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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-09

edDDfpte 2aAaftuheHA J. INV Aha
cook AND JOB PRINTING MATERIAL
From The New York and Philadelphia foundries,
including two Gordon job Printing Presses, DO,
&c, whcn they will be prepared to o%xeetIto, 10 .
ssvlo mot surpassed by any o0ico on tho coast,
erery variety Of work in their line
The want OF paper in Oregon. devoted exclnsiFo-
ly 10 the Agricultural, Mechanical and Maunfact
urin3 interests Of tho State. has been felt for many
years, and tho proprictors can ASSURE the public
That the arrangements jus. completed give every
promise Of triumphant success We cordially IN.
vito the citizens Of Oregon, without distinction Of
party or sect, 10 give us their support and patron
age. promising. bere and now. cur earnest efforts
for the best interests Of tho State-the home Of on
choice and the land OF our adoption. And IN solicit
ing this patronage for the permanent establishment
of this newspaper enterprise and cooperation .
the public for the success Of the interests It 10 De
signed to advocate, NC come, uninfuenced By part.
or sect, and aiming TO deserve q generous support
Terms:
Ono copy ono ycar.-.."."...-.....-ss ~.
IL Six o..
Three months........... .......s.."..s.-.s.--t w.
All Communication and Business Letters shout
be addressed 70 xrp converge
Publishers and Proprieiors, Salem, ogn.
y nncarber &. 1868.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-09

NV IikAAa mag a. "A "a IL
THE LOWEST PRICES YET
THE new STORE
WITH ENTIRELY NEW GOODSI
BARGAINS OFFEgED!
h OHM d BROTHER HAVING
IA just established Themselves In the
NEW BRICK STORE.
"ppo9iie The Daguerrean GALLERY. on Pir.t street.
IN ALBANY, OREGOy,
inks pleasure In announcing u tho public that
they arc now In fesselpt Of the
MOST EXTENSIVE, BEST SELECTED STOCK
or
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever brought 10 this place. which they will cell -.
!1w as any other house. Wo AK particular nttep.
DRY GOODS,
All Of tho Latest styles of
Dress Goods, FouIara.
French sserino, DeIalncs.
3Roanir, E'opIins,
English Merinos,
AIpaens,
Silks, MusIins.
slaeefing, Linens.
Esromtieiolhs, Cnssirnerc..
FianneIs OF all kinds.
A'rinfs 80 american. English md
French, OF every style.
e.ALso... !
4 piost Llaeant.. aud e%etapiete assertlaent of1
LADIES' CLOTH cLoAks.
sAQuEs, CIRCULARS.
WALKING BASQUES,
BAsQUEs,
cHlLDREN,5 cLoAks.
,..ALsa...
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS. rrhrY
NETS, AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
HOOP SKIRTS, uALnozAxs.
HATS AND nowNrTg.
..AtGh...
AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
e esafy rattersl api varsity.
CLOTHING AID FURNISHING GOODS. |,
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09

their magnificent steamers to Baltimore, Rich
mond ar Eastern Shore. Through tickets
to Philadelphia, New York, aud all the prin-
cipal cities West,
Labor, Vincit Onania.-Doctor ]. e. Bell
has circular in the paper that is Of great
Importance 10 Farmers, Housekeepers and all
others who need "help."
Congressional Convention. - The Committee
call on all members and del ga ss to the and
Congressional District Conven lion, to meet at
Isle of Wight Court House THURSDAY, 3lst
inst, to nominate q candidate to fepresest
them in Congress.
The Exchange National Bank Of Norfolk
gives notice that it is the Government depos-
itory and financial agent OF the United States
buys and sells all classes of gosernm ent Sc
curities; furnishes exchalge makes collec-
tons in all the principal cities in the United
States, &C., &c.
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II ABOH V2H -OatNIA

LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, NORFOLK, Aug. 9Th, 1866.
The pressing demand for Laborers in Virginia and
North Carolina has induced me to undertake to supply
the want. With this view, l have recently visited
New York, and after full consultation with the Com
missoners of Emigration, / have concluded to enter
upon this important duty at once.
The emigration from Great Britain and the Continent
to America IS very great at this time. That large
proportion of this tide be turned towards the
South am convinced from enquiry upon the spot
have opened Office in this city, and am now rea-
dy t, receive orders for such Farm Hands, (mae and
female House Servants, sc. as may be needed. The
Nationaltes of Great Britain and the Continent are all
represented in this grand influx of population But it
from the German States and Ireland and Scotland
need Persons making application will state fully their
wants and their preference to nationality
shall take pleasure in communicating fuyall the in
formation possess the subject, and have no doubt
Of being able with reasonable notice. to supply all the
labor that may be required. 49, D'
l take pleasure in referring the following gentle.
men -
Hon. j. s. Millson, Elk u s. Congress.
Hon. Francis G. Pierpont, Gov Va.
Hon. L. H. Chandler, Elk. u Congress, -#
Hon. T. G. Tabb, Mayor City Norfolk.
James Cornick, Pres. Dis. q. Company. e
Marshall Parks, Pres. A. L. C. G, Company
Alexander Bell Charles Reid, W. J. Hardy City Of
Norfolk.
DR.. W. Wing, late Treasurer State of Va
Lewis Webb Collector Port Norfolk.
Henry c. Hardy, G. W Bean, City New York.
DR. A. N. Bell, Phys. City Hos Brooklyn
DIR. Nissan, Brooklyn
au9 JAS. E. BELL, ID
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THE NEW LINE EAMEIss

From NORFOLK to FORT MONROE, BALTIMORE,
RICHMOND, Matthews County, and Cherrystone, car
rying the q. s. Mail and Harnden's Express
The following frst-class Side-whee Steamers with
unsurpassed accommodations. viz
GEORGE LEARY, Capt. BIAkEmAN.
JAS. T. BRADY, g LANDS
Leave for Baltimore daily, at 81 O'Clock, P. M, ar
irving in time to connect with all the early trains.
CITY POINT Capt TALBOT.
DICTATOR, g DEEnINa
Leave for Richmond daily, at 8 O'Clock, A. M State
Room furnished free of charge.
MATTANO, Capt HICKS
Leaves for Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and for Matthews County every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at 61 o'clock A. NJ touching
at Portsmouth going and returning.
. These Steamers all leave from New Line Wharf foot
Of Roanoke and Market quares
Through Tickets sold for Philadephia New York
and all the principal cities West
The Steamers all touch at Fort Monroe and connect
with each other going and returning
For any information regarding Freight OF Passage
securing State Rooms in advance, apply at the Office
on the wharf.
aug9-1y H. V. TOMPKINS, Agent
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DIED.,

Of diptheria at the residence Of her father in Din
widdie county, the morning of the 9th inst MARY
E., only daughter of Mary E. and James T. Morriss,
in the third year of her age.
In Fredericksburg, Va, on Tuesday, August LIST,
after lingering illness, GORDON A. SHEPHERD in the
18th year of his age.
the 9TH instant, at IL IS A M BESSIE WINSTON young
est child of Benjamin NJ and Mamie E. Quares aged
% months and 22 days.
At the residence of her grand father Jesse Williams
in Richmond on Sunday, 9th August, at ~ o'clock A.
NJ. MARY, daughter of Rev. James f. Parkinson of
New Kent county, in the eighteenth year of his age
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Valuable FARM 2S PRINCESS
oEN.s COUNTY FOR SALE,

Pursuant to the Will and Testament Of Isaac L.
Davis, deceased, shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder on the premises, at IL o'clock A n,
on Wednesday, the 23d day of August next the FARM
ON the North Landing road e miles from Rempsvills
and ID miles from Norolk), upon which said Davis re-
sided at the time of his DEATH containing 200
The Improvements consist of large new Dwelling
House, with Cistarn, Kitchen, and other outhouses
closed
Mr. Joshua Fentress the tenant, will show the prem
ises to any disposed to purchase.
Terms-Costs and expenses of sale cash, balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest on the
whole annually, to be secuted by bonds with good Sc
j. j. BURROUGHS,
iv31. eodtds Executor.
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THROWN FROM HORSE. Alice Long, one
Of the frai sisterhood living No. 13 Ne
braska street, was thrown from a horse, at the
corner of Church and Freemason street yester-
day afternoon, and seriously, but not morta ly
injured; having received severe Commissions
about the head and shoulders, and being 9th,
srwis hurt. sShe was taken to her residence
in carriage and medical aid called in. It
appears that she was taking horse back ex-
excise and not being much of "Whip," YVES
unable to check the animal, which became
unmanagable near the Opera House, and ran
up Church street with the above results
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new Advei tisements.

The following new advertisements appear
in this mornings paper, to which we invite
the attention of our readers:
The Nsso Line Steamers.-Mr q. v. Temp
kins, the Norfolk agent Of this line, gives
notice that passengers can be transported in
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VANDALrsM. "A party of young men were
amusing themselves yesterday afternoon by
shooting at mark placed on one of the trees
in ST., Pau's burial ground, of course the tree
was injured by the balls; and the party was
violating the ordinance by shoe ting in the
corporate limits. sh
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EULLECTOk's OFFICE, /
CITY OF NORFOLK, July 31st, 1885,

COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
CITY OF NORFOLK, July a1st, 1907
n DuDa ANA N c h CONC EhH I'M
~ DOUS
lst Be it ordained that, upon every male oog KEPT
within the city there shall be paid the annual tax OF
two dollars upon every female dog the annusi lax
of five dollars to be demanded and collected OF the
owner or keeper, the first day Of August OF every
year. - l..
I'd That the owner occupier Of any house or ios,
to which any dog shall belong frequent, shall pc
deemed to be such dog, and liable for the
tax and fines imposed by the ordinance
3D. That if any such occupier OF house or
lot which any dog may belong or frequent, or II the
owner keeper of any dog shall fail, within ten days
from the first of August OF every year. to pay to the
collector the upon such dog and take his receipt for
the same, specifying the number Of such dog, WHICH
collar, be put around the neck OF the dog, ne
shall pay fine of ten dollars, half Of which shall
go informer and the other half to the use OF the
city.
4;h 1t shall be the duty of the collector to keep
registry of every dog upon which the tax mas been
pald, with the number and name of the owner.
5th This ordinance shall commence and be in force
from and after the passing thereof.
N BAH persons interested in the above Ordinance
without exception) will take notice that the law will
| JAS. L. BELoTE,
au2.1ot Collector
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Three or four more good Carriers will nno
sp,nloyment at this Office to sell and deliver
the Day Book. Boys, here's chance TOT
you
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THE New LABoR-The new labor system il
already beginning to work. DIR. Bell of this
city, has already procured nine salxart
Scqtsmen for his farm in Princess Anne they
are able and experienced farm hands, and
there is little doust but the. worthy Doctors
farm, will be faithfully and probably. worked
in the future tS"' - 81
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G B. HAYDEN,
THOS. ]. KILBY,
W. h. PRETLOW,
DICKLING AND PREsGRvlNG.

beautiful article of Light Brown Sugar, suitable
for preserving just opened. Also, three finer grades
A B G, Crushed, Granulated and Powdered.
very choice article of pure Isle Of Wight Cider
Vinegar for Picking, at E. @. DEMING'S,
auT No. 7, Main street,
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TEN LINES OR LESS MAKE A SQUARE.

rbese prices enttle advertisers to renewal Oh nS''eA
svsrv month, For more frequent changes, specai e0n
tracts will be made. oe no
Rsaess Cards of One Square or less, one yearso NJ
Two Squares, One
szrspecial Notices double the rates OF ORDINARY
advertisements.
m All transient advertisements payable ." adVan &c
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MARRIED,

At Monticello Hall, on Wednesday, August 2, 1856,
by the Rev. NJ. j. Michelbacher, Mr.. Isaac GUGGEN.
HEIMER to Miss CLARA HIRsH, of Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Shaw g. Roberts.

l.. oksEs AND muLES AT AUCTION.
We will sell on Wednesday mNrning next, August tn
corner Roanoke square and Wide Water street, at
O'Clock 10 20 good serviceable Horses and Mules
Among them is one ~ booded Mare, years old.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
aus2t Auctioneers.
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LOCAL.
OUR ADVERTISING RATES.

We have adopted the following hOera'
scale of advertising rates for the accomno-
dstion of our merchants and others who de-
ARE to advertise in our columns regularly
7, will be seen that in most cases the terms
are az low as they were before the wars
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-09

MAYORS CoURT PORTSMOUTH. Justice Tuck
er Presiding.
Nicholas Butler, charged by officer Harrison
with violating some Ordinance of the City,
was found guilty and fned thirteen dollars.
James LiDhan for allowing his horse to run
at large was fined four dollars.
The cases of saml. Keeling aud Rsbt Cas-
sell, two colored men, we're turned over TO the
military Court. 90 "a
There being no evidence showing that they
had committed theft, they were discharged.
PERsoNAL.-Lieat. John H. Keatley, lo4
Penn. vols assumed the ardlt us and respona
sible duties of Provost Judge yesterday
This Office is one requiring considerable legal
information, and any quaotity OF patience
Judging from yesterdays proceedings, Lieut.
Keatley is a worthy successor to Capt. Ste-
phens. ss
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% sHINahE GETTERs.

NJ U II G X
Having built myself new shop, am now pre-
pared to execute
- BLACKSMITHING
in all its various branches, such as ....n
SHIP, STEAMBOAT, CITY AND COUNTRY AND
MILL WORK,
of all descriptions And in fact all kinds of Black
smithing done at a-HN
80. 10, Wide water street, Norfolk, Vs.
All persons wanting Blacksmithing done can save
fore leaving their orders elsewhere
NA- Don't forget the place-No. 10, Wide Water
street. ,ias .a H.4 CHARLES SHIELDS.
N. BAH my old customers can now ind me at my
shop, two doors below where have kept for the
last eighteen months A share Of the public patronage
is solicited. "a -sgt
au4'1w y O. 3.
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AUCTION SALES,
By F. F. Ferguson.

VIVA KEHOUsE FOn RENT AT AUC-
w TION.
will offer for rent, at public auction, the Ware
house on the corner of Reeds lane and Wide Water
street.
The Warehouse is we'll calculated for any kind Of
business and is in good order.
The renting will take place on the premises, at III
O'Clock, on Friday next, 18th inst.
F. f. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
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LAID UP FOB A FEW DAYs.-The steamer
Louisiana, on her last trip up the bay,
met with slight accident, which will keep
her off the line for a trip or two Iu the
meanwhile, the magnificent steamer Daniel
Webster has taken her place, and will keep
up the connection.
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lS.JNGts y ssIDNAL CDNVEiHIIuN
" SECOND, or NORFOLK DISTRIC


Convention of the voters OF the above district
called in June last to meet at Isle of Wight Court
house, to nominate candidate for the said district
which accordingly met and was organized; but no
nomination was made at that time no day had then
been fixed for the election, and the right of suffrage
had not then been ascertained. The convention ad.
]ourned, first appointing the undersigned committee
to reassembe the convention the above facts
could be ascertained. And now, in accordance with
the powers conferred them, they hereby give notice
for the convention to reassemble at ISLE OF
WIGHT COURT HOUSE, on Thursday, the 31st
day Of this present month"; August the purpose of
making such nomination. and it is earnestly requested
gates to thesad convention, that there may be fair
expression of opinion
G B. HAYDEN
THOS ]. KILBY,
W h. PRETLOW,
August g. 1865. Committee.
p s-The district is composed of the following
cities and counties, to wit: Cities of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and counties of Princess Anne Norfolk
Nansemond Isle OF Wight, Surry, Prince George, Din;
widdie, Brunswick, Greenville, Sussex and South
hampton. au9-2t
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Bio A, LITTLE A, RoN.--Aaron Green, and
James. ohnson, two sable individuals, were
arrested and taken before Mayor Tabb yes
terday, on the charge of violating the 7ordi,
nances of the City. by purchasing water mel
ons in the parket house, to sell again. The
Mayor.had no jurisdiction, and sent the par
ties before the military court, where no doubt
their delinquency was looked in to.
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FoR NORTH OARoLINA.-Almost every day
some OF he numerous steamers, running to
the old North State, leave or arrive filed with
passengers Yesterday the Gazelle left for
Plymouth, and other towns in North Carolina,
with full load of human freight.
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nI.,u q! p. OWsI! eLOWSIii
WARREN & WOODHOUSE,

Next Door to the Norfolk City Mills,
Keep constantly on hand large and we'll selected
stock of
Plo,cs, Harroaos Cuivators, Devils, Corn Planters,
Corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Horse Po1rers ana
Thrashers, Garden BaTTotos, 1rtes ana
Springs, Cart Bopes, Pipe
BoIes, HoAo,D Ware,
Horse Shoes Poso Castings of all sizes, Spades Shsss,
Forks, Rakes, &c. DC,
Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel Field and Gdrde" SEEDS.
We warrant any article in line to be as good and
as cheap as any other house in the city.
Farmers, Merchants, and others are Respectfully Az
vted to give us q call. ~I
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The renting will take place on the premises, at 10
O'Clock, on Friday next 18th inst ,..-
w HOLEsALE AND RETAIL,
At the Depot, h Oanoke Square.
We are receiving daily from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore
STOVES;
WASHING MACHINES,
CLoEHES's WRINGERS,
BUCKETS,
Tin SAFES.
ICE CREAM
FREEZERS
and TUBS,
W4TER COOLERS,
PITCHERS,
BUTTER cHURNs,
HIP SPONGE and
LONG BATHS,
And in fact every art usually found in well
furnished Housekeeping establishment Call and
look. j. r. GlLLEfT,
No. and Roanoke Square and Water street.
au51m
TaImBERED LAND FOR SALE.
We have fer sale 2Oe ares Of Timbered Land thckly
set with Pine, Oak and Gum, Original growth), six
miles from Norfolk city, and one mile from Tanners
Creek from whence the timber can be RATED or light
Z VIVA oSAV
''''' WAS ~ SHAW & ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets.
au2-1w
NEW YORK HOUSE.
j. G. EXNER, RESTAURANT,
No. q, Wide Water Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
mil L
A GORDON MILHADO & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
IN REAR OF CUSTOM HOUSE, NORFOLK, va.
Orders and Consgnments solicited.
eeect Family Groceries constantly hand.
A GORDON MILHADo. R. W. BAYLOR
au2.1y
ALKEH & 60,
GIN,
DEALERS
KENTUCKY, BOURBON OLD RYE WHISKEY
Agents for the American Vintage Company's
PURE CALIFORNIA WINESAND BRANDIEs,
CHAMPAGNE,
Which are universally recommended by the most emf
nent physicians for medicinal purposes.
All of which are offered at the very lowest marke
rates by WALKER & CO.,
au2Iy No. 8, Commercial Row, Norfolk, va
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'I'o FARmE y AND OTHERS.

take pleasure in calling your attention to my COM
plete assortment and full stock of Agricultural Imp
ments, Garden and Field Seeds Bar and Bundle Iron
&c +, &c. have the warehouse formerly occupied by
Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN, whom succeed in Che
Agricultural business and shall be pleased to see their
old friends and customers, as well those who have
favored with their custom for the last seven years.
without naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only say that my stock and shall be COM
posed of the most approved kinds of PLoWS, HAIR
ROWS, HAY and sHUCK CUTTERS, HORSE POWER.
and BUNDLE IRON, CART BOXES, SPRINGS and
AXLEs, &C., &C. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed fresh
where nrces and et an m on my STOCK
wishing to purchase
C. BILLUPs,
farmers Head Quarters
Jy2o ly No. II Wide Water St., No rfolk, vaa
Nh AltiCHANTs AND MECHANICS, saw
I'VE INGS BANK,
oFEICE No. 80, BANK STREET
WIN. T. HARRISON, President
Jos. R. Spratley. d. D. Simmons
Ryland Caps, W. H. Turner,
b. Delany, Jas. Y Leigh
VIM H. WALES. Cashier.
ms Bank Is open for the resumption of Business
Deposits received upon the usual TERMS interest be.
ing allowed at the rate of per cent. on all amounts
remaining on deposit for 90 days or upwards 4 per
cent for less PERIOD interest commencing 10 DAYS
after deposit and ceasing 10 days prior to with
The Institution keeping accounts of its New Depos
tors entirely separate from those of the Old Depos.
posites.
All indebted to our Institution will please call. nav.
curtall, or renew their paper.
The Board of Directors will meet every Wednes
""y AHoininS at O'CLOCK au3-1y
~ M. DUNN u co..
sAD6LERY,
HARNESS,
CARRIAGES,
TR1NKs,
TALISES,
And variety of other goods such as Urnbreas
Canes, Knives Razors, Flasks Sponges Ladies', Ret
icules, &C., &c.
No. Is, MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, Va.
au1-3m
II He 90 *
In this DOCK can be found, at all times plentiful
LIQUORS,
MEALS served up at any hour in the best style
ana1m J. W. DUNCAN,
NJ hW BARBER SHOP.
lat Mason's Old stand)
NO ., Union Street, Norfolk Va
Sainuei Williams would respectfully inform the pub
INA. ne mas opened the above establishment for the
pu Pose VI conducting fashionable and we'll condnc
tea BARRIERS business; and he respectfully soIicits
cal from all who desire clean shave or fashionabIa
cut to their hair or whiskers
MA The best practical BARRIERS emnIovad i, .h;, mr.
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
a. W. WEBB. ALBERT REMIcK wMg sAxroN
Established 1886
sskO w WEEB g. CO..
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D LA cKsmITHs and HORSE ,HoEKs.

II LA CfAsWTT7s amd HUHSF HUE NS.
The undersigned most respectfully calls the attention
of the public to the fact that they prepared to do all
work in their line in neat safe and durable manner,
and solicts call from all in want of their services, at
No. SO, Wide Water street. next door to Huyck Yea.
zey's Livery Stables. i'
ADDISON l. MONTGOMERY
Two good Horse Shoers wanted. None but good
workmen need apply. au21m