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Discount Oh Inks.

Discount Inks.
yalue ....s $50 $40 500 $50 800
Per cent discount ---..-.-..- 10 IS 30 p
The above wholesale prices nett cash, dis
count made on Ink only, as per card, from which
there will be deviation. All goods shipped at
purchasers risk.
We do not insure goods unless specially ordered
to do So All packages delivered at points of trans
portation in Louisville, free of charge.
Hurley, RuddIe s. Go,
Tsbl7d&w6m Louisville, Ky
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New Aluertis
Notice.
For sale.

4 lot on Main Street. in the business part of the
city one square South of the Capital Cknown as the
Mansion House" place.) Said lot is forty feet
front, by one hundred and seventeen feet deep
For particulars, enquire of
Feb, 21dlw W. F FITZGERALD.
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STEEL PLOWS! STEEL PLOWol!
Il. A. PHILIPS,
IA OK ON, MISS
Is again at his old stand manufacturing his cele-
brated Steel Plows at the following prices:
No. cutting inches Il dollars,
3 70 Il Il
VIII also make Wagons Carts Wheel barrows
and any other agricultural implements ordered
All kinds of repairing done. Feb25dtf
J. NJ. McCoMBs, GEO. KELLER NJ. J. BYRNEs.
niece MBS & co,
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
CUTLERY MECHANICS TOOLS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
4gents for Fairbanks Scales,
Agents for the Clinton Iron Works Companies
IRON AND NAILS,
Agents for Halls FIRE Proof Safes,
Nos. 1924 & 324 Main Street
Feb25d3m MEMPHIS, TENN.
DR.. W. N. WILKINSON. D. B. BLAIR,
W. N. WILKERsON & co.
Wholesale Dealers in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE-sTUFFS,
Brandies, Vines, Cigars, Tobacco,
Patent Medicines Perfumery, Fancy -Articles,g g&c.
No $40 Main Street,
Feb25dlm Memphis, Tenn.
w B. GALBREArH ANDREW STEWART JNo c.;FIzEB.
WM. STEWART.
Late of Mechaem Late of Stewart e. Late of Pa
& Gilbreath Bros.Des Arc, Ark. nola co. Miss
GALBREATH, STEWART & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
And tton Factors.
No. 324 Front Street,
Memphis, Tenn.
Jno. Fizer, of this trm- was formerly Col of the
18th Mississippi Regiment. Feb25d3m
STEWART, GALBREATH & FIZER,
COTTON FACTORS
CO.M.MISSRO.T UMERCH.aFTS.
10 Union St New Orleans, La.
Feb25d3m.
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RAzIL.-Gen w w.
d In our city, and vii
he Hall of Represer
t, March 5th. upon tn
lions, resources, ms
q of the Empire of
bt that much inte.
be presented to tn
Cd will lecture in Viz
the 9Th, and in Match
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TThe advertisement
Bros, Memphis Tent
INN of new advert
" are wholesale a
taple and fancy dry
ring goods, notions,
nv are located at No
9 them a call.
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y We take pleasurd
ders to the busiuessI
ambers & Lattiug,
mission merchants,
,et. New Orleans Thu
q identified with the
fNew Orleans for the
have ever deserved
fdence of all.
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Iedpesday
We have now a
--;er and hope all
i fail to get their pd
-. y, There has bee
stofore in the delivet
4, now be avoided
eve refer our rea1
=. of Messrs. Wells 4
,eet, Memphis Tenn,
n be pleased to meet
issIssippi, and will d
: other house in a
.s.ny orders at the 10
~ Joseph Tagg' 343
is, has a business dey
4 : Of painters supplies
4, material, includin
~ and everything 7
Ne stock for that bra
II Messrs, Craft !. & = ,
ved a large lot of tn
ck"smOking tobacco
oksd this brand ha
- Henry B. Edmuu
,oessors of the well
ia& Co, Memphis,
IA at 22I, Second str
norters and wholes
,ds. white goods and
: old friends and bus
Mr.. Edmundson VIII
4 he has on hand a h
his line, which viii
en- they visit Memt
QUESTIONS FOR u
swERs-Class ia Ge
abitant of Russia ca
LA Russiaan.
- What is an inhabitanu
Germanyan
Uhotisau iuhabitautl
BelgiuInan
. What is an inhabItant
Copiahan.
.oa
Iessrs. Looney, ClVm 1
m. are the agents OF.
u mt Company of New
ed to import Europe'
ionality or occupatio.
.board cities on the
I ward to employers, Ia
svery class, male OF
dy arrived in this {
b to employers an OPT
kind of labor they
d { least possible delay
also real-estate agen
lta,ell, buy, rent, or lie
improved lands in an
EThe advertisement
m Bros, Memphis Ten
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Dromgoole & Co.'S
LUNG BALSAM

For all diseases of the chest and lungs, such as
coughs colds pneumonia, bronchitis, pleurisy, pain
in side, asthma, Group, hopping cough. Our Lung
Balsam causes free expectoration, relieving the
cough and pain opens the pores of the skin and gives
almost immediate relief Price 81 10 per bottle.
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Internal Revenue I'aX

rI>HE TANES UE INCOME FOR 1861
a!+n. Watches. psno FarIrs. Cattle
Swine, and al nl,nr annual taxes for 1864, arc
now due and payment dcrrau'l@. within len
DAYS trunl the Gntr OF this notice.
Also License Tax for 1855 anu 1866 arc now
due, and payable.
Tile taxes will en RECEIVED af tie atoro Of Mr.
~. McDowali in Camden. and receipts and
liccnscs delivered BY him um'a payment Of the
tax.
Parties ncgiec.ing n7 rcfusin:; to pay within
the time prescribed by law, will incur the pc%-
"tties provided III such case.
JAMES z. MAG1LL. ,
Hop't co!. ID niv. 1T Dist. So. Ca.
Camden. :. c., July Z, 1866.
July l3-Jt a
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South Carolina-KersElaW Dist

South Carolina-KersEiaW Dist
Dr a. L. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, r. NJ CANTEY (CUM
w testomento annexo, de bonus noa, }
applied to me for Letters of Administra.
tiou, on all and singular the goods and
chattlcs, rights and credits Of John VIII
liams, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
recessed:
These are, therefore. to cite and adj
'.n,onist. all, and singular, the kindred
. and creditors Of the deceased to be and
{; appear before me at our next Ordinary's
,Cnnrt fur the said District, to be holden
..st kershaw Court Housc ON the Sd
day of August, prox., to show cause,
If ant, why the said administrator
should no. be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
Goth day. of July, in the year Of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty SIX. and Of the ninety-frst year o.
the Independence and Sovereignty oithe
>State:of South Carolina. :. 81. :
..ALEX:L: MCDONALD.
-: @. K. D.
az ~ -
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NOTICE..

I@zn THE UNDERSlGN,
fR,ts:-AAsg,-a, ED has the honor to
e:. announce to the Mer.
chants of Camden and the Planters in
tie vicinity, that he intends to perma.
nent ' establish . LINE OF STEAMERS
to run regularly between Charleston and
Camden, taking freight for all the inter.
mediate landings on the Santce and
Watcrec Rivers, going and returning.
The new and elegant SIDE WHEEL
IRON STEAMER Il. B. VANCE and
lighters will commence receiving freight
at Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, on MON
DAY. the 9th instant, and will sail OH
WEDNESDAY the 11th instant for
Camden.
Mr.. c. BELL, Our Agent in Camden,
will make al engagements for down
freight. "a JAMES BROWNE.
July 6-tt.:
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Notice.
CAMDEN, June 30, 1866.

CAMDEN, June 80, 1866.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ at the expiration of three months
from this date, application will be made
to the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph COMPANY for renewal Of certi-
ticate of one share of stock in said Com
pany, held in the name of +. Latta. Jr.,
and dated 9th December. 1S4e, and
numbered 1876, the original having been
lost or inislaid. W. l.. DEPASS,
June 6-Sm. Assignee.
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AMY AND ALL OF OUR STOCK
Deceased S Soldiers Of So,
Car olina.

COLUMBIA, S. c.
WITH THE PARTIAL RESUMP-
w TIOE Of mill facilities, I agaiD,
under appointment Of the Legislature.
request the names Of ail.whn did in. SER
vice of difnse. floh.sccidrnt: "r wounds.
or who fell in battir. Give the hume III
fM District Rnk--C Compnny--Reys.
Men1, and aru: Of s7riee-Uate ard canse
If dsstb, ~here he died, and age.
The trc"isi cannot hc con'pc'cd wi;h>
ont the assistance of al who take IN in-
tesrst in ,his memorial. EsprcislIy, /"
our returned s"!dicrs do | uuw make this
appeal. II it be but Il single n7me YOU
can furnish, s"nd !. 10 me at onc..
WM. i. RIVERS.
Stat" .I-cas I"' t;ccor''ipg, dc.
July ti-:}t.
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THE
National Express
..AED
TRANSPORTATION. co.
j.. A. BOSWELL, Agent.

THIS COMPANY ENJOYS COMPLETE
| Railroad facilities, both North and South,
for the shipment and transportation OF pack.
: ages of gools Of nry size; also, packages OF
vauaalrs, money, &c, to any part Of the. Uni
ted States.
Packages left for transportation Mt this office
will receive prompt atteution: and a. guarantee
given if necessary. for their safe delivery per
a,r.ss at any given point wherever nm Agency
,nay have been esr blished for the Company.
- Order soo,is shipped by the National
Express, III Meroney, Boswell & Bros.'s old
stand. J. a. BOSWELL, Agent.
Jsly :o-,tf.
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BILL TOPERPETUATE
TESTIMONY.
Er part, SIMEON Fa1H, Solicitor .I'ae'r
Circuit.

III f4l"t, SfMHnS E9l', 'SonH" -h'9cft
e. Circuit.
WTHEREAS, i W. E0NNEY HAS
w applied to me to perpc'uste testi.
nony in regard to the notes hereinafter
described. all parties having a like Of
opposite interest. and desiring 10 come
forward and cross examine the evidence
which may he nrntnced, arr wirned 20
appear hef'rc the COMMISSIONS in Equity
at his ntf;c", on Monday, the !5:E, day Of
Octnbcr rcx'. w'rcn sncI, evidence, i. nnt
lchnlr,. >haI l'c recorded.
The Eo,rs Ore aS tn'aNS:
l:arl: Stnckcy''s nor;.. dated Cs,ntirn,
February ~, ~ ls,i'. payable eight mont|s
a;i.cr datc at the Branch Of the 1'unk Of
the Slate u: Sc,Is4! t',arcliDa at G;.ln.!sn.
so72.....
i u. &. Stuck",'s scalcsl note. 'i;;e,l
Janulry -. 1850, payable ten days aFirr
date. viii, in,creS, payable annually from,
the Isl of January, 1859. Paid or the
same. i,ccemter II, 1853, 5000.
II. g.. Sruckcy's sealed note, dated
March II. 1860, payable ten days after
DAFT: with interest payable annually from
LIST January, 1850, 5oI 20. Fald hthc
sa'n"' February 20 'o't' s7S.:'
". - SinekeyS sralsa '"tr' Ga,e"
! March -, 1867, payable ten days alter
date, win interest l'ayanir asl"'"iiy 's"'''
1t OF January 1872 s22.-'
Joan Pcrrys sealed note. dated june
p, 1852, payable ten days alter d",r'
with interest PAYABLE annually from Isl
January, 1867 St6.s3.
j. NJ. Mi'er's sealed no'c, dated Fr'''
ruary l., 1860. payable ten days after
date, with interest payable annually from
lss of January, 1860, s46.lG.
Wyatt pattcrson's scaled no,e. dated
April ., 1860, payable tcn days after
date, with interest PAYABLE annually from
lst January, 1860, sl74.23.
p. I. llammond's sealed note, dated
August 26, 1862, payable Ten days after
date. with interest payable annually from
lst January, 1862, s49:se.
Dennis Gaskin's sealed notc' Gated
July 81, 1862, payable ten days after
date, with interest from lss January,
1862, $25.37.
R. NJ. Moore's scaled note, dated Jan
nary le, 1862, payable ten days after
date, with interest from lst January,
1862, s22.5s.
VIM. N. Sanders sealed note, dated
June, 1856, payable ten days after date,
with interest from lst January, 1899,
s35.40.
Isaac N. Lapoir's scaled note, dated
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Notice..

r DO HEREBY FOREWARN ALL
l. persons from trading or trafiicking in
any way on my account with my wife
Sarah Warren, as I will not pay any Of
her debts contracted after this date. May
10th. 1866. JOHN WARREN.
GS~The Wipnsboro New$' will please
copy once, and send hillro this office:
July 6-St. .:.'
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Estate Notice.

ALL PEsONS HAVING CLAIMS
! ! against the Estnte'ot the late bon. A.
u. Boykin. will present them properly at
tested to \. H..Boykin,-:ir. and those
indebted will make pay ment to ,.::.. -.
LOUIS D DESAUsSURE,
Executor.
July Gi-4t ....-.
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Imported Turnip Seed.

DECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF
IL FALL TURNIP SEED, consisting
Of Rnta Baga, Globe, Fldt Norfolk, Flat
Dutch and Yellow Stone !; also, Winter
Radish and White Onion Stad, which
will be opened at the store Of {. J. Nc
Dowall.
The above Seed are warranted to be
fresh, and will be sold in quantities 10
suit purchasers. r.. W. PEGUES.
June 29-tf.
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:.SODA.:WAYER.

roR s.ALeBY;' >. =: ''
I'lpCSON & DUNLAP.
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1866.

AVoICE FROM THE FAR WEST. Speak.
ing Of "CosTARsr Rat, Roach, Ant. &C., Eiztsr.
minaior -:"more grain and provisions are. de-
atrnyed annually in Grant county BY vermin
than would pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect
Killer "-LaacaSter, WIS. Herald.
Soc "CosTARs" advertisement above.
sB"Sold By oil Druggists and Dealers every.
where South. BARNES, WARD $50, 80.
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans, La.
.June:S-3m.
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3. d. ROBSON.
Commission Merchant,
Charleston, So. Ca.

TTAv1NG AMPLE MEANS FOL. ADTAN-
IL CES, q htrIiness experience Of twenty
gears, and con6rinE himself strictly to the
Commission business. without operating on his
own account, lie respectfully solicits consigl-
ments of Cotton. Flour, Corn. &c.
Neiorencc-R. NJ. Kennedy.
JULY au-:m.
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t::if- y. BgwAnE!!! ofal worthless limitations.
s5sy@ SIC that "tosrAE's" nalno is Oh each Box,
Bottle, ami Flask, before 20. t',y..
~. 6flrl 90
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:"Costar's" Rat, Roach. &c. Extcc's
Isa paste. used f,:'E1ts, Ngcs la7seAss.
Js,attc& end Fed A'.sc, &c, ,S':., Sc. &c.
"Costar's" Bed-B,g Extcrminatnr
IS liquid or va.ll--i'ae 10 destroy, and
;lso as ap,rv-l,tivr t'7 isTi EnG". &c.
".'ostnr's" Electric Powder for Insects
j. tor |i5ths .H'sQaitccs, .l9e,+. R:d-Bays,
Insects On Pl.h:S, F6eai's .sm;aadiy, Dc.
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HOCSEKEEPERS troubled with verrnln
need be 80 no longer: if they use "CosrAk'sH
Exterminator. We have used it to our salts
faction; and IT. box cost SIS, we would have it.
We have tried poisons. but they effected moth
ing; but "Costar's article knocks the breath out
O. Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants, and Bed Bugs,
quicker than We can write it. 1t is in great
demand all over the country.-Med;am, Ohio,
rIzttE
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1855.

"COSTARiS" RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple. safe and suro-thc most perfect RAT.
icaton meeting we have ever attended Ever
Rat that can get it, properly prepared, will eat
it, and every one that eats it will eie, generally
at some place as distant us possible from where
it was taken.-Ldle Shore, IHich., Mirror.
B-See .'CosrAR's" advertisement above.
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HENRY e. CO<TAR,

:.S4 broadway, y. j.
eE~Sold by all Druggists and Dealers every
whr:e South. BARNES, WARD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents. New Orleans, La.
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS.-Thc Farmer s Ga-ets:
(lingland) asserts and proves BY figures that
one pair of RATS will have IL progeny and dc
scendants not less than G5l.0I0 in three years.
Now, unless this immense family can be kept
down, they would consume more food than
would sustain 65, 600 human beings.
GT;-Sce COSrAR's" advertisement above.
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GENTS GOODS.
GROCERIES.

We have complete stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, consist
ing in part of Family and Superior FineSu
ga Coffee and Tea Spices of all kinds Soap strc Candles
Sperm and Aamanne-Lard Kits and Kegs to suit purchasers
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July G24t'
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IS yeh.z .y,at,i;.Ied in y. y. C:;:'."
"Nilv ln!all:hin re,n.tii.s knuwr."
Free from Poi5;is."
Not dangerous fnIhe HuiCan Family" "
"ka:s cunie u,ii, q! .nr;r h1i.:: It? .,ir
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Bnx 1000, Washington. y. G.
References, ('v prrmi>Siun( e. v.
Samson, d. d., l.. L. ~. President CO.
lnmhia College; Hon. Chas Mason, Fre>
,'k.irnt Natioual Democratic Executive
COMMITTEE. July s7-2,.
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Life and Death.

Among the interesting facts developed by
the census, are some in relation to the laws
That govern life and death. They are based
upon returns from the State of Maryland,
and a comparison with previous ones. The
calculation it is unnecessary to explain, but
the result is table from which we gather
the following illustration :-10,26s infants
are born on the same day and enter upon life
simultaneously. OF these 1,243 never reach
the anniversary of their births; 9,025 com.
n,encs the second year, but the proportion of
deaths still continues SO great, that at the
end Of the third only 8,18a, or about four
Rfths Of the original number, survive But
during the fourth year. the system seems to
acquire more strength, and the number OF
deaths rapidly decreases.
1t goes on decreasing until twenty-one, the
commencement of maturity and the period Of
highest, health. 7,134 enter upon the activi
ties and responsibilities of life--more than
two-thirtls of thu original number; .hirty-fve,
comes the meridian Of manhood; $500 have
reached it. Twenty years more and the ranks
are thinned. Only 4,727, or less than half of
those who entsred.life fifty-fve years ago are
left. And now death comes more frequently.
Every year the ratio tof mortality steadily in
creases and at 70 there are. not q thousand
survivors A scattered few live on the close
Of the century, and at the age ofione hundred
and six, the drama is ended! The last man
dead Journal of Commerce.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

B The undersigned, proprietors of the Daily Pa
pers in this city, have agreed upon the following
Tariff of Advertising Rates, from which no de-
yiation will be made, to take effect on and after
jane lst 1865. t ~
Transient advertisements rs cents per square,
frst insertion, and S71f cents square for every
succeeding insertion. -rt
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) LUMBER! LUMBER n

WE HAVE THE LARGEST AS,
that can be found on either city. All sizes and
quantity of heart and merchantable Yellow and
Pitch Pine cat to order in the shortest notice.
Also ON hand, Shingles, Fencin White Pine,
&C., &c. Tomato Boxes will be kept on hand
during the season. Persons would do well to ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Ysa5 ar,s r. j.. j. w. NELLY,
junl9 North street wharf,, Portsmouth Va.
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The .Ugly Club" OF the University OF
VIRGINIA.

The annual ceremonies of this club, which
were suspended during the war, will be cele-
brated with unusual ponp this ses ion some
time in Commencement week, when the fol-
lowing honorary degrees will be conferred !:
That of the "Most Conceited Man" upon
Mr.. A., and at the same time pair of slip
pers will be presented to him. "The Pret-
tiset Man" honor will be worn by Mr.. W., at
the same time wearing the presentation hat.
A pair of boots, with the honorable title of
the "Ugliest Man" will be carried off by Mr..
s. and Mr.. N, taking the degree Of the
Smallest Man, at the same time receiving
a stick of peppermint candy as tall as him
self and weighing ten pounds. These de-
grees will be conferred with appropriate hon
ors on the steps Of, tbs, rotunda, and will be
witnessed by a large audience, the gentlemen
above named having. invited their friends. A
band of music win be in attendance and en-
liven the occasion by discoursing some Of the
choicest gems from the operas. XII
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AMONG the cheerful institutions which the
New Workers. are making a fuss about, is the
Morgue, tbs, receptacle for bodies unclaimed,
unknown, ergabout which "a question may
arise. 1t is IA largeesquare apartment; the wallsy
and the floor, which is laid with tile, is some
three feet beneath the ground level. On one
side are arranged four show tables, about
three by six feet in size; from each table is an
India rubber tube, terminating in vase,
through which the Crotch water constantly
passes, and is distributed over the tables. Be-
hind the tables on the walls, are rows Of
hooks. The bodies are here exposed to view,
and by the arrangement spoken of are kept
constantly showered with the water. The
hooks are intended to hang the clothes o., the
deceased person upon, a, glass partition
shuts off the tables from the rest the apart
ment, and prevents any aodor thatcinay IIarise
from the bodies escaping. Connected with
the Morgue are Offices for the coroncrs, and
a room for autopsies under their direction.
There is, also on9 the same floor. an autopsy
room for the use offhei hospital
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The WORKING MAN.. He is the noblesti
man of whom our free, country can boast );
whether at the workshop or at the pillow, you
find him the same noble hearted, free and in
dependent being. And if there IL a man in
society upon whom we look with esteem and
admiration, it is the Independent, sober,
working man. We care not whether he be
farmer, mechanic or common laborer--Wheth-
er his tolls are endured in the workshop, the
field or the coal mine whether his home is
in the backwoods or the neat outage, our adj
miration is the same. What happy picture
be presents, what reward for his labor, who,
by his unaided exertion, establishes for him
self a respectable position, in society; who,
commencing in poverty, by his skill and as
siduity, surmounts every obstacle, overcomss
every prejudice, and finally succeeds in form
ing character whoss value is enhanced by
those who come after him, Such, a, man we
prize as the noblest work Of which human
nature is capatle-the highest production she
can boast Is 4ni+fata@o-ss slasg5a
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-30


Second Door from the Corner of Talbot ST.,
And offered at a small advance.
Different styles Gold and Silver Watches.
Sleeve Buttons, Collar Buttons, Stud., Armlets.
Necklaces, Revolving, Jet, Pearl Onyx, Coral,
and other Breast Pins and EARRINGS.
Chatelaine Chains, Guard and Vest Chains.
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacles, Riding Glass
es, Colored Spectacles, Eye Glasses. I
large assortment of 1S-k arat Engagement and
Wedding Rings. Diamond and other Finger
Rings. Il gGiilla ~ g .aTlA ga
SOLID STERLING SILVER WARE, as
SUGAR DISHES, CUPS & yGOBLETS.
Soup, Gravy and Cream Ladies; Sugar, Pre-
serve and Berry Spoons; Table Dessert and
Tea Spoons Plain, Threaded, Shell, Rose, and
other patterns; Table and Dessert Forks; Fish
Knives and Forks; Pie, Cake, and Fruit
Knives. a FMES
Individual and other Salt Stands; Egg and Cof
fee Spoons.
Napkin Rings, Of new styles; Tea strainers,
Porte-monnaies, &c.
WATCHES CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY,
Repaired in the best manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction, at reasonable rates, rs $50
= Wanted-1 900 ounces Old Silver, for which
the highest cash price will be given by
yfaee n f8 89s O. +. GREENWOOD,
a. juno ssyf.sSt ss9p ~ Main street.