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ANOTHER FRIEND OF THE FREED
MEN.-The Alexandria (Va.) Gazette
says that the negroes Of Boalton Sta
ton, on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, have been recently swim
died by u man calling himself Win
ston, who stated that he had been
sent there as teacher by the Bureau,
and collected considerable sum from
the negroes to build u suitable school
house. He then borrowed horse
from one of the negroes, rode of,
and has not been heard of since.
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Is BooTu DEAD?-In the Senate,
on Saturday, pending the bill divid-
ing the awards for the capture of Mr..
Davis and Of the assassins of Presi-
dent Liucoln, Mr.. Davis, of Ken
tucky, said:
"He would like to have satisfactory
evidence that Booth was killed. He
had never seen any. He had heard
nothing but rumor. He would much
prefer if Booth had been captured
alive. Perhaps ho was dead, but
there was to his Davis mind an in
explicable mystery about it. He did
not think Baker had any right to any
award. He (Baker) was worse man
than any ho was pursuing, and it
would be just like him to have got up
false Booth. The body ought to
have been identified
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HoRR1nLE OuTRAdE.-To-day, in
the absence of her husband, who was
III the city on business, q horrible
outrage was committed upon highly
respectable lady, at her home, about
twelve miles distant from the city.
She was ravished by negro. who
succeeded in accomplishing his hell
ish purpose. We refrain from giving
names.
The Mayor and police arc on the
track of this tiend, with every pros
pect of capturing him.
Charlotte Times, 31si.
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MOVING NoRTH. emigration
of freedmen to Boston, from Virginia,
still continues, and we trust will 90
on and prosper until Massachusetts,
can boast of aslarse colored popu-
lation us the Old Dominion. The
steamer Appold, from Norfolk, took
large number last Saturday, all of
whom had engagements as domcstics
on Boston frontiers.
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Southern Pension crs.

We have been inquired of on one
or two occasions, if we knew whether
or not the pensioners in the Southern
States would be restored to the pen
sion list. For the information of
those interested, we extract the fol-
lowing from recent report of the
Commissioner Of Pens;ons:
'"The annual amount of pensions
in the insurrectionary States, was, on
the Both JunsTS8zxsay 1852, 155, and
with the exeeptioifs of o few-not
more thansten, ppfEaps, who were
refugees, ofzpeffosnned somo mcri-
torious servieawfoti1e army-none
were transferred or Esdd until after
the enclosed instructions had been is
sued and their requirements fulfilled. !"
In these instructions, it is stated
that the names of all pensioners, who
have resided within the insurrection-
ary States during the rebellion, shall
be dropped from the pension rolls,
and require those who still claim the
benefit Of the pension laws, to make
application for restoration to the rolls,
with the requisite evidence of LOYALTY,
according to certain prescribed forms,
which we suppose will be sent to ap-
plicants.
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TnE TENNEssEE REPRESENTATIVES,.

HE TENNESSEE REPRESENTATIVES,
The question arose in the House of
Representatives rs to the time to
which the compensation of the Ten
nessec members should date ba ok. It
was finally determined from the 4th
OF March, 1865, the beginning of the
present Congress
Mr.. Stevens, during the debate,
sald he "did not think there was any
difficulty about it. These qemlemess
'cere members from tie dag of their
election, as ii finally turned oM."
1t seems Mr.. Stevens and his adj
hercnts were a long time in ascertain
ing this fact.
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CoUNrERFEITING.- crime is
fearfuily prevalent just now through
out the country.
James A. Rineheart was followed
from Cincinnati by detectives, and
arrested in Wheeling on Thursday,
on tho charge of passing counterfeit
grecnbacks. $500 in counterfeit
money was found ON him. He is said
to have been wholesale dealer.
A man was recently in Iuka, Ten
nessee, with 100000 in counterfeit
Treasury notes upon his person. He
bought off the sheriff for SIS, 600, but
was subsequently re-arrested by the
sheriff OF Bourbon County, Ken
lucky, on charge of murder.
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He VOTED "No"- New York
TibMne's correspondent of Friday
says: Mr.. Leftwich, one of the Tennes-
see delegates, who was to-day sworn
into Office, had scarcely finished shak-
ing hands with tho speaker, when his
name was callcdto vote on the bill
to indemnify loyal citizens of Ten
nessce for property destroyed during
the rebellion, and he voted enc" It
caused much comment among Union
members.
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The radicals assert that Arkansas

The radicals assert that Arkansas
will soon accept the terms of admis-
sion. They expect at the next session
to admit representatives from Ar
kansas. Then they will wait year
or two to see whether they can obtain
the assent of the requisite three
fourths of the number of States to
the conditions now offered. They dc
not yet claim North Carolina or Lou
isiana.
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Public Meeting.


pursuant to notice, respectable
number of the citizens of Lexington
District met at the Court House on
Monday, July 30, 1866, for the pur-
pose OF nominating delegates to rep
resent that District in the proposed
Convention, to assemble in Columbia
on Wednesday, August 1.
On motion of Dr. T.. S. J. Hayes.
Hon. l.. Boozcr was called to the
Chair, and Rev. a. Efrd was ap-
pc inted Secretary.
The Chairman briefly explained
the object of tho meeting, when Dr..
p. S. j. Hayes submitted the follow
ing preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas his Excellency the Cover
nor has issued his proclamation, call
ing on the people of each judicial
District in the State to appoint dele
gates to n Convention to assemble in
the city Of Columbia, on Wednesday
August !, 1866; and, whereas said
Convention is intended to be preli-
mlnary to grand National Union
Convention, called to meet in Phila-
dclphia on the 14th day of August,
1866, the avowed purpose Of which
latter Convention is to unite with his
Exccllency Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States, in his pa
triotic efforts to reconstruct this
Union upon the basis Of equal rights,
civil and political, to every State;
and, whereas it is the duty Of ali
good citizens, ignoring all past party
issues and devoted alone to the resto
ration Of peace and prosperity to our
common country, to cooperate with
the Chief Executive of the Union i'm
his laudablc undertaking; therefore,
be it
l. Resotcc'l, That we, the people
of Lexington District, do cordially
concur with his Excellency Gov. Orr
as to the propricty and Importance of
beng represented in the Philadel-
phla Convention.
2. Resoireti, That the Chairman of
this meeting be, and hc is hereby,
requested to appoint a Committee of
Seven to nominate suitable persons
to represent Lexington District in
the Convention which is to assemble
Ill Columbia on Wednesday next.
In pursuance Of the second resolu-
ton, the Chair appointed the follow
ing committee, viz: DR.. L. S. J.
Hayes, Col. G. \. Lcwic, Levi See,
Capt. S. NJ. Roof, Maj. j. II. Koon,
Capt. G. S. Swygert and J. S. Leap
heart.
After consultation, the Committee,
through their Chairman, DR.. Il. S. J.
Hayes, submitted the followin. re-
port, which was unanimously
adopted:
The Committee appointed to nomi-
nate suitable persons to represent
Lexington District in the Convention
to meet in Columbia on Wednesday,
August l, 1866, respectfully ask leave
to report that they have discharged
the duty assigned them, and recon-
mend the following nomination, to
wit: Hon. l.. Boozcr, Dr. +. S.
Lewie, DR.. +. S. J. Hayes, Mai. j.
IL. koon, Capt. G.. S. Swygcrt and
Maj. Edward Kinsler
On motion Of Rev. A. EIirl, the
meeting adjourned
l.. BOOZER, Chairman.
A. EFGRD, Secretary.
LEXINGTON, S. c., August 30, 1866.
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GooDSALARIEs ATTACHED. Horace
Greeley says: The new titles con
ferred on Grant, L. rragut, ana Shcr-
man, convey no real promotion to
their wcarers, but it is cretlitable to
the nation that they have them, with
good salaries attached. Gen. Han
cock is'prolnotcd to the Major Gene
ralship made vacant by the now. Lieut..
Gen. Sherman.
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The CASE OF TEXAS. 1t is an
nounced that the President will
shortly issue Il proclamation announc-
ing the full restoration Of the ''Lone
Star to all its privileges in the
Union. This will also secure the in
stallation of the recently elected
State officers, the regular opening Of
the courts, etc.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES Arrange
ments arc being made between the
Central Executive Committee, ut
Washington, and the railroad COM
panies Of the United States, to trans
port all the delegates to and from the
Philadelphia Convention at half the
current rates of fare. This will be
agreeable news to the Southern dele
gates, who are mostly in rather poor
circumstances
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LATE News. 1T will be seen from
our telegraphic columns that we have
the Liverpool market reports of Sa-
turday evening last, and London
dates to tho same hour Arrange
ments arc in progress at this end of
tho cable to insure still greater cclc-
rlty In forwarding dispatches All
doubts of the success Of the cable are
now removed.
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IHE BURNING OF COLUMBIA. inter.
eselnS account OF the Sack and Destruc-
ton OF tho City of Columbia, 8. g." has
]uss been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the Phoenir power press. Orders filed to
any extent. Single copies SO cents.
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Harmless rs summer dew, yet in the
highest degree disinfectsnt and preserve
tive, Sozodont keeps the teeth always
healthy and spotless, and'the gums ruddy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-01

The Commissioners OF Free Schools for
Nachland District-Dr. C. H. Mot. Eli
kllllan, T. Z. Clarkson, John Stack, J. p.
Henry, Richard Parker and J. E. Reese
arc requested to meet at the Office of the
Clerk OF the Court on Monday, August G.
ut 10 O'Clock q. m. Business Of Importance
will require full attendance.
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MELVIN NJ CoHEN.--We would respect
1ully invite the attention Of our commu-
nlty' and strangers visiting the city during
the sitting Of tho Convention, to the attrac-
tive supplies advertised in to-day,s issne
ana always on hand, at the establishment
OF the above named gentleman. Being, we
believe, the first to embark in business
after the destruction Of Columbia, his en-
ergy and industry entitle him to continu-
ance OF that patronage he has so iberally
received, and which we are satisfied he will
always deserve.
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MEETING OF THE CossESr1os.-we have
oeeh requested by Governor Orr to saw
.ss the Convention win meet this morn.
'hg' at II o'clock, in the Baptist Church
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1HE GovERNoR.-His Excellency Gov.
UT arrived In this city, Monday evening,
ana occupies his usual quarters at Nicker-
sons. The Governor is delegste to the
convention from Anderson District
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BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
ters OF Administration. Declaration on
BOND or Sealed Note, Mortgages and Con-
veyances of Real Estate.
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MAIL AnRANGEMENTs.-The Post Office il
open during the week from a. m. to D.
m. and from So p. m. to Up. m. On Sun
day, from to 9 a. m.
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already becn stated in the Phsnir that two
OF the supposed murderers Of Mr.. Lane,
OF Ncwberry, reached Columbia on Sunday
last, and that i'll attempting to capture
them, one Of them had been killed. Tho
circumstances attending the murder are
briefly these: On Friday last, Mr.. Lane
had retired, but had changed his usual
restinS-place to the open air, and was
found where he had lain down, next morn
lng' with his head split open with an axe.
Mrs. Lane saved herself by fight.
The freedmen who were suspected to
have been participants in the murder. and
who arrived here on Sunday, were detected
from the information Of colored boy. who
noticed that one Of them had quantity of
specie, who profered him o quarter dollar
for some trifling service The little boy
had intelligence enough to communicate
the fact of the specie in the possession of
the negro to Messrs. Wesley Startling and
W. s. Pope, who Immediately started i'm
pursuit, the result of which has been given.
s1,S0O in gold were found on tho body of
the man who WAS shot. The extent of the
completely OF the other negro in the orime
VIC have not been informed of.
We had hoped to give full statement of
the facts elected by the Coroner's investi-
CATION, but have failed to obtain it. The
above we believe embraces the main points.
The verdict Of the jury was "that the
freedman John Counts alias Dawkins came
to his death by pistol shot from pistol
in the hands Of Wesley Startling or w. s.
Pope, in attempting to arrest him for sup
posed robbery"
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
cd to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Mrs. Millinery.
Q. II. Baldwin-Copartners Notice.
;. ). MoCarter-Law Books, stc.
+. w. Wing-Steam Planning Mill.
Melvin NJ. Cohen-Direct Importation.
Townsend d North-New Books.
J. l.. Lumsden-Old Crow Bourbon.
Regular Communication Richland Lodge.
J. q. Janney-List of Letters.
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Gituallono UanteS-n laIcs.

4 SITUATION n Coachnan or Porter in a
~ 'o--. Good references g,r- Apply ~ No. Se We"
Thnstls'
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w ALLACkS.
w Proprstor and Manager. .Nr. LESTER WALLACE

WALLACK's.
w Propgistor and Manager. MI. LESTER WALLACE
(rHu EsrAsLsBxvxr ApvKarIsE IL rRD
AKRALpl
Open at "a O'clock. Begins stA
great demand witness the extraordinary -
greatly. suc &c s.fu dram stzrd story Of
HENRY duncan,
renders Il incumbent on the Manager to announce -
repetition .,,,,,,
ard Every Nigh, until further notice,
the Dnms by Tom Taylor ESQ., founded Miss Brsdden
celebrated novel. entitled
HENRY DUNBAR,
Or, THg UurcAsr. -
MUSIC has been composed expressly for the Pecs ~ NJ
Moll.nhsner -.
SCENERY painted BY Nessrs. I.herwood end Maedsr;
Due viii be given Of the 6s representatives OF Shsfb
dsns great Comedy,
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Ocean Cleaners.
Or1Ics OF WELLS, FARGO L Co,
, CAIIpORNIA f,VPHKss Ann tYcuAxop

NEW oEK AND CALiPokNlA rtPhbts AND ExCBAN0sCo,
No. 81 BEOADwAy. NEw.YoRK.
SHIPPERS Of FREIGHT to tho PACIFIC
~ COAST will please take notice that having appointed
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
prepared TO receive FREIGHTS for Csorns, Ore
eon Nevada, Warrington Territory Sandwich Islands Cen
tra America and West Cost South America
FOITae. apply Office. No. ~ broadway or freight
ofic. dock foot of Csnsl-st.
Sieaners viii sail let and ?st If each month"; those
dates falling on Su' day. rrecrdns Saturday.
No SLOW freight received day Of sal ing.
Fright mnsi b. delivered on dock foot 0f Canal S.
Bills Of lading win be issued nj No. 81 Broadway.
Our usual package express will be by each steamer and
will CLOSE at 10 q IN si ing day.
Our letter bags will close at IA a. m
For convenience Of up letter BAGS will
be kept q, the Metropolitan Hotel aud the dock foot Of
Canalpt.
Our ranked envelopes win be sale at the Office OF the
Hotel ind Offices No. ~ Broadway and Csnslst
dock
All letters sent through US must in Government enve
orrs
sight Exchange on Sen Francisco for ssle.
Ieesrpbic transfers Of money made 10 all points reached
by tie wires on West Coast.
WELLS. FARGO Co.
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Drrposals.
,xrrAI OF suBsIsfEscE, |
-, ., ,.r Corur"AHI GES.st Q, su ~ lss
20, ox,S11,uI JES -Sealed proposals u

S,uc, 0, Ar CoruIalHI GESssM "a psn is' 1876.
p,fy STlPpLIES.- Sealed proposals W., w..
I'M IN y. received by tie undersigned nn'i. 1a'
ps No. on SATURDAY the 2ih INST Si;I Si ~ SCE
.ss os. Of the United saa's. ary or BroOkyn as
IroSEs. be delivered III S'"''Oi' " :,
1'cco Zoo b.nel. poRK-Me PINE Me ,,S ,H sAs sod
crop IN full hoped ok or ssh barrels VIII ft and
Meat TO be fee from stain, iui we qori Was
Esrooshly .a:ed. Bidders win state when IN'D
and the bsnds; also. u kind oil Ds'r . hall he
re nors to be received at such inspection yio' -
s~y,.d 10 hy the undeIsigned. -s,. eon,hern St
$50 barrels Of frat quality extra snptI Sy ktepinq in
To-, or otter branas Of FLOUR '.'SoK 10 be
s,,n crGfe lho brands snd place, ., a., hoop barrels
S.tsd IN tire BIDS and whrhrr in ro9no Ell he, Lined ard
b. barre, 10 be in good shipping 0iosi' '''
r .Sy, are required for nmedai. deEeTyb r.. rnO,s
s.mp.s Of the aonr aust be delivered WIZ Wv
- t.ieIea 20 ~ ri. advertisement must be attached 20
..eh poposal md the proposes nu' "
~i.b All he terms. Each 20 % rave
The wrer guarsnty Of tao rt'pon'Oie na'l'''
nio",i ,,,p,i hereby gunrantee that shond az OF
I'VE the bd be accrued It shall be duly fulfilled
~ ~ s oe purpor, and condiiion. als9 w .
,u Contract with bonds 10 the amount o. ,ts exc
=, IN. ,,oe< proposed to be fuIn'heu 'hah DC eAo
49, ,,e nsme p,c. Of business and he date o. riensi
~ nan. OF courents. with shl"Lns MAS 20 ve
ven i,s,sJ pust be plainly nsrG.d Oh every pack
SsN'. M c,ner old mark must be otiteIaied.
az Inspection by professional packers OF lu'pec
Csrhoe 's "A, parv IIrnishag the Irrisio'' will be
-, ,ns meat. certifying the part OF the seller teit
49,, oosly ard condition, aud the inme'isey p'eesus
6s?ection . a .,a ,.s.,d unon by PARTIES
~ nj, ofice on the part Of the United s'ss~
vii he Inspected al the DIT. OF delivery ana con-
u tb the retained amples by al inspector apP'hed' ~
E,osee who,e certificate will be required. AN,
s.,nf ,cl be egrreney or ;" eG"ifd'eH' "soon
.h,S, ,rs received for the pun o'e;, ,.,,
S,s,or. are expected 10 hold their gooc' withou'ei
~ I-rit-d States until required for shipment
49, n, pyoposqis rI be furnished at f t1ee t'hioh
'o,d "a an cnrepe addressed 10 me uSGersigned,
~ I.So,,.S P,oposal, for Subsi,ienoe Siors''
- """- n. r. CLARKE,
Breye,- Brig Gen. and A. C. O. 3.
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Ocean Cleaners.

DOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT-BLACK
STARLlNE.The br.tclsss fast sailing steamship Flu No
SHUEY Capt. J. X. Hdreth. will sail rurn Pier NO. u
North River. Oh SATURDAY. Jan. q. at . o'clock. p M
THIS line Is prepared receive freight r dm-s dur
ing business hour, their prr No. 10 Moth kver For
freight passage having srgut apply to
X. LUWDEN. Agent, No. 81 Wall-st
Gro A. FospIcK. Agent At Ne Orleans
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANfs
l. THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
leave Pier No ~ North River foot Of Canal Ut O'Clock
noon on tire LIST lh and 2lst Of month teaccpt when
those fall Sunday nd then on tue preceding Satur
dsyJ for ASPlNWALL, connecting, via isnama RAILWAY
win OF tie Company steamship, rom Panama Tor
SAN FRANCISCO tonrhing at ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER
3oth-HENRY CHAUNCEY, connecting with sACRA'
MEMO.
JANUARY.
llth-ATLANTIC. connecting with GOLDEN AGE
2gh-NEW-YORK. connecting with CONSTITUTION.
Departures of Let and 2 connect at Panama With steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. and llth for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the 10, touch ~
MANZANlLLO
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. Secord Cabin. Seerse-
$500 500 500
discount Of ONE QUARTER on stran-rs rses viii be
allowed to secondC sDin and Steersse passensGs sccou
panied by thrir fsiuiliea
baggage checked through One Hundred Pound. allowed
each sdlt
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines aud sitend
free. -
For Pa.~s, Tickets further informson apply ct the
Company Ticket office, the Wharf loot o! Cabal st.
North River. New York.
SPECIAL NorIcE-Red nced rate. pei New York Jan 20;
Fir.t bin. Second CABIN s'r-rsse.
1878 $50 SIJ
r. w. @. BELLOWS, AGENT
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4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes a situaii N
~ n. COOK WASHER aud lRONER Tie best Of city
rr-ucr b. Vivrn Address for two days. NO. frnee
st.. lear Til.aTy. brooklyn
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Ueooins CARDS. &r.

AT WM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. I04 Full.
~ tonst-wtDDia6 CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
tEssbii,brd i8l.'
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6ituations Uautco-fema.cs.

n Intelligent German person who has cx'
~ ne ence IN Housekeeping snd family sewing w.h-. a
srt ATlON - such. Address call -. HABtRkORN,
No. IA Sowsty iiri f,or.
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nIVORCES legally procured for persons from
~ any State country withou pVboy OF ia" g 81 -
dence iuccmps biiiy der ion, druns.nn,s. &c 'un
,,r, cause cs-c. gnarun.cd sovce ard cnttd~ lis,
Appy 20 H. BATEMAS ouuseof a. L-~ No 81 ss..An a.
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lizard MOOD LUMBER.

III
The ULSTER COUNTY LUMBER Co srs now pre-
pared 10 tl order. sny extent for HARD WOOD Luh
bER Beach. Birch. ard MsJle, Of the bet quail
and Of any d..nson. H',. also limit quantity VI H. d
Oat Rock OAK Chestnut The Company would contract
psris. furnish ~riss and power To- h- nsr"~c-
turr 81 chair. psnes or any of wont "ora ih- h' are
ia, ci-s tusJ ioi TO ~. riy rlsrwh-rc
For particulars uquir, 81 ~. - 81 The Company NJ. III
Pesri..t Nsxl OH, Of Ito saIrFini-ndeut.
ISAAC /. Oi ELTON.
Al the Nils, Wet saBrsrties
l.t,f lsuhty. ". y.
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The New York a. d Hayrr steam.hi ?
Compcny's GrstolaI mai! st"an.iqa Al'Auo snh
H;ver f,r i!ayto. csi Ing al falmouth, as iolows: -
ARACO .......iifsaY A. CAbDES. Ian ~ To-, ,@e'
FULTON. ....laLIs a. WOTrOs. ...feb IL ltr.
ARACO .......ngSRy 4. GApfpEs......Msrch ~ iseh
FULTON....JsZEs 4. NoTTOs........ADril ~. iS01
krd every % days thrreaiirr
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID ~ GOLD. .
Yi.st cabin 32 80 s@cond Cabin .......s"
Through tickets 10 LonGon... 3cItrA
An experienced Surgeon on board -,
The conpsny Will not b, rponsbo Tor specie or velnapr
unless bills dne. having the value expressed arc ssLea
therefor.
II ahC BELL. Pfesldest,
No. Broadway Nswlor