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MCSTEA \ VAIL r..

late ] Burnside Il Coz
NPOR TIERS aud wholesale dealers in
l Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods No,
80 Canal street, New Orleans.
Oct 10, '65. n7-ly
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.


Adm inistratiO Notice.
4 T the November term, A. d, 1863
n Of the County Cour, OF Pamela coun
ty pertaining to the estates Of deceased
persons, the undersigned was appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Laura G
Elliott. deceased, this is therefore to mott
t. all persons holding claims against said
estate TO presen, them. duly au,hentica
ted, within the time prescribed by law
and those indebted to mske immediat.
payment,
ALIEN. BlRDSONG.
Administrator.
April 6, 1866. s2;6t.
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JAMES NJ. uROIIIAVT,

NOTTON AND SEGAR Fl CTOR
" and General Commission Merchant,
No, 80 Front levee street, between Gus
tom House and Bicnville, New Orleans.
Oct. 10, '65. ns-ly
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HARLOW }. PHELPS & CO..

IFNR!.VW !. FIIEIF~ + CO.,
COTTON "a CTORS and general
y COMMISSION Merchants, No. i4g
Gravier street, between Camp aud st
! Charles. New Orleans.
J Phelps a Co, Agts Shreveport, La
Oct s. '65. n6iy
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:. WIIITED \ CO..

COTTON FACTORS and general
y Commission Merchants for the sal.
OF Southern and Western Produce. and
the purchase of Goods OF every descrip
ton tor Merchants and Planters Lib
eral CASH ApNAN CES made on
consignments Promp, attention paid to
all business entrusted to MS
No q Canal street New Orleans
December | '65 MAY
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New Orleans Advertisements.

~. roISEH. L. roLGyR. " ruosAs
FOLGER + CO.,
DE4LERS IN HARD WdRE
- Iron, and Ship Chanilery, 81 And
80 Magazine street, opposite the ST
James Hotel. New Orleans.
Nails. Castings. Shovels, Spades, Axes
Flows. Hoe. zinc, Lead Pip-. Sheet Cop
per. Sheet Lead. liocp, Sheet, and Bar
Iron, India Rubber Betting. Hose, and
Packing, Circular, Nil, and Cross cut
saws
Oct 10, '65. uI-ly
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A. Il. GRISWOLD \ CO..
II. q. TAYLOR,

COTTON FACTOR and general Com
\ mission Merchant, No IL Carondolet
street, New Orleans
Dec %. 65 nls ON
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CARTHAGE SHOP.
We arc Not Gone, and Not Going

nv But will be found at oar
nv dist Church, prepared toei'
ecu,e promptly and neatly all work In oar
line. Carriages, bugyies, wagons. &C.
made or repaired Oar work will sb's
for itself Thankful for past fAvcr', W
solicit a continuance OF the patronage !"
our friends and the public
/. GOfnI>
n 4 NAM
Marshall, March - ~ -
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NEW ORLEANS

4 GRfCTLTTRAL Warehouses. l04
n Camp street, corner Poydrays.
GEO. W. SlXER
A full assortment Of Agricultural and
Horticultural implements and machinery
French Burr Mil Stones. Mil Irons GIN
Gearing, Boiling Cloths, Corn Mills
Spades Sbovels, lIoes, Axes, Chains, &c
Also, Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales
Oct. -. '65. My
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They strengthen and nvigora,e the y,
tenn
They give good and healthy appetite,
They assist digestion.
They are the best s,imulan. in existence
They area preventive Of fever and ssas
They cure nervous headache
They are perfectly pure and pala,abe
The Red Jacket Bitlers are sold in quad
bottles by all druggists and dealers in he
country.
BENNETT PETERS < co, 81 spd
80 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. sole pro
prietors
GRAY 4 NORRIS. wholesale agents
Tor the South. New Orleans
+. X B. JACOBS, Agents for Shrevt
port and vicinity.
March % 500. 80 3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16

Destructive Fire In the Town Of
tuAOisimbin f.S0,OOO Worth of
Property Destroyed - Planning
Mill, Churches and other Build-
inKs Consumed. W
THIS morning, about two o'clock, very
severe cophagiation occurred IN the town
OF Columbia Spencer township, which
completely destroyed the planning min be-
longing 20 Charles y. stiles aud William
Penn Nixon. Methodist church adjoining,
and u very large barn. The fire first broke
out IN the mill, then spread to the church,
aud thence 10 the barn. by the Ingenuity
and daring Of a negro the flames were pre-
vented from consuming a fine ediilce adj
Joining the barn, which was In imminent
danger. lie very promptly procured some
carpets, which. saturating with water. he
placed npon the roof and side of the b,illd-
ing In danger and 80 hot was the locality
where he stood ON guard. that buckets of
watcr had 10 bc thrown over him In order
10 keep him from being burnt
In the church, during the fire, were sleep
Ing the janitor, his wife aud three children,
who barely had time To make their escape,
not being awakened TIL the mill was near
ly consumed. The entire loss, upon which
there was not particle OF Insurance. will
amount 10 about S3h,00O. Messrs. Stites q
NtNon's loss. rs near ~ tam be estimated. Is
about $200O0, and Mr.. Asa wilkins loss,
who occupied u portion of the mill for
manufacturing bcdstends, Is filly $1,000.
The church WIS probably worth about
$4,000, and the bar1i $4,000, making the ag-
gregate stated above Cjnci,mdti Tunes,
l3fh r ffH.fN N
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A Weak Thing-Schenck's Panaccn
n Humbug.

The great study of modern politicians is
to pretend to be doing something when
they are In fact accomplishing nothing.
This is splcndidly illustrated In ScnENcK's
move in the Fenian business.
ANcoNA, of Pennsylvania, Democrat of
Berks county, moved to repeal the neutral
lty laws. That did not satisfy the vienna
BROADER. He must move u substitute.
The effect of which was that the United
States should stand neutral. "llands or
is his motto, says he
Brilliant ScHENCK How can the Prcsi-
dent of thu United States keep his 'hands
OIL" so long as there is a law upon the
statute book-thc neutrality act-rcquiring
him by his oath of office 10 put his hands
onY win some Jealous friend of this great
statesman let MS know
The only remedy for the evil-if evil il
be--is the repeal of the neutrality act, as
Mr.. ANcoNA proposes. Everything else Is
mere sham-polltical humbug-charlatar
ism-disgracennl dcmagoguery. 1t does not
deceive any one unless il be the illustrious
railroad hero himself. So long as the ncu-
trality act Is n law the President and al
the officers of the GoNernment OF the
United States are sworn to enforce It. How
can they help itp
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rhn IlnlImeNcr NInttcr.

We publish, to-day, the testimony of the
witnesses ON the Coroncr's Inquest held
upon BoILNEYKR's body also the card of
the Trustees of the Cemetery Association
On plnIning the taking down of his tomb
stone. and card, IN reply, from two of our
fcllow-cltizcus.
We will say here that the report of the
Trustees Of the Cemetery Association IS by
no means satisfactory 10 the public at large
The s'mountain has labore1 and brought
forth mouse" We know there are some
who rcioiccd at BoiJsrRYKR's death, and
Others who have no opinions, except such
~ they derive from the individuals who's,
names are TO this card. To these the card
is a triumphant vindication. But the great
public of Dayton, which has grown beyond
the little knot that controlled II In Its days
of infancy, are by no means satisfied. They
indignantly deny and repcl the foul assor-
tion that the inscription upon BoLLMEYKR'f
monument ls offensive 10 them.
We can readily understand how one, al
least, Of the Trustees, (and we don't mean
Mr.. DAvIEs) who contributed so materially
by his testimony to the disgracciul verdict
of acquittal, should regard the inscription
Ms offensive TO him, rs standing and per
petunl rcbuke; but we Indignantly deny
that any considerable portion OF the citi
zens ofDayton sympathise with the foul
deed that was perpctratcd In their midsto
have such IA regard for Its, perpetrator tina
the inscription upon Bollmeyer's tomb
stone Ia offensive to them.
MOI Mol Gentlemen Trustees. This vii
not do! You may have the rightto remove
the tombstone, under your view Of the In
scription. IL may be offensive to you, fol
reasons best known TO yourselves-posslbly
satisfactory. But You should have beer
satisfied with that explanation, without at
tempting to drag down the majority of on
citizens into the same foul depth.
From all that appears In the card of tn
Trustees, we see no reason to retract or eveI
modify our former declaration, that tn
desecration of the grave of BoLLMEyER wa
"a daring and inhuman outrage upon tn
resting place of the dead and the holiest at
fections of the living"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court of
Il Montgomery County, Ohio, win oner for sale
at public auction, ON
Saturday, June 30, 1866, f I
Between the hours Of two and iour O'Clock D. m
upon the premises, six miles west OF Gt rmantown 4
ON the county line road, the following described
real estate, situate In said county OF Montgomery,
to-wit beginning eleven poles and three links
from the section ino east Of the southwest corner
of the southwest quarter of section No six, town.
ship three, and Of range tour. easti thence north
ave degrees twenty poles, 70 corneri thence
north eighty ave degrees, east siNtecn poIss 10
poles TO corners and thence sonth eighty-nye
degrees west sixteen poles To the place 0f begin.
ming, containing two acres OF land
There Z upon the premises a good dwelling
raj variety Of bearing iruit trees etc.
The premises have been appraised at -four hun
thirds OF that amount.
Terms OF sale one third cash; One-third An one
year, and one third In two Year, from day OF sale
with Interest Ia be secured by mortgage upon the 4
premises JOSEPH WILSON, " 4
administrator OF Henry Writers, deceased.
GRoRdE w, MOYKH, Attorney. raabdbuF
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The Effect of the sunday Liquor
Inv.

The New York Naes thus allddcs to the
working of the Sunday Prohibitory Liquor
Law passed by the late Republican Legis-
lature in that State. IL says:
"There Is one fact connected with the
enforcement of the Sunday Prohibitory
Law that Is beginning 10 make itselfappar-
ent aud tliis is the traffic Ia liquors on
saturday night Is being immensely incrcas-
cd In all parts of the city. Hundreds OF
or thought ofkeeping liquor In their rooms,
now regularly lay In stock of every thing
necessary In the compounding aud manu-
faeture of cocktails and other mixtures
aud invite their set to spend the Sabbath
afternoon with them, where, the Excise
Law to the contrary Notwithstanding
they can indulge In all the roystering rev
els of the flowing bowl dd hbftum."
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A Chance To Show their Hands

MIR. SCuRNcK and some other politicians
are trying to speculate on little cheap
sympathy with our Irish fellow citizens.
If Mr.. ScuENcK and his party In Congress
are so anxious to give fair open field to
the Fenian movement all they need do Is
To repeal the neutrality act. II that act is
repealed, nothing will stand between the
Fcuians and Canadians. II will be literally
hands on" But IL the neutrality act Is
not repealed by Congress the President has
no power but To enforce the law.
Come 20 time, gentlemen! Either quit
your pretended sympathy with the Fcniar
movement, or give the country n substan-
tial exhibition of IL. Your party has the
power In Congress. You can do anything
there-cven 10 making blacle white. Lei
us see what you will de for the Fenians.
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The Harmony in the Union Party,

In addition to the wrangle In this Con-
gressional District, between the friends oi
Judge Spalding and Collector Parsons, we
note very entertaining quarrel In the To
ledo District rs 20 whether Ashley shall BE-
returned or not. This trickster Is engaged
In pulling the wires to secure his return
but viii evidently have bitter opposition
for nomination In his own party, and We
are saRguine that IL the Union party dc
not reject him as their candidate, the
Democrats can beat him at the polls.
The prospect of a "blow-up," "at the State
Convention 10 be held ON the 10th, Is very
fair. The preliminary diminishing In the
counties show that the blood Of the Radi-
Gals Is up, and that they intend to control
the action OF the Convention. In Butler
county, the other day, Lewis ID. Campbell
offered Ia the Union County Convention q
resolution declaring that the Union party
had undiminlshed confidence In the patriot
ism of President johnson. The resolution
was not accepted, and Mr.. Campbell was
not selected as candidate. In Greene
county, the Union Convention indorsed
Congress and were silent as 10 the Presi-
dent. In a majority of the counties in the
state, the Radical papers are urging thai
no Government oflice-holders" shall bt
sent Us delegates, and there Is trouble nj
aroundi There Is hot time comingl Tn,
Democracy alone are calm and confident
They know TINT they will make heavy
gains In the Congressional Delegation, anC
have chance of success In the State
Watch and pray Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Treasurer's Notice.

rTuIE TAX PAYERS Of Montgomery County
j ohio are hereby notlhed that the last install
ment OF Taxes for the year 1895 must be paid by
the a0lh day Of june, 1868 The oniee will b. opcn
at half past slH a. and close at nve Z. Metre-
open III half past slx r. NJ, and close at eight r. NJ
each day from this data until tho 20th OF this inst
Tor tho purpose 0f receiyipg Taxes. Your time Is
penalty. DANIEL HTALEi,
June II, ie00-db Treas. Of Mont Co, q,
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alew advertisements.
DAYTON PAVILION

II you want something to refresh YOU call nj
L DECkELLMANER'S Pavilion, on Jefferson
street opposite the Postoilce. where all kinds ol
Refreshments In season, are served up IN the best
style. lie keeps Creams of all the savored layors,
Ice Water Mineral Water, &c,; also, all kinds OF
nice cakes, French and common Candies In large
variety, al Kinds Vt fruit In season, both Foreign
and Domestic, paIer.shelled Almonds, English
Wnlnuts, Palm. nuts. filbcrts, Ground nuts, Sc,
with large variety of other articles In his line oi
business. Having an experience Of twenty five
years In the business, he hopes 70 bo able 20 please
All who may fnvor him with their custom.
Balls, Wedding Parties, and Pic mics supplied
with everything IN his line of business, on terms
to suit the times
Remember-G2 jefferson st., opposite the y. q.
julGdIuTh6Stt r. y. DEJRELLMAlHK
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MAYORS EXCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May 49, 1866
To hs 0aisens Of Dayton:
In compliance with u request made by the Pres.
ident and members OF the City Board of Health
and many other citizens OF the city, |, JONATHAN
kENNEh Mayorof Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS; There Is lust cause to believe that
malignant or infectious diseases are fast approach
ing us. and for the purpose Of being prepared IN
the best possible manner Tor casrS such Cholera,
or small fON, the owner, tenant, hrn of tnmilA
limits OF the city, Is required by this law aud Drhi-
nance of The city, 10 have. or permit Us soon as IL
Is known through the report of y ply stefan, that
amy person In or about their premises has any mn-
lgnant or infectious diseases. such as small poN
or cholera, yellow Nag to bu put M IN n prOIni
nent and conspicuous place on the premises 10
serve MS warning To the public that contagiOn Is
near Any person guilty OF displhcing any such
Nag until the cause for putting II there Is entirely
removed, Will be liable 90 line Of so and costs
All physicians, commanders of canal boats, aud
all Keepers of boarding houses, tayerns and coi-
ieehouses, arc required In accordance with ste-
ton one, or an ordinance regulating reports in
certain eases. to report, In writing ~ the Mayor,
without delay, every ease which may come h. their
knnwledge, Of small poN, or cholera, occurring or
existing within the limits or vicinity of the fiLy
together with the names and residences, OF each
| such case. III ~ 3, ~
IL Is also required that the parents or heads OF
families VIII have the members OF thuir family
that has not been, or In tho opinion Of their family
physician require II, vaerinuted as soon ns possible
All persons having any malignant orrgntagiOus
disease who shall leave his her or their rooms and
expose themselves on the puddle streets 20 into
any house whore persons win be in danger OF tab
ing said discnsd before they shah have received IA
certificate from some pin ysicihn that thcy nre past
any danger of contlgon, are liable, on conviction,
D pay nnc oi nui less thin ten or more than fifty
| dollars. JONATHAN kENSEY,
mia Mayor Oi Dayton.
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City Board of Equalization.

AUDITORS OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co, Quot
DAYTON, June 10, 1868,
THE city Board of Equalization appointed by
L the city Council 10 equalize property in the
City of Dayton, will meet ut the Auditors Once
ON Monday morning, JuneleL 1864, NJ ten o'clock
All persons feeling themselves aggricved are 10 /.
quested TO be present aud make plant to aore.
said Board for correction. j. W. DIETRICH
iui6dl Auditor ntgomery County, Ohio
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16

B-Boys, don't be coaxed to buy until
you see Schwarz' splendid summer styles of
custom made clothing. Remember the
sign OF the G-o-l-d-e-n E-a-g-l-e-i W
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16

t4-When the pending plan of recon
struetion was before the Senate, Senator
Doollttle moved an amendment thereto, to
which atita
mir. sherman said he believed Mr. Doo-
Titles amendment was right In principle
but he should vote against II because he
felt II his duty TO snstaia the action agreed
upon by his political friends"
This has been the motive and the cue for
action with the Republican members OF
Congress since the commencement of the
session when fuddling with reconstruction.
They have none of them any faith In the
Justice or praoticability Of their "plan,"
aside from its bearings upon the fortunes
of their party. t.. .elf.f UQf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.


Dr. u, CONE may he consulted as follows.
In NENlA nj the Depot Eating House, ON Thurs.
days, March & April ~; May II; July o; Aug 8;
Sept. ~; Oct IL -
IN DAYTON ut the Phillips House. on FRIDAYS
March .; April 49, May 10; Jnly 0; Aug. iO sept
II; Oct. 10.
In rRoY at the Morris House ON saturtlays
March loi April III May H. July Il Aug. II; sept
10; oct W.
In sPRINGFIELD ut the wills House on
Thursdays, March 10; April 10; May "a; July n
Aug 10; sept, 20. Oct. 10 -
DIR CONE has had offices In each OF the abny,
places, TINT he has regularly visited for the pas
seven years. and as he has trsatod and cured many
Patients, IN each nf tho above places he eau give
the best Of leleronces In each place ~ 10 his skin
pr. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties o
Cionic diseases, Including those OF the I'VE AM
Eiui makes no Charge for consultation; hut n
thoso who consult him mdesire treatment he charge,
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient fsopl four 10 81
months, cost from Five to Thirty ,loihrs, in Casl
Address Dir ". CONE,
cOLUMBUs, ONO.
| noy25-diy lIlftti 'Il Flf'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16

WANTRD.-Two Carriage Trimmers and
Body Makers, at Langdon's Carriage shop,
on Fourth street. ada Ho lwd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16
Oregon EIeetion.

There is a new arrival from San Francis
co. The Oregon State election is very close
and Is claimed by both parties by a majori-
ty ofe00, The returns Of the election in
Washington Territory show large Demo-
cratic gain. The Democrats have undoubt-
edly carried Il. ngh o"i f"s1f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16
sptfial gotifts.
Special Caution.

nrs. s.wIcsI.Ow's SOOTHING sYnUP
has become 20 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mrs. Wlnslow's
Please take notice that THR MRS wINsTow OF
THE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE Ju2iawsm
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-16
PRICE. ONLYS6 OTIS. PER BOTTLE
n0ihn ,NRrn

MAnnIAGE AND CELhBAUY, AN rs.
say Of warning and Instruction for Young Mon.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrato tho
vital powers, with sure means OF relief Sent free
OF charge IN sealed letter envelopes Address, DIR.
D. skILLIN HoUGHroN. Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. Aisdaw3m
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cnes
Having direct influence 10 the parts,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, AsthT,a, Catarrh, Con-
sumpttve and Throat Diseases,

Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
win hnd 7Ioches useful In clearing the voice vhen
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relic wing
tho throat nftcr an unusual cNprtlon OF sho vocal
organs. The 7rocAes are recommended and pro-
scribed by Physicians, AMI have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. ReinR
efficacy by u test of many years, each year finds
thcn In new localities In various parts of The
better than other articles. =
Obtain only 'BRpwN'S BRONCHIAL TRo.
CliES," anu 10 not take any of the WorfAisss Ims.
fdtio'ls that may be offered.
Sold every where In the United States and For.
cign NOnnLries, At "a Gents Dor hox nroh .Km,lux
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


HALL OF THE HOUSE OF Representatives,, !
Monday, March 5, 1866.
The House met at II NJ.
Present. Hon. y. B. ELAN, Speaker pro tempore,
and Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson Samuel,
Addison, Bailey, Barry, Blackman, Collins. Daven-
port, Daigle, Drake, Deblanc, DeLabarre, Durable,
Dugas, Eastin, Eldridge, Edwards, FagoF, Freret,
Fnlda, Gates, Green, Hanlon, Harrison, Head,
Hatch, Holt, Hudspeth, Jonas, Kent, Kelly, Kile,
Lagroue, Leeds, Leblanc, Martin, Meredith, Nc
Emery, Moreland, Montgomery, Murray, Mutt, Or
mond, Peterson, Phillips James, Powell, Pujo,
Regenberg, Richards, Ryan, Seaman, Bilnonds,
snider, Smith, stille, Scott, Solomon, Texada,
Theriot, Thieneman, Walker, Wilmington, Will
hanson, Waddell and Weeks-66 Representa-
tiyes. 4 If
The journal Of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
On motion Of Mr.. Hanlon, it was
Resoloed, That the use of this hall Is hereby
rendered to the National Democratic Nominating
Convention, to be held on Wednesday evening, the
It'll instant vi
On motion Of Mi, snider, it was
Resotoed, That the resolution requiring the
sergeant-at-arns to frame and suspend in this
hall portrait Of Washington passed by this House
on the I'd instant, be and the same Is hereby re.
scinded, and that the Committee.on Contingent
Expenses be required to ascertain whetber said
portrait is a correct likeness of the Father Of
III ronntrv 4, IA ~ ',.,,a. asAsl !
chasea ana renart u ~, su'A : - -
Is On motion Of MIR. Gates, ii was
Reso,ped mat NJ No. - !. ~ ,.p
a. Il - y H. .ouss
proyidence As,lnn of wiaa,ss 80 a.
boldine fair H the haneft of ~ ~
han i ~ ,,sea ar a. tbs = ,a,.;s
latnre. .'.l.s : - = - VS. :
KILLS. INrnopuoEp.
N yoo,h;es .s,,a s, Il, N ,,..ol
auce ont 81 order ! hi, e,,t;tsad - ! - 7
Al AT for tba re,;af es ~, W.
Whicb nnder - III IDS
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DETER FORsHEE,

DETER FORSHEE, +
STALLS NOS AND s ST. MARY's MARKET
shipss steamshfps and Steamboats, Supplied
and prepared to furnish his old friends and customers
With everything in the meat line at his old place Of buanak
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CAsM ADvANCEs-WE WILL MAKE CASH
Advances consignents Of Cotton to for sale In ths
city, or for shipment friends, Messrs. BOOMER,
GRAVES CO., New York, and Messrs. RATHBONN
BROTHERS 4 CO.. Liverpool, England.
All shipments directed to insured under our open
policy. AEVY DIETER,
SI5 ts,.ss=s.7sF-l .zP,9tt 4g ~ Caroadeiet street