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New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

RICE-Hodcrs firm and the business airi sales OF 200
bags RaneoOn at e. d99c. currency, duty paid:
SUGARS-Raw Sugars are rather dun and prices easier
closing heavy about 0GlOe for fair 70 good
Refining sales rs hhds at l0dl2 for Cuba l2el3o for
Porto Rico and is6 boxes Havana lO d2c Refined are
dul al about 5ic for Hards. Messrs. X l. A. Stuart
have reduced figures for Refined about &C. as follows
Crushed Granuated and Ground l5!ci White l3o, and
Yellow l4ic , 60 CO.,
SKINS-We notice sales Of bales Tampico Goat Skins
TO arrive 52.c, gold 800 San Juan Deer Skins Oh pri
yate terms. g.,
SEEDSThe market Is inactive and heavy for Clover Seed
sales of bags c for Western and Ota e Tor Stae
Rough Flax Seed is in limited demand al s2to per
bus Timothy Seed frmer and in fair demand al <1dso ~
per bush. r -. ,.r ...
and the market generally presents healthy tone An auc
ton sale took place to-day attracting good attendance and
was considered satisfactory the offering being much poorer
than the last sale The Greens show Improvement equal
10 3a5c " ~ and the 0oongs fully Sc The Japans were
the in the SALE but may be called steady The
ranged 55d73c Imperial s7ds 45; Gunpowde we ~ 81
about three quarters withdrawn Young Hyson soc = ~
only packages sod Souchong sic VI on ~ pacAges
sold and Japans 7OIc 81 06 the latter for very hne o
TOBACCO only in moderate requests sales oil l5o hhds
Kentucky at 81 ac I'll bales Havana Oh private terms ana
100 cases Seed Leaf at 5aec.
TALL0W-Tbe market Ia quiet and ratnef heay safes oi
90 600 70 City at III Glltcp cash. ,,oo ,,,
WHISKY-The market is without changei safes OF Dds
at 81 26i 9s2 "a for Western.
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Family Markets,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NBw-YoRK.
FRIDAY. April 4

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NhW-foRk.
FRIDAY. April 20-P NJ
The following alphabetical list Of articles carefully
revised each gives good idea Of the expense living
in NewYork and Of no little assistance to househoders N
making their selections and purchases The figures are the
retail prices OF good articles sold at Washington and Fulton
Markers and BY the grocers Uptown dealers
and those in the fashionable parts Of the city charge higher
while some the dowptown houses with more Of rputa
ton ehapns than fine quality below our quoato1s a
are also pedder Of meats aud vegetables both from
the wagons and sidewalks The range necessarily great on
some articles due part to the quality and In pat TO the
locality where Sold Meats poultry vegetables and fruits are
usually cheapest In Washington Market while Vesey and tu
tonsts good downtown localities for purchasing groceries
Though people probably nearly much they did be-
fore the cholera the city dealers in fish, green
vegetables and in the meats complain of dull
trade STILL in the face OF this Connecticut River shad are
selling at 81 eacb half ripe nsiPd Bermuda tomatoes at ISc
per q Virginia cueumbers at Soc each and N asparagus
at 81 30 per bunch The present warm weather VIII soon
bring forward abundance of the early Spring vegetables
but should epidemic actually occur they VIII doubtless sell
very cheap advice is eat temporarily OF most kinds OF
food ordinarily consumed this season OF the year and neither
invite disease by starvation fright We have very few
changes 10 make in the retail markets this week
Butter keeps up shows OF declining Bought at high
figures dealers their money back hence the te
nacy with which they hold to old rates IL Is already
lower wholesale and another week will probably see lower
retail prices, We quote:
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HowKs & MACY. BANKERs 30 WaIl.street. Ne

HowRs & MACY, BANKERS 80 Wall-street New
York Formerly officers Of the Park Bank -Four per cent in
terest allowed on deposit.
The business of this house is the IncOrpo rated
Bank.
PERSONS KEEPTNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW as
they please and will be allowed Interest on their daily bal
at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of the various Govern
ment other Stocks Bonds and God promptly executed for
the usual commission
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NEy.Yoax, .a..I April u, 1888;

New YoRK. April u. 1855.
'INHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCKHOLM
Il ERs Of the HOLMAN GOLD MINING COMPANY win be
held ct their Ofee No 70 William ooms Nos - and ~
MONDAY the 73d day oAp m for purpose
eec;ng Directors and Ofhcefs, and other business
WI-.yg ]. eApktsA PIsiaeBt
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Chicago Il Alton.
| 800. SSi
Mil. & ST. Paul.
yV,.,...,,... 40
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME Ec0URT-CbANBERs-APRIL 2o-Before Justice.
CLERkR.

PROHIBITION TO THE SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
The People ex rel. Klenert agt. The Seventh Dis.
fsndant brought by Lew in Justice stemmlers
Court The suit brought for $3.50 and thereupon the de-
Pleas the matter at issue being sl00 The bond
approved by the Justice and order granted for the removal
claim being reduced to 500 The REALTORS affidavit cut
% c aee saS Ss there M HC occupied the
unrness the part Of the Justice when that gentleman
in his private sce giving tho rcaor attorney much trouble
to see them.
On the the counsel for reator contended that the
that everything done subsequently before the District
peared by Mr. Noble claimed that the order Of repovs
never delivered and becoming operative that
The Court after hearing the parties ordered perempoy
writ Of prohibition toissne restraining from exercising
Mr. LarOcque for rcla,ori Mr.. Noble for respondent
COMMON PLEAs-GESrRAL TrRM-ArRm qo-Before,
Judges DAILY. BRADY and CARD0zo.
PARAPHERNALIA.
Israel Fileman agt Henry McAleman.
This was appeal from judgment rendered in tho
Eighth District for the plaintiff TOR injuries to shawl Of the
property of the wife and have brought
the suit at least she should have been joined The plaintiff
in partial aud limited her paruphernalia the
band retaining the right Of property it. The Court arned
u. McAdsm for appellant; A 8. Cohen for respondent
SPECIAL 1ERM-Before Judge cARDozo.
Horam ag Westhemer.-Defaalt opened, go costs tho
defendant to abide event. Fahnesock agt Dawey.-se~
opinion.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TKRN-ArRu 2o.-Beore jus.
tice MoSELL-
DECISIONS.
George W. Herbert agt. Luther c. Tibbetts.-Mo-
ton granted In part on terms. -
George W. Place agt Charles Glas.-Moton granted and
receiver appointed costs to abide event.
George Green aet The Mayor &C.. Of New York Notion
ESerard Flcusts sgt The Baltic Fire Insurance Company
Motion granted.
Elizabeth Howard oct, Charles II. Smith o. a-hotion,
granted.
HaugLIey L s~A. - JOHN L. WSAs VI ~.-BSaa ~
pfoyeA
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1nstrnttion.
Geaebers.

A WELL KNOWN New-York Teacher wishes an
ENGAGEMENT for the Summer in family residing snens the
Mountains Vermont New Hampshire preferred QSalhe
Higher Eng French Music Drawing Address Miss ELLA
WETMORE. Station q, N. Y.
A NEW-ENGLAND TEACHER of several years
N experience desires SITUATION PRINCIPAL Of an IN
GLlsl SCHOOL Can furnish hi assistant Necessary f.
class Address for few days, Box No. sooh
Orange, n.
VVANTED-By Lady who has had ten years ex-
w perence teaching furnish good references and at
present Of houhing private school, SITUATION in
sither a public q private school Address -.
LOUISE MILLER, No los West Tensh,t, N y
XXTANTED--A SITUATION as TEACHER Tor n
w Lady wh can highest recommendations of attain
ments and for success importing instruction Addes Mr.. fDE
LA OSMORE, Newark. ". J.
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Rsceipis Of Prsduee.

APRIL 20-5s02 bbls Flour 573 bbls. Whisky 500 sackl
Corn Meal 200 sacks OIL Cake 900 bush Corn 7e0o bush
Oats 600 bush Malt 4i2 bush Seed pkgs Ashes 30 pkg
Beef ls0 bb Pork 40 pkgs Cut Meats i3 pkgs Lard SIC
bbls. Petroleum.
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10000 sHAREs OF 500 EACH
nEEfCERS


OFFICERS
b. II. VAN AUKEN. President.
TRUSTEES.
u II COLEMAN ESQ., of Messrs W. 7. Coleman Co.
Hon COPE late JGdge OF the Supreme Court OF California
WILLIAM BOND ESQ., President Quickslysr Go.
J. z. ROBINSON. esq, No. 81 Wil.iamst
BIB. VAN AUKEN esq No. y Wiismst
W r. GARRISON, esq. Secretary
Rlessrs LEES WALLER Bankers
The Company incorporated under the laws Of the state Of New
Yoh. ---.,.- T.,
Company have been in successful operation or
upward Of they perfect working efder they
DIV the only domestic purposes by the inhs6ans
lover q Virginia City aud Gold H and are indspen.abe to
The WORKING mines Comsock Lode which
the richest in Nevada Gould Curry Savage Ophi Hale
L Norcross, Imperial. &c, &c. .,,.- i, - A.,
the undersigned may be seen certificates from the
Mayor and superintendents Of mines to nus effect h M
The Company possesses monopoly Of all water rights ABOVE he
level of Virginia City. ...... 81,
The receipts q the Company average SII per MONTH ana !"
expenses about +2 500. both in gold - ~ -,
The Stock ofMesrs ees Waller that II
shall nav dividend than Ten It's
par value guarantee be in force for next and
the the subscription price Of siJtyhye Dollars
per the subscribers annual minimum nteEes OF
over Fifteen per cent on his investment - .a-,,o -,
Subscriptions will be received by CHARLES HEBELLO at the
Office OF the undersigned aud by the undersigned, .
JOHN BONNER, No. % Broadst.
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VIRGTNIA CITY AND GOLD HILL WATER
COMPANY 49,.
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fndnrial.
TnrAsuRY DsrAnrrsxr, April is, 1856.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Assistant Treas
uren y. NewYork. PhadePha and Boston, the
Degnsted been Instructed
tinue receiving OF
House N hve and after May 1886
from which date all outstanding and unpaid
four interest per annum
On said Let day OF May until further notice. said Assistant
and Designated Dcpofary viii receive such deposits
lawful and Issue therefor CeArn House Ce6aes payable
demand 10 essender notes with per cent per
H. McCUILOCH Secretsry Of the Treasury
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Decrease in 1866, mOs.......................

Attention is called to the advertisement in another col
umn Of the stock of the Virginia City and Gold Hill
Water Company of which limited amount is offered for
sale By John Bonner, No. p Broad'st at " per cent
Lees Waller guarantee that the annual dividend shall
not be less than 10 per cent This is the Company which
supplies water to the great mining companies on the Com
stock lode in Nevada
The Western Union Railroad earned the second week
in Apnl
1865. $3.50 1866. s97 Increase....A5H
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday says:
The prospect OF early resumption of lake CATION rem
ders business active and there better demand Tor
formerly; but the market stringent for every
thing rstcass paper which discounted at the banks
10 per cent per Inferior grades of commercial and
mercantile paper discounted the street at Ia per cent
per month bankers still losing currency by express
Ing TO the Easthe supply Of exchange being insufficient 10
meet the The for exchange steady and r
AT par buying premium selling Round lots were sold
to-day among bankers at premium OF O0'oc per housnuu
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
There was an improved demand for money to-day but was
not OF the supply aud the market works compare
lively per inside and O IL outside for good
names There heavy demand for exchange and bankers
again compelled ship The rates we're JOd
rs premium buying and lilo premium selling.
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for the past
week has been as follows;
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way Of working otocks Of goods at nominal profits and
the ambition Of to be found in secure po-
siton in view Of sluggish Summer and restricted trade
in all depar mens Commercial paper sells at "a a., good
at Saa eAd ordinary at higher rates.
The Quicksilver Mining Company has concluded an I'M
portant sae of product and viii cease to be merchant
r Quicksilver The Company has agreed to sell $4,000
asks $50 per flask TO the Bank Of California, when
thus acquires this extent the monopoly OF the metal
The proceeds of the sale will free the Corporation OF i's
oatingdebt and leave its future earnings TO DC dded
among the shareholders The product little over
5000 TASKS per month, and dividends thus
DELAYED full eighteen months. The Company has obtained
large advances on its previous product which has been
ordered sold at market rates close the transaction. The
following is the working account for the year 1865:
Current Expenses, viz: -
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Malls close IT the Post.Ofice

For Hsmbug by Sa1ons April r. 10y
For Ireland by City Of New York April 2..... oi
April 10y
For and Continent (except French Msi BY
steamer Banss, April 10y
For Havana and Nassau by Corsica April ll..... 10
A,pn by
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INTO s"mo oi tho minor details,-speoulation
we fpd in somo Of our foreign exchanges,
suoh as tho probability of North SohIeswig
boing receded to Denmark, with view of
copoiliatipg the Scandinavian element. . -
The Italian Tyrol is not mentioned among
the peace stipuatons. 1t is inferred, there
fore, that Italy did not insist on tho cession of
this mountain strip Of territory. Franco is
barely mentioned in the negotiations. The
relative position Of LOUIS NAPOLEON to the
belligerents has undergone o greut change
within the past six or eight weeks Then he
was considered the arbiter of the destinies of
Europe. A word from him, it was thought,
would set the continent abiaze, as q word
from him could prevent such catastrophe.
The weight of his influence has been tried,
and found to fall far short of that lofty
height. Austria, leaning upon it, expected to
stem the storm, but SOON found she was lean
ing upon broken reed. The intermediary
Offices of the imperial LouIs we're treated
with contempt by both Prussia and Italy
and now that the negotiations for peace are
progressing, France is ignored, and the ces.
sion of Venice "under durance," on the part
OF Austria, goes for nothing Venice is now
oeded to Italy as one of the bases of the peace.
Not only is NAPOLEON much disappointed
in thus fuding his services no longer in re.
quest, but he has cause for jealousy, If nc;
a'arm' in seeing his next door ne;snbor on
the east oil at once assume sucb tieantio pro.
portions; All thoughts aud prof, cts of chang.
ing the French frontier to the natural Rhine
boundary will have to be postponed for the
preseut.
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August 8
STATE OF SOUTH CaRoLiNA,

OhhhLESlOS
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED Partnership BE-
TWEEN HARLRS ". hOYfa OF CH tRLFSTON
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, UF TIE TOWN OF NEW
W1NDsOR. ORANGE COUNTY. SrA1E uF NEW
YORK. WILLIAM G AHAM OF IHE CiTY COUN-
TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK. AND JAMES AIT.
KIN, OF TIE CITY OF wEsr HOBOKEN, IN HUD-
soN o'UhTY STATE OF VIEW JERSEY.
This Certificate her eby witneSserh that the under
afgnod hnve. by virtue OF Act the
bly, OF South Ctrolipa n'itled "Ap Act TO authorize
the formation OF Limited PartnershipB" formed a
Limited -Brtnership. ~ TO inwB:
First-The name or firm unier which said Partner.
ship shall be conducted IL MOVES Il VAIL.
secondly. The gener1 nature Of the buainass to be
Business.
Thirdly --6HARLEs W. MOVES and NATHANIEL W,
VI III. are General tartnera and WILLIAM GRAHAM
ana JAM ka AITRIN ara the Special Fartuers
Fourthly.-Ths amount Of capital which each spectat
Partner has contr uted 10 the Common stock OF said
partnerahp ~ ia as focws: vii lam Graham twelve
th ousand Ave buudred dollars In cash aud James Att
Kin twelve hou'and Ave hundred dollArr in cash.
Fnhy.-The said Partnership commences ON tho
.econa day y July 1860 eighteen hundred and at1ty.
sikh and shall terminate on the frat day Of july 1867
eighteen hundred anu sixty.s y.sevenl
WILLIAM GRAHAM
INht> AE1EIN,
CHARLES u. !SeOYRS,
August3 We sa
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ROMA M LOAN
AMERICAN ISSUE
FOUR M hdILLIONS SOrrAHS

FOUR M MILLIONS -OEIARs
ITO INausE THE TREA-uR OF THH STATES OF
4 inc Holy ScH complete indepan. once during the
pegoia ions peDdi batwe n the governments OF
Franco aud Italy for tue lutt,on # ,h- Papal State
the 11th April. 1856 tho emisson by subpsrO
tion OF the fnan now "n" to the pubic.
Although 70 mer loans have o m Iuled nearly D.r
he d"iness In Wow OF the present cnuition OF none
tary mat Hrs. net wtshtrp to iml"se sacrifice upon
thoho vii ing ~ assist hi il snrnouuting his presont
temporary tmb.rrassments. We Il as to present In
dncemeDs to ca ita has decided issue this loan At
skip six 66) dollars gold for tho hundred dollar
The Bonds payable to bearer arc of 5ao francs, or
ono hurdred dollars tsnlD. each bN,rtng per cent in
terest per anhum. In gold. the coupons payable semi
annually on the lat Of Aprl and the 1s october in
Paris or In New York PhIade phia and New Orleans at
the current ra of exchange Tho issue beinp at &C
dosre Rod will give moro than Ia per cent interest
From 1870. 1000 will DO annually appropriated for
the purchase OF tho Bonds; tie of interest of
.9se N @ oanceed VIII e applied to the further reduction
It is believed that this iosn will commend isolf to
capitalists gener iy undoubtedly will to all GOOD
Catholics having at heart a 10 prove that ais
Hollness never addresses h'ms-li to them IN vain
guaranteed this t. by tho pledged faith Of state
mas away pnnctua y fulfilled every engagement
snbs options received and Coupons paid at the fol-
lowing Banhing H,uses VAC -'''
aessrs DGMoaM sHERM4N o pAsis NsaT xsanSe Ice.
corner Pine. New York. ''''
adeiphis. N'o' ~ ''uN' ~ s'fe''' fhh-
heRsrs. - New Orleans
Snbsc' tptions also received by Mr. JOHN. B. MUIR
RAY, No. l8Nassau street. New York.
THE VEVER ABLE CATHOLIC CLERGY THoCGH
OUT he United States AID the Canadss ITO expefte e
g. Woral will please receive suhsoriptons and the
amoun thereok and forwa the same By Draft or Ell
press TO 'he central Office ut tho BauhiuR Houae of
Messra DUNCAN. sHkRMAN h co marked on the en-
veap' "Ponfcai Lnan," rece Ut of which the Ronda
Will pc Immediately n Transmitted to them,
ROBERT MURPHY, Agent.
/ mil Will
Baltimore and Ses York to whom ir TO BERT MIR
PLY PHI has brought lettas Of tutroduotion. and has
j. OF HE mission to the Reverend clergy and the
Ls,y p N. LYSUH, DID. .
Bishop OF Charleston.
Charleston, 8. o., August 6. 1866
August trthsex
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Let us be AIercifu, to Ourselves.

The physical structure OF the strongest human being
ie vulnerable over whore. Our are endowed by
nature with certain negative powor whoh protects
them, to some extent, from Influences;
but this protection is imperfect caunot be safely
relied on In unhesthy egioDs, under circumstances
OF moro than ordinary danger. Their FORE It fs wis
dom, 1t In prudence It is common scnso to provide
against such O. ntnRencies b. taking antidotc in
advance; in other Words by fortIfyng tho system with
courae OF HOSTETTERS eTOMACH B1rTERs, the
most complete protective aRnnsi sl tho epidemic and
endemic malAdies that has b-en Administered In
any country. Asa remedy for Dysp+pRis, there ia
medicine thst Ill compare w'h Il. Whoever suffers
the pangs OF indigestion anywhere tho lace of the
earth wh-re HosTkTrRns BIITRRs b prOcared does
so voluntarily; for Truth exists this In
valuable Tobio and Alternative would his disor
dered atorn6oh 70 health, condition To @ Bilioun e.
10 also especially recomnfeuded, and In oa.es OF oon
armed Constipation it atords speedy and permanent
roiieE In csneda tho West ndies and Australia tho
Biters rank above oil other medicines OF tho oaas ana
the demand for them In s forasn counries inoreasse
every Eoeson, Auguste
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ASSIGN EEs, NOp.ItG

MEsSRR. g. a J. SAMPsON H .YINa MADE AN
V1 assignment to Q Of oil their copartns ship ana
creditors notice is hertb, gven all and singular th
raid cnnArnerahip and individual creditors that the
deed OF ASST huHnt at MY Office inspection
and that al who dtalre to avail lh maelves OF tho
ns its provisions must do before the l9th
lay OF September 1876, tho period iirnted by .sfd
deed And tue credl are hereby nntiaed TO hold
me ting for th appointment Of agent according TO
me proVisioA OF the Act Of the General assembly,
passed IN 1898. 3, T. ThAsER,
Juy1 pl0 AhsigntA
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Il HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
interest In the DRUG BUSINESS formerly conduct.
ed BY me, to Messrs GODDRIOH WlNEMAE d 90
ThanHing my former patrons for their liberal patron
age, take great pleasure IN recommending my aucces
sors. r A SSOI3asN
Charleston, August 1st, 1866.
August s&bs4
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~ At tt"Ht@f.'c i@:-ra' E'G.v. .vttGlstUn
H,ss ioW!moi H.HSt Ge addressed IL III, Editor o,
the DATE M'os. No Is Hayne- stree, Csnyiesio,
y. Q. .8:islness Communications TO Publisher on
Daily Netcs.
Eony.
1u9r5ssc,g,zs osuspue Or eAs city nu.r DO accon,po
MED 'aih TIE cash
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BOARDING..

POA0DING-rWD OR THREE GENTLE.
- "RN. or Lady and Gent eman, can ba accom-
modatsd M Wed With BOARD. by applying gt No. u WENT
WOhIH HFREEF three doors be nw Anhnn July d
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GtbPaRTNERsHrP SOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
Il Copartuership under the aty,e n. SHEPHERD
DUO d COHEN. for manufacturing fhNwARE of a
descriptions They will also dealt Stoves Crates and
ton, g. O.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
FRANCIS q DUO.
July lat, 1896. MoDUFF COHEN.
july II 1,,on
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COPARTN ERSHIP NOTICE. -
YNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE This DAY FORMED
Il Oopartnership for carrying on the REAL, ESTATE
sTOOK BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUeINksS under the name and style OF Ii ACBET
hAVENEI. j. RAVENEL MACBETH
August ], 1885. DANIEL hAVENEI, JR
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0F BOlNEST BURKE REOEIVE THE
'ateSs New Xorh pAiIdEs eyery aiterao,u. Price 10
on's- A,,,u An,
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Di.SOLv E

PY MUTUi " C0NahNT, The FIRM OF {. GRRK EN-
11 aud 'HH BUCK. O. 6RRKEN.
August IL 80 JoH< RICK
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COPARTNERsHIP N,rrICE.
THE SUBSOR1BERa HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
Copartncrship under the name and Sly le OF 4OOD.
hlOH, WlNEhAh h CO., for the purpose carrying on
WHOLESALE DRUG AND IMPURTINd BUSINESS
at No. 1863 Meeting-street.
GEORGE G. GOODRICH,
PHILIP WINEMAN.
JOHN ASHRURST.
Charleston, August 1st, 1906
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
II HAVETHfS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN THE
Il management of the Charleston Hotel, Mr.. GEORGE
g. MIXER, long and favo ably the travelling
public 1he Hotel will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of WHIrE& MIXER
WILLIAM WHITE.
Charleston, August Ausust3
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MACBETH d RAvENEL.

MACBETH IL RAVENEL,
RIAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS, AUOTIoNEERs
GENERAL COHMISSION MERCHANTS
oFRIcR-srATE 8ANK CORNER BROAD AND East BAY
viii attend TO the purchase and sale Of REAL ks.
TATE, STOCKS. BONDS and all negotiable paper
strictly on commission; so, all articles OF merchandise
which may be entruhted to our care.
j. RAYRNbL L MAOBE ri 80. DANIEL RAYENEI, in .
BEFERRHCRs
JAMES ADGRR Oh. TO- LOwNDRs h co.
ADAMS FROST & CO. RavENEI. & co.
Col d l.. MCKAY
President Peoples National Bank.
August
DISSO' UTION OFF Cop AftTV VHfsyHTP.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXI-TING
Il nnder the firm OF ATKINS. N0YRS h jon STON
was dissolved on the is OF July last by mutual consent
JAMES AITKIN.
OHAS. W MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
August 8 "a
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A TPRIFATE SALE. A COMptE rE SET
~ OF bedroom fnrniture and Bedding. Appl, Mt
Ills offlCc August 0