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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
SUPPRESSION or QuAckEay!

NENEElAL DISEASES AMI rum HE
SUPPRESSION OF QUAckEaY!
no the Amicted.-DR TOZER. IN
| returning thanks to his patients and friends in
the country. would most respectfully inform them
that he can be found as usual, at his Institute
n F. corner If Jackson and kearncv streets de-
voting his time and attention particularly to the
following Diseases. viz Syphilis in all its vari-
Gus forms. Gouorrhpa. elect, Structure of the
Uretbra. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys. etc. etc.
From his long experience and extensive practice,
he can warrant perfect in all of the above
mentioned cases.
No delcterious drugs used in my practice Ny
charges are moderate and my treatment to my
patients is always honorable. The utmost secreSy
observed in all cases.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Should Won be afflicted with any of the follow
ing symptoms. such as Weakness OF the Back and
Limbs Pain in the Head. nimreSs of Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss Of Mem
orv. Confusion of Ideas. and Depression of Spir-
its, Evil Forboding Self Distrust and an aversion
to Society. consult Dr. Tozer ut once, and Ac
will restore you to perfect health
To FEMALES
When You are afflicted with weakness of the
back aud limbs headache loss of muscular now
er pal it .tion of the he3rt. irritailtv. nervous
ness. ex,reme urinary dif6cnlties. arrangement
of the monthly sickness. strril'v. aud uih'r lis
eases peculiar to frniales-consult Dr.. ToZcr. and
Won will receive particular attention. Let no
false dclicacv prevent yon. but apply NJ once.
and save Yourselves from painful suffering and
premature death
Nv rooms are so arranged that there is no
danger of exposure or of meeting any except
the Doctor.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients Of either sex, residing in any part OF
the country, however distant. who may desire
the opinion and advice of Dr.. Tozer, can by sub
hitting written statement of their cases to the
Doctor receive all the attention and medicines
necessary to effect cure, without the necessity
of a personal interview-
All letters strictly confidential. opened and
replied to- by the Doctor himself.
Consultation at the Office or by letter-FREE.
rea. Cures in all casts guaranteed. Address
DR. CHARLES II. T0ZER
2o1y San Francisco. Cal.
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UHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
loved on tlis coast ar uninterrupted success
of fourteen wears and has become one OF the
renowned Hospitals of the age what the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is TO London. and the no
less renowned cStabli Shncni ot Record 10 farIs-
this Institute has become to the Pacific CoaSt-
The thousands annually received and cured place
il in point OF number of patients among the
very FIRST Of the world, and the success OF ITS
treatment ranks it second to none
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and r.
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
destroverS of health They insiduouSly attack
the svstem and gradually undermine and destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheek. the
In sire from the eye the strength aud vigpr from
the frame: tlev give 70 the world puuv and
diseased offspring. and poison through success
sire generations 1T the race of nlhn. The marks
can bc seen IN Strofula. Consumption. tripres-
the Idiotic. the 'sraly,ic. the Insane. etc
There is no more terrible ~courge % the human
race then those Diseases arising from The con
taluinafion ri yeecrial 20 SON. The m'idest
forms rs rr-reatjng 10 The tiood. boid ever over
the ono eHIirfe.l. tie Sword nf destruction thar
rs ljeble 1T any mnmeot To aI ta'f h'iEh'--to
bitterly }cStroy-all earthly hoHes
uFBCTPY. leroga'-e3 - p 4er tf.ai MIDI
- .,..,g .s MN cosl1aini.fu ~ith the Vrptrial,
dan1l.- his danqers. Tho who have been
tros. ed with that prrn r5ous mi"erH poison are
cured tho disease has only assumed ne"
form.
,, not BE- satisi9l with Partial Cures
th1t leave tn" poison to crawl thronga I'll" svs-
tenn. eating its way into the tissues an organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface 70 hurst
ont in the future with virulencc that will
brfle the effects of medicine WHEN PERFECT
CURES can he obtained by consulting phvsi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
cation into causes of DISEASES Of the TRINA
RY ORGANS enables to determine at once the
nature of the disease
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
. PERFECT. SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adjuncts GonorrhTa and its
accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder, Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Impotency; lnsipient Con-
sumption. and all diseases of the urinary organs,
/ in either sex, always warranted, OR No
PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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HolloWAYiS PILLS ARE The BEST REMEDY kNo"H !"
IHE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES

Asthma Bowel Complaints, Coughs Colds ,nes, Tx
Cosveness. Dyspepsia. Diarrh9a Dropsf 11is,on In
and Acme Female Complaints Headache ihI iiI
fuenza Inflammation. Inward Weakness, IFei e .,
Lowness Of Spirits. Piles stone ana 9' "a.
cr,,nto,,s yerereaI Affections, Worms Of all klnis
Caution
If the reader of this notice cannot ger D9x OF rms
or ointment from the drug store in h. place et MN write
u -, ,ba amount and will mail box free Of
er.e Many dealers will not keep my medicine on hand be-
thew cannot make much profit as on other persons
make. -, -, q rUua,.c,, ~ =, !,
| Iondon are tiscernabe HIter-mdrk in every leaf
~ the hook directions around the same may be
81 ii seen bv holding the Jegf u hight handsome
ar1 will be given any Firing such information
load TO the of party parties counter
fitin9 the medicines vending the knowing them to
be spurious
Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY 90
Maiden Lane York. and by all respectable DRUGGISTS
and Dealers Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world boxes 81 cents and 81 40
EACH
ia There is considerable saving by taking the large
sizes 52vo1yr.
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and REDUCING
BATHS! BATHS!

Bath for half or three for dollar
That's what purpose to battle for tomorrow!
Now I'll let you all know why 1t is DO SO; .
lis for your health which points You to wealth.
And would all men save from premature grave
By ablution and reducing
Bath for a half. three for dollar
That's what purpose to battle for tomorrow!
1t is healthful they say battle every day.
And one occasionally will help you amazingly
Bathing is cheap, and is good for the weak
And for the strong they'll find nothing wrong.
So Bath for half three for a dollar
That's what purpose TO battle for tomorrow!
Now forget not to CALL invite one and an.
For ablu;ion is savng-it's nothing but bathing,
Which preserves health-far better than wealth.
50 try Bath for a half, three for dollar
That's what purpose to battle for tomorrow!
Know that you'll find it to be strictly true
That bathing is healthfu cleansing-cheap 100.
Its Bath for a half. and three for 81 ~
hope you'll call and try one tomorrow
H8-THATS WHAT'S THE NATTER!
RICH'D STOKES.
Be and call MAGNOLIA Building Nam street
Veaveryille IS.tL
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District toHrt-lIon, Ephraim Garter, Judge; A. ].
Looms, clerk. Second Monday in April August and De-
cember-
County CoHrf-Hon. John Murphy, Judge A. j. Loo
mis- rerk First Monday January March, May July Sep
tenier and November.
Probate (Ourf.-IIon. John Murphy, Judge; A. j. Loo
mis- clerk Fourth Monday in each month
Roard of Snperrisors.-A G. Price. chairman: S R.
Short and r. y First Monday February May
August and November.
No attention will be paid to communications sent for
nucatiou in the unless they accompanied nv
the real name author This iSmerey required to guard
Us against imposition
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The Great Ambassadors of Health to
all Mankind.

This history written 10y derived
from the experiences of ration II consists OF compi1
alton Of Testimonials from tine sick Of cvnry caunrryau
Improbable record. the like Of which has been aluc-
10 favor any discovery nvenon since time hegnn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
cAS BE FOUND IL
EEO!IoWay's FILLS!
BE of Good Cheer! The srnl.in, ,..~, b.
SAVED BY TIE USE OF
HoIE0Way's Ointment!

The history of these great Remedies IS the wonderful
that the world has
fishes Tie Hll-uipd,nt fact thai Il in
internal disease exists the disintctng searching
and healing properties OF the Pill fully equal to its sub
lee ton ana and that with the Ointment. they
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BE IT UNDE@.SI ODD.
Bilious MaIadies. &c, &c.

That the ali we statements can all se ve.oted by
the written estmlny extending iis - iu3Ie; u cen
tulyt Of Of thousands of unImpeittbr witnesses
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UHls CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-

Re- Consultation by letter or otherwise. FREE For d-
rect O letters. see helnM.
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DR.. CHAS. H. TOzER'S
PRIVATE DICAL INSTITUTE,
N. E. corner jackson and Kearney
streets, San Francisco.

IN THE CITY. OF SACRAMENTO IN 1852,
AND REMOVED TO san FRANCISCO IN 1862 FOR
THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF AFF0RDINti AN ASY-
tI,W To THOSE AFFLICTED WITH CHRONIC AND
VENERIAL DISEASES. AND FOR THE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-01-13
NO CURE, NO PAY

- x,r,..o California.
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E ia Bills II E ID =
S
LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTH,
Opticians!
Importers of Optical, Mathematical and
Philosophical Instruments,
STER EOSCOPIC GOODS
Carries DE VISITE,
JOSEPH RODGERS 4 SONS
SUPERIOR CUTLER !
-PrELIsHERs OF
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CALIFORNIA,
Nos. BIS and 80 ontsomery ST.,
between California and Pine streets, SAN FEANCiSCO)
and No IL Maiden Lane. New York.
E T BfL III e ID
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CALIFORNIA

Nos. BIZ and 31o Mont .omcry ST.,
between California and Pine streets, SAN FRANCISCO
and No IL Maiden Lane New York.
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Keep Disease at Bay.

1valids broken down In health and spirits BY Ohro-
MIC Dyspepsia or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
whoh follows the attacks Of acute Giseass the testimo
ny Of thousands who have been raised as by miracle
from similar state Of prostrston, by HOsTETrERs
STOMACH B1TTERs, is sure guarantee that BY the
same means you too may be strengthened and restored
But to those who stand in peril of epidemios, to all
who, by reason Of exposure priyatons and unconge-
nisl olirnaoor unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stroken down, this paragraph Is most particularly
and cn,phaticay addressed You, who are thus stua.
ted, are proered an absolute safeguard against the
danger that enanoes you. Tone and regulate the sys-
tenn With this harmless medicinal stimuant and Alte.
ratve and you will bo forearmed against the maladies
whose seeds float around you in the air unseen. HOS
TETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERs are not only stand
ard Tonic and Alternative throughout the United States
but they are accredited oy the certificates Of the most
distinguished citizens Of the Unon to the people Of all
other lands In Canada, Australia and the West Indies,
they are gradually taking the place of all other stomach
los whether native foreign and as surely as truth e
progressive and demonstration overthrows Doubt they
will eventually supersede every other 1nvgorant and
Restorative now employed In medicinal practice. -
June II ii
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Tho Presldent,s speech.

The Prcsldents Speech.
On the opening OF the National Union Fair at Wash.
ington June g. flor the benefit Of the soldiers and sail
ors tho President remarked that he came here to-
night merely TO ssy word In the cause Of humanity.
and to unite in the expression Of the gratitude OF the
nation for the nstion's defenders. Applause. He did
not come prepared to make Speech but simply to give
his and In aid Of the enter
prise which the ladies had SO nobly undertaken he
appeared here with set phrase Of speech and nicely
rounded periods to play upon the ear and to please but
for q moment. II there was cause which more than
another should engage their was that OF
orphans especially OF those who lost their all and per-
iled their lives to the Government What nobler
and better work could you be engaged In :?
He was proud that this great move should nave 1ts
origin here at the scat of tho National Government.
performance Of great and noble acts In all periods OF
history and 1t Is not less becoming to them now than
In the time gone by. But 1t not his Intention to
invite his hearers to go back and review the neWade
graves Of the nefarous rebellion nor to excite angry
feelings in connection with the contest nor to revive
the scenes Of the battlefield where brother ar.
rayed against brother No, nos God forbid and relieve
US from the repetition of such caamtes. We re.
jooe that the land Is longer to be drenched by frat
r1cidal blood he would not reopen the wounds and
and contest ana struggle growing out of mistaken ap
prehensions
Yours he said is the work of peace to pour the bam
that the healing may take place; and what ia more
proper to that end than to take up the destitute or
phans and educate and guide them, thus laying solid
future lives7 You will find In these caskets precious
gems, though now dmmed by poverty. Talents aud
genius are not confined to particular localities and
places Let them be provided for and educated, and
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Late Markets.

CMcrNATr, June 8.--Flour ts in good local demand
for trade, Bids $40 so 50 Good country extra is
bringing sl1. Wheat unchanged; No. new red, ~ 40
on tespot but not saeable for future delivery at over
50o Bye advanced TO 90 to $50 for No. Nothing doing
in barley Whiskey Arm OF 2tc in bond Mess Pork arm
the inside rate Lard easier Owing to the decline In
gold was offered at At the close there was an ao-
tive demand for bulk meats to fill orders from the Esst
amount xss o9ogns iSr q - ~ 10 o
for ahoulders sides and clear sides. Bacon armer;
shoulders l4X to 14&c; sides 15h to 17Xo; and clear
aides le to 1exe Butter and eggs unchanged. Sgd
aM 0onaA1i, &c 1ssa June & 7.whistey arm !. as dy
R.id g IS IN bG9d There i' az active demand for
LOUISVILLE, june e.-sslesof 2s1 hhds leaf tobacco
at full rates for Ill grades. Flour superane, sB e6
Mixed corn in bulk Go; prime white including ssoas
$780, oats IL bulk &c. Mess poFk xa1 t.o1 S bsoon Sso
OHroAdo June Flour quiet at 2s rs to sll for
spring extras Whest dull at 81 8e to ee for No.
md to 81 or foF No a. Corp 9. dI Ct se1 70
1Xo, closing firm at 80 to $50. for No and 2sK to
siEo. for No. a. Provisions Arm. High wines firm At
aaP !. ZOE i4o on corn Baso Reoeps5oo bbis
-four bushels wheat 1856 600 bushels oorn B6 900
bushels OATS ehipments-l1,6O 500 bbls. -four; $4,000
bushels wheat; 100000 bushels corn $4,000. bushels
ST. LOUIS, June Flour buoyant st s4 to $eH for
single extra; 10 to Sl3 for double extra. Wheat hr
high grades better, at W 70 ~ oo 1OC NOE auu
sprnp; 92H to 81 81 for extra club 80 to 82for
prime 50 4s for choice. Corn higher. at 81 to
78o Oats lower, at Al to 44Kc Bacon active and un
changed. Pork and lard steady. Whiskey easier at
50 a. ~
PH1LADELpH1A. June AL departments Of trade are
dn Petroleum quiet. Flour quiet. Wheat-good
rad wanted at rs to 50 8O Corn dull; yellow st 81 to
9sc, Whiskey dull at 26 to 50 49, Mess pork 81 to
s3l 80. Lard steady .==
ooee-27oo bags Of coffee we're offered for sale this
forenoon Of which 628 bags Of Rio taken at to
265o, and 2S7 bags Of Laguayra at ask to 77o -
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Congressa'i.r,al News.

wAsH1Neros. June 9-senator Poland to whom was
referred the Bankrupt Bill which recently passed the
House, viii probably make favorable report to the
judiciary Committee next week. but there 10 very little
prospect of the passage bill at this session 1t
will lead to discussion than there IL time for the
Senate 10 indulge In.
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you cannot fail TO accomplish She grast end you hsye

you cannot fall to accomplish She great end youhsye
undertaken. 49, = r 49,: 4
You ali remember the story Of noraea,, the mother
lived, and who lost their lives in yndpating CREST
cause Of the people. number Of distinguished ladies
in whose company she was, e1pstiated on their ane
wore and other articles with which they decorated
and adorned. Cornelia attentvey lhtened to each IA
turn, and then, looking out at che door, saw her to
dushed with matronlY PRIDE and claspng them, ono on
ia3ch side, she exclaimed These are my jewels !"
a6u ladies' can gather around You the orphkns, the
IL your work. and no doubt win De wen accomplished
Let woman be engaged In this mobile work; God
bless herl Yes, woman can accomplish 1t II she will
/ q "None, none on earth q above her.
y 81 As pure as thought % angels are,
To see her is to love her. =
(Applause Go on you efforts win be drowned with
one view is of war, the other 3 peaoe-yes pe.ce
The other day, this oiy-ana not only once but
several tss-he walked among The graves y Of the
boards he saw the Of soldiers from New York,
Indians, and other State regtmets Of thef Federal
army There they sleep In peace. the green sward
,oUfsa ness oa hs other he
B., rebel soldier Belonging 70 sacha regiment. The
strife had endedthe contest oloaed That wns peace.
sass 1'ss2 Il s !
blessed With peace, ana that and respect for
another everywhere wonld be JetpTea Appianse;l
And that those warning and distntnB eements which
separated and divided as ssnganM a.aS o0nnSs
too that the asylum which II W opdsed TO establ!gh
might be extensive enough a o.phannss ns,,ts We
soS Seh.y
deserve your protection, kindns8sAud instruction
The President thanked the lstsf and gentlernea for
the sssuS D ss 70 Si a,ns
Of this lind he s3o aes s he bsa
aase ans ho% to sppsests sssSa I and 10 and
motives sT @ of the fisnds Of Of this hind and
II lin a s': Ssgss T1ss y:
and inseneosaaiy ne Woulo e1vs ~ s1ses Fo1
1d ~ sep'i not eis purpose to sqslea . poll
tc4 s condition of the county, s9t g ~ eyspn.
mene at the metropolis Of tho Hstton ae trassea "
would take The character Of n.ttIns orphan nsynm
as e b e. 81 @ 1ssa e
ss'fb gSs b9 tSs ., Gss people,
III. there Sod ss sr
raIioon be nsionI and this asylum be national
Let them be the controlling end supreme ides which
EP RF8snt y
1SaapsRs 1aaps9s aa' thossh long bssa
tas sss ea saa IS thrown
81 Hx Without pre- prepsli lvsys Filed . addtsss
himssf to ttie biaina e6se Of insles and females
and not merely to the fency The work II Yhion
tasy wsas % nss IA
ides. Il was something which w1FId bear Thinking
about ana acting aonaethag ,6ring & eaost =, saa
crest worf Of this Kind Then lot ID our hearts
EeS nom anger Whidh hasS lhen too long
Let the brasch Be aheSed andes be done
sway, that rsasy become stsas people
Rgssse ee,s,
AZ The President was leaving the building, he was
greeted with repeated applause amid the music OF the
hard. 1.z3
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Washinetom News,

WASHINGTON, June 10.-HoRAcE GREELEY and Others
from New York, in town-their business baing to
see Judge UNDERWOOD, in order to urge upon him the
justice and propriety of admitting JzFrERsoN DAVIS to
bail. Some congressman say confidently that DAVIS
viii be admitted TO ball. while others equally firm in
the opposite opinion.
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MARRIED.

AEThe Relatives, Friends and Ac4uaint-
anees OF Mr. LENN1s LYONS, OF MIR. T. A. MURRAY
and family, Of Mr.. MICHAEL LYONS and family, of Mf.
THos. LYONS and family, and OF Mr.. R1oHARD STEWARD
and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
aervioes of the torer from No. 10 Anson-street This
Afternoon at Three O'clock without further invitation.
June II *i4szz.sz
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a,rgTATE SOUTH CAROLINA

msTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DISTRIOT.-By GEORGE BUST, Rsq...
ordinary.-Whereas THEODORE G. BARKER, Of
Charleston Attorney at Law made suit to me to grant
him Letters Of Administration, Of the Rsste and Effects
of CHRISTOPHER FITZs1MoNs, late Of CHARLES
ton, Physician These are therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and creditors Of the sd
OHR1sropHER F1rzs1MoNs deceased that they be and
pear before me- in the Court Of Ordinary, to be held
at Charleston on 25th day Of June, 1885, after pubioa-
on hereof at II O'Clock In the forenoon to show cause
If any they have why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day of June, Ammo
Domni 1895. GEORGE BUST,
June II m2 Judge OF fEoDaees:
HESITATE OF SOUTH CAR O IN Al,
CHARLESTON DIsTRIOT.-By GEORGE BUST, hsq''
osdinary.-Whereas, FANNY M. JONES, OF Charleston,
widow made suit to me to grant her Letters OF Aamn
istraton of tho Estate and Effects of ALE4ANDEh
D. JONES' late of Charleston, merchant: Inese are'
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tne
kindred and creditors of the said ALEXANDER DSoshs
deceased that they be and appear before me- III o e9
Court of Ordinary to be held at Charleston On io.E
dov of Jnne 1866 after publication hereof at IL O'CLOCK
in the forenoon to show cause II any they nave, WY
the aaid Administration should not be granted. 7,,.
Given under my hand, this secuna Gay g,sIcT III SuAo'
Annp 1nna eG1nouA Ao''' m2 Judge Of Probatea.
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The Cattle Disease at New York and
80 Brooklyn.

ALBANY, n. T., June 10-The Hon. ]. sTAuNroE
GOULD President and Colonel p B. JoHNsoN, seoretary
Of the New York State Agricultural Society have pre-
pared an important circular, saying: "We do hereby
make known the existence Of the Rinderpes peuro
pneumonia, among the COWS In the stables of New York
and Brooklyn
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Cholera In New York.

New Yoax, June 9.-Mrs. REID, who washed the
clothing of E. A. FRAZER, whose death from cholera
was reported seized with the same disease Wed
nesday and died that night. German girl living In
the same house also attacked, but WAS saved by
prompt treatment
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aa- NoT1oB.-ALL PERSONS HAVING De
III ANDs sgainst the Estate Of sEI1NA u PORoHER,
lnte Of the City Of ohareson viii present them. prop
erly attested and those indebted win make payment to
STEPHEN L. HOWARD, Boycs 4 Go, q Whark
PHILIP E.PORuHER, 3.
Jnne II rnWs8+ t55 Va 81 Administrators.
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ss. TIE. NAN FOR THE POSITION -
MRssRs. EDITORS; Please present through the me.
diam Of your Journal 10 tho yotrs Of Ward No ], Mr..
DAVID BR1aasas candidate q the same and otligo
'ths SPIRIT 81 OF !: THE ! - TIMES" y g. !
June II s....,3. s.sI 81 IT,: -.
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News from, Mexico,

NEW OaLHANs, June 10.-Late information from Vera
Orus states that the Liberals had advanced from Oaaca
on Oordovs and captured sxtyhve Confederate oolo-
nists.
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Fire At Augusta.

AUGUSTA, June 1o.-R. L. WArKias' drug store. JoHN
N. Morris orookery and PUTNAM b MA1oNR's book
store, were destroyed by fire this morning. Insurance
unknown.