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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01
WANTED.

G1DS toSTH'-AGESTs WANTED gyERY
- 81 where 10 Introduce the improved shaw A
Clark go family Sewing Machine the ony low price ma
ker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, singer CO.. and Bach
elder. All other machines s0d less than fory
dollar. each are irrngsnents, and the seller and
liable 20 dne and imprisonment
salary snd expenses, es large eommisslon allowed
illustrated circulars sent free.
Address SHAW CLARK
myedA-sn Bldieford, Maine
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3 p ECIAL CAurroN

Inc great Popularity a Mr.. wtnslo~'. Soothing
sysp. Tor children tsssAing. has sapsis<ips
p.oos pet up articles "a Be sssd for the ssns pur-
pose, In advertising which they have not .uIy ee,,.s
oef and notices from the prs.s bat
ecSee e.rines,es sAz isttsrs fren el~rgynsn aud
eherS anxiae cher nance y sas esnsns esrtn<ssss
bsvas % al inisstors esr' -SonA veu ls
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AT Nashville. on ihs 2Ssh of June. General
] DEL A Battle. rcbc. State Treasurer. and Rob,
l. Caruthers. successor 10 Harris as rebel Gov
ernor Of Tennessee. we're brough. before Judge
G 7. Twigg. 90 writ OF Aabsas corpus. and
discharged on bail IN $4,000 each. Neil :
Brown arrived IN this city Yesterday evening. and
vas arrested by Marshal Glascock. taken before
Judge Trigg. and bound over TO appear for tri,l
a. the nsrt tern OF Court
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sURET0 REdULATEthe BOWELS
Depend spsn H. Is'1s'. -nl al. rs.' ysa'.sl,.s
Relief aud Health 10 Your Iniants

W have pat up aud sola th srisisfsF over no yesr
aud CAN SAY IN CONfibkkck AND TRUTH u ID What
have never been able 90 say 81 other medicine
NEVER HAS IT VALID IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
INFECT Cuhk, when timely used. Never did
know instance ef Dissatisfaction W any who used
H. On the contrary, ell dsns Md With Ne epsfs.
tons aud speak IN terms Of o ~ msgtcsl
effects aud medical virtues. We spesk IN this matter
"MIiAT VIZ do KNOW" after 10 years experience,
AND PLEDGE Ouh RfruTATiON tOR the fui.fIi..
MINT OF WHAT VIZ HERk DsCLARD. Ia almost
every instance where the infant u suffering ron pain
aud exhaustion, relief will be found IN hsen oftvspy
minutes after the syrup IL administered.
Pull directions Tor usng will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile u CURTIS PER.
kiNs. New York. IL on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throngbest the world
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the Rev; }. s. Holm, ps.sor ofts Pi.rsponi STREE
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n. Y. 20 te Journal snd
- ,s,, Jlne'nas o. and SPEAK, vsIa,. n AVER
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR cHIIDRys ,HrTrTS
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Printing Office for Sale.

q P.RsT CLASS OfficE AND MATERIAL via A
"A eonplsts set % JOB Type, h6sral patronage sni
Gcaisd al enc Of The best poiats IA the state for
Weekly Newspaper. 10 odered ior sale on reasenshls
terms.
Ter particulars insaire at the ssntinel oacs None
tn, DEMOCRAT need apply is7S. din
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Do NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETwYFH
your suffering child aud the relief that ~ be absolute
ly sure 70 follow the use OF MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTH
INC SYRUP IL eorrects scidiiy OF the stomach r.ey,s
wind ebolie regulates the bowels softsps an. yv,rs
gives rest 10 the mother and health 10 the child
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COPARTNERSuIP
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF lsDIAsA/
BuREAg or FINANCE.
lSDfAyAPoLIs. June -, 1854
INDIANA OFFICERS who have been are serylngn
the army are Informed that their Ordnance Returns
s be made up ami pfs~-ated 70 the proper Department
and certificates OF acqutiApee obtained ree If cAarge
by applying 10 Mr. L. y. Rocker. Chief CLERK State Ord
nance Department Office up stairs vNens' hAr<-
store No. 81 wes Washington street Indianapolis
By making returns sboss directed o1csrs Will not
OILY all fees BIT they vii be able 20 settle with the
Government and draw their pay from TO three
months earlier thsnu the hnsipess Il entrusted Cism
Agents.
BY order ofGovsrroS souros.
n. "a. 1ERkFil,
s96-f tnsncis Secr~,sry.
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DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wISsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethlng. II has been
used for 30 years with failing safety and
by millions Of mothers for their children. II
aodty Of the stomach. relieves wind eholc, regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort TO mother
and child. Once Nc - Day street, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-01

LIZ The Cincinnati Commercial says that
SHrasAs has selected that city 80 bis
future place Of residence
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Rest. Health and Comfort Ou
Mother and Child.

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chficrvs
teethins, softens the gums reduces Inflammation al
lays all pain, and wind choic Perfectly safe m
all cases We would say 10 every mother Who has .
suffering child do not LEI your prejudice the preu
dioes OF Others stand between you and your suffering
child and the relief that will be absostely
sure-to follow the Of this medicine ftiusy used
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HoRss.rAMiNo.
II A d II II " A q l. II.
Great Attraction for tho 4ih Of July,
-. n, % \ u u v,
the GREAT AMERICAN HORSE Tanner,
Tar sphhrfh ~
The Woriasttenaw ned ".su,ses &"
viii sise ssFss ei BE PepslaF ssa ialsfss,es
LECTURES On n0RsE.TAMlNC,
AZ THg
~ n ~ ~ 10 ~ n q 4. 10.
"a MONDAY anA TUESDAY AFTERNOONS and
EVENINGS JplN aa aHa ga
These Lectures will ee@e'ss esapls's slaeli.,lsn II
RAhff'a Rffl0FsT TREATMENT,
demonstrated by
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS,
w. W. THRILLING EXPERIMENT.
''' WIN AND VICIOUS noRsKs,
the property " persons residing here % 10 the sIeaiy,
will prove the
EFFICACY AND SUPERIORITY on MS SYSTEM
over all others, showing that by means. based on
THK LAW OF KINDNESS,
aad Invested Of the shadow ~ cruelty haF
TIM MOST VICIOUS AND uSnRoKFs HoRsRs
can he made doeile obedent knd aud gentle obeyng
every command, word aud look Of their master, and
COMPLETELY suasRRvIrSr TO MS Will.
Mr., Raey has had the honor oi demonstrating his
system before
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED PERSONS IN AMERICA,
$ well a. before
QusEN VICTORIA AM PRINCE ALBERT,
RIVAL rRRsoNAGks of ruRorf,
from all whom he has received the
MOST DISTINGUISHED MARKS OF APPROPRIATION
ni- lectures Ia the Atlantic clss have invariably been
attended by
REFlNEp. FASHIONABLE AND iNrEl.Li0RNr Au-
DlkNCEs,
snd I, l. a source Of self. qualification that
rnE LADIES
have always honoted him by their presence, and have
invariably manifested the
GREATEST INTEREST AND PLEASURE
| In the exhibition of the wonderful aud extremely
INTERESTING AND SENSATIONAL EXPERIMENTS,
by means Of which he demonstrates tho infabily and
MS ORIGINAL SYSTEM
In tho eoarse Of his lectures M Rar,y will give In.
efrstng and graphic account ~ bis frat interview with
aud subsequent suejaga'ion of
TuE FAMOUS HORSE "CRulsGR."
The mos, vicious horse ever knowp,
Admission, 30 Cs Hcservra seats,~t
A MATINEE on Afternoons ~ oeloek
tleksta for hale at the two Music NJ res, and ~
/ the Drug stores of Stewart Morgan aud browning A
/ sloan,
! I'm n Person. owning wild. unmanageabls badly
hfoaen, ot vicious horses mnes invited Il leave
them at tho stable Of ssHt Attss, ~ the rear Of the
New York Store. or before saturday preceding the
| Exhibition. lr9p. dot
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Price only 50 Cents n Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following 4. sn es,tsct from letter written ~
the hev, ", a. weisrf, o. The osfnsn Reformed Mes
sengef, ~ Chsmbsfsbuig, Pa
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ialls .lissiiss tfssitss' W.
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ron CHILDREN TEErHIN0.

WALSH sHssly lsesll1sss lks pgefs. " issgtlss, w
sehseias she sssas Esasslas slfaas@ssues, w sllss
Att Fab sAa spss@aalf selies, sAais
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young man. whose death is much regretted
Richmond Republican.
HEAVY RoBsEEr-S22 900 STOLEN FRon A
FARMER An, old farmer from Carroll county,
named Jacob Wolf was robbed yesterday even
ing, while route from the station To his home,
of S23 000. lie had just returned from Delphi.
where he had sold his farm for the sum above
stated The old gentleman yelled 10 superior
numbers, and disgorged the whole amount with
out any further argument. Mr. Wolf has offered
a reward of So, 200 for the arrest of the robbers
As yet no traces have been coyered.-Lafay-
cite Courier.
The CEoPs AND HARvEsr.-The wheat bar
vest will be nearly over this week There are
some fields OF good wheat but more so badly eff
fected by rust aud smut as 20 be of little value
While it is impossible to arrive at any definite
ides of the average yield. we think il may safely
be put down at something over half the usual
amount; and We hope it may turn out better than
the accounts we get would lead us 20 believe
Oven County Journal.
We do not remember a season for MANY
years past. when the weather has been more ia.
vora6le during the harvest than the present The
farmers have been able 10 save their wheat and
barley crops without the slightest loss or any
extra labor: .nd the abundant yield has largely
rewarded their labors Ram has fallen in su nj
Gent quantities and at proper intervals through.
out the season. and the crops now 10 the ground
particularly corn and potatoes. look remark ably
promisng.-N. A. Ledger
The rainy season Of the past day or two will
be injurious TO the wheat harvest throughou; this
part of the country --Terre Hsuie Journal.
We regret 10 learn that the farmers in IN .
county Dearborn are making many com
plants IN regard 10 the wheat crop We are in
formed that in Clay. Washington. Sparta. Hogan
aud Manchester aud in portions OF other town.
sbips. on many farms the crop Is an entire
failure while IN other instances it il greatly
damaged Thir resul, has been produced by an
insect called the red wevl. o. "midge ~ I,
attacked the wheat a. the time the kernal began
10 form. and before il could harden, the insec,
consumed !, From all we can learn. We think
there will not be over half crop in the coun-
try We hope this evil does lot prevail through
out the State -LAwfenceburgh Register.
correspondent, passing over the line OF
road from Fort Wayne to Richmond. BY ,hi.
city. remarks OF the crops:
" The wheat looks well between For, wayne
and Peru for the mos; part. add poor between
there and indianapolis Between the latter
place aud Richmond IL il generally good Corn
all along the road is backward. but the weather
has lately been highly favorable. and We NAV
look for an abundant crop. Fruit scare every.
where
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAfLy--sOR GENTLEMEN
only AT the New York Museum Of Anatomy 6l5 Broad
way Parties unable attend these lectures have them
Forwarded receipt Of SsexeASy o.
New York Mussuxn Of AoAiamv.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

AN ASSORTED STOCK or SUPERIOR BILLIARD ia.
~ bes vita end Gct4, reduced prices also
trim tnings n Bwi fenoyc 10 Canal and Cen
Ire els La Of hAy. a. DECk sS, lA Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

NLW YUKk MD HAkLEN kAILEUAU.
Trains for Albany. Troy aud saratoga Springs slso
connecting with he North and West, leave Twenty sixth
street depot at 10 A. N. ani< A. ".
Tickets may be procured n the n-ce- OF Wc-tcofe FIR
press iu New York and Brupsy bagrage checked FROM
thercsdence 10 al rons GA ' road sud ~ oonno cona
CTgAMEE r. Y. ARNt vSMITiI.-Os AND AFTER
y Monday Aurl 10 the aNotr steamer WIN leave pi.l -
East river trCck snp Tor Bnfle DOrk Fort fcl sor,
Grent Neck, Ssuds Point. Chen Cove. Motifs tl.ps
wood and Rosiyn afternoon rr.Ja ercepted) IN
l.. NJ until May nest Returning WI leave Rotyn st Z
O'Clock A. A. Stages for Locust valley and oyster Bay
meet with the boat at Glen Cove.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
EXCURSIONS.

TARLEM RiyER--PLEAsANr AND CHEAP ENCUY-
III High Bridge and Kingsbtrr. The Harlem and
Spuyten Duyvil hayig alton Coupsnys 1lLR VIA
resume hor usual tps on Harlem rrr ne 10th instant,
leaving Third avenue and t31 street AcConbRi
High Bridge and Knsshtidse ing tp and from New
York with Third avenue and New York and Harlem
boat Time tables on board "a. oce Haren
HARLAN, April ~, 1868. d. ID. JAHsLEy, Asst Supt
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

SITUATION WANrED--Bi A kESFECfASLE GIRL,
n ws and lioui g q geoq Ian cooh ana an "a
e,.t we cr runcr: good city reference. Call at
IS e s between 81 Lel oA a'a, hIss door, front
room
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

yyJANTED-BY MOST RESPECTABLE WOMAN A
w strGnn 20 do general hpu eHlrs On smsl private
family: uud prefer tue gIurt. j. good llih couS,
xahcr uoncr; has guId tartnces tnh ne seen Ior
two days l55 West " "a st., 2qr, between IN Ad o'i
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

AZ ANERlCAE FEMALE WISHES A SITUATION
II wtn .ny goias u California before or by the LIST
day HCaQ be willing to assist the cabin for
-c rae scry pest os to character
Isel Address M. c., No. Front ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES A sITuA.>
- tou h1 .eseeper. - capable and experienced;
,,4 ,t -cereAsa; w4oweg preferred Gail at or ad-
--ssa iiou-cSceper, Sli Greenwich -.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
DENTISTRY.


MOST WONDERFUL DlsCOIERY-TEErH Ex..
~ traced without pain charge. beautiful Teeth
serted 81 each Operations warranted. i. JAY vIIAEES
l55 Grand street, two blocks from broadway.
NOLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION EXTRACT TEETH
~ without pain with the ior all from three "a
scvcnys, years never failure never an accident; Che
most delicate can inhaeit with safety o6cc Cooper In-
stutc.
(OLD IS DOWN.-ALL PERSONS REQUIRING AR"
NJ uncsl Teeth should visit the show roous u the Aueif
can Artificial Teeth Company. Dentists, 81 East FOURTH
street corner of Bowery.
AARTELf, DENTIST NO w BROADWAY, below
ln Twenty first sree-A rubber set OF Teeth SO four
Teeth silver rubber So four on gold, 81 Pearl ans
porcelain filing 20 cents 10 VI.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

~ OF the CITY Han corner Of Franklort and William
streets. 2J) Rooms neatly furnished One
5Je per day 81 30 IS per week House open
ell night
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
SITUATIONS yvAsrED-FEMALEs.

A NUNBER or WE'LL RECOAhEhDED GERMAN
n ~,,l. st t.lat.ous 10 general nouse~OrA, AZ
lrS LONES Oernln INSTITUTE IL Stanton ST., near the
bowery.
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

RrspP,TARLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
~ III = rlnlla aud Has objeciJn 10 tsar
= - m -id.sn. gAu be at her present place. 40
ksrury e., B-oasiyn
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

4. srq,rr ZION lgANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
r,erriad aud mistress MISTRESS and chids
S b,l OF given Call a. west 4gth st, os-
tAt-u OH and .tl aYa-
The New York herald., 1865-04-14
sHIPPING.

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, TOUCHING
- Queenstown Cork hnrhorl. The Liverpool New 70 ,
aud Philadelphia Steamship Company (fnInan Lne) carr
ing the United States mails intend despatching their MA
powered Clyde built iron steamships az follows
IrNA Saturday Aprfi u
EDlS3ukGH H. Saturday, April 20
and every succeeding Saturday at noon pier a. NorsA
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

A GENTLEMAN AND Ills WIFE CAN FIND GOOD
"A Board, Bergen Hll, I'm a private family; no other
bosrders taken; best Of references required Address
zen, Ler.ld once
The New York herald., 1865-04-14

fi,O DRUGGISIS-A STEADY. SOBER AND Ac-
4 i've young man. WAC unoessands the husiaess welt,
wishes esasem-nt and give ghest
n the city, Address j. D. a., Herald Ollce.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

RIOT AT CHESTER. Darlington
Southe'-ner, of the 26th uftimo, has a
statement that riot occurred at Ches-
ter G. H., in this State, on the 10Th,
between colored soldiers and citizens.
We give the statement as it appears
ia the .So,therner: A
It appears that on the day named,
12th,) many of the citizens from ali
parts of the District had met on spe-
cial public business, and among them
many who had been in the Confede-
rate army. Colored troops who were
stationed there took every opportunity
of insulting them by jostling against
them, or saying something very often.
sive. Eventually, the parties insulted
were forced to resent the indignities
put upon them, and q general fight
took place between the citizens and
the negro troops, in which three of
the latter were killed, and Many on
both sides wounded. AS soon as the
riot was quelled, the Provost-Marshal
sent the troops from town.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

FnEE1afEss LABoR.-We had an
interview, yesterday morning, with o
couple of Broad River planters, who
report that the negroes are every
where abandoning, the plantations and
repairing TO the towns. They do not
even wait to receive their proportions
of the crop. We take it for granted
that the military authorities, at the
several garrisons, will see to this
matter before we are utterly overrrfn.
Already the negroes of this town are
in each others way, and hundreds fail
to find employment, even wheresthay
offer their services for their daily
bread alone. What condition of
thingswin follow from this crowding
of the towns, smay be- conjectured
when the winter sets in, and when
clothing and shelter and fuel shall be
even more scarce than food.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

DECISION OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
INTERNAL Revenue IN REGARD TO
SPECIFIC LEGAcEs IN GoLD.-The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue to-
day decided that while under the
terms of a. will the legatee can de-
mand of the executor the delivery of
gold, he cannot be held to receive a
legacy of money merely; for in such
case the executor would be discharged
by payment in currency. It must,
therefore, be treated as a specific
legacy, the. Clear value in currency of
which at that time the legatee re-
ceived ibwould be taxable. When an
allowance over and above the valua-
ton Of a specific legacy on which the
tax had been paid is afterward real
lied by the sde of such specific
legacy, SUCH advance is regarded as
neither taxab1 legacy ndEincome.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

The OATH OF OFFICE the
Government of the United States, by
an Act of Congress passed in 1862, no
man can hold Office save he take the
following oath:
I, - do .solemnly swear (or
afirm) that I have never voluntarily
borne arms against the United States
since I have been a citizen thereof;
that + hsve voluntarily given noa aid,
countenance, counsel or encourage
ment to persons engaged in armed
hostility thereto; that I have never
sought, nor accepted, nor attempted
to exercise the functions of any Office
%hatever, unde any authority, or
pretended authority, in armed hostil-
ty to the United States; that I have
not yielded voluntary support to-
any pretended Government authority,
power or constitution, within the
United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

Three cargoes of railroad iron have
reached Charleston within q few days,
designed for the South Carolina Rail
road, the officers of which seem reso-
lutte to make up for lost time, and are
pushing upwards with steam impulse
and race-horse fervor. We hope to
see them soon, painting, putting, snort
ing and blowing. at the well known
station ON Bridge street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

The cholera RACES as an epidemic in
Constantinople and Cairo, the deaths
daily, in the former city, being $50,
and in the latter, 600! The Demon of
the Scourge is on the wing-is in the
winds. Let the intemperate beware.
They have ever been the chief suffer
ers..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

The New CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA.
For s. synopsis of this instrument,
the reader is referred to our first page,
where we have abridged an article
from the Richmond It TSinses. We COM
mend it to the perusal of all classes of
our readers, and especially to the
members elect of the Convention of
this State. It may assist them in their
deliberations on the several constitu-
tional topics which are likely t6 arise
during their session, and may inform
them on all.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

FIRE IN CHARLESTON. The dwelling
house of Mrs. Dallas-a brick house
on Queen street:-was destroyed by fire
on~Friday last, and SO rapid were the
flames that the inmates narrowly made
their escape through the windows.
The house was insured at w. B. He
riots agency for 81, 200, as was also
some tobacco to the value of $500, on
the same premises. The flames COM
municated to building on the East,
adjoining, belonging to the estate of
Harvey, and occupied by one Irving
Chester, colored man. The building
was saved, with the loss ofxits roof.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

By the wiz of the late Marchioness
of Londonderry, which places all her
property at compound interest for the
next twenty-one years, the then Earl
yane will be the richest man in Eng-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

The funded debt of the city of New
York, represented by the bonds and
stocks of the corporation on the first
OF February, was $50, 658, 676.50.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-05

New ADvERr1sEMESrs:- Attentions called
to the following advertisements, which are
published for the first time this morning:
Jacob Bcll-Citation.
Medical College Of the State of S. C.
Vim. Cronenberg- Maker, etc.
Durbec s. Walter-Cottage for Sale.
Apply at this Office-House Wanted.
4. PalmcrLOld Copper, ETC., Wanted.
Gov. v.'Pcrry-Proclamation
&c Headquarters at Columbia.
Notice to Attorney -General.
p: E. Jackson-New and Desirable Goods.
Mons. and Mad. Dovilliers ,cMusic, &C.