
liver. which Atw,, c.c,: ard cyr from III. mineral
Laden r!ovE taiLI 0i West Virginia. IL ~
tn u,cr,, to acu: &" rive, IN detail. the s1p<n"r
advantage Of tie location .: nNt portion 81 s toan ~
CLS:le,;op which declined. ); no distant pefloS. -
IL one q: the furrn!oA ritI O: G:sHt ard growing
State -.
he mineral r.Inurtt o. ri. portion 81 the hana"e
Valley sre insAhIusiihr C"si. Oil Iron. de-, are LOUIE
In abundance: nsluf. ivrIny establishments, Of Az
kinds. uus ."o !iId permanent p!Ic. IN our m'"'''
al: ihr,c olT peculiarly adapted 10 ibst purpAeS
Hkn o. Tie YoG Ug!cr. -
! H. G. yrwHORTEE.
Jaru,ry lS6S-:olI.3n Sec, 4 1rrss. Oh. E1. Co:
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We copy tho following from Bro'enl0r
Hno-yi,le Wig:
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- crsey CITY.

GRAND TEMPERANCE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
grand procession Of tho Father Mathew Temperance
Societie. Of Now York and Brooklyn took place yes
terday' to inauguIs'e the Father Mathew I. A. d.
Society, No l, OF Jersey City. The visiting socie-
tiss' about BOO strong with banners sss and sew
erni nands oil music creased to Jersey City and
formed in lie. They moved in tho following Older;
Fa'her Mathew T. A. B. Society No. l. Of Jelsev
CITY; Parent oocie coulo st., New York; Il. arch
~ NO !, \, H. socie,y. fheu followed Noe. 3,
=, 3, ana :; No, b, oi BiOOkiyn, and the Young
Meme / A. u. soeieij brought up the ear.
The procession moved Ihrough Montgomery at. to
Newak ave, through Newark ave. to Monmouth st.,
through Monmouth to South % ST., through South
"a to Erie St. Through E'e to PRO pect e., down
Prospect to the corner Of Bay o., wh,ro n pubic
meeting wa' held, prevou. hich come of the Wis
itinf societies returned home About 1000 persons
were here assembled, who listened ot,entlvely 70
eloquent addTossas BY John MeGrSth Of New York,
GeoIss Csalls VI GIssupSlnL Fransii ]. HassIty Of
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Ne- York. and Others, Robert Wilson. President Of
the Parent Society and John Nssh, added to the in
tere,, Of tho ocea,ion by Deins several Temperance
songs. The following are the officers Of the Society
Just formed In Jerpey City:
prssiaent--John Dunn.
Vice Ptesidcnt-hurt. HcDnesU.
Recording Socretny-A. Dalton,
Corr tponding sccfctsry $. Davis
Financial Sectetary--P. Joyce.
TiessuIer-Peier Dal,os.
A new CHuRCH.--Ths new German Cath
Ole church ts Bonisctl In South sth street. Jersey
CITY. vas opened for divine service yesterday.
sermon va preached In the evening By Rev. DR..
Brtnn.
A WOMAN CTS ANGRr AND JuNPs IN
Tin CAslL.-on Saturday nigbt a woman named
suiin read ING in building known a. keiy's hou'e'
H. Herren a.. J,,.ev CITY, became enyry With her
hutt nd ,nd rush, rs GU Of the hCu o. rsn do and
plnn, ed into tue ste van th' h,V' Gu W. . -,
10 b, c,pri,,U Of be-, ftipuuto nOt eN CT knowing
vh1 e cfulu ct lie. lie iet, iCI o. g, COCO
In = UaEe, end sitb tho gs.,s nee OF two o. u &c
ctuz Ia sfg'tgDeI ~ 2slns hot Vh WIZ W ula, u
"a C.. Sml't 'u..H iV.t'
SMAsrfVo TnE FURNITURE Lynch,
q on h Of 20 wan. evGo-i!. pu IN I'll time from
saiuidy ni h. u1til ye terdnJ moruln-, at VII Oh
tine he Nst L,ne NC. IL 'e -rs n'e.ue' ,s,nef
Rae " &c. iJ.rae tElt'h Lp o. M Latte
iu nituIo. U1oef, Yam NJ tad NcNhA,A a e .
c. Ice N an glc!,r tie curr han tyneu tN " hih
to the ti.y rfisou, VIE lie WE &C ID Iuoi.
AERrsr Of 4 TtCkr0CGEI.-A Young man
name 30 ,ph HopxAs rs af,es,cd On s'u,dhy
cnaT, ed " ~ pcEiny The ps. e. 81 Jostph d. N ny
vi @ ~ > b. . ,he aiic. Nss asi,v7.
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MAXINE NEWS.
july a. 6. Rl.e,. 55-s. so.,7ti-u. wu.r~ci 80.


AkFlNFUs
ETHAMFHTPs-Bc ieiord, Morehoid CITY, G;
t'irLcus New cans. Noifoik, CITY IoiIt NeIelA
No q .cts Cry Of Aauch. Sc, Quce-1 own;
10. tJsckron. Pe1sHco a, Ocio 90, iIhplte ClJi
ht ton Head, Z; OuuCook, IN onto Bos Gu 0und
TO MIA pn- In ioN oil eaDaf lIautsvhe; CITY OF
New York, Liverpool.
sHlP-star OF the West, Perry, Liverpool mdse
BARks-Rcinaosr, Ba,baiooE Milton, Gov Bay;
Tvn, NaInrb,ho.
BRlGs--L Css,uae, pontsna, Italy. Lotus Neuvi-
t,s, Edwin, Demsrnra. Branch Manlanills,
sCHOONERS-Ezra Fogg, Providence; CelcstiA,
Port and; sarah Woo e. Rondout for Is stoL; q
Bates, Guauica Ann Eza etr, Norfolk; PHO, Rock
land; BENZ mln kaslport;J 81 Boston; Kahn, Hart
ford lot E.z dethyo.E Mediator Fall Rlveii Pals
dun, Gloucester; Isi-nd home Providence, hysie-
~, do A Flkenserr, do; v SC anton, Pet 'ruburg;
Richard liil Bai BADGES: Fear Mo-, E'entheiG City
Point. Michiae; O..ou, BsnfoE llerheu Manton
Roelon; ten che ridsn. do; Lucy, fatport; VIM NC
Cobb Bsnroi; julia Smith, do; ) Downing, New
TEN; Nanponsa New Haven; 4 FAcoue., P.oyi-
d Boo fot Alhnns; II Barnes e. ouces;cr; O'tou an,
Bansor Iycy Aines, Rock and; New Globe, Newport,
Hannah i, Poe on; t. N, HauAord, Goiden Rule,
BAnOoI; Mail, kockiand.
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roe.s. On and after Monday, June h., Trans for
Albany AM lrOs, connecting with Northern aud
Wcse trains viii leave Ner lo.k a. ioIoS.s
Prom Hud'ou River DEPOT, 3Oth 81. and IN uyo. II
: 80 4. M, 2, 4, 1879 :. NJ. and ilom Lane de-
Pot 10Th e. ana In ave, at III A. N. anu Az Pm
Tickets good either rou.e. W. ii. WANDER
BILL, w. ii5
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- zcnG West Point, Cornwall, NewbuTgh, " on
lourhketpeIe and RondouL nom 100, OF Desbl ses
hIeNeiy afternoon, except sunoay, at 81 O'CLOCK. w
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sAxESGs EgANi.n.

IRvING'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION, &c
Warren -trcet
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after August 1t, 1893 this Bank will be
open clily ron W A, "a to +. Vi.
~ order Of the BoLid Of Trustees.
NI '. L. BUXTON Sec.
M A Il K L 7 SAY | y GS BANK,
4'l No. =! NASSAU II, rear Fulton, \. \.
OffN DAILY.
sIX PER CESr INTEREST ALLOWED.
Depo-it' III de on OF bJiO.c Aug. let viii draw In.
tenet nom that tae.
JAMts G. SrONEALI, President.
nrSuY Il. CoNELIS, Sec. ctuy. 42G
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR litl
' % and s,h ave. Opea Dolly from to . T. h.
Med.ostavs nj Saturdays 'ioin / 10 + ~ SIX
re. n. ln'et e., to0 :. ON Government tau. ne-
Pns,ts made On o. hc.og' hu' lot .i draw interest
iiqm the date. THUs. ChHlsIf, Pea X. II.
BULL, SOC. gbu
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Too Late Tor classification.


DOMAIN E-On Sunday, July Seth, Isme, Dona-
hue, native Of The 20 l h o. FiniAki la, County
81 80. Ifc.Cud, Ell y yeaie.
The friends and toiuives Of the family are iespect-
hy iuvitei to attend tie unei al, ructdsy aier-
r'on. An' !, ~ Ociock, irun his late ieiidouc,,
~ cats II ~ Place. $40
NJ LII Al - On Sunday morning. July 3.th,
- 20 fri N.uilhaN arc' Is te"rs
The 'elsivC' a3d isctdt o, H. fInily are pect-
fu'' iHg.tr' 70 ulCud the iu"t. h 'r,m HE iate
i's &c. 9, .. l'u s'r ay", " opsiyn tbs Hitciuoou,
n. cock. 10 ueL.'e g"i ITO Ten pc ace 80
c'."i'' IT Tie srtcp h.u . q, l. oc ocs, tor tho
p' N,'c -. at o..iGg tho iunc. al Of tLe.T Gcte ed
cIiCr. HTg
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A EALH CHANCE 49, FOR SALE THE
n N ..Hn. Is'utCs o. O .i.AYf so q, tgius n
1. r. Ut D.. we TO-. VII. 10 odd Oh tp ~ u
~ csio out vi hls lealta. Apply At g aG4As ~ ct,
~. ~
HUE SALE-A CORNER GROCERY AND
d no O.c IN n ic. ., Get n mel, hhoihgud.
rcl tire Do. or LslsLlishoi foT msny ears. ln-
4ll ra' ir.ipcesi. 9i6
FLOW IL MAKERS Wh%IED- HE BEST
: Of va O. ill lie p 10 rood hands. Gas % e m
ca. pAu shlic H. nm; AGO boz TO STAMP. \
wOO.tr, l.v ION ~ up SARA $40
\NASTED-A GIRL TO OPERATE on W.
w - N',ma. ne, on yests, NJ AIS Grand - Up
,GS, Ca loI 'vo DAYS. 8TS
EO OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGERS
w ee Inc mach ne. B,st prices pad 10 GOOD
hanoi. Apply ct g. Ridge Ct. ga
an PANrALOON FiNISUFRS WANTED
~ at s. Bovep' whe.e tney c N make the nlch-
a. wa H. he cl ). APP " TO JOHN FALLOS, All
the wttA Work given out ~ 90 hands. ST2
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shipping.

TOR LIYERPOOI-TiE FivO2ITE AND
l. isst anil ne shp GREAT WESTERN, will lasi-
lively - Ag-ut let, having s.plrioE scCommoda-
hon. 90, p'S ten,bpS o. vnI, loot o. Zee sman
soiih 4, 40
IDASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
4 ana lou ou-l'y the Old El.cs Star Line. or
Liverpool tie SOLlIE tais on Aulust lst-
Tor lon9Uu-t. GLISNELL G.ils on Aug lst-
loi pASsase a9py 10 " ILLIAas q 81 ION, ~ Fu ton
o.. 1872
STEAM 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
CPuOt--liELHEllA, sails on saturday August
h. Cabs passage ~. usefage 40 payable Ia cur
rencr, AlpD " " ILlI.,A a u On, ~ DIu4d-
hGA. ~
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MILITIA esH

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Having been established ioI over thee airs In
collecting all classes OF claims We have complete
been discAarged on pa al plve llsts prisoners
Of wai, baaice. Of bountie., state bonnti r. and al
other aileaI.sts. Advance. made. Information
heiis q dc, eq' soldiers. L. BROWN CO.. Bunk
EN-, Park r,sce. I5l
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a SNUhL PICNIC OF THE NEW YORK
- al o. IiGar f.Oicc'i,c anu BeuCvo ent AiCn
IN ,onJuhc' ion III &c ,e -er Ia ois' AisCciGton,
20 re he'd ~ Bellevue ga. &c Co Mou lfr, Augnst
H. 1913. Iicke - ceat-, to Lc Lad 1t re loow NC
p-tes Columbia u. 81 Ginid n KAra ~
Ave. fud mans. o. t., .egtz, Is o0Ine 4
h"niz, 0 .iLr o.. lEi part Cuar b. o g,vcl a,
iuiu.e hV I isemenn. -, oILe. c. the Commute
n AIaht enih. 81
FOR LNCURSION5 - THE IAYURITE
ue \ y.,N ana .o y, ... hbB,EIs, lr. ma
tHirhea " lth ercot eut e amu,d. .cf Alns 4, m
bO.ts and t.syos, tdCL - 'c...,.. tf..-f % Vrot
e. eoiLe. Of Bl.Ios. ~. Il. ~ IssLtt. ~
EISHING BANKS. THE PEOPLES
Il .ogt. tue sesiunf q e. .tsoit. e. IT. JOHN Iunn.
,cLc, win Iyn 10 tie = sim T. lfr t,ci ~. a. ns
the reAon Z A'urnys eyccrtu'. Ias'ns ne o.ous:
sih It. T.. l. A. a. a. e.. o.. Il. I 10 A. ";
eckSlp \. K. j \. r.. c. tH.H" o.. \. T.. & 4,
~ p'. y. X. - a. Il. C'p, lolul & ell
kaoS n rsh ng pilot vii ct luo h0 U thr ii a!ag
glouni. BAlt, hnos AM IeGG-u.lca On tvtrd,
fhe ere do.iar. J.l
7 .OhG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE II. r.
~ sew Line 10
LONG II tANCt, al III 'NDs.
PLEASIR BAY AND AIlAtTltNUIF
on anu a.'er auLIlv, JuV ~ 10 new md faa
st"Sme. NM. RslHh,Wil .C--c tlr 2. I 20 o l,r.
c'nys' NY, 10 connect VITA ths Nt . r. o.t ne
20 the ntove pom a. ;yJ \. =. and is =. ~. and
leave Long B,snch rt $40 4 ~ nj / T. w.. max +;
the lrip nom Nes loIk 10 Long B.anaA In .-.l a
houu. grt
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&c BANKS. -THE prOrLL,
7 .ONG BRANCH AND SEA SHORE II. r.
~ NEW Line 10
LONG ANCtl. III III 'Njg
derry eiGOssS.

BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS. NUS.
lin De L.lns ant f"n,s .c" che p o., LAM,
BERI'b, g. 8 Greenwich ~. Ey l.iu NJ "a 70 .oF
zoe; iust co. p ints to- ,ar.. lee afpifIIrcs % c
Table linen, buck iov es, nrrs'n-. and hGeu lie,
very che p. Al 0 49, motrl sE.as vi
DRESS GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER
~ AT ,K.At itEpNIS..
Fine French, swts ana Jlc.Lci am 'llns, O.RRriies
and la~ns, IerucoG &C to sc ya.G, 10 co.o oui
sock.
, Mozambique, Grrnad mes Brc cs, Ti.s.es ari
Popiins, reduced Use to = gA.d, 10 ,lo-p CuL
ALSO,
GREAT BARGAINS in black and WI Checs
Pop Inns.
ALSO,
Job Lot OF DRESS DDNS al eCc and 95c 4 yarJ-
ALSO,
Black and white suipg. CtGh &c Hr'moIa'r scol.
Top d ami I'm BE- dor.G, jDss received b. seAHer
Pepia at -, 81 81, to e eli.
Also,
SHAWI9 AND MANTILIA2.
We sh"'l clUte Cut Ia swtoN fhc sAtile balance %
our 81 AMEk STOCK VI lice ools, nj Il g.cst
sacrifice, TO which wo InN.e tn special attention u
oar nun elous customers.
M. W X. PEYTOS,
go ~ and ~ IioEery.
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GOA e..

REST RED ASH AND WHITE ASH COAL,
- $ per ion, nenu4ae Lehish. 5 3d. Ia. - .,u.,
~ pc ton. Screened aud delivered. IhOMA5
sIOhEs, cor. S!u 4. and III I've. 40
, 1865-11-13

PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING
: i A HAEEoE AT MICHIGAN CITY, I.'D1ANA.
The Foa!d OF Directors OF the Michigan City uaTbor
Company nFie proposals for the q tho old Gov
ernmeut Piers nuw In the Halhor at Michigan CITY.
Als thc building Of ahout hundred feet Of new
ct as IN e1tenon OF the old ones md the dredging
81 the harbor. The Company arc n possession q 81
fhe GoTtypu1ent charts md surveys from which all
NEEDED information be sntne and the Board Will
furnish ery facility for Other suEvcys which mat be
required. .,s
t,ans The Board reSeyn the right Of accepting my
fTgnHnosais VII be received until January 1st, fs6t
Ills believed that practical pier builders viii ind
this TorE IN object. the Company will provide eEer
facility !or The building of nEssslass harbar.
H, II. ROBERTS, .-
C. E, DE WOLF, fWrecfcrs-
j, A, WILIIAMSON,|
D. j, BALDWIN, ..-
, 1865-11-13
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

CIR CoLLICron'a 0y1iH,l
Boon No. IL Court House. Oct s1st, 1sIa.
Public notice Is hereby given, that The following
described wnrrants have been placed In my handl
for collection to-Wir; -"
Warrant 6s Kcst dated Oct list, ls and :ssueti 70,
the collection Of special assessment, leyied 70.
ersct.ng lamp post Morgan sfres, between TwelIh
etrcet and point 80 feet sousk. -
Warrant ss Vest, dated Oct. alst 1851 and Issued 70,
the collection Of . special assessment. levied for
street md Hubbard street,
Warrant $40 Vest dated Oct. a1st 1s.5 and issued fol
the collection ofa special levied for erect
lug lamp post On IobGy street, between Walnut aud
Lake street Ia tue city Of Chicago.
warrant 81 est dated Oct 31st lSG3 and Issued fol
the collection Of a special assessment lcviea to1
son and Warrington streets.
Warrant e. West dated Oct. 31st 1s and Issued fol
the collection Of q spccn1 assessment. levied fo1
sreft5nE lamp PET on Fask = ayenns between Hosns
Warrant 6x West daeo Oct 3lstv 1a, and issued tol
the collection ofa special levied for erect
ing lamp post on Morgan sttcet between AuhhaFdand
Indiana 8tfeetg.
Cd 70 make immediate ayue1t 1t my office: In de
fault Of such payment the said Will b1 col
1ected At the cott and expense Of liable there
for. A. H. HEALD,
poy1-u5ft11t City Collector,