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RT Eoo PER YEAS! We want

$AOOO agents everywhere to sell
kinds. Under and upper feed. Warranted i've
years. Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY machines sold in the Union for less than
so. which are fully heensed bV Holos. Wheeler 6
WILSON, Grocer d Baker, Singer G Co.. and BGchet-
der. All other cheap machines are SRtringeHents,
and the seller or user are liable to arrest, 6Re and
Imprisonment. Circulars free. Address or call up
on Shaw & Clark, Biddeford. Maine, or at No. S3
Broadway. New York. or Chicago, III.
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New Meat Market.

CLEMENS, TREVITT& CO.-Hav-
" ing purchased the well known meat market
on Liberty Street, a Ishort distance south of the
LIST National Bank, together with the iee-house
connected with the stand. will keep on hand for
the supply of the public. superior fresh meats,
which they VIII sell at fair prices. Every pains
will be taken to please customers. The best beef,
mutton, pork, veal, &c., that the country affords
will be kept at ours, the central market for the
CLEMENS. TREVITT& co.
Warren. June 80. 1S66-tf.
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Q Q * q,
M. g "a. BACON,
Warren, July 4. 1866 Tyr

SOMETHING NEW
~ Montignani's PATENT WARDROBE. CLoTHRs
and Hat RACK. Avery usefulartiole, within The
reach OF every body. and some thing that every
person needs. Call and look at them. To be had
onSg at ~ zoe, TRUESDELL & T0WNSEND'S.
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FOR SALE MECCA.

N0 mn A YEAR made By aryone with, SIS
Q9SUUU Stencil Tools. No experience neees-
sary. The Presidents, Cashiers, and Treasurers Of
8 Banks indorse the circular. Sent fres with sam
pies. Address the American Stencil Tool Works,
Springfield, Vermont.
August l. 1S66-3m.
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GUNS! N GUNSI!I

LEXANDER Kid Gloves, the
PECK BROTHER.
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Proposals Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED, to whom
was referred the receiving Of proposals for
grading and paving Of streets in Warren. having
failed to procure any bids satisfactory to the Couu-
ell. have been again instructed to ask for further
bids. and are now ready to receive proposals for
the work according to plans and speeifeations
which they will exhibit.
Provision has been made for obtaining stone and
gravel or sand on favorable terms
The work on that part Of Main Street between
South and High Streets, and that part of Market
between Main and Liberty Streets, will be let as
soon as satisfactory proposals are received, it being
letting Of the b. lanes ID Inc work contemplate
mas been temporarily suspended until the plans
and WORK Of covering the town are falIy ma
Sured- +. KINSMAN,
B. PARKS,
Nay > MOO COMMITTEES on Streets.
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WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage Factory

Carriage Factory
49, FNHE PROPRIETOR de-
E435< sires to say to the public. that
A-th there can be seen at his Repository,
on Liberty Street, a few rods south of the Western
Reserve Bank. the largest assortment Of
Carriages and Buggies,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for sale in
this market. His stock consists of FAMILY CAR
RIAGES and SLIDE SEATS, of various patterns.
0ne-hOrse Buggies of nearly every description, all
of which are of the latest and most approved East
ern styles, which for quality Of material, substan-
tial workmanship and elegance OF hnlsh, cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment IN the state;
Having in successful operation a STEAM ENd1nE
with all the Unnecessary machine cry for manufacturing
his SpOkes, Hubs, Felloes, and everything that can
be done advantageously by machinery.
Being a practical mechanic himself, superintend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches, he is
prepared to furnish a vehicle in first rate style, for
less money than any other manufacturer in the
HACKS. PEDLER'S WAGONS, COACHES AND
BAR0UCHES.
If not on hand, will be made to order. on short no.
tice.
A-Repairing, Trimming and Painting done with
neatness and dispatch.
RS-An work done at my manufactory warranted.
In addition to the above, I am prepared to fur
nish Carriage-makers and others with the best quail
iy Of Turned Spokes. Bent Rims, Bows, Shafts,
Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs. &C., at as low prices as at
any other establishment.
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish their own
timber, can get their Spoke s and Hubs turned on
Sept 1852 E. K. WISELL.
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The Horrors of Indigestion.

You complain of your stomach unfortunate dyspepho;
but ought not your at omach to complain Of your Pos
slby the pangs you endure are simply the stonach's
method Of taking revenge upon you for neglecng and
abusing 1t. Perhaps you have never made an effort TO
improve Its condition. but on the other hand are con-
tnualy examining It with unwholcsome and tncongru-
ous food. Have you tried HosTETTERs sTOM-
AoH BITTRRs. proper diet, and regular mea'sf Inc
Btters in week would put your digestive apparatus
in perfect order regulate the fow Of bile In
with the laws OF health and produce just so much
aperient action would be necessary for your good
and when you are all right judicous and regular
dieting, with little OF the Tonic now and then' "ooio
keep you you have neglected these means OF cure
don't blame your stomach Its rebellion Tits merely
nature hint she wants help II You neglect It, I'M
next thing may be Inflammation or scirrhus Cancer.
some other violeut and dangerous disease. There
auch thing being too late In these matters Hue
LETTERS BITTERs will cure Dyspepsia; but DyspeI
sia may engender diseases which defy all reatoratVe
June
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Late Markets.

CINCINNATI June 20.-Flour unchanged, snperhne
20 to 50 co. $40 25 to III family $1l % 70 $i1 oo
and fancy Sl2 81 ~ Sl6. Wheat quiet and STEADY ~
a as to 81 40 for O. red Corn In good demand at
6S to "a for No. IT, elevator and 76 In baga OATS nrmer
at As to SOC for Nos. and Ryeh hrm and uncnangeo.
Whishey firm 26 in bond. Provisions nrmer; h1ess
uork SS3 nad but few sellers BuH meats not onerans
and accurate quotations cannot bo given the came ss
be said OF bacon No change In lard Cotton IN noae
rate demand SO 81 for mddng; Butter
Groceries dull but ices are not lower COLO LOU:
OrNoINNATI June 81 Flour and wheat dnl. ndess
pork ia good demand at $685. Whiskey "a AZ IN pono'
Sa rs free Gold 168h. r ,a .o
30 lower; sales 6S to 81 @ for No closing at the
inside rate and.9l O8 70 81 IA or No. Corn moae-
rateiy aotive for No and 6lh 70 $40 for No
Oats quiet and nnchanged Whishsy dnl and an
to cents; GALES "A "a to S2 29 ProViniona au,;
Breights moderately active at lsx to 14o on Corn and
oS seoeipsssouo ea bDls -four; 2ssooo buahsla corn
100 600 bushels DATA $1,000
ahipm euta-48uO nblp hour $4,000 bushels corn
at 600 bushels oats; 81, 900 bushels wheat.
MILWAUKEE Jube 2l-F1our dull and zoo lower
wheat arm at 81 Oats dull and 20 lower Freight
Reoelpts-2eOo bbs flour; $1,000 bushelg wheat
$4,000 bust cato. Shipments-e80OO buahels Wheas
sr LOUIS June 2L.-Four 6rm and unchanReo
wheat dull; low grades easier With smhn ots OF new
az b9 Corn dull aud unchanged. Pork uncnAngeo
Hsnon advanced at "a cents for clear sides.
InuIgyrILK June 2U-Leaf tobacco. Sales OF 10
hda nt st.ady rates su fine -four 50 26; extra fAm
All az Mixed onrn, In bulk SO. white 7zc. Oats %
Mes. nork S3a So Ba sh ulderB l6o; clear des
orooer,es declined; prlme lard 22o Raw whiskey "a.
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Tn. s,usprs oy p1r1sa Tho Charlottesville Chron'-
a., .h, o,a off IL, dislu,t at the unanimty with which
nson,a eIn a, is editor be all things TO all men:
"praise-upiversal p,aise-an American editor is e1
reoed to merae that 10 III ,"shem
meetipQ II one OF Your neghoors puts up new guy
ter to public buidi O. tdi 10 to toll the peope
olook at ha gu terw.D there ever suon su''ef W.
fore2 ~ =,
"n workman whit washes somebody's stable ne
must compare II thr OH OF an allan palace
farmer bores gate post and faAtens the ghtt
with pin. he must ds'oribe IL "a wonderful srt ir
fencing II q vaRe hoy tn hesd OF an old mar
on the han da Of od rolls his fstler carries tn
work OF art to the editors closet and mildly snggest
that the boy ought to be encouraged"
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June %
sr UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

s5- UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ASSESSORS OFPILE, I'D COLL. DIST, 8. o. NO. Al
BRoAD.sTREET, CHARLESTON, JUNE 2lsT, 1866
Notice s hereby given that the annual Lists containing
tho made and taken within the City and
District Of Charleston the year 1885, will remain open
for examination at this Office for and during the space
of ten days undsys eIcepted from and after the 1s
day of July, pro1imo; and that during said ten days.
appeals VIII be received and determined relative to any
claimed be contained In said
annual lists.
All appeals as aforesaid should be made In writing.
specifying the nature and amount OF error complained
~ tC.J. HASCALL,
1,,ao2 fmth3 AsBerDor.
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nv NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
AUDITORS OFFICE, 80. GA. RAILROAD SOL
CHARLKsToH, JUNE Z, 1896.
The attention Of parties interested is invited to the
following resolution Of the Executive Committee Of the
Board of Directorl."
q oupons Of this Company including the July 1860,
Ooupons are requested TO make staementu OF the sao
an leave them ct the flee ofthe Auditor on or before
the rst Jpy next with view to the preparation OF the
new Bonds OF exchange. Hpreferred parties may de-
liver their old Be nds and Coupons, and tafe the Auo
tors receipt and obligation to give new Bonds as Roen
| 40 JRpns j. EMERY, Auditor.
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ss- DECEASED SOLDIERS OF SOUTH CARO-

ss- DECEASED SOLDIERS OF SOUTH CARO-
11NA-coLUMBIA, 8. O., MAY as. ls68.-With the
partial resumption Of mail facilities, again. under ap-
pointment OF the LegsAure request tho names OF Al
" ho died in eervice Of disease, from accident os
wounds or who fell In battle. Give the t1aue N Ja
Distrtc rank company regiment and arm Of serv'oe'
date and cause Of death, and where he died. and dge.
The Re ,ord cannot be completed without the assist
ance Of all who take interest in this memorial fa-
pecialy to returned soldiers do now MAKE .nls
appeal If it be but g single name yeu can furnlsn'
.and u To me- at once wM. J. RIVERS,
State Agent for Recording &c
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a@NOTICR TO DEALERS IN SPIRITUOUB
LroUoRs-CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF O0UN-
GIL. July 10, 1sSs.-Applcatons for LICENSE TO Re-
TAIL sPIRTTUoUs LIQUORS. to take date from July,
1866, will be received at this Office, commencing on
Wednesday, Goth Inst Applicants will be required to
mention the place where he she or they intend to carry
on auch licensed trade and accompanying tho npphoa-
ttop 30 far as respects Tavern Licenses with cera
cate recom ended by six freeholders living in the I'M
mediate neighborhood OF the applicant as to good re-
puts for honesty and sobriety. ". H. smFTH,
Juno 20 10 CLERK OF Councn,
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nz- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON pIsTRIoT-aEoRaRH HUNRKM. who
is In the custody OF the sherifof Charleston Dict by
virtue Of two writs of Cdpias ad Rspodedu from tho
oourt OF Common Pleas Charleston District at tho
suits of RICHARD A. HoWEs and RICHARD a.
HOW Es COMPANY, having, in order that he may OBJ
tain his disch nrge from confinement under tho Acts d
the General Assembly, commonly called tho Prison
Bounds Acts rendered oath schedule OF bis whole
Rstato and Effects or OF much thereofp Ill pay and
satsfy the sum really due the action o1 which no 10
confined: public notice is hereby gtven that uniesS
TO the contrary be shown to the oiefh
Of the Court Aforesaid for this District In the oeafs
House OF this District Taesday the Ord day OF 'y,
st II O'Clock In the forenoon, the property mentioned
IN the sohedule aforesaid will be assigned to tho said
R1cHAnD A. Howas and RIouARp A. HowEs COMPANY
and tho said GEORGE HuNEKEH liberated aoooranay "
| tho Acts aforesaid.
oaaos OF ommon Pleas. Charleston District 22d Gay
OF June, 1865. .. W. ono
June 23 - = - -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from France.

WARRINGTON. Juno 24.-A letter from distinguished
source in Paris communicates the subjoned to the
Mexican Legation: ''Tho steamer which is about to
leave st. MeEsire for Mexico will GARY, am assured
an autograph letter from NAPOLEON to MACMILLAN
which dsmands that tho Mexican custom houses shall be
placed under French adm Illustration guarantee for
the Mexican loan converted into three per cens and In
default OF tho acceptance of this proposition by the
Mexican Government. our troops will be Immediately
recalled On tho contrary Gu arrangement is ehecseo
the terms for the withdrawal Of the French
troops will be maintained"
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CHARLESTON AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD.

,pror, the Cincinnati Daily Gasate June 2o.I
Tn comultsnce with request, the gentlemen sent as
de,eoates or o committee from the State Oh eoutn o
ona to confer with the merchants OF cnoinhae fe
onr 70 the project obtaining direct RAILROAD oonu
,estions with the aouth were received on yes
terdny afternoon. They were introouoeo W s'e"s
,nv ~ our nost influential business men, and stated
- -. a. aotau all matters pertaining to the pro-
posed work. c.,.,
her THEo. Cook, Esq, called the Chamber TO order
and aated I'm a few words the object OF tho meenng
nv ooox Then introduced Hen. Gzo A. TnENHoLh. OF
m.rleston, g. O., who proceeded to address the mer-
ohan.s substantially M follows
| NIB. rRENHoLM's SPEECH.
wa. ,a.vs in behalf OF the committees whom have
tho honor of TO rsun you Mr. President
and rentIem on of the Chamber OF Commerce OF Sncn
natl nss and Consult with You here to-day The sub
ect which we present to you for yonr consioeranon
one IN SIch the welfare and prosperIy Of the whole
peopie, almost might say absolutely demands:
asnb9rn0 hGSb s.te. gentleman OF great huanoal AM
business capacity. with kseh eye pesens aro,;n
Safe Ssa Gnotnns. III then comparnvcly small piao.
situated on banks of the ohio yer which ne sa
sra aua up z no n dstan. day. be Queen Oily and
sommerSial centre OF West. He told us that by Ii
coser together In tho bonds Of social political On
sommercis. interests, two great cities Cincinnati an
In Obed1enCe u tutho tioHb ho ho
d Az 10 ace N the bands cannot be drawn Closer aI
d; ao wetded toQether hat tine nor circumstances can
8, | tereept us from t. desired end .
IN S, tba t,me the arrival IN this city Of the del
cation whom I I've the honor to represent we ha
scertsned tbat turviews Ii regard to ths project
t. NOT exactly harm utza with thos heretofore entertain
CO by the OonmItte and had been unaided would n
bsye Ind before the viHws entertained by the peoI
,Ie ~ Houh ero In feel delicacy In prese
,e Ing them to The amber a. body hnowiug that we
nnt nnrreiy A. ev in views Nevertheless, by yo
be Iindn,ss viii sta bdefy tho details oi the subj
II which We were eent 70 isy uoos s th ,o,,,,,or
,ht q, esed ths Blue kidge Railroad line. This n
IAN commences at the town OF Anderson. g. o. and Ia
the tended TO run tofouBa ~ .i,h = 49, liza
Kentucky Raiigoad.
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The Canadian Parliament.

OTTAWA tCau J, Juno 25.-Tn the Canadian Parliament
Mr. GALL moved for an naturalization from tho Gov
ornment of the United satoB for tho expenses incurred
during the recent Fenan troubles Several members OF
the Government party advocated the move when Mr.
OuAMDERs of Brookvile obtained the hoor ana spoke
against It. He said that Canada coulo not support
troops enough to resist tho United STATES.
Fenians WAS very different matter from thirty-fro mil
Uens OF Americans He slao called for investigation
OF the conduct Of Of tho commanders OF the Pro
vincIa troops during the troubles and denounced ths
management of the volunteers blunder. MT CHAM
pEns was continually interrupted and hssed, the uproa
becoming 80 great at times to drown his remarks
He WAS replied to by Mr.. DARCY MCGEE, and the motion
.of Mr.. GALL WAS adopted.
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miles than by any exlDing railroad steamboat route
Tho distance 70 Lynohburg, Va, win be reduced l54
miles. and that to Knoxville, Tenn 302 miles lcss than
by any existing route.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. McGHEEs address the meet
Ing WAS adjourned.
The Southern delegates will be in tho city for day
or two longer and will be pleased to give any nforma
ton In their power regarding tho matter.
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6 NJ

nrGENERAL LsUpRBTNTENDENTs OFFICE,
SOUTH CAROLINA ARAILROAD-CHARLEsro q. o.
June H. 1s6sseaied Proposals viii be reoeived Of this
fioe until the 27th instant, for tho erection OF
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columbia, g. O. The plans ana
spe oihcations can bs sssn ut this ofice.
H.T. PEAKE,
Junel2 Il General guperIntsndents. O. u. H.
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Important Defalcat ton

WARRINGTON. June 24.-The record Of the investiga-
ton OF the case OF GEORGE A. CARLTON special agent
and acting surveyor Of ouatoms ct Momphis who. It s
alleged lost more than half million of dollars for the
Government, ia now before the Bank Committee with
directions to examine into the whole subject and
port at any time
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON juno 2s.-In the United States Senate
Joint Resolution passed providing for IN official
history the rebellion and authorsing the Secretary
OF War 10 appoint some competent person to write It,
at aalary not exceeding twenty-five hundred dollars
Per year.
The Tax Bill was considered and various amendments
offered and adopted.
Senator MORGAN delivered o eulogy on Mr.. Huh-
PHRss deceased; after which the Senate adjourned.
In the House Mr.. wAsHBuRHE presented letter from
the Secretary Of the Treasury the subject Of the
pretended Introduction Of Rinderpsss by means OF i'm
ported bones which referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr.. DARLING, Of New York. and Others addressed the
Rouse In speeches Of coincidence the death Of the
Hon. JAS. HUARHRrRs, Of New York, when the custom
ary resolutions of respect adopted and the HOUSE
then adjourned.
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Steamship Flambeau.
Now York Market.

NEW YoRK, June N.-The steamship F1dm6eda hha
arrived from Charleston.
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Ct. Domingo Affairs.

NEW YORK Jane 2s.-The revolution In st. domingo
mas been successful and President BAEz has fed to Eu
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souihern Hotel tn Nep1 York.

S0uthern H0teI IN New YORK
New York. June zs.-Ine basatse Uo~s. haa eh-.e-a
hands, has passed into the hands OF HENRY BRUCE
Kentucky, and is to be called the Southern Hote
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aS- Washington Light Infantry Chnrita-
DIE EAssoCIATION.-Th members of the Association
requested to attend the Funeral Of their late
rade, JAMES sHAPTER CALDWELL, from steamer
Moneka at North Atlantic Wharf, This Morning, 25th
inst., at 0 O. clock precisely.
]. L. HONOUR,
Juno as Seoretury.
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Sterling Exchange 10.
SECOND DISPATCH.

NEW YoRK. June 2S.-Cotton dull at 81 to 4oc. Flour
dull Wheat has q declining tendency. Corn has do
oned cant: sales 2s 900 bushels at 81 to 90 cs Pork
dull; cal es at S3l 81 to S32 a. Beef aeady Lard dull
Flour buoyant.
Gold SIX.
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Now York Market.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Ooton dull; sales 500 bales at
81 to 40.
Gold SAX.
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DIED, in New York city, on the goth inst, JAMES
sHAPTER CALDWELL, son of Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
CALDWELL.
R6-Tho Friends and A Acqun init noes OF he
deceased, and Of the family. invited to attend his
Funeral At Nine O. clock This Morning. from the steamer
Monekd at North Atlantic Wharf
The nterment will take place the burial ground of
Central Church, in Archdalo street. June 25
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-Oott on nominal, with saies
OF $50 bales at So TO 81. Stock 1i8,U00.
Gold 4s Bank Sterling co. Exchange on New fork
Il discount.
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FcOND DIePlTOH

NEW ORLEANS. jane 23 Cotton eItremely dull, with
sales of 500 bales; Low Middlipg "a to SO.
Gold 81. Bank Sterling 0S. New YORK EIchange
discount.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aa-CHARLEsTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
No. 2'2 lin tho bcnd) King-street, WILLIAM NJ.
PELOT. Principal.
ARTHUR P. LINING, ESQ.,, will deliver Lecture
on COMMERCIAL LAW, This Euen'ng, 26th inst, at
half-past Eight O'Clock Admission free.
June 2b
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OBITUARY..

DIED, on the morning of the 10th june J. ST. jU
LIEN, only child OF VIM B. and Rosa fzARD GuEnARD
aged eighteen months.
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Assistant Secretary.
Richmond, May 81, 1855.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND
This day, personally appeared before me. Notary
Public in and for said City OF Richmond, DAVID j.
BURR, Secretary Of the Insurance and Savings Com
pany vrginia and made oath that the above state
ment is tue and correct In witness whereof have
hsreunto set my hand and national SEAL this 21st day
Of May 1866
tslgned) EDW. ). WAhhEs'
Notary Public.
FIRE RISKS TAKEN BY THE ABOVE FIRsT-oLAss
COMPANY AT CURRENT RATES.
June 2S =. - D.
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aB CONSIGNEEs PER STEAMER e. @.
KNIGHT from Baltimore are notified that sho is This
Day discharging cargo North Atlantic Wharf All
Goods remaining the Wharf sunset will be stored
at risk and expense Of owners.
June Is WILLIS Il CHISOLM Apenta
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8g-SEA ISLAND SHIRTS FIRST GLASS
YOKE SHIRT. for gentemon for So each. Will ht any
well formed perfectly. Made in the best from
the excellent cottons Of tho ARKwR1aHr MILLS and Lin
ems of FENNELL soN. BKLFAsT. IRELAND Those gu
perb shirts will be to any point in the South whare
there Is IN Express once for S3s per dozenthe pay
collected on delivery.
All Linen SHIRTS, 1915.
8 and ply Linen Collars, 81 per dozen.
India dauze Underclohing, at 81 28 each.
And q general assortment Of Gentemen's Goods at
similar prices. Address orders to
P. F. SMITH & FOWLER,
June as wfm1mo Park Row. New York
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CO. BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Makes quick work with aes. and II commenced early,
keeps the house clear all the summer.
Look ut for limitations. Get DUToHERs only.
June as limo
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Tho resolution was adopted.