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Personal.
WANTED OF

INFORMATION WANTED of
/ juan FORESTER. When last heard from
he waSia Columbus, Georgia, about the LIST oil
MARI last, Any information concerning him
will D. thankfully received by .,,-,
GEORGE FORESTER.
Richmond Post Office.
Georgia papers please copy. Ielo--lt-
A NY INFORMATION CONCERNING Z. A.
N POOL, sOth Virginia Volunteers, Corses
Brigade, who was wounded the 3lst OF March,
near tie Five Forks, in Dinwiddie county, Will
lie thankfully received by his distressed sister.-
Address MARY Pool, Fredericksburg, va,
through Fredericksburg p. y. lje lo-2.r
INFORMATION WANTED OF LOUISA JOHNSON
i (coloredl, wife Of Monroe johnson. sall woman
Wa solI 40 20 10 Richmond, Va. In the Spring OF leo2.
W. H. W. MITCHELL,
Office of Prov. Mar, I'd Cong. DIST,
is-jso. New York.
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TRADE At NEW YORK.

The New York Time, say:
The Import Entries the past week, including the
Dry Goods Return IN cur last paper amount 10 - CO.,
i5C against the total entries OF 10 52 week
last year The Export Clearance. Of Domestic Produce
amount a. ,Io2 against - s39l'O week last
year. The Export OF specie amounts 10 S2r79, 3OB,
against a. $780, 900 same week last year. The Customs
coa.iwise aud by railroad, 5.l bales The number
of Immigrant passenger. arrived during the week Ia
- l1p
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CHRISTIAN, LEA - co.

CHRISTIAN, LEA - co.
No 6J Main street.
IN Bells GIBS0N'S OLD RYE WHISKY
CU 90 bbls Gem of Kentucky, Old Bourbon
So DO pure Old Rye
10 18 casks Pinet Castellon q Co.
Rrandy
10 IA casks Old Port Wine
10 IA do Sherry, very fine
100 cases extra fine Caret
100 dozen Muir x Sons Sparkling Ale
50 cases Alsop's do do
5O baskets Hedsick Champagne, quarts
and PITTS
90 baskets "star" Champagne, quarts
AID pints
10 cases Utard, Dupuy y Co. Cognac
10 do Sherry Wine
IN do Gin Cocktail
90 do Ale pints
% do Gibson's Nectar Whisky
% do do Old Bourbon
ALSO,
10 N Cigars, various grades.
iaI0-H
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MRs LINCOLN's MEANs.-lt Is not true, rays
The Tribnne-far from it-thsi "the late President
Len an annie fortune" On the contrary, We hap
pea 10 know that Mr. LincOln's executor and
nearest friend, u. 5. Judge Daniel Davis, OF
Illinois. after taking an account OF the estate has
noticed Ms. J.. that she cannot afford 70 keep
house on her means, but must board.
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AUCTrOr saLEs-ThIs Day.

AUCTION SALE TO-DAY
By TARDY Il WILLIAMS, No. s Main street.
NTE ask particular attention to our sale To-
w DAY at II o'clock, which will, in part
embrace as follows:
~ hhds Bacon Sides
30 kegs Lard
80 bbs Herrings
81 hall bbls do.
100 bbls Flour, superhne aud extra
100 boxes Soaps, assorted
81 boxes Adamantine Candles
10 pockets prime Java Coffee
20 bags Rio Coffee
81 boxes Cheese
100 bis Brown Sugar
b0 bbls S,rup
81 bbls Vinegar
90 lbs Indigo
Ground Pepper, Mustard, Buckets
Brooms, Window Glass
English Walnuts, Figs, &C.. &C., &c,
Besides many other articles very desirable, but
too numerous 10 be herein specified
TARDY Il WILLIAMS,
No. Main street..
T.W. KEEsEE, Salesman. jei5-lt
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RICHMOND WING.
MoRNING....JUNE IS, Isss.

50 PERSONS ARRIVING ~ RICHMOND, WHO
have copies Of late newspapers from Lynchburg' Dan
vie or interior places further south, will oblige The
editor Of the vac BY sending them TO this ofioe.
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L. C.OTnSyHTH.

ID ESPECrFULLY invites his friends and pat.
III rons to his new establishment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods and FANCY
NOTIONS, which he offers at wholeslleand retail.
Country merchants supplied at New York prices,
Store on Franklin street below Ballard House,
directly opposite the Canterbury, jeS-am
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T1oR SALE, 800 Acres of Land, lying in
two adjoining tracts, one of 700 acres, the
other 500. each farm containing 800 acres e
cleared land, with fifty of fat or low ground
the rest of the land in good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses out houses, orchards, and every convent.
ence to suit two families. The land is well
adapted TO the cultivation Of wheat, corn, to-
bacco, grass, and the various products Of this
section of the country. This land is so miles
west of Richmond, Z miles from the James River
Canal. A rare opportunity is offered for invest
msnt For further particulars apply at the Wesis
ofice, FsS
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In the gallery Of the theatre in Crow street,
Dublin, one light, 8 coal porter made himself
disagreeable. There was yell OF lhr9s nm
over followed by the exquisitely drowl addition
Don't waste him; kill fiddler Wid him.
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HOWELL ~ REsOTHERs,
Manufacturers Of

GOLD WINDOW SHADES, r,,,
CURTAIN PAPERS, DC.
E-0rders by mail promptly auehaoa ',,;, NO.
260 Baltimore st., opposite Hsn'Ser' pt''lp''e'
jslQ-2m
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CHOICE OLD WINES, HI.
" QUORS AND CIGARS, PORTER, ALES,
&C., &c.-The attention of dealers, families and
connoisseurs centrally is respectfully called to
my We | selected stock of WINES, LIQUORS and
CIGARS; pure old Hennessey Brandy, for medi-
cinal use, Vintage 1851; old M,rtell Brandy,
pale and dark cd Family Rye Bourbon and
Mountain Whisky; Holland Gin; fine old Sher-
~, pale and brown old Port aad Madeira Wines;
Champagnes, Green Seal" "Heidsick" and
other brands. Ales and Fancy Liquors, in bot
ties and cases, such as Brandy SIN ash" "a SPLEEN
did remedy for diarrteal Eye-0pener," London
Cordial Gin, Gin Cocktail" Old Plantation Bit
tiers o. X, 1910. HAVANA and Domestic Cigars
in endless variety, and all at the most reasonable
prices. II. GRAu,
No. under Exchange Hotel,
l4th street, Chickens old stand)
where that gentleman may still be found, ready
and willing las in days Of yore) to accommodate
his friends aud the public with some of the BEST
things in the country. Jel3-lw
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GOLD AyphTOCKs.

GOLD AND AIOCKs.
The heavy shipments of goldNsDhtinue to affect the
gold market. At tho First Board, New York. Tuesday
gold sold li 81, u S. S-2Os 1913, Va. skies sI ~ C.
skies In Baltimore Tuesday, gold sold from l420
Ii2 ia; IS, 900 Tenn bonds %
The n. \. Time' Of Monday (P. NJ says:
The average Of Gold in the Bank of New York W here
most OF the Bankers in the Foreign Exchanges and the
Bullion Brokers keep their accounts stood on
June3, S7Js9,G7
June no. 500, SIT
Decrease 81, GA, $50
Decrease in other Banks l,23i,s53
Total decrease, 80, ga
There was q rise OF per cent. the price OF Gold
to-day The market opened firm az IL - aud rapidly
advanced to liD 3I e cent against l3 81 ~ cent
saturday night. The export demand continues active,
and The available supply at Banks Is nearly three
millions lower than at the beginning OF last week,
holders disposed avail Ola advancing premium.
Bills on London 10 llWllO 3s fl cent. Tor Gold.
The combined stool, Of Gold at Bank and in the Urea
sury Office Is stl about fOry-twO millions, but the
heavy balances 10 the Treasury ONCE will not be avail
able IN the market until about the lst July when the
alt-yeuTy Gold Interest $50 ssb2ts Ot and =
cent Funded Debt falls due the amount OF g. 49,
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GREEN & ALLEN,
HurIDBRS.
Cnrnnr OF Gracn and TN

Corner OF Grace and 1th SIS,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public gen
eraIly that they are prepared usual contract To
mild i'm tho shortest possible time lron Brownstone,
stock Brick Masc and Succeed Front Buildings; also
all kinds Of Wood Building, In The city and eountrys
....v
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DEATH OF xARsHlL MAexAv.

From the Times Paris Correspondent May 80.
Marshal Magnan, who had been suffering for
some weeks past from peritonitis died yesterday
afternoon, in his 74th year. He was born in Pa.
us in October, 1871, he salisted as private
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUSE II, l'sj.


Steamer NJ Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mail, mds.
and pars., W. C. Smith.
steamer Dictator, bearing, Norfolk mail, mdse. and
passengers, Hsskins BridgfOrd.
Steamer Red jacket, Adams, City Point, mail aud
steamer winResumet, Jackson, City Point governut
forage
stores, , - A.,
Steamer Florence, Franklin, Timmous, Snow nil,
stesmsr GeergiGnna, Pearson, Norfolk, mdse. and
passengers, W. G. smith.
pass, Haskins L Brdgi0rd.
steHmsr Red Jacket, Adams City Point malt and
schooner John lafnan, City Point, light.
Schooner Brunette
Schooner D. Bt.taiu,
schooSer ). 7. Wines, Hulsc New York, tobacco 3.
Schooner E. Niekeron, Crowelli Fortres. Monroe,
steamer Tho. \. Morgan, Edgar, Poin. lockout,
govt orders.
pass, D. 3 w. Currie
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AUCTION sALEs-Yuture nay.

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON North SIDE
v OF MAIN STREET, "a few doors below st
Charles Hotel) FOR SALE AT AUCTION. On
MONDAY, 10Th June, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ. We will
sell ct auction, upon the premises, the property
located Gs above, AMI now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Isaac A. Goddin.
It fronts % IL feet End runs back about 100
feet 70 q wide alley, and is = valuable business
stand.
The upper part of the house is adapted for the
accommodation OF family.
Terms at sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
je l3-td AuctiOneers.
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C. ?. & J. il. WORD,
Tobacco and General Commits
sion Merchants,

'TOIDnCCO HnN t1FHFFHI NOHuNIISs
sion Merchants,
Corner Seventh and Canal SITS, Richmond Va,
JTAyE for sale, on consignment, large lot Of
IL Manufactured Tobacco in pounds, half
pounds. ayes and tens of the best manufactures
of Virginia ami North Carolina.
Also, on consignment, superior Old Whisky,
Brandles and Wines. Old Port Sherry and Ma
deira in casks, and Claret in cases, very supe'
rior all of which will be sod low to close con.
sgnments.
vited to eiys MS cal.
All kinds of Country Produce received on con-
sipnment, and our personal attention given to
ali business intrusted 10 our care.
Goods received on storage at reasonable rates.
ie9-eod4w c. Z. * J. II. WORD.
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WE CALI. THE ATTENTION
w of the public to the ready
COMPOSITION ROOFING,
wing been in use for more than fifteen years,

HAVING Detl IN use lot MUIe VHdH HIIeeH yeHIsi
for the
ROOFING OF BUILDINGS
OF all classes, in all climates cid or new. For
uniformity of quality, completeness of finish, ia.
cility of application cheapness and durability
we invite a thorough trial. We call attention to
few points. 1t is the msst durable of all Com
position Roofs. 1t Ia not affected injuriously by
HEAT or COLD. 1t is perfectly lre-proof against
falling Goals and burning fragments from build
ings oa fire. 1t can be walked upon without in
Jury to the roofing. It is readily applied to old
Single Roofs without removal Of old single.
The weight is only about one-third of that of
gravel roofing, Thereby saving in cost of timbers.
Cutters can he formed of this material. Call
and see sample Of the Roofing before using any
other. GREEN ALLEN,
Builders, corner OF Grace and 18th streets.
mv9I- eOdSw
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AIEnICAL COLLEGE OF VIR.

NTEDICAL COLLEEE OF WIZ.
IM GINIA.-A meeting of the Board of Visi-
tors of the Medical College OF Virginia VIII be
held AZ the College on WEDNESDAY,, July -, to
eli the vacancy in the Chair Of Obstetrics crea-
ted by the death of Professor Conway, and that
in the Chair of Surgery, created by the death of
Professor Gibson. Applications, accompanied
by proper testimonials, may be addressed to the
Board of Visitors, care OF the undersigned.
- l.. S. J0YNES, M. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond, June r. 1865. lie l3-3w
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MASON a. EHANILIN's Cabinet

III Organs.-Powerful and cheap-loud
voiced and low priced-for parlors, schools and
churches These instruments have the automat-
ic swell, knee stop, and double bellows and are
the finest instruments now made. Steinway &
Sons celebrated Piano Fortes of every style for
sale by CHARLES S. BENTEEN,
Agent for the above Factories,
No, 80 W, FayettG St. Baltimore Nd,
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/ EXTINCTION Law sCHOOL.-

T ExINGTON LAW sCRgOOL.-l
~ propose 10 ie.open my Law SCHOOL, At
The pan Of instruction will bs the same al that
formerly adopted, with highly encouraging sue.
Cess, the length Of the session being extended to
nine moaths. Gentlemen proposing to place
themsevcs urdeI ny instruction are respectfully
sole It'd TO give early notice of their intention.
TEXT BooEs.-Stephen's Commentaries, 10.
max's Digest Greenleaf on Evidence Stephens
on Pleading Kent's Commentaries, Matthews Di.
gest and Adams Equity.
The fee for the course will be siG0-one moiety
PAYABLE ia advance, and the residue on the Ist
October. J w. BROCkENBROUGH
Lexington Va, June 9th, 1865. iel2-6t
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Wy w. SNEAD,
W. LOCKSNTFH AND BELL HANGER,
Having resumed business again, is prepared to
repair Iron Safe Locks, Bank Prison, Store Door
and Dwelling House Locks.
Bells hung or repaired on reasonable terms.
Shop on Ninth street, near Main. jel4 lw
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BOARD.

STRAYEp OR sToLEN-FsOn the sabscsl,
- ber, siSos the 18Th instant, medium siE 4
biiadls COW, with rather long horns. and
white siEeak down her back. Any Information
concerning her will meet With liberal reward,
iei5-2t GEO. /. GWATHNEY.
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OWNERS OF WILLS, EACTO.
" RIES FARMS and other Real Estate, wish.
ing 90 call the attention -! Northern capitalists
to the same with view OF selling, will find the
BOSTON Mann ADVERTISER
| the best medium Tor that purpose.
Refer to Fabian, Ryan ~ Farrell, Richmond.
G.. HALE Il CO.,
jel4-law3m. Boston, Massachusetts,.
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Shipping News.
STEAMERS TO SAIL.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY, JUNEls.
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The London Globe says:

"Tbe Emperor Napoleon has done a strong thing
but tia. ia nothing new in his political career lie
has publicly and severely censu-ed his cousin
Jerome. the receatspeech Of that Prince at Aiac
cio has attracted attention from all sides. Ii an.
peared in full in one French Journal it was alto.
Rether excluded from the Mcnlteur. 80 ooe knew
exactly what 70 make Of it, for while it INDUCED
in tina; extravsgsnt laudstion Of the First Napo.
Icon, which is the orthodox creed, az least of the
BonsparSisS, It sets forth soma pretty 81 4 demo.
cratic views; snd what was more important, IL
contained sent ments plainly hostile 10 The policy
OF Tie Emperor on the American continent"
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THE Princes REILLY.

Prince NapoleOa los. no time in making a re
ply 10 the Imperial censure. The Presse was eX
elusive fAy red vita the document:
'sIRE In consequence OF your MAjestys letter
Of May %, and IFS publication in the MOniteur o.
this morning 1 resign the Vice Presidency OF the
Privy Council aud also the Presidency of the
Universal Exhibition OF 1861.
Accept, SIRE, the homage OF the profound GnC
lespectful attachment WITH which am Of YOU
Majesty, the most devoted cousin.
NApnr IppnNrr.N
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Queen Emma, of the Sandwich
Islands, has not only been ingratiating
herself with the religious, but also
with the literary critics Of London,
and has paid a visit to Tennyson, the
poet-laureate, the first honor of the
kind conferred by a royal parsonage
upon that poet
The New York Commissioners of
Health held a meeting on the 10th,
at which sanitary resolutions We're
adopted. They also resolved to send
circular to the citizens informing
them as to the best mode of preserv-
ing health.
CC'ouel Lubbock, Of Texas, late of
President Davis staff, and Colonel B.
n. Harrison, the latter's Private Sc
cretary, arc both still in confinement
at Fort Delaware Colonel Johnston,
who was also Of the staff, is at liberty
on parole.
The Philadelphia Lefiye,' says 4
Government detective, who has Just
returned from tour of observation
in Canada, says John G. Breckenridge
40 - iiit5 III NItD'tllt StCIt >loA tol-
Catharinc, Canada West.
Henry S. Foot, Of Tennessee, may
be seen daily at the Astor Library, in
New York, engaged upon his history
of the war, i'll which he proposes to
state the :tnti-Dayis side OF the w:lr.
1t is the general belief that there
viii not be two thousand bales Of
cotton gathered on tne banks OF the
Red River, from Shreveport to the
South.
The Mayor of Nashville has order
cd all saloons, restaurants, etc, fire.
qlented by negroes, to be closed at
Up. m., III order to put stop to the
constant rows that occur in that city.
y despatch has been received an
nouncing the death, from accidental
Snn-shot wound, OF W;iliam johnson,
only brother of the President, and
Late Collector ct Velasco, Texas
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him of treason. How could he be
convicted of treason ? Don't YOU
know that the relation of q Govern
ment to its people IS reciprocated, and
while citizen owes allegiance, the
Government owes protection? If the
Government withdraws its protection
absolutely, and arms the foe against
Its citizens, what title have they to the
allegiance OF that citizene No title
that would authorize them to punish
him. There is no court, and no fair
minded jury, under the sun, that
could find him guilty I have cited
tins individual case as type of many.
IHE DISTRICT COURTS NOTICING
the establishment of District Courts in
this State, to facilitate cases in which
coIored persons are interested, is
thus spoken of by the New York
Times: The idea of establishing such
a measure is good one, and we can
not doubt that, under this system, the
blacks will be allowed to give their
testimony before the courts of Justice.
The necessity for such a measure
arises from the fact that the present
laws of the State relating to negroes
are all based on the doctrines of
slavery, and still more from the pecu-
liar circumstances and a1tacedents of
the great body of the negroes. For
example, the laws made for the
whites, in regard to the marriage and
family relations, their duties and re-
sponslb1lltles, cannot at once in their
entirety, be applied to the blacks, for
the reason that the marriage and
family relations of the latter have
heretofore been, and still are, in the
greatest uncertainty and confusion.
So with the laws relating to their
holding of property and many 9th er
laws. We hope to see q code beari ng
upon all these matters, of such Justice
and humanity, established in South
Carolina, US to be q model for all the
other States Of the South.
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EXIT OF PAYMAsTERs--S SINGULAR
ALTERSATTE.-The Richmond cor
respondent of the New York Herald
says
In the case of Colonel Amos Binney,
paymaster of the United States volun-
teers, against whom serious charges
were instituted some weeks since, has
been granted the alternative, By PAY
lnaster-Genc:s:l Brice, Of restoring to
the Government the funds now al
legged to be 11nlawfully i'll his posses
sion, and being honorably discharged
from the service, or to appear before
court-martial and take the chances
of a trial and dishonorable dismissal.
1t is understood that Colonel Binnev
has not decided which course to pur-
sue, while the Paymaster-G General in
slsts upon one OF the other. The
seventeen paymasters implicated with
him are all out of the service.
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Dr. Jordon, editor of the Indian
apolls Gazette, who was one of the
most successful physicians in Cincin-
natl, IN 1S49, in the treatment of cho-
lera, speaks as follows, in his journal,
IN reference to that terrible plague
s. In all probability it (the cholera)
will be here next year, and it may be
early in the spring or summer We
have had some experience in the treat
mcnt Of this dreadful disease, in 1S49.
IN Cincinnati, as some of our readers
will probably recollect, and we found
one article Of very great Importance
that of prickly ash berries. We,
therefore, advise druggists every
where to secure as many of these ber-
rles rs they can, or at least reasona
BILE quantity. This can be done by
letting the country people know
about it, and they will gather them.
Should the cholera come we shall GER
talnly want some of these berries.
AS to the manner Of using them, it
WILL be time enough to speak of that
hereafter"
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Darlington Southe,me,..

Brig. Gen. Beverly II. Robertson
who commanded brigade of cavalry
during the late war and participated
in the campaigns of Virginia, North
Carolina, and Sonth Carolina, has
been appointed agent of the National
Express and Transportation Com
pany for the city OF Petersburg, and
has accepted the appointment. Gen.
r. is now in the city making the
necessary arrangements for the dis
charge ofhis duties.
Petersburg Express.
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MORE CHANGES. learn that
Gen. Bealis to be relieved by Brevet
Brig. Gen. Richardson, of the 25th
Ohio Veteran Vols We regret parting
with an officer who has been SO long
connected with the military manage
ment of our District, and hoped, so
long as We were TO nave garrison, Ire
might remain with us. He has, how
ever, our best wishes in whutever
sphere of action he may be called.
In private letter from a most
creditable source, we read that Gen.
Grant has ordered all the voluneteer
troops to be removed from the
Southern States.
Darlington Somhe,.mer.
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RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
L. G, CLARKE,
Washington Street. Opposite Old jail.

TOGETHER WITH
- D1BBONS. COLOGNE. TOILET pow
III DER. VERBENA WATER, TOIIE,
SOAPS, SOZODONT, DIAPER PINS. Toilet
Powder Boxes, Silk and Leather Belts. Cor
sets, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, Gloves.
Linen Braids, Tape, Shawls, Edgings, Bal
moral Skirts. Calicocs, Travelling Bags,
Portmonaics, Canton Flannel, Cassimeres
and Cloths, for Gents wear, Blankets, Hats.
Whalebone, Zephyr Worstcd, Black Eomba,
zine, Black French Mcrino, Black Alpaca,
B +. Diaper. Hnck. Diaper Cloak 0rna,
mcnts m and Trimmings, Serpentinc Silks and
W Morsted EraIds, Fancy, Pearl, Agate, Bone,
Metal and other Buttons, Shell and Inita
ton Tuck Combs. Dress Trimmings. Mar
erhnc Shawl Pins. Mcncfour, Ladies' Meri-
no Vests, Drawers ana pctticoats, Gilt and
jet Belt Buckles, iie..t's Morino Drawers
and Undervests, Waterfalls and Pads, Lace
Wells. Narcclil!c SILK. &c OCT %
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The Buffalo Com'iea, the mouth
piece, i'll Western New York, of the
Van Buren, Democracy, goes for the
assumption and payment of the rebel
debt, quietly trusting its party to
slaughter the Federal debt. 1t says:
eve vote for the Union and the pay
mcnt Of the war debt of both the
South and the North -
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY,

ID 3. GLASS has established, in conncc-
Il ton with the Book and Stationery
business, a general COMMISSION AGENCY
for the purchase and sale of Merchandise
OF every description, Bonds, Stocks, Real
Estate, &c.
Careful attention given to all business
entrusted to him.
Office, at present, on Plain street, nccr
Nickcrson's Hotel Nov