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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERc1AL SUMMARY. -The
gold market was moderately active Yesterday.
with more than average sales at I2ga61l30, which
were the ruling rates throughout.
Foreign Exchange only variation noticea.
bic in Foreign Bills since our last was an advance
ofabout 53 cent. all round in the counter rate at
bank. Transactions were fair at I42@143 for
bank sterling, 138I4O for clear bills Is6@I37 fol
bin oflading bills, s95Gs.g2A for bank francs, and
4.O5@4.00 for outdoor francs,
Domestic Exchange There was slight stiffen.
ing ofrates of domestic noticeable yesterday at ali
Of the banks, while the outdoor supply was Of q
very restricted character throughout. Only q
moderate demand prevailed, however, and rates
closed at LOS W cent. premium at bank, and lot
~ cent. premium out Of doors for sight checks On
the northern cities.
Baak Notes and Securities Operations under
This head disclose material falling off since our
last, and the few sales that ranspred exhibited !
slight reduction Of rates in some cases
0otton-The movement in the lesding stan,e
yesterday, was confined to 300 bales. owing to tie
factthat buyers demand concessions which factors
refused to make. Rates, however, still rule at "a
oslo. for good ordinary, and 32M3sc. for low mid
ding transactions in other classes ara TOD lirht
to establish quotations.
Sugar end Afo1asses There is no variation Of
any kind to report ia either foreign or domestic
Sugar and Moassea. The market is amply sup
piled, while the demand is confined to retail
operations.
Western Prodace-A further advance Of SOC.
per barrel was realized yesterday, on the better
brands Of Flour owing TO their scarcity, while other
quotations continued unchanged. Corn is in fair
request 81 previous prices Oats and Bran CON
tnue Il restricted supply and demand, and Hay Is
dull without any alteration in rates
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There are only two States in the Union where
the negro is allowed to vote without property
qualifications. They are Vermont and New Hamp-
shire, the former of which has eighty negro voters.
and the latter one hundred and ninety.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY Ii, 1866.

go the officers of the Southern Express Com
pany we are indebted for New York papers Of
the 4th.
We are indebted to Capt. Fl. Murray, Of the
schooner Mountain Home, for late copy of the
Tampa tFlorida) Peninsular.
The purser Of the steamship Harlan, Capt.
Lewis, from Indianola and Galveston, have our
thanks for Galveston papers Of the sth.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. Il. Block, clerkof
the city Of Cairo, for late papers from up the
river
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GaAND MASONIC BALI.-We acknowledge the
courtesy Of complimentary tickets to the Grand
Masonic Regalia and Dress Ball to be given
BY Alpha Home Lodge No. u. at Masonic Hail
next Tuesday evening the 18th. This promises to
be q very brilliant ball, though among the last Of
the season, and we shah have something more to
say about it before It takes pIace.
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The VARIETIES. - East Lynne or the Elope.
ment, was again performed at the Varieties last
night and, with continued unfaYorable weather
to house by no means full, Mrs. Nesbitt grows
in favor, the more she Is seen. She Is IN.
affected and lady like in her acting, capable d
reading with point and force, and sings very
sweetly. This evening Sheridan Knowles ele
giant comedy Of the I" Love Chase,n with TIL
farce Of Perfection for an afterpiece, win b,
rerfnrned
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A letter from Washington states that the news
paper correspondents and editors soiournng at the
capital now charge, for preparing hour speeches
for members of Congress, from SIS to 500, &C.
cording to the reputation of the writer. Once a
week-every saturday-the members have a
chance to crate, and, in orderto save time, some
of the lame ducks ask permission to print, in
stead of speaking their pieces. These, at $25
apiece, do not make heavy nroads on their purses
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BtGcE Diamond steel Works,
PIrTsBURG, PA.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers of all descriptions of
CAST STEEL, BEST REFINED TOOL STEEL,
Warranted equal to any imported or manufactured
in this country.
MACHINERY, Pillow AND GERMAN STEEL, RAIL
ROAD, SPRING AND FROG STEEL, loco
MOTIVE FIRE BOXES AND FLUEs,
LOCOMOTIVE SLIDE BARS, AXLEs, CRANK PINS, Etc
Branch Warehouses
NOS. - and "a BATTERY MARCH..... NOS 70 and A
Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON MASS.
OLIVER HUNT,
Agent
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Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine, for june
full Of fine engravings, fashion plates, stories,
poetry, etc. has been sent as by Blelock & Co.,
100 Canal street
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The Rome fGa) Courier states shata seyr,es
tornado passed over Barlow, Floyd, Polk ana
Carroll counties, il that State, about ten days aeo
destroying every pannel Of fence and outbufdpe.
within its sweep. tits estimated that million 3
fine tees were blown down within an area Of i've
miles in length and half mile in-width.
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EVENING STAR 10 San Saxr suNDAY.-In con.
sequence Of tie weather having beea ~ i,s,s
ment TO admit Of The receipt II cargo ~. Az
Evening Star, abe viii not sai unt spnsa, 49, NY
Ing next, the 18th inst, at olclooE. ~ Inn
leave punotnalIy at that hour. "a
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An Irishman was challenged to fight duel, but
declined on the plea that he did not wish to leave
his old mother an orphan,
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The New York World thinks that as the Pres-
dents peace proclamation doesn't restore the
writ of habeas corpus, nor put an end to military
supremacy in the eleven States, he might as well
have published conundrum.
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Point Clear Hotel.

The undersigned viii open the Point Clear Hotel on or about
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment is being reprinted and put in COM
plete repair and condition Gas and water works are being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house fur
nished entirely with the best Of materials and the latest
improvements
Arrangements viii be made for dreOt communication With
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the most approved pattern been ordered new fen Pin
Alleys being built and every amusement suitable % the eli
mate and place afforded to man, woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And hsalthness this celebrated watering place has
rOr the continent and the undersigned intends make
the most easant and comfortable one in the world.
CHAs. E. sMEDEs, Manager.
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THE 0IYAPIc. the Olympic, La somnam-
bula.a will give place this evening to q The Irish
HeiFess y ID which Mrs. Watkins appears as Kate
0'Bfsca and sings a very pleasant song. She
will next play Mrs. Ts'fotrac in the Married
Rake aad the entertainment closes with the
. I've Buzzards,n Mr., Watkins as John Small
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lxstioYERNoR Athena report has reached
lhia city nom Vera Cruz that ex Governor Allen.
q Louisiana, died at the city Of Mexico, short
una slnee, oi wounds received in the war, under
WlieA he haa long been Ianguishing.
lGateston Civilian, May d
This ispTobably mistake. We have seen let
feEs from Coy, Alien. dated April 7th. He speaks
of bad hsalth, but Of no new or extraordinary
pain from hiaswounds. He was then pursuing lis
atudis of the Spanish ahdhis editorial duties. He
says he sFillpositigeiy be- in Paris by the list of
Jane. ana anticipates relief from tue change Of
cifnate. Twas probabIy his purpose to sail from
Vera Cruz il the steamer Of the u5th of April
for Havana. There Is, however, possibility that
the painful Fepert Of bis death Is correct.
s,-Galyeston papers oi the 8th received
yestsFday evening make no allusion to the report.
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ACADEMY Or Music Reteft Of the zaDisto,gsl.i
Family Although there are many other enter.
tainiag things at the Academy, nothing attracts
IKE Mile Christine as Haalet, in the French
spy NO Greek or Roman statuary has produced
more perfect form than hers, and while her
dancing hsWitehes, her fencing amazes. This ex.
citing performances viii be repeated tonight Il.
gether with the farce Of Nh. ana MN, pater
White, the pantonnine Of tho CATALAN Br8andg !,
and q melange Of singing, dancing and instrumen.
tai performances. The entertainment ID m IN
benefit Of the Zagistowsks, and the MANAGERS
have properly prepared a biliof brilliant attrac.
tions for family who are contributing 40 much 4
the present success Of the house
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The Richmond Times speakes in the following
complimentary strain of Louisiana selftaught
artist
PANTrNG.-We have many skillful painters in
this city most of whom are excellent letterers ;
but few have devoted their attention to the finer
| eXcellencies Of the art-pOrtrait and landscape
painting
young man, an ex-Confederate private, from
Louisiana, having been encouraged by the patrons
of art has settled himself here and is growing into
notice daily. He has never had teacher or re-
ceived any information from any source except
from books, which makes his efforts already sue
cessful the more surprising He is very young,
patient and apt, and will make figure, we hope,
in the history of the progress of the fine arts in the
South. In short time he will finish a fine paint
ing of the ruins Of Richmond, taken from nature,
April4 1865.
The Ballard House has one Of its omnbuses
adorned with an equestrian portrait of Lee and
Grant and other ornaments done by him, and he
is now employed upon similar work-a painting
of General Lee and jackson, for Messrs CARRIER &
Co. small picture of the fight between the
Merrimao, Congress and Cumberland, is on exhi-
bition at the Messrs. Davies Musical Exchange.
This painting is not SO smooth as some others
from this young artist, but is faithful sketch of
the memorable naval re-encOunter near Newport
News.
The following funny advertisement Of runaway
wife was recently posted in town in northern
New York
My nam dats Peter Knoxville-my vife's nam
dats Peter Knoxville, too. He lev my house and
no ak me-any dam man dat truss him on my nam
dats loss for you.
The Cincinnati Commercial (Republican) inficts
the following murderous thrust into that mountain
of conceit and radcalism, Senator Wilson, of Mas
sachusetts
Senator Wilson is great military man; that is
to say. he was militia general in Massachusetts,
and he raised regiment for the army of the Pc,
tOmae, which he commanded until it took the
field, having several fine photographs of himself
taken while he wore the blue and brass. He is
also chairman of the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs, and therefore knows great deal about
war. If it had not been for his duties in the Sen.
ate he might have become, under Providence, and
in the course of human events of the war, great
captain, like unto Ben. Butler.
YOUNG MARIBERs-O swEGo, May 4.--Captain
Fisher, of the schooner Corscan, which arrived
here this morning from Hamilton, Canada West,
reports when off Oakyille he picked up a skiff
with two boys nearly exhausted and a girl who
had died from exposure. 1t was ascertained that
the skif had drifted out from Oakyille with two
boys and three girls but two girls were washed
overheard and drowned, All their ages were
under fifteen years.
Four millions of sermons are annually preached
in Great Britain, which accounts for tile goodness
OF the people there.
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We call attention to the prospectus from Mr..
N. +. Tunnard, addressed to Louisianinns, Z and
published in to-day's paper, relative to an inter
esting and valuable publication he proposes to
make.
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BuTlHa. The Baton Rouge Sugar Planter pro
iesses TO be much pleased with General Butler
says he has such a taking way with HIM
aEAss SO faslenatngl
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If Card.

me undersigned having closed his business connection With
the office of the Delta and connected himself with thai
of the CRESCENT would respectfully ask from his friends
continuance of that liberal support which they have hitherto
extended towards him,
FRANK A. BARTLETT,
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GAS LIGHr CoMPANY

Being organized have opened the exhibition of Stove and
Gas BURNERS st No lo6 Camp street. near Poydras where
the Pnbc nVded cali and witness the operation daily
Sundays exeeptsdj from 8 to o'clock.
An order hook il onaD AZ Al. ,pg.
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n. F5gSiUEEgtumt,

STATTONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is receiving fine assortment of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue ruled and plain manufactured expressly for
this Market which he invites the customers
and the public generally.
BLANK BOOKS of every and style of ruling and bind
ing constantly on hand and made to order
COMMERCIAL BLANKS OF all kinds on hand and printed
to order in the neatest style
extensive complete of Office Furnishing Goods
generally, including Hoes fine Copying Presses well as
variety of cheaper ones all warranted.
Copying Press Stands, Books, Brushes, ETC. etc.
FoIey's superior GOLD PENS.
Fairchilds .. :.
STEEL PENS of all the best manufacturers.
WRITING PAPER and ENyELOPs Of all kinds
FLAT PAPERS of all sizes.
PRINTING PAPER-2l15x33 and 3lx48
Checks, Notes, Drafts Bills of Exchange, Bill Heads
Cards printed or Autographed in handsome style.
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
Camp
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Special I'Otice.

DISABLED MEMBERS and the families Of Disabled and
Deceased Members of the late FIVE COMPANIES WASH
INGToN ARTILLERY needing relief requested apply
without delay in writing giving address and other particulars
to either of the subioIned Committee, viz:
DR.. E. S. DREW, % st. Charles street
A. HERO Jr, II CONNIE rcal Place
a. DUPRE, Jr, Bieuyle street near Royal
c. W. sQuIRES, 66 Common street.
G. B GENIN, 20 Magazine street.
HAYES 60 Carondelet street,
GE. APPS, Thalia street, near Apollo.
r A. BRoDE, IS Gravier street.
A. G. KNIGHT Sc Camp street
W, c, D. VAUGHT, 400 st. Cherries street
j. A. CHALARoN, 800 Rampant street
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Turner, the Photographer,

A"Fhefs Eee photographer,
CAMP STREET 50
has reduced his price for PHOTOGRAPHS during the sum
Ivory Miniatures
Maue and finished BY superior Artists In
the highest perfection of Painters Art SO as to equal the
Ivory Miniatures Of the old masters in finish and surass them
in fidelity.
Carries de VIsite
Az Three Dollars per Dozen which defy competition.
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RiS9OpricSs'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
For the Immediate Production of TEA, BATTER and
BUoKwHEAT CAKES, CORN BREAD, BISCUIT, and
every descriptions of PASTRY, without Yeast
For sale in New Orleans by
SCHNEIDER & zUBERBIER,
GEO G. GARNER,
SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER,
E. J,HART & CO.,
W. H HENNING 4 CO.,
R. BLEAKLEY & Co,
And Grocers generally, and by
JNO. W. NORRIS & co.,
Wholesale Southern Agents,
81 Canal street,
New Orleans
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0pentng oo.ltrtbm.iong

70 THE
GENERAL LEE ENDOWMENT FUND.
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1000 bushels BoYD,s PROLIFIC SEED, crop Of 1866 ro
W. H. HENNING & CO.,
q5 and OF Cnn,n street
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aleaas9g ana iaay Greath Cork Buegsm Craft Judge
rs 49, 0ap2, Brown j Murphy whaling
~ n n ds ftsstiaens Thorpe, De Sc Eyr and law
MIS- iy U w sym9ad Ms hatcher and sister
49,, ~ hpeg lady u Weir and family a
I q tfel.er Ma Powell Iiern q u Iiin MIS-
Ye4ns S ~ Wy Ana lady Peel lady and CHI d. Or
Carr bir5 ate eaS Aorsen BuckstSne, Ms
snd chid Mrs Eds,srd Ward end lady Philso LADY
Altehe woodruff seymour and Il q dse Saps stolen,
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' "' '''a~'
FRENCH ORGANIZES ot soo
~ WV
Making an assortment of over
1000 PIECES,
ALL OF THIS SPRINGS IMPORTATION.
o.. ...- Also
-. 10 CASES
lien Oh eTEtH1lN -AbINh BAFth1e+tS'
t''O'' Au'o'O''''eu III oiA'
ALSO
......
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, does getting drunk advance ones
VI seem to be put st rest by the
9t eoarting when drunk, and was
e he found in whisky I" Och,
intirely to see two of your
instead Of one n
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between Messs F.
Gueble j. B. alias Edward Goursaud under the style of
GUEBLE GoURsAUD, for the Fancy Goods business at
the No 1877 Canal street. has been dissolved by
consent.
Hereafter the same business shall be continued the
store between Messrs. F. GUEBLE VICTOR NIPPERT
under the style of
GUEBLE & NIPPERT,
1877 Canal street, TourO Buildings
New Oy1eans Nav & l366
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Four millions Of sermons are annually preached
in Great Britain which accounts for tie goodness
of the people there.
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The steamship 8. 8. Harlan, Lewis, commander,
rom Galveston and Indianola, has arrived, having
on board the following rassenosys
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7Me LOastst0ma and Teeqs

LEUM vAPoR STOWE
And
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The Richmond Times speakes in the following
complimentary strain of Louisiana sef-taught
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Cotton Seed.

Nos. 81 and So aravier street, New orlean
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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u II Y G . o ID IS,
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NOTICE.
Merchants requested to call and examine my stock
my prices before Purchasing elsewhere
E, GIQUEL,
No l25 Cana street
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

sohleswig Holsten question, nor any German Con-
federation to be remodelled. AS we have intimated
in previous article on this subject, both Prussia
and Italy can afford to pay to Franco iber ally for
her aid in this scheme.
The only question remaining would then be that
OF the Danubian Principalities, between Turkey,
Russia and Austria. And this is 30 far subordi-
nate to tho interests mentioned above that it were
bootless to enter on any speculation in regard to
it, Tho questions before Congress all centre in
one, viz: Venetia and wo cannot but admire BIS
MARKS brilliant diplomatic tactics,-by means of
which he has changed the entire phase Of the I'M
broglio Tho original casus deli is almost lost
sight Of. The Elbe Duchies are not named, when
GAR1BALDI and his enthusiastic volunteers are
heard knocking at the Alpine door.
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~ AH communications Intended for publication IN
this journal must be addressed to- ne Editor of
the Daily Netos, No. 18 Hdyne- street, Charleston,
g. @. business Communications to Publisher Of
Daily Ne11s.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected con,muntoa-
tions.
Advertisements outside of the city must be aooonpa-
MED toith the cash.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ENOR Sale, SEVEN WELL BROKE
PS idds and
ENOR SALE, ONE HORS &c, HARM ISsS AND
H,, buggy. Apply at No. dl Beaufan street.
WHson. q" June 13
y comfortable and pleasant Residence in the town of
Greenvie g. consisting Of two delightfully."- situated
mile Court House. and Ave- minstes fSaa %a
rom the railroad depot.part Of said premises being
areenyie. One cottage contains Ave finished rooms,
with kitchen. we'll, o1tbuildngs &c; the other two
could divided into several lots There is ALSO large
log cabin some distance from the house. The above pre-
abr 100 fine fruit trees trees &C. &C. two wells
Of water not to be surpassed by any Others DO &c.
In point Of situation whether for health comfort coz
yenence to schools, churches, &C., it cannot be sur
passed.
hIIGHELs Land Surveyor. No. 81 st. Phiiipstr street
Once hours from az P. NJ, to sundown
June9 stuths4%
DEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID The delight ully 81 uated oTTAGE, lately ocou-
pied by Cel L. NJ Hatch Buncom e-street just out
side the limits the town of Greenvie be sold on
accommodating terms and immed possession given.
The House contains five rooms. and the outbuiidngs
are 30 el tensive and commodious that two families
might be comfortably accommodated the premises
necessary Nearly everything the place has been
contains nine good land mostly under cultivation
large and promising orchard the best Of water and
country house In point OF sttuaon, whether in view
OF health and comfort It's convenience schools
churches and good socety is not surpassed In the
up country. Apply to 7. P. ALLEN,
Greenville, 9. O.
Or JOSEPH WALRER,
Charieston. 9. o.
June wstuth
ENOH SALE.-SECOND HAND PRINTING
IL PRESSES AND TYPE tn good order.
Fonts Of Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonpareil, Mnon, eto.
oos SMITH HAND PRRSS-Platen, 22Hx27 inches; bed,
26MI31k inches.
WoRREL HAND pREss-platen. 2212s inches; bed.
24HxS5A inches.
WARRINGTON HAND PREss-piaten, 22112sx
inches; bed, 22x96 inches.
HOE HAND PRRss-Platen. 22sl12s inches; bed, 2sA
x3l Il inches.
RUGGLES' JOB PREsS--standing Sheet Press.
Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, Del.
Mays At this ONCE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

WANTED, $4,000 AGENTS. TO ENaA GE
w In light, useful and permanent employment
Business entirely new. No jewelry agency humbug
5000 to $500 PER MONTH GUARANTEED. Every
person. male and female having few hours daiIy To
spare should send for particulars.
Address, with stamp. g. W. JACKSON 4 CO.,
Poatoface Box No. 1s4s, Baltimore, Md.
May ~ m
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SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,

YNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
i from the North takes this method Of Informing
tho public that he is receiving full assortment Of
CLOTHS, OASSSIMERES, COATIE GS AND VRSTINas
Of the best foreign and domestic manufacture adapted
to Spring and Summer wear.
These goods having been purchased recently. and at
very low ngure wishing anything in my line
win find It to their advantage to give CALL as have
the most experienced workmen and am prepared to
Richards old stand, No. 50 Broadstreet
March 80 j. g. PHILIIpa
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE

LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
nT THH LIST OF LHTTTEESS re
manning in the PostofHoe at the end
of each week is published officially
In THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.