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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

ACCIDENT. We learn that on Monday
,sae on An excursion TO Pine Lake, Cap
cain II. b. Carpenter, and Miss LeBreton'
# the Female College. we're thrown rom
snoov Captain Carpenter was slight
lr Injured but Miss LeBreton was radiy
trnised
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

LINE. The difficulty Of obtaining abund
ance Of good lime in this immediate vicinity
has always added TO the cost of buildings
in this city The people Will be glad to
know that bed Of mari lime extending TO
great depth has been discovered on the
land Of A. +. COwles, Esq, on the bank of
Grand River. one and half miles from the
city Some specimens that have been burnt
have been pronounced by masOns tO be OF
excellent quality.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

MICHIGAN AVENUE GRADE. The assess
ment roll for grading Michigan Avenue has
been completed and foots up Sli OOO. The
assessment is made at 50 much per foot
front, the rates on the property being on all
property at the west end OF the street ht
Tie more than $500 per foot and on all
property AT the east end OF the street. 10
the line OF Lathrop's farm 81 90 per foot.
We understand that the orders for the grad
lnS OF this street can be negotiated for cash
at % cents This SHOWS Gavorahly Tor IN,
credit Of the city
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

INDUSTRIOUS THIEVES. some lawless per
sons entered the garden Of Theodore Hun
Ter, Esq, on saturday or Sunday night.
and stripped his currant bushes OF several
bushels Of excellent ripe fruit. carrying
away the same To parts unknown. and ledV-
ing none whatever for the use Of the family.
The thieves displayed considerable industry
10 gathering the fruit, but il was very mean
and illiberal in them 10 carry II all away.
We hope they will get their just deserts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

The LoCUSr TREES In our walks in all
parts Of the city We observe with regret
That large number Of locust trees. which
have been planted for shade, are either en-
urely dead. or are in a dying condition.
The destruction Is attributed TO the ravages
oil The borer, and IFS attacks seem To be
made ON trees Of all sizes and ages. from
The largest in the city. like those in the gar
den OF the Auditor General. to those OF
only three or four years growth. Unless
some remedy or prevention be discovered.
VIII not pay Ia raise this kind Of shade
trees
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

TINTED STATES ASSESSORS OFFICE.
u nHRD COLLECTION DHsrkI-r ~ MICHIGAN IAss1sc
Juno 20 lst5 Notice i hereby given ~ required bV
law. T. AL persons Concerned that On "Wednesday
July 10, So, between the hours Of A n aud Z.
Al the Office q Assistant Assessor Amos l
steele. ia the village Of NaSou viii submit the pro
ceelilss, Valuations, Assessments and commentators
made by the Assessor Assistant As--sslrs and p
turned on the IA Lists IN tbs Collection pstr,
from tie county u Iaghan for The purpose ~ re
cciVing appeals, and determining relative Il any er
roneous or excessive va-ations assessments Or emu
merstons ~ abe Assessor Assistant Assessors IN
SAID county.
All appeals mus; be msde In writing, snd specifs
TIE particular cause matter. OF thing re=p---tnE
which decision requested AM the ground or Urn
ciple " error complained o.
No appeal viii Dc allowed 10 any party amer be
shall have been duly assessed and the annual list
containing tbs assessment has been transmitted Il
tie Collector q ths District
szSs WHITNEY JONES, Apssssr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

NEW Music We have received tho fol
lowing from the publishers:
TicOdemuS Johns0n"- pleasing song
for the times. and destined to become IA
yorte; also,
The Last Ditch Polka" "a piece OF mod
crate difficulty, whose expressive title page
will no doubt ensure it 4 ready sale.
Send 30 cents for each and receive by re-
turn mail from the publishers, Oliver Dit
SON Co. 271 Washington street. Boston.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

- The attention of our readers is di-
reeted To the Insurance card OF !. f. Ten
ney Esq. IN another column of this paper.
MT. Ienney represents none but response
&c Companies and issues Policies on the
most favorable and advantageous terms. In
'"ese days OF frequent freS and accidents
Is true economy TO Keep fully insured
Il Is wise policy, Tor mechanics and travel
e's' 10 oe insured against accidents. In
0ase oil accident the Trarsiel'S Comgun
pays rom live 10 twenty-five dollars Del
"eeA compensation, and from $1,000. {,
$1,000 in ease OF accidental death
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

SCHOOL Board. At the meeting on Mon
day evening repairs We're voted on the
School Houses in the First and Second
Wards.
A resolution was adopted that male
teachers should be placed at the head OF
these two schools; resolution To take effect
at the commencement of the Fall term
resolution was adopted to issue orders
for outstanding Indebtedness, with ten per
cent interest, To cease in SIX months.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

Wool The market for the last week has
not been a. brisk as heretofore. Buyers
have been paving from 80 to % - cents
and these last figures. we believe, are the
height of this market for good lots
Wool buyers say that many farmers are
not sufficiently careful about bringing their
wool done up for market in the neatest and
best manner. Some persons put on an un-
necessar, amount Of Irvine: portion Of
the ieeccs are done up IN q careless OF
slOyenly manner. and in other cases the
wool is not wa.he.i clean, cor the sheep are
suffered tO ran on plpwrd ground, again
becoming dirty. Tine effect CD these things
IN regard ~ Il ready sale and high price IS
greater than farmer would at first sup
pose. An eastern dealer or manufacturer,
who has bought wool from Lansing Tor sey
eral wears in succession, has very just
aud accurate idea of the quality and CON
dition of the wool which he may reason
ably expect from the same plare IA future
and he will graduate the amount oi hl-
purchases and the prices he viii pay To the
character which the Lansing wool has g.
tablished for itself ia comparison witt
other places
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

u,saU,Y INSPECTOR. Dart has
seen appointed by the Council Inspector
1.-The Second Highway District.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

SIDEWALKS between Engelhart's gal
lery and Washington Avenue new side
walk has been recently built, with the plankS
laid lengthwise with he street Our object
in referring 10 it Is 10 ask our readers to
examine this style of walk, and Judge for
themselves whether il l. not just rs good a.
those laid transversely, and much easier to
travel on. II this be So, would ii not he
well to have all the new sidewalks laid in
this manner Uniformity is a good thing
but when We can change for the better, is ii
not we'll to do So The mechanics say that
laid in this way the walks will be equally
durable, while the expense OF laying the
plank is but a triile more the longitudinal
walks requiring more time.
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NOticD.. ssbscribers " in had attached 20 their
are Nn ,beir papers indicate tho NUHEsk OF me
Bs1@ :" mich their subscription y pad; by me
gsper V :. meant tho WHOLE NUMBER which
$50 ,aad In the heading Of tho paper, winch r
sFod weekly. being Increased one g s ~e,1 MI /
80 n'l.sr n the beading " the paper and compar
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isg ~ The paper our subscribers can readiy soc
rec .Ssir ACCOUNTS stand on our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

BOARD OF EDCCATIOS. The following Is Il
list OF the members Of the Board oil Educa-
ton for the present year, aud OF the ap-
portionment into committees:
First Uarl James Turner, smith rosk
81. Joiin IA. Rice.
.srcOid Ward samuel : Coryell, Israel
Gillett. Jr, }. Eugene Temey
IHud Ward Shuoc r. Greene. Chas.
" Butler, =. l.. KIlbourue.
Fourth Ward Jas W Yawger, Calvin
Tracy, Melvin ID. Osband
OFFICERS.
President Calvin Tracy
Clerk Shub9l r. Greene.
Treasurer Israel Gillett, Jr.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On TeucAsrs. &c Messrs Coryell, Ten
ney, Osband and Butler.
TN Schools Messrs Tenney Greene,
Price and Turner.
m School Houses anil SITES Messrs. Os-
band, Tooker, Yawger and Butler
on Fmaace Messrs Butler, Turner
Yawger and TOoker.
IN Rites anil Regulations Messrs.
/ Greene. Osband and KilbOurne.
/ DIsoRDERLY. On Friday, William Hollyei
was tried before Justice Dart, under th'
ordinance for the punishment of disorierlN
/ persons. The particular grounds OF com
plant alle,iged were certain excuses. dis
trhances and indecencies that occurred u
his saloon. kept near the second ward bridge
on the Fourth day Of july. The jury wer,
unanimous in rendering verdict OF no
/ guilty of having violated that ordinance
but the foreman, in rendering this verdict
said that he was instructed by the jury I,
say that the testimony in regard To th'
amount Of drunkenness, profanity, nois
and indecencies both Of speech and action
was 50 full and explicit that the jury wer
unanimous i'm the opinion that no such sal
Don should be allowed to be kept in thi
city: that Mr.. Hollyer he requested to De
sist from keeping such place; and that
he persists ina its continuance, il should b.
suppressed by the provisions OF the law
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-07-12

USPIRB-S J.. Young u Macon.
sc1ksRs-Messrs G. Edwards aai Lowe
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DIR. Harvey's Golden Pills,
NJ A y II 0 . D

Third Elition Fly Th0uaand-lOo pages, y For
AZ r Pzrt d A caution. addressed q youth
H. -narrj-1 Al thee CONTEMPLATING MAkRlAGF
ssrt D. nail pet paid, receipt - IIS GINS A
careful uer1ssl - Ills El.zl boz La1 been q BOON
10 THE AFFLICTED and las saved tIoI-aEts from q
lie q misery and An uutlufly grave u trcat- OBJ
tns evils q Youthful Ind Secretion Seii-A buss SIN
nal Weakness ErnssloLs. 5sxusl Dlses.s Genital fA-
olty, Les q Power, NsrF01snsss. Pr mature D.
cay. Iup0tence e.. &c. ~licA CHIT thr slr.rtr
from fuhlrg the O5rgstl9rs - NarrIr -.
Address
DR. J BRYAN, Consultins fissi, lsB.
Boy 5OTa. 40 Broadway, Ne~ fDrA
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ACT LIKE A CHARM,
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
DIR. Harvey Female Pills.

Tic nozt infaillble and popular remedy ever known
f0r all diseases ~ TIE female seK They have born
be- relied on IN every case Tor which they are recon
meudsi and particularly iu 81 cases arising from
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-08
70. w. KEY ES,
Sexton & Superintendent
snf assf rrfv Oh sr'l rn' ".rr-'
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
'eo ALI. .f i. C.,L.lie.

THIS CEMETERY Is SITUATED IN THE
/ range Of mountains back Of the County Hos
pital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
Of the city, and knowing the wants VI 1.-THE commu.
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of the late Legislature. In trust. un.
Ill such time a. the Same shall be incorporated, TO
secure a resting place for the dead. and TO afford
10 the friends Of tho deceased the consolation Of
knowing that under this trust this Cemetery can
never DO disturbed, sold, or used for any other
purpose. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23

ToR THE woRKUe woNss.-H vas 40.
nounoed % Toosdsy thu, Grov~ 4 Bakorrsd pro
sesicd the Working women's Proaonsios Un.on
with cns q tbeS admirable Swing msohirc-
Tho following note which explains itssif, hss sanoe
been received by the Superintendent
oYytor or Inn srSsrE xAruyAcTUurss Co..
46s Broadway, New York, Peb. %, 1875. T
GTs. c. N. BrooLs Observation-Disclosures +;
Your favor Of the 18Th inSao- sobcitpR dona-
ton OF sowing machine IN behaH 81 tho "Work
s.g Women's Protective Union" 10 NJ hand.
while ~s canBot rosDJnd TO all the CATS upon
ne oi IKE nsture, persnsted that tie cause
you represent 10 IN every wa doeervinr, and
utisfcro bog you 70 sccept the accompanying No.
'nAnufacturing) machine, valued At SIS Aad
you WI mako snch NJ the same as Will, in
your opinion, coniuce u ", 10 the servico and Nd
OF the very lsudabis and good work" In which
you arc engaged
Waning the "womeu's Protective Union "
every suceoes arc,
Very rcspect'ullv, your cht. servant
1HB sEOEs MASrEAg rrrfSs Co,
10y GRO , GEAv,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23

r,ssn.- tgvtdenVy The -ans dsnoniso., tstuN
vbs 10 e2Aob 70 Irelspd ~Ciurio.no" an .eooCns
n vh>-n Is given In 1ri.h Parry TAles. sod N.
skssobes cfIros.nd
Prom ,ss further informs.soo the, he gave M
respecting ttss N y-tsr,oss bs.ns-,o whom he siss
rp'Sod tbs sptihsi Of he black dv srf" add whom
Jeanne denctnsasod the elder bro.ber Of a~-ah-
i iasrrod tha, his ebicf pleasure cons'sts IN
scquA nti'e rnur,a., bv disappearance Il scne TN
pending calimity, without At tie same tine show
ing them any means n sverting II. Jeanne related
10 ao IN an under tone, how she had soon ass
Kourgsn when they were setting out on their jouf-
ney aud how, ahsr gncitiug .. tho ether side ~
the hedge quite close ~ .heni' for long time. hs
bad sprung across the road and di.appesred. win
q strange cry, which sounded hrst Ike = scorniub
lAugh, Cui JIea away in pitcons wall. 1t Is ID
wonder, then" ,he Aidsd. "ths, Journey has ooru
90 uniottuns,e; but Pierre JoIIs" she sidieriy
crt short her sentence, and tren.lod 81 he turn,4
rouod quickly and east mslAnohoy glance a. hsr.
However, be Soon BEGAN 10 whistle, ADD Ihen jean.
ne lookol AGAIN cheerf,lly INTO 1e IA distance.
We ,urnod o. the sllon opposite savanna, sussr-
ins the gtea, uoor-Vhers PERI had GonS hun.
ness " Transact With relation ~ hs VITO WHO oos
only oiled the ofice y r"d'AtEsr 70 hsr, but had
taken entire charge Of her rom ire dassh Of beg
parents which occurred when sse was very young
ITO b eonftAHsdJ
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Jersey City, YESTERDAY, by tho suspension Of public
business and very general display oftho national
flag
The DRAFT for the SIN District commenced
yesterday with the LIST wa-d Of Newark. There
were go names DRAWN Including the lo0 per cent
There was no excitement on TIC occasion. The
drawing will be resumed today.
Constitutional AMENDMENT CENsrRED.-
Resolutions were introduced Ia The Jersey Cay Com
mon Council on rue.dav night In favor II peace,
ali also against the Constitutional amendment
aholIsning slavery, which wls condemned AZ IN
timely and tending 10 proong the wsr. The
lutons were passed 10y vote OF ten ayes to seven
noes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
MARINE NEWS.


Fob o7-s Rises 4 as se,,, b4b-H'n rise. "A e
CLEARED
STEAMSHIP AustraAsitu. Cook, for Livsrrool.
SHIP Webster, Norris, for liverpN1l.
BARR sandy Hook. Rnr.'o-, Tor Phuaderhm
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Continental, Fortress Monroe CIV
NJ loson, Liverpool and puec7stov %, Columbia hA-
vHnA, supply, l'toTeshipl Noroh. Queen, Pert Roy Al
and fortters Monroe.
SHIP American ConsrN.s, London aud Of wirht.
PRIGs-o.prcv. Nataryas via N"D rort. X I; T. "
Johnson Port nclsay. ha'o Freeman. uemntara
sCHOOSERS -Suwanee. boston! ! s'rAtton, Prov
idtnce. X N Daily, london; trelonia- - John, y
r. / ' Nightingale, Esriport Jurtina, kncslAud.
eonidA tunhi asia, taoucester AA.gle Mclean, NJ
John. r. Minerva, Savannah, RCosperthware,
do. No f., 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
RRookLYN

WAsHrSGToN's BIRTHDAY - This ami
n business were clo-sl during TIE snsrnoon :;
HNer displayed from tho CITY Hall the nov
Cosr' Houso- and other pubic buiidin-s q -ongh
ou, TIE city, aud everything bore tho sspoc, ~ =
hohdsy.
TuE HTcS'S STREET Horcipg. -Cor-rrr
Lynch. yasIarisy, held ,nqust upon the BODY
nj Mrs.. Bridge, Burke and the verde, was u the
sih,ct thai diei m conssqueuce ~ Injuries in-
Acio- nv tho husband. II, accused IL = vcsis
Of hze- born II Ireland, and pc,llsr hy o, Dp,-
ton. lie declares hinise' luuO en- a the charge
nj causing the death Of hs wiio. lie WAS commit
NJ N bsil
Tpr DRAVr.--A ,recial meeting Of tho
Brooklyn Common Council will bc held un evcu-
ing, when the Mayor, IL ia understood viii recon.
mend shA, the f,muies Of those persons Who may
b. dr,h~i h. sipported by tho city
The draI in the Sd District wac slsrcnded ye'.
,erdsy. TIC ~, TN and 18Th WARDS will be draw n
today. In the % Congressional u strict the dram
was continued yesterday morning, TN tn yro-
oesiinss were unmarked hy an, thing Noticeable.
IN. wheel went round amid solemn silence, e.
though uc Provost AarhiAs Cffce was crowded
with persons anT.ou. 70 learn til ia'o to which
they may 10 doomed b. the wheel Of fortune.
Shortly After 10 o'clock the proceedings commenced
with the 9th Ward. There were 6S2 names drawn
in Ibis ward, Vhieh was fin shed a. ore O'Clock,
when tho drawing was adjourned to this morning,
10 permit the celebration Of the day. Tn. 10Th
wasd " III be the first taken up to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES &C.

FOR SALE CHEAP MARES, l5h Handle
IN, also large ones, IL hands high for truck or
at, pic. SEQ. Al-o snug chunk pony, 10 hsnds.
Al Coz Arlington e., y .
EOE SALE-i HORSES, JUST FROM Cana
L ia, from u to lSS hsRds hish sound and kind
H. ht soi ohesp on account Of the fOinR hOus
W Canada, 5Jl Canal ST. near Gieeuslch. 81
EOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD SOUND
working horse, the owner hAs no further use for
II, Arrly al O. NArtet Al. e6
IN CANADIAN HORSES, JUST ARRIVED
high, different coloTa sound and klnd In single %
double harness. Csn b. seen at 80 Grand s., wu-
ismshuryh. 8T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
STRIPPING.

u ILLS II AND UPWARDS, on
- Union Bank o. London, and
Royal Bank VI Ireland,
For sale by
a65 WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and London BY she uld Black star Line. -Fos
Liverpool the kkSOLl I h., on the aClh January.
OF ontOn Tie YORKTOWN, on lie 3Cth January.
For pssase apply 10 WILLIAM GllON, " Fulton
a.. 354
pASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
COUNTRY.
or DRAFTS available VA all parts Of ENGLAND,
IRELAND, SCOTLAND and WALES.
Persons wishing scni for their tre ndt or remit
money can dc 70 NJ the lowest pothle rati by apply
ing 70 TAPSCOTT BROTHERS co,
ob5 81 SOuth stIteL y. Y.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
- ANA calls SATURDAY. Mar,
llth. CABIN passage sl26 steeraee r4i PAYABLE ID
culrenc'. Apply 20 WILLIAMS a GUlJN, 20 b.Oad'
way. SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
Too Late for Classification.

A DISCHARGED SOLDIER WILL co
~ ss'ul situate for one YEA TO- 300 o.sh. Ad-
ices t.. -. ~ Montgomery e., for days. $40
NOTICE-THE MESSRS. EDGE HEREBY
Npnform the public that th,y did not furnish the
dspas 81 fs okstor he civ eIh biiions last
ms Noa York, Feb. 2id, NGs -;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER Raj ROAn-ON AM
= i after honda,, Jan q VI, Trains leave t.th tree
Nest AZ 7.du md II so a. NJ ~ Guu and 1850 I. NJ
Sle"pins cars Eu4hel 10 0ou snd ius Z. II. tlaius
Snlday IRAN 6N +. NJ. Small cas- viii rlu b@i.ees
Chambers and 30th S,.eef stations.
45v j. Al. TOT CEY, Asst, Supt
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I
TREATMENT or INTERNAL DISEASES
biz Gesirabis " HOUSE Of H-ahng+' 10 ogen kr "a
tent NJ al selsons Of the yesi, ana Is IA the Do-a
hen hy and attractive ocai on thf Ieiand- being
hut fteen minutcs' drive rom the m X mad srce~-
able hS she following routos - hudson kvor trans
stopping A. 1879 st. station. HnfIin trHjns " te5th
~. or The 9TH Avenue, in connect with line II
STAGE, VII Oh Aso connect with all the following
roues, conveying passenger 10 the inhrmaTy gale.
The 81 Avenue car, running every rv- tom
which the above s,nIes start TIE ID Avenue car.
l2tth e. one block east OF the sisre Iouts ae sth
Avenue cars 10 l25th st. Every ten minuteA steam.
boat. ruu even hour from Peot slip ami iah st 70
l29th st. Harlem. onethird of ths Gases treated
graiuitoualy. lteS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23
GENERAL. EssISIN ESS.

A LWAYS UNIFORM IN QUALITY Is
%hNANbfCARk's Eulcks Cohee. Try H. To be
had Of gio,er', Depot iHS Chaml'oIs e. ROBERT
A MODEL HAIR DYE FOR ALL TINE
~ Depot &c south Second Al WILLIAMSBURG
WuoI~Ntr AGGNrs.--D. BaIne, 4 Co, u Park
Row Frpsrr & L,e, % B'.k'u.n - Wheeler, lly
Cu,rD = Muller & Kred, IN Alien cor stanton 4,
and cor Houston =. aud Ave - loAtl,., ~ W h'h
'Ne Porte fAr'hid, ~ ilut-un II, snd ~ SIKH
1,e;, httst siS uyi os1 h ruYp'.ed hy G. =. CRIT
IESl On, - sixth ave. IU
Dash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MET
y As, white ,7E' /. etc., cotton AMI vooIcu, go.
boofs ana new 'puo"r g's od bros . cls le, H.;
Bos cry, 'or Eo.sIyolt.t SIG
F-FIEU-llRE- 900 WORTH OF
L Or, gcodr, iamacoi D. irc au' water, 10 be .oll
without reserve ~ u tremendous -scritcc. sale 10
.S%'S S I'm N. a at 9 Il ' c'hfrp'
pOSI OFFICE NOTICE o. ABSOLUTE
1 safety "a noa secured IN 'eudiag nouey to the
A'"' u the l S%gr., ,E n1i' % % orr,cr
having teen estahu.l"l %
CiI Point Va.
Money orders can he procured At The po', ulicc.
81 '' N"'F'g
TNIE IN-IAETNERSuIp FORMED BY Z.
u. ~ E.lI and &, II. DAVIS on me 10Th
anv uus 4c-' orcr.tiolsin wheh either uisht cnga.e
~ WINS NE i'gr'av II ldlh7 sucr the Let ta ct
lauunry, $50 set upoa The >,h "a, Of Na,eutbcr
t.y l.. pr GILE 10
VACCINATION. - MAYORS OFFICE,
WILLIAM V EraY, n. D., tie Uealth Com.
missioner VI 'ls 'y. will v-oc mate r.at.ituusiy All
r.'ohr h-" At HppHc.uoI 10. lL.s pl. pc.. u ne
once ~ htpond rNeuue, between the hour. of and
/. O'clocA a q ~ '''
l'y order Of the Mayor,
a., q. W. MORTON,
~ lsg Marshal
IN CENTS PER FOUND AND TpwarIs
Cpid clsh 70, old newspapers, tooAS paanhlet.
WiluhE paleE mis- letter. nd al kinds q clean
WINE paper at - Ann 81. RIOS. { HEENETssi q
II THOUSAND POUNDS OF OLD MEN,.
p-nels, 81. lhelds, documents and hook, waved
for which will be paid higher ices than NV eI all
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