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The Cure is Tho1 ough.-KcnnethH Haynes,
So. Clerk of Columbus County Court, writes,
I April ?, 1859 During the latter part Oh Inc
lar 1862, was severely afflicted with diseased
YER and many nights wilhelm bed the pam "ouiu
,.come so excruciatng that was competed 10
It out of the bed and sit up until the PAIN "ouio
UPSIDE. Iprocureda few boxes OF the SOUTHERN
IEPATIC Pills, and the first dose 100" g"0e NC
reat relief. 1 continued to use the Pills ior TWO
weeks and hare not suffered from tt0e'' a'sS'SS S'se
have recommended them accordingly, and sew
cral persons are in want of them"
nsy- For sale by the Druggists DlrectlohS
accompanying each box. Sent to any part Oh 'h0
/ Jnitcd States for IS dozen. Address,
GEO w. DEEMS,
Nav lin. Ai'i'
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Special Notices.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAC1, an Es-
g Y of Warming and Instruction for I Dung Men.
iso, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the
, to1 mowers. with sure means of relief. Sent
&C of charge in sealed letter envelopes
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Phiiade phia, Pa
may l. 1866. l9-oll.
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NOTICE !! ;!

ID ALEIGH & CASTOR r. r.. CO.,
IL SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
RALEIGH, n. c., April 10, 1866.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
'assenger Trains Leave Raleigh 4.3O A. Nj.
Arrive ut Weldon IL. 90 :"
% % Leave Weldon 1.5O Z. NJ.
, q % Arrive AT Raleigh :. $50 .
eight and Accommodation Trains Leave Raleigh
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
80 A. NJ.
Arrive at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 p. NJ
cave Weldon on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and Satur-
DAYS Mt " 500 A. NJ
Arrive at Raleigh 400P. N
ALBERT JOHNSON,
16-tf. Get'L Sept.
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DOYS' AND MISSES,
* W. ROWLAND,
(FoRMERLY OF ROWLAND & BRos)
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
NOrfOIk

--,-. 1900 VUys7l1u.
CONSTANTLY on band good supply of Cot
fee, Sugar, Molasses and other goods usually kept
in Wholesale Grocery.
Agent for the sale of Peruvian Guano warrant
ed pure as imported.
Price, 500 per ton. Cash before delivery
feb3-:Sm
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JAKE NOTICE HAVING FITTED UP
L the large and commodious shop, formerly
occupied by james Bashford, Esq, a coach
shop, for a Grocery store, and having received a
large and well selected stock of Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, Confectioneries, &c, can sell as rea-
sonable any parties in the city. Why? Be
cause do not pay the high rents some are pay
ing.
Than!1fulfo the liberal patronage bestowed on
me for the last eight years, L solicit a contnu-
ance. will eudeavor to please all in price and
accommodation.
Having a clerk to attend market regularly, l
will attend to the purchase of Fresh Meats,
Poultry, &c, for any one wishing it.
Give me a call, you please, as times are dull
and money scarce.
E. A. whitaker, AGENT
Raleigh, Feb. b. 1S66-tf
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Tri- &veeklp Standard.

RALEIGH, N. &.
TUESDAY MAY 1. 1866.
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HIPS Hair Dye Sd Cen's'-n,'eN VI
Duan instantaneous, beautiful, durable, re
,;ab,o The hest and cheapest in use. Depot
NJ Sc 1obn Street. New orli. Sold by all Drug
pston+ Medicine. Perlumcry and Fancy GOO is
stores everywhere.
March Is, 1S66.-1y.
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FANCY PRINTING,
PLAIN PRINTING,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Of All Kinds, can be Executed with Neatness
and Dispatch at the
Standard Office,
(On Hargett Street)

HAVING ALL THE FACILITIES, AND A
IL Superior Foreman, who is well acquainted
with the best styles of Northern printing, and an
entire New Stock of material, Paper, Inks and
Presses, are prepared to do the
Best and Cheapest Printing in the State.
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BOOKS PRINTED AND BOUND.
We are also prepared to contract TO" this kind
of work. having laid in a new assortment of Book
Type, and made necessary arrangements to secure
good binding.
One or more papers or periodicals can also be
printed in the Standard Office Publishers who
design issuing papers or periodicals, either
Of literary rural or scientific character can have
such papers or periodicals printed in our Office
Without making large outlay of capital in pur-
:hasing presses, type, inks and other material
Being determined fo do printing Of kinds in
the very best manner we will guarantee satisfac-
ton. - Terms-Cash.
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Constitution OF the LndIes' Mutual Aid As
ISOLATION.

ISOLATION.
ARTICLE I. This Association shall DO denomip atod
"The Ladies' Mutual Aid Association"
ART z The object ff this Society will DO to afford
poynent 10 such ladies be dependent their
own e1ertions for support by providing Depository
tho reception OF work and facilitating trough it's agents.
mp sucn articles DO easily disposed Of; said
work tn be left Mt the Depository with Supernend.
ont, who will distribute 1t to the Ward
from whom 1t may be obtained
ART j. Any persons paying Twenty fvo Cents per
quarter or One Dollar per annum, shall bo constituted
members of this Association.
ART 4. There shall bo elected annually ut Ami
Versary President, Board of Managers Secretary
ire 'sircr Snperint ndent, and Ward Snperneudonts
ART g. Tho business of the Society shall &c conducted
by tao President, Board OF Managers, Secretary
aud Treasurer, who sh M meet the first Tuesday of each
month-seven members Of whom shall constitute n
quorum The Board may nl its vacancies ut any regu
lar quarterly meeting.
ART G. Tho duty of tho President shall appoint,
from tho Board OF Maasgcrs two ladies to pur-
chase materials, and assist her in any other manner
which may be necessary.
ART T. The duty OF tho Secretary and Treasurer shall
be to receive and record all subscr donations
invest any surplus funds under tho direction of tho
Board OF Managers and make monthly report tho
same and shall dsburso funds only by order from
the President
ART. Tho duty of tho Board of Managers shall DO
to eoct the Officers aud Ward Supcrntendcnts; also
aS the prices or articles when made md the charges
for work dsne.
ART Tho duty Of the Ward superintendent shall be
to receive work from the Superintendent distrib
uted to applicants be directed by the
Managers.
ART 10. The Annual Meeting of the Association shall
be on the first Tuesday of Juno OF each year.
ART. H. Tho meetings Of tho Association and Board
OF Managers will be opened and closed with Prayer.
ART H. No alteration shall DO made in this Constitu
tton, except by tho Association, at regular meeting
recommendation Of tho Board of Managers.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
klx.I L.. L.

tUtt US, UBNEENy
TO-MORROW. the 18th of juno next, at IL o'clock A.
NJ, will be sold the Old Custom House
AL that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate
on Caper Island In the Parish of Christ Church. oon-
tanning about 9O2 high land aud sos acres of
marsh bounded to the west land formerly of Sears
Hubbell afterwards of Daniel and Nathan Legare and
on oil other sides by the Atlantic Ocean, its creeks and
marshes, &c.
Terms-one-third cash; the residue in one and two
years. with interest from the SALE tho Bond
and Mortgage Of the premises executed by tho purchn
ser, who is also to pay for papers
JAMES W. GRAY,
June IL thm5 tut Master in Equity.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Dny,

Auction Sales This Dny.
SAMSON AIMAR will sell this day. on tho prem ises
East Bay at 10 O'Clock, the furniture and bar
tho wcll-known "French Coffee House, For partcu-
lara, SEQ advertisement under auction head.
MILLroAN. MELcuERs & Co. will sell this day. Mt
10 o'clock, at Camerons old Workshop foot of Hasel
str ect, ono lot of lumber.
j. A. ENsLow 4 Co. will sell this day, before their
store, No 125 East Bay, at l0H O'clock -four sugar
molasses
A. 81. ADRAuAMs & Sons will soil this day at No.
432 King street. at 10 o'clock tho good will and con
tents of IN old and established stand.
GREAT SALE DRY Goops.-The attention Of our
iers is particularly called the advertisement
Mr.. LOUIS COHEN, No. 24s Kingstreet. Mr.. COHEN in
tends reftting his store In a and handsome man.
and Is obliged to sell his goods make ROOM The
public in general and the ladies' in particular should
avail of this opportunity to obtain tho
best goods ct tho lowest prices It will not last long,
nor occur ng'in soon
The MANSION HoUsE.-Ths well. known establishment
is now opened on the European style by Madame Rur
JEs. than whom ia capable of conducting
house Of that character. is familiar to our
citizens as the proprietor of ice-cream ealoon on
King street, before the and during the the
anliabie hostess Of the Central House. Columbia If ex
psrence Is any guarantee of capabity tho hotel and
icecream saloon attached will both be superior their
"aS hiauanne AuFIts was twlce Durnt out during the
war, and our people should TAXI pride In patronzing
her.
HOMEOPATHIC REMRDIEs.-One of Dr. HUMPHREYS
cases cf medicines tanning vals embraces
remedies for every we'll known disease costs sIo
family provided with one of them will save during
the year, ten tim the amount Of their COST obvia
ing the necessity Of medical attendance besides secur-
Ing its members from protracted and serious Illness
The trifng outlay required should be consideration
With all who believe in the axiom, 'that stitch In time
saves nine" Disease to be overcome must be prompt.
ly met, and DR.. HUMPHREYS remedies invaluable
for such a purpose.-Neio York Courier.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COM
PAEy. No. 562 Broadway. New York.
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Comfortable House on I4n,herst- street.
BY JAMES L.. GAN'Tp

by JAMES l.. GANTT.
TOMORROW. tho 12th Instant tho corner of Broad
ana tast Bay st, cots. nca- ths old Postoihce at IL
O'Clock, or soon thereafter. will DO offered
ALL That HOUSE AND LOT known by the Number
70, on Amhersstrcet The house il rece sed from tho
street, and ntains four upright rooms. The lot la
ngh ana dry AID measures As feet front by
depth, be the same moro or less Upon tho promises
s an excellent well of spring water There are fruit
trees on the lot and the place will be found very
comfortable residence for small family.
IeIms-one-haf cash. balance In ono ye,r. with tu-
erest ON day Of sale, secured by bond mortgage
Of the property insurance or the premises aud assign
ment OF policy, or the purchaser pay the whole In
June II
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''THE LADIES HOME. We have received tho first
number of new weekly literary and family paper with
the above name, published in Atlanta Ga. THOMAS g..
POWELL, Proprietor, and L. VIRGINIA FRENCH, Editress
The paper Is neatly gotten up any in tho United
Statos-fu Of excellent reading matter, both original
and selected.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
sg- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ia

WE ARB requested to announce that ARTHUR P.
LINING, Esq., will deliver his Introductory lecture on
Commercial Law at the Waverly House. King.stre OF in
the tend, at halfpsst O'Clock this evening. -"
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PRIVATE SALES.

Desirable Dwellings, to Rent.
BY JOHN y. RIGGS 81 CO.
80 THAT DESIRABLE TWO-AND-A-HAI.F
Iii!ER STORY BRIOK DWELLING in It Philip street,
Ell3 two doors from corner Wentworth and known
4A as No. 9, in good order; possession given iua-
media ely.
ALSO,
That DESIRABLE TWO-AND- A-HALF. STORY BRICK
DWELLING next the above known as No. IL, In good
order and possession given immediately.
ALSO,
That, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK DWELL
LING, No 30 South Bay, containing six upright rooma
pantry, dressng bath and attic rooms with hue piaK-
zas south and west, requisite servants apartments.
ostern, and outouidings on the premises. all in ne
order and ready for immediate occu alton.
For terms and particulars apply at our Office,
NORTH CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY
June II 4
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Stocks and Bonds at Priuate Sale.
BY i. 9. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale
$4,000 CITY OF CHARLESTON PER CENT. STOCK.
interest payable quarterly
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OLD 6 PKR
GENT. BONDS, due In 1881
100 SHARES OF GAS COMPANY STOCK !
100 HALF SHARES OF TIE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY STOCK.
Apply as above at No. 40 BRoADsTREET.
June9 Up stafru.
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MunDHR.-The Savannah Republican, OF June 7th,
says that, on Wednesday morning at 6H O'Clock, the
dead body Of negro found ,a.Ing down the river
1t secured and the Coroner notified who immed di.
aely empanneed jury Of inquest whose finding vii
be seen below. The negro was not identified and no
clue has as yet been obtained as to his identity. He
heavy extending his face dressed in blu
pants with shirt and from the condition Of the bod
had not been in the water for moro than three dhy
that the deceased had bsap foully dealt with. -
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Hon. W. D. sIMPsoN-From the Laurensvill Herald
of the 9th we learn that this gentleman. late membor
Of the Confederate Congress from the Northwestern
District Of the State has been pardoned by the Prcs
dent,
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Securities.
BY ALONZO Il yVVIUIE e, SsNn

| Idludbte Securities
no Dh ALCNAO .. VIII re S SON.
ToMoRkOW the 18th instant, at IL O'clock In front
OF the Old custom House. corner Broad and East
pay streets VIII ne SOLO In parcels to suit purchasers
| Ahf fOhho"lNG VALUABLE SECUlSI-
| - .. lies, viz:
len ImOoshND i DobLahS STATE SIN PER CENT
iocn o' 80 -. ,,i M - t'ue Ie nueo naliroad, January
1861 sma redeenaoie Ill Jannnry, 1868.
THIRTY DOLLARS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
BIN Pt II GENT STUCK, Issued to build new State
House, October, 1882 redeemable january, 1885.
FIVE l0) BONDS FOX $1,000 EACH, WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESrER RAILROAD COMPANY I'd
cent.
Conditions cash.
sale. juno IL
IfdmS, PORK Heads, Beet, But Pork, de-, dc.
by LAUREY AND ALEXANDER.
lO.MORRON, 18th inst will be sold in our Store No.
1877 East Bay opposite North Atlantic Wharf, at 10
O'CLOCK,
2 tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS
IS bbs. Butt Pork
lO bbls. Herrings
bois Clear Pork
CASKS Goldfish
~ po1es Codhsh
tierces shoulders
kegs Butter
bbls. Cider Vinegar
Conditions cash. Juno IL
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cRoPs ON PEE DEE "A writer to the Marien Cresce mt
thus speaks of in the northeastern part OF the
State. The letter Is dated June 2: "Wihin two weeks
have nearly all the crops the road from Gil.
ohrlsrs Bridge to Brittons Ferry and several miles
below the ferry and many crops not said road
all that have seen and heard In scope OF country on
Little Pee Dee, there but two who have planted
an average crop of cotton in four hundred square miles
those two have planted mo8 than an average crop
got bad rise and since the 18th Of May that
large part had been poughed up aud heard that they
were continuing to plough and plaut But few II any
Others have planted average crop OF cotton or
corn The corn looks better than expected to find It
under the disadvantage Of extreme and cold. The
cotton generally looks badly, and not very good stand
Therefore, am OF opinion that If the seasons are ia
vorable the remainder Of the year. and the crops well
tended that We shall not realize than two.
crop OF corn and half crop Of cotton The seasons
may be adverse, and generally Is impossible to
troll free negroes to the extent whom Slaves
From these circumstance and others not mention cd
have come fully to tho conclusion that shall not
generally realize more than onehalf Of an average
corn CROP and one third OF cotton CROP"
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Vessels for Goasting and Riuer Trade
By SMITH d NfeGILL vRAY.

No. az Broad-slreet.
At Private Sale
SLO0P JULIA DEAN, carrying HOO bushels Rice on
10 cords Wood running rigging. and the entire
craft in the finest order.
sLoOP SWAN, carrying 20 cords Wood, in good O.
der; new sails.
sLooP R. s. BEDoN. carrying II cords Wood; sheru
In good running order.
ALSO
BCHR PAMLICO, in fine order, carries 1850 bushels
all new.
sCHR. -, 60 feet keel carries 2lOO busheiJ
Rice; in good order.
For terms, apply as above, at
No. AZ BROAD-sTREET,
Jnne9 South aide, Statestreet
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0RAMGERURG FEMALe OoLLEGn.

CRARGEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,.
LNOR SALE, THAT DE-JRABLE PROPERTY STU
IL ATED in the Town OF Orangebarg, and known -
the ORAN9EBURa tEMALE CoLLE4E. The build
ing large and suitable for Hotel Boarding School
being capable OF accommodating abo 1t two hundred
200 persons. On the premises gas works for sup
plying the building with gas; and nne orchard aud
garden. The grounds ample and eligbly located.
being near the railroad depot.
Terms-One-tenth cash balance in ten equal en-
nual instalments, secured by mortgage the prop
erty; the buildings to be kept insured and policy
assigned, credit on the whole amount OF the pur-
chase may be had by giving approved securlty
only cash enough to defray expenses Of sale For
ther particuars apply to
COHEN. HANOKEL Il co.,
No. 46 East Bay, corner Boyce & % q wharf
HJ-Orangeburg Times insert above one month and
SEND Dill to Courier Ofice. fmwlmo May rs
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PROPOSALS FOR lUmBER.
GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIE.
~ the tenth Oth) day June. 1885, fr furnishing tho
following amounts and description OF Lumber to tho
ohpreston City Railway Company, 'iE:
4126 Pieces Axe, ~ feet inches long.
1000 Pieces 1x7, 9 feet inohea long.
Bald Lumber to be Of good and approved quality:t 70
be delivered before tho rst (s day of Sepeda-
ber, at the Oar Factory Of MsssrB. Wharton Petaoh
Line-street
By order OF tho Board
]. RAvENRL MACBETH,
Secretary and Treasurer
thyz mM
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ATLANTA seems to havo recovered faster from the
prostraon, not to annihilaou brought upon by
tho war In the second number Of the Ladies Home,
published at that place. loss than thirty
professional cards' Of physicians No wo nder tho
place is fast recovering.
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AUCTION SALES.
Farnttnre, Bar Fixtures, Ga.
SARI ON Il aIoIhIt

Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Ga.
Will be sold THIS DAY, Juno IL 49, a ALL THR
FURNITURE AND FIX rnsE OF OF 70 :PIps Il FIR FssaGE
COFFEE HOUSE. on knst hay. Mt 10 O'Clock,
MARDLE-TOP aud IRON. FRAMED TABLES Man
Dletop and Walnut and Mahogany Frame. n 20 Isrgn
gilt Mirrors, Walnut DESKS, Stoi Arm Chlirs
CaiIo Bottom Chairs and Stools. Counters Ale p,mna
one pair excellent Copper aud Pltol Bar Ia ~ viii,
grooved tumblor drawers set In sheet loaded frames
variety of Decautera and Glassware, largo Bo1os
TWO Rnnges with Water Backs and Copper Boiler COM
Piee anu attached, Copper Cooking Utensils, Castoru
and Cruots. Punch Bowls. Grin stone Ga. and Bar
Fixtures Folding Leaf and Round Tables IJmbro, and
nat stand, Bar Screens no Havana Segars Gard Case
III u oarus very convenient for any Restaurant Crooke-
cost easily adjusted any pac, heinz on canvas aus
hen; soup Tureens aud Water Boiler Heating and
,.t CHOICE OLD CABINET wHIsKEY, Sherry Vino
articles - ~" ~" ''' VI o%'1oS
large Extension Tables. Parlor Stove
sets enpns and Balls, and Map of Ireland
of sale. - w '''Ao'I Ir Jr "u " IA Iv
Flour, Sugar and Aolasses
BY j. A. ENSLOV AND co.
THIS DAY, lith instant, will BIO sold bef { COR
o. Store, =, No. Il l25 East Bay at lo1s O'Clock,
10 boxes Sugar
10 hhds Mola.Res. j., ou
The Good WI and Contents of an Old and EssaS-
lShpd Stand
BY A. IL. hBRAIlAHIS S SONS.
THIS DAY, the 1lth inRt at ~ o'clock, will soil,
The ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUoRa
&c., &C.
THE GOOD WILL OF THE STORE
Conditions cash. JunoII
BY MILLIGAN, NJ DLCHERs Il CO.
THIS DAY nth inst, at 10 O'Clock, at Camcron's old
Work Shops, foot of HsseLstreet, We will sell,
ONE LOT LUMBER.
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MAVon's Court, Saturday Morning. June 9.-The
light Of the familiar oountenance Of the Mayor shed
upon his satellites minutes before nine O'Clock.
While waiting for that hour his Honor. relaxing from
judicial dignity narrates aneodote Of surprised horse
First Case-A pc: Of LEVY. Fl,bby woman In o
killing bonnet. Drunk Backgulrding her hu sband
loudly Destroying at once connubia felicity and the
public peace. Turned over to q magistrate.
Second Cdss.-Prisoner sick. Doctor prescribed SOUP
dinner, and milk and broad breakfast and supper.
Artesan water and bread pills being the only sick diet
afforded by the Guard House, prisoner was sent to ia
that he might fare more sumptuously.
Third Cafe-Elderly individual with gray hair and
very little OF It, Riding tho pavement. Defended
himself eloquently from prepared notes. Eloquence
not convincing. Fined $b. Declined to pay. Wonder
II It won't cost him $100
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NEW Musrc-We take pleasure in acknowledging two
new pieces OF music sent by tue publishers
MccABRELI MEININaEB, No 81 West Jefferson et
Louisville, Ky. Ono Of thom is o song, "stonew all
JackHons Last Words. dediosted to his widow, Mrs.
MARY ANNA JACKSON. The other Ia The Veto Gallop
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BY MILLIGAN, N,nIELCIIEIss Il CO.
THIS DAY. l1th inst, at 10 O'Clock, Camcron's old
Work Shops, foot of Hasel-street, We will sell,
ONE LOT LUMBER.
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PERSONS REQUIRING REPAIRS
OF BRICK AND STONE WORK PL,STERINQ
~ WHITEWAsHlNG OR OOLORiNG. will fud ls
to their advantage by aving orders at No 81 Tsadd-
STREET. such work will executed at the shortest
tice and on most reasonable terms.
May 80 wfmG
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M1LToN's pARAp1sE osT-Ths interesting exhibit IN
has attracted largo audiences the past week. many being
unable to gaid admance owing to the crowded state
Of the Hail. In accordance with very general desire
the exhibition will remain three nights longer the pro-
pretor having kindly postponed his engagement ts at
Wilmington and Richmond
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City Sir Per Cent. Stock
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
TOMORROW, the 10Th inst, ut IL O'Clock A. nj will b,
sold, near the old Custom House.
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
STOCK. ~
Conditions cash. Juno1
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10
George Tichnor Curtis.

New York is not without statesmen.
When we read the shallow arguments of
such men as RAYMOND, and CoNKLING, and
FENroN, we are apt to conclude that the
science Of political economy is an I'M
known one in that State; but when we
examine the speeches Of GEORGE TIcHNoR
CURTIS, we learn that the "post of honor"
in the Empire State ais private sta
tion." He is man of profound thought,
is thoroughly acquainted with history, I'M
derstands the science of government, per-
ccives the tendency of our Government
to despotism, or consolidation, which is but
another name for the same thing, and is
altogether such man as would do honor
to his State if he were in the councils of
the nation. There are doubtless many
such men in private life in the northern
States. The boiling of the political caul-
dron for the last ten years has lifted the
scum to the surface. Let us hope that
better men will soon take their places.