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PHoroesArHs.-Photogrsphs 0f Generals
Federal aud Confederate. The largest coll
lection in the vest, ior sale, wholesale and
retail. Remember lAs place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, 2sesdar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. msvs7-tg
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A IL psruons saufi.s1 slacha1is1, GERS, aaees.
~ aorfaI q IL or.isl 1Fr11-l laa .r-rl-u cr 70
nles-shlis q c1Israd rclid ~ aeI = csli e csf
o4,s. 10. e1j< aeTif fisrI street, and register
Psrsols dsslrlaa diaalaas "a q ths ulzns. ses
uETis-sns 9s1ezsi aEella
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Lasl rhanee ID RarEaIns.

The sutlor Goods at A. 8 NJ. Landsbsrg,
corner Public Square and Market aro now
being closed out These must be sold rc
gardless Of price. Now is your time 10 gat
great bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, 0ysteru, Eardines, notions
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
there.
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A foundry, car and carpentering es
tablishment has been insugCrated al
Atlanta, Ga. The Intelligeneer makes
the following remarks concerning it:
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FOURTH ooNaREss7oN,r. pIgrRIcr

We are authorised to announce EEnoSn O5opsa
Of ths county Of BEDFORD, As candidate 20 rsprs-
sent the people q ne FOurih C9HsTezsioual nis-
triets composed of The oountes oi 6les, Frsntiin,
Coffee, Csuuon, RutheHord Marshal, and Bedford.
"a ne Congress of The United sistes.
He WI address ths people Of the Distnct si the
following times and places
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GaEAr ATTRACTION at Cameron. Gisu &
Co's.,-super SIX Bfocade, French Groua-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mug'n Preach Jaoonois.
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Ihs Bridal Chambsr. a. F.ssv 81 v.--f..
snd Instruction or Young Men. 49,. ~ .,,,f-t
lania ifeaisnent ~ niseasss al tha rfinsTv 49,
eexiai -l.iema-6eui ree, Ia seaiad enreiare.'
Addressr ~. ]. sklLLIN H0ugHTUN. Ho.s-i
'-s .''-'eifaaA "a srria--iF
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CAHPHzLL A. acandidate for Congress m ne Fiith
Congressional District, composed Of the counties
q Davidson, williamson, Wilson, sumner. Rot-
ertson, and Cheatham. ie7
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies iakon In
three seconds y Mr.. Ferdinand, lho great
Baby Tanner, Il The Gallery Of ths Cumbsr-
and april-iE
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FIrra ooNsREssInN,I. nrsrprrr

FlfIh OON0hl1clQNAL DISTRICT.
We are authorized 10 announce n. n. BsIrs, a. =
candidate ior Congress in the Fiah Conarsssonal
District. eomposed o. the oouniies of williamson,
Daypison, Wilson. summer. R0isTtsoa and Cheat.
ham. iuaels-tds
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Pearl Miniatures, in on. or Water saiors
Set The genuine Al the Gallery q ths Gun.
oeriand. aprlI-u
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ooxYrDrnaTE AEnr cLoTHrsa

The Macon Telegraph Of The 5th inst,
says. Two hundred and thirteen cases
Of COnfsderaie army clothing were cap
tused at Augusta, and have been for
wArded 70 Savannah. Yet, during the
past winter, nOtFithnsndiag sbis large
amount VS. on hand, thousands Of rag
rod sosdiers Of the Confsderats army
passed through Augusta. who we're un-
able 10 obtain clothing % mske them
eousorssble What coameutary On
oHeial phiiznihroPhy nad ssieseBcyl
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The Worlds Great Remedy.

"Dr. sEayne's Blood Purifying Plnaees."
"Dr. sNayne's Blood Purifying Psnaoea-"
"Dr. sNayne's Blood Punlgng pacanean
"Dr. sEayue's Biood-Puufying Pauacoa.r'
"Dr. SEaynea Blo0d- Purifying Panasea."
"br. 5Hayne's Blo0d-rlluiying Panscea.n
lia reputation for curing scroflla, Old ulcers. hr
Joint complaint, uiceratcd scre throaf white saoi
ing. dark hlotches defects 10 the shin, bols vel
low skin, marasmus or wasting flesh, rheunaud
Affections, pains IN the houes &o b without raFal
ieL The weak ana debilEaied, or any disease of !
scroiul0Ds nature, it II sure 70 DO good, a. ths
many tn0uland testimonials from al psrts Of the
world VII proves nothing ever discovered can com
pare with it IN curing thaf class OF disordefa
Mercunal and -yphiiitc Diseases Of short or lons
standing-n0thing has ever proved 20 enectual d
completely eradeating every Festigs of these dan.
gerous c0mplaInis.
Chrome Esypeias Of the Fsce is cured 70 { rrsa.
csrtautF.
Dark blotehas or defects Ia the skin, olsn time,
appear. The ''Panacea" and "UinIuaut' Hili cisai
the skin, and E.re more youthful complexion.
To BE- sure Of getting ths pure and genuine Pan
aeea, purchase direct a. the principal ciics oi Dr.
SEayns Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philsdeiph.a
o. q the Drug Store of
VI. AC. v. SMITH, Druggsta,
Cor. Church and Vins -. Naahyills
mayl2-5m we'd .fgi. sun.
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an RaWard.

CTRtvED Ho-n Ne rssisnas ~ Ne sa..e5i'.i
- r9-,sr a V'ne Al Bel strseis, soqin ha-.-
~ % sunfaF uerung tae llta -, = - Z -. -
-s--,.5 - SER f5tie hss the iettef g tfsaa-
.i - - 80 -, siorf 10 o. Il Fesrs o3s, e w.
.-.5-v ,.-..a4 ,rtrirag order. BE Wss uolRh g.
Frrlisl Brsaz. hF a. 0a Lflllii1 isilile - -
- qTFe the atcfe fesard - sry fef7el - -
49,. - "a Ne Al nv restda1ae. of ai sl5 O1ce
- fssr str-at tstusa1 Casrs5 So atE.l.llel.
- - ~ rIlIi-iilis-
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nFrH OoNGREssIoyAL pTsTsIcr

We are auihonEsd % announce sAnUEL y. CAErEi
As aeandidaie for Congress ~ the Fiah Dislsc;
composed Of ths counass q Wulsuson. David
son, sumner, Robsrisoa and Cheaiham.
Ie2l-tde
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IToHt IToHu ITCHlis
Scralrhl RcrzsehiI Geratrhttl

RLANhs ITCH CEfATE WI cure tha Iich =
- Srfy-s|K hours also cgrea sssj5-Hs.i -
eofes, ard % krupaona of ihe SKIN confs'rs ~
mercury. tIlca. 80 cents per hoz cent ~ ~ al
hkpfess ai 81 per do1en. Aslrtss Tir. Bisaa 4 -
sox laa, CInclnnat, 0hlo., or
DENoYII5aE a On,
~p'i'-0m Nashville. 1san.
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4 you want 70 kesp cool these hot dsys %
70 ~ College street, and eet some Of che moss
exeeiieni Iee Cream ia ihe city. 1T
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12

just reosived, per Express, fine lot G
swisses, tarleton, nainaook. muslins, at pri-
Vato sale. Csc. SuiELn8 q Co.
jlyl-tf % and 81 College street
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A GARD.

rF4HE urserEznad l-ssFs eouf-FntiE on hsnd =
- azsertad stnek Of iroa, Ssslaesi ealisi
- s.5-s sss,n.-r. Tiun sssh, Glass. A1es.
n Z. - go. $500 Thraahinr Hschtues.
-, sfalsrs 5rraE Cui.erss NAfun llii.@t' -
-. - CEy, Ey,irz1llG Ceuleni fasleE L -,
Brsss Tsa and Pnroelan heil--i - - -
- - .-li f5-ooaries Ard rarcas ctesr er-
- -5uirs-i ~ esiy snd os9ncry lr.sio. stisA
thsJ osss a reanes' i'''os'w w Lyon ZOO,
-, q MarEet sfFes-
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EorIoE.-TWo boys, from ten % fourteen
ears Of age, can dnd permanent employ
ment BY applying at
y. J. NuarHfnN'a,
"a q Public Square.
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BELLE BoYD-The Macon Telegraph
copies paragraph from New York
paper relative to a book recently pub
lished in England by this woman, and
remarks 1T is about time the fictitious
romances that once attached to belle
Boyd should cease to be respected.
The people Of this country were hum
bugged by her, and it would appear she
is trying the game on the John Bull S. "
Corn sold at 50 cents a bushel in Au-
gusta, Ga, on the Both of June.
The Augusta Chronicle says Dr.
French, Of the U. s army, reached Au-
gusta on Friday, June 80, and that he
has been commissioned to visit the in,
terror Of Georgia and South Carolina to
instruct the planters, and the inhabit
ants of the country generally, and the
freedmen upon their individual rels.
tions to each other under the new or,
der Of things.
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Gold e hning, % is ne pres Of Phoio-
graphs q iho Gallery of ihs Camboriand.
Card Pictures nov only s. per dossn.
spriI-n Al Moss, - Cosar a.
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Pail bosom shirls, al sizea, just received .
r. II. THoHrsos.
June2i-1 Is Cherry 81.
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HoIios.-Wo you'd lni0rm ali persons
having eiaims sgaissi ths Govsrnmaui.
which we're Sled via the Board of Claims.
Of which william Driver vas Rseofdsr,
efuyenea by speeial gield order 50. 90.
dated March islh, 1855, Department u ths
CumbsIiand, can havo thsir elaims prop
oFiy adjusted by calling Al our ofiee.
We viii also have their Voucher, Re-
eeiPia, aad Accounts ordered back rom
WashiBgton, .. O., i8r TIE Introduction ol
oihsr pssoi, IN order 70 subsiantais tAs en-
tire elaims thet The parties nay fss tssir
jast indsbtsdnsss from sac Gosernasut.
js3o-tf a. Tsasrsss hc..
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Building Lets fer Sale.

+ Rave O. % Ca, izznsd.1illy oe5czd e
Il Eoltcu.tzrzl Gsres-, Nel Ata<ioe =. L'lli1'
n p1rsossa, Hric5 VI SCI q Eoe4 tetA-4s
~. 5oES HUsH sDzE
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~ 80. = t,.... -. = oA's ITcH.
Cares ne s,.l iieh ia A. hours also eures ssit
hhsum, eieera, ghll1iaibs, and ~ Ers.-
tlons q lae San Prize So csnts. b. sasil
- - - = 80, ~ 2 yohp .. Para, Cineinnaii.
sale ~ Johh ID Pars, Clseirssti IA - -.
Dfaeglsia gensreliy.
- Efearg 1f Klifaeoas
el0-tm soda
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Summer Ha;s, 'Hsw styles p lust receive
ed. R. n. TaoaFsos,
p Cherry street., near Uaioa.
junzi-lL
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THIRD CoN6kESsIONAI, DISTRICT.
We are suthonaei 30 anaounce Col. VIZ. p.
srokEs. oi neEalb, eandidaie for Congress ia tha
third Congressional District. iels-h
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We are authorized 20 announce A. n. GAszrr
- esndidsse for aseat IN the next Congress ofib
United States, from the Third Congressional fls
tuct.
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Veterinary Surgery.

rTSHE usaarzgas4 hariag opsned ke.er1sly
Hasrisal = 80 - frcsi htrEel es.lN sne
Cd BEize ln1trfz, rlIEP-ecrzli4 ectiela - -
sosEFH 6fE3EiA.
Re--Ths ~ e rsisssuspr Elsa
n,EF1-tus
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a IL persons hsEiag fied elEims bsf5rs ~
"A Board 4 elslH-s - ,s,ea fsler = sPscial
s',-s-r - -. ocs- - ls64. - hats ceri.a.
- - -. tnrsihFr sll1 aulcu-is q saEris,
- -.-.-f,'1r- = Is HAN Driver, haccsdsr q -
=. - - ~ Il - tssst CsFts1aiu-r NJ. II
= -, 4 - - e. .rscf sd ciaiGs Z -
- C,l;rs q Alen . Cafy's, sornss q cseai
- - - FILI1kH DEIVEs- Rsarasz.
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Summer Hats, new styles, iust reeoiV-
ed. r. II. THoHPsoH,
2ssCherry street, neag union.
iun2f-tf
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HON. ROBERT ]. ATKINSON,
tia.s 81 Auditor o. s. Tress1T)
Attorney at Law,
WASHINGTON, DC.


kr.f-ru gchn.rn. 2. esideui Duiied statea-
Rrgsi Mel ssen sno. ?. Miner. SomuiEndsf foe
81 Nashville.
Hlazl Rrtr. cen. J. g.. Douslds1u, CfIef 0laraer
uszier. Dspsrtr,eat 81 Cuu,1er'e1d.
HCu 1o-erh Fauier. CUItes f-lies eeEatoT.
hoa- A. \ LINDSEY, fusllnaHisr-
1aDeis Ism
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Announcement for 0ongress.

We, Tie undersigned, candidates ior Congress In
ne Sd District vlll address sbe people al the sol
nrlnr Hrr.. .r-l H.. 4. -.
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MIR. q. SACHTLEREN
For Liverpool, via New York.
FOR FREIG HIT

TNHE MERCHANTS LINE of First Glass
l. sailing packets take Freight to Liver
pool UiG New York.
Shippers of cotton and other produce
from the interior Of South Carolina and
Georgia can have their eonsignments to
me forwarded. free of commission, by the
above Line, only actual charges made. All
Railroad Freight and other charges ad-
vanced shippers.
Freights to New York and engagements
to Liverpool mado at lowest rates by sail
ing Ships or Steamers. Present rates by
Ship, to 5-32 penny; Steamer, 7-16 to /
penny, compressed.
The B. N. HAWKINS, of this Line, is
now loading; capacity, 1000 bales cotton
or 900 barrels -four.
For Freight engagements, apply to tho
Agent at Charleston, s. C.
WILLIAM ROACH,
North Corner East Bay and
Boyce Il Co.'s South Wharyes. .
Agents at New Yorl:
N. L. McCREADY g. Co., sc South street.
Advices made on consignments cotton to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON g. CO., New York,
or through them to their friends in Liver
pool. Oct % mth8
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life, afser long and pain.
fui illness, which was borne with manly
fsrtitude,. GREHN GUIGNAED, (sarpen-
teri aged eishty-two years. The most OF
his long and useful life was spent in Colum-
bla, where lse was well known as Q sober,
respectful and honest citizen. His remains
we're follo*ed to the grave by large con-
many one who gave tear to the memory
OF the master who had taught him the
trade which made him independent Of the
world. 1t is consolation to his family to
know that he died at peace with God and
man.
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THE REVENUE OF WALL STREET
The Herald publishes lengthy state
ment of the amount of business done
by the brokers' of the thirtv-second
district of New York city, including
the stock and gold dealers of Wall
street, for the fiscal year ending June
30th last. The total operations for
this period amount to over six mil
lions of dollars. By the amended
internal revenue law, brokers are taxed
at the rate of tenth of one per cent.
on all sales Of gold, and twentieth
OF one per cent. on Al sales of stocks,
bonds, &c, whether made for them
selves or others. On this small per
centage the Government derives an
annual revenue of three and n half
millions of dollars the brokers.
what must be their per centage?
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The bill before the Legislature of
Tennessee to enable the negro to give
evidence in Court, has been discussed
IN the Senate, but no vote has yet
been taken.
-Four thousand pardons were issued
by the President October IA, to per-
sons residing in Louisiana, North and
South Carolina.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature,
the Union men will have thirty-nine
majority on joint ballot.
The Internal Revenue receipts,
October 13, we're over $8O0,OOO.
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New AIEx1co.-The population of
New Mexico has increased little, if
any, in the past year by immigration,
on account of Indian raids on the
plains, along the Santa Fe route; but
several hundred families from Mis-
souri, who designed taking up lands,
were met on the route by our inform
ant. The rich prairie lands are ad-
mirably adapted for raising sheep.
A difficulty heretofore experienced in
exchanging the raw woods for manu-
factured cloth, is about to be obviated
by the erection Of factories, as seve-
raj capitalists from the East are now
II the territory, who propose to I'M
prove the water privileges of the Pc
COS or Canadian rivers, and perhaps
the Rio Grande. These men are con-
hdent OF realizing large profits. A
single wool grower is mentioned, who
owns by Spanish grant thirty miles
OF land on the Cimmaron River, and
has at least 100, 900 sheep. Last year,
ne sold 10000 for the supply of the
Indian reservation at Fort Sumner.
AS regards mining prospects, rapid
development Is expected as soon as
the Indians are subdued. Indications
OF gold are numerous and promising.
Copper is also abundant.
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sCharaeston 'EieetiIo,,nG..'

;ss Charleston Eieesions 81
The Charleston Nss0s, Of Friday;
speaking of the result OF the election
IN that city, says:
IA mis- impression seems to have
prevailed that General Hampton was
q candidate. This, for some days be-,
fore, had been general !; and though
on the morning of the election, the
fact transpired that he was not, it
failed to reach the ears or the Gre
dence of q large number of voters :,
and as that gentleman has large
number of personal and political
friends in the city-more, perhaps,
than any man In the State-he OBJ
tanned q large number of votes, and
very closely contested the poll with
Colonel Orr. There is no room TO
question, however, that Colonel Orr
is elected. To Mr.. Porter, for Lieu
tenant Governor, there WIS no form
or show of opposition and we are to
assume, therefore, that those gentle
men will be our Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor for the next four
years.
The entire Working Men ticket, as
it was called, were elected, but, as it
embraces ten lawyers, and represen-
tation from almost every Other branch
of business, it is fair to infer that our
entire community are working men.
This is unquestionably true. There
are few men, or women eithef, who
must not make their OWL bread with
their own hands; and if it had been
the purpose of that movement to
antagonize any other class of the com
munity, they would have found no
other class to antagonize.
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hitecturaI puIp oses.

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY.
This company, first started in Rich
mond mainly for the purpose of CIV
ing employment. to the officers and
meh who served in the late armies,
both North and South, is meeting
with decided success. Adessrs.
Johns Hopkins, J. Hanson Thomas
and S. w. Smith, the commissioners
for Maryland, opened books of SUBJ
scription in Baltimore on Friday last
the amount of capital stock allotted
to Maryland being $3.50, 0OO-and on
that and the succeeding day the sum
Of $214, 600 was voluntarily subscrib-
ed, leaving but s36, 900 to be taken.
The general meeting of the stock
holders is to be held in the city of
Richmond, on the Both inst, when
the company will be organized and
put in operation. In the Northern
States, the officers and men lately in
the q United States Army are to be
selected to fill all the positions, and
in the South those who served in the
Confederate armies are to be selected,
fitness in all cases to be the recon-
mendation for place. The whole
capital of the company is to be
SIS. 100000, distributed among the
several States of the Union &C riding
to representation in Congress.
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For State Treasurer.

The friends Of DR.. r. w. GlBBES respect
fully nominate him to the Legislature for
this Office. His woI known business cha
racter, energy and ability eminently recon-
mend him. He has for many years served
the State efficiently III various capacities,
andno he needs her support. Oct 22
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For Congress.

We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
FARROW, Esq, Of spartanburs, as can
didate to represent, in the Congress Of She
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts Of An
derson, Pickens, Greenville, Lausens, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sept 80
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends Of GEO. d. TILLMAN, ESQ,
respectfully announce him candidate for
CONGRESS, at the ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Orangeburg,
Edgefeid, Lexington, Abbsvine, Newberry,
Nehland and Fairfield. Sept 28
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-22

The two most prominent generals at
present are General Amnesty and
General Apathy. General Amnesty
would carry the vote of the Southern
States overwhelmingly General
Apathy prevails and presides over the
political field North and South, and
he cannot be routed The people
Will not be aroused. They don't
seem to care much. They don't
know what exactly to care about, or
where to begin caring.
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ores Of abandoned gold mines, and
in some instances making fifteen idols
lars q day. H this st&te Of things
continue for e acentary we shall use
gold, silver, and precious stones as
5extravagantly as Solomon did for ar
Ichitectura1 purposes .s
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and dacquaintances Of Mr.. and
1-s. Hugh MeE!roao are respectfully i'll
vited to attend the funeral Of MRS. MARY
DOYLE, from the residence Of the former
to the Catholic Church, THIS SAFTERNOON
at Il O'Clock.
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] Private Boarding.

M rs; DR.. EDWARD SILL, having
- ~ taken part of the large and wei
accommodate FOUR Members of the Ie-
S:ssnture with BOARD during the session
and che same number of day boarders
from the city. Apply AZ above.
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LOST MULE.

- A....r.l STRAYED from the corner -
Medium and Main streets, yester-
'A9nMp day afternoon, . small light-colored
HORSE MULE, with black stripes around
his feet and had on rope halter. He was
last seen at the corner of Upper and As.
eembly streets. A suitable reward viii be
paid for his return to the corner OF Medium
Ind Main streets. Oct % IL