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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

TYPE FOUNDRY.-The DlSPAIIil
i IL printed on TYPE MADE AT THE ~ u.
MOND TYPE FOUNDRY. Every article isqGi''''
for = Printing once At Northern prices.
II. L. PELOuZE CO..
apTsm Richmond. Va
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NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting. of
~ the members OF the late First Virginia lnfan-
try will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the
eth instant, at o. clock, in tho basement OF Mr T.
b. Spsnce's store, corner of Main aud Thirteenth
streets. The object OF the meeting being 10 orga-
.nize an association for the purpose OF erecting
who died during the late war; IL IL hoped that every
member residing In the city will be present.
h, III. c. JONES,
. .,IM Secretary.
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OFFICE or THE RiCHNu>p ANnl
LrysRPooL PACKET cuNPANl.
RlrHNoND, May Is, l,a'.
THIS COMPANY being in process
Of liquidation, all persons having o'n'
against II or the ship VIRGINIA pAEt -.
irsd ,o present IN q same for payment ~ 'h" '
OF the Company 10 Johs 49, ~ 49,
my lg--im iifA'*''''
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TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.-Wc gre
constantly receiving direct from tn" mana,
facturers, great variety OF style. aud gua.N,, =,
TRUNKS, VALIsES. and HAND BAGS, WHICH w
offer at a small advance on cost. ,,,,ts
WERTENBAkER & WILLIAMS,
.noo log Main street
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by James NJ. Taylor, AuetIon..r
Main street, opposite Spo,-wood Hotel
1 UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n AND KITCHEN FURSITERE.--Wil b. .''g
on WEDNESDAY next, the 9TH Of June. a, /,
o'clock, A. NJ, At the house on Ros. sire, 49,
doors from the Richmond House yaripry y,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, IN
bracing the following:
: SOFAS,
CHAIRS,
CARPETS,
WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
SIDEBOARD.
IL BEDSTEA DS and MATTRESSES
large acts CROCKERIWsRR,
Il COOKING STOVE, and other
KITCHEN FURNITURE, s..
Terms: Cash. JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
my 81 AH'EDnsrF.
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'ff''" June ., 1885. !
~ sroCK,torDE IN THIS BANK
Ia,,,,ired 10 nav their second instalment on or
-. - s,b instant Fines will be exacted from
'no'a swtw,, JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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ORA NG ES AND LEMONS.
~ hundred boxes fresh MESsISA oRAS"E p 81.
LEMONS ilate imporat!onl, just Received. ~ ,e.
Ly Louis J. BOS>!btA,
my 80 No. 80 MAJ s'f,r'.
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GREAT REDUCTION ~ ! II
III PRICE OF CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Il. "a
KIN a Co are making Cartes d. N,s,in inr i"
DOLLARS PER DOZEN Call and rNam'aa ,i'
mems AT No. ~ Main street, two doors al,''
wood Hotel my 1g-r"r@
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TEA, TEA.-Just received. the hu' :.
i GCNPOwDER and JAPAN TEAS, when ".
STEVENS Y PEGRAN,.
my 30 oil Broad .sI1...
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rEMENT AND CALClNEp Pi.A,
~ TER. Three hundred barrels oENsH E.,
hundred and afty barrels fCALClaEp ELAS'"
eonsig nInenl. for sale by .,,.-rvfnuv
my l5-ts LEE fLi - t''''a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-04

FURNISHING GOODS
II Undcrshirts, Drawers, Seeks, suspenas,,, i
Gloves, re, In great variety OF stylgs AZ tnlS
an ioa Man street.
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DAINTS, PAINTS.-WHllEL IL.
I Linseed oil, Brushes, Painter eoi9rs' ~
In oil, for sale 6y PURCELL, LAID 49,;
INV In corner n ain aud Thirteenth st''"
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ERESH CHAMPAGNE CIDER
II Just received, a fresh lot Of this delightful
CIDER, and for sale on draagh, and ia botti,slby
L. STkNENS IL pEiRAM
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D0TOMAC FAMILY ROE HER
j RINGS, in kits and half barrels, Just reed we'd
and for sale by STEVENS PEGkAM.
jsI
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SUGAR.-One hundred and fifty bar"
- rels Refined, A, b, G, and Extra 4, Crushed ana
iea 80 FRENCH 4 CRENsHAw.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, AuetIon-.r,
Main street, opposite Spoi-Eood Hotel
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

The Downieville Gold Mining Company, whose
Office was in Wall street, New York, failed on Fri
day last. A number of tho brokers are said to be
badly victimized. Messrs. RILEY and WHEELER,
who wore connected with the company, have been
arrested and lodged in Jail.
u Mrs. DAVIS has donated valuable sot Of jewels
to tho Washington and Leo Association Of Norfolk
ladies, to bo disposed of, and the proceeds appro-
priated to the benefit Of the orphan children Of tho
Southern soldiers. A Fortress Monroe correspond
ent states that tho occupied by Mr. DAVIS
in Carroll Hall are being entirely renovated, and
suitable arrangements will be made for his health
and comfort.
The Augusta Chronicle &c .Sentine: of Tuesday
says Of tho Right Rev. Bishop LYNCH "A card
was circulated yesterday, and extensively signed
by our citizens, welcoming this distinguished pre-
late to our city, and inviting him to deliver Ice
turc during his stay in midst for the benefit of
tho Charleston Cathedral. lecture for such IN
object, from q divine celebrated alike for his learn
ing and Christian patriotism, will DO largely at
tended and will realize handsome sum to tho
boneficent object contemplated"
The disbursements Of the Treasury on account
of tho War, Navy and Interior Departments, dur
ing the past wcok wcre as follows War Depart
ment, s514,9i2 Navy s152,697; Interior, $685. 370
Total, 81 1850 National bank circulation was
issued during tho woek to tho amount of s731 1885,
making the total to date s296,0S6, 10i The Gov
ernment holds securities as follows: For crcula-
ting notes. $780, $685. 150 for deposit of public mo-
neys in designating repositories, $39, $50. To-
tal s379 297, 100. Fractional currency was redcem
ed in tho of s23S 800; received from the Print
ing Bureau, s56O,5OO; shipped to national banks
and Repositories, s33G,535.
Fortress Monroe letter. of the 7th inst, says:
Your correspondent was to-day permitted to visit
Carroll Hall, spacious building within the for
tress, erected originally to accommodate tho Off
GERS OH duty here, but lately made noteworthy as
tho prison house of JEFFERSON DAVIS. A number
of men were engaged in removing the iron bars
from the windows, and making other alterations
to contribute to the comfort of Mr.. DAVIS, who,
with his family, intend to take up their quarters
within the hall. suite of rooms will be set apart
for tho family.
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BRO WNLOW'S MESA GE.

The Atlanta TnteUigcnccr makes the following
sensible remarks in regard to the message of
the Governor of Tennessee, which we adopt as
our own:
"our Tennessee exchanges come to us filed
with the annual message of the Governor Of that
State. We have not space for even a synopsis
of it, however much amusement our numerous
Tennessee friends in this city would derive from
its perusal. The document is characteristic of
the man who wrote it, and to say that is TO pro-
ment of law to make the negroes voters, at the
Same time what he knows that threc-fourths of
the white men in the State are disfranchiscd
He pretends to believe that there is scheme on
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THE New Orleans Picayune says: "That ven
erable and reliable institution of the State and
City, the State Bank of Louisiana, which sue
cumbed, for while, to the inexorable demands
of military necessity, has again opened the
portals of its solid banking house, typical of
it's own intrinsic stability, and has resumed
business. 1t is now again dscounting business
paper and dealing in foreign and domestic ex-
change; and its old customers, and new comers
also, will find it, as of old, an exceedingly safe
and liberal institution with which to deal. We
presume the merchants of the Second District
will find il peculiarly convenient TO them, as
we'll as pleasant to deal with an old friend
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occurred since the Emancipation Proclamation
Of the President. Many such obligations were
incurred before the war, which are still exist
ing; for many of these there was the security
of n mortgage OH the property; that property
has since been cmancipated by the State; and
it is contcnded that as there is legal validity
i'll the action Of the General Government upon
this subject, our negroes were still slaves until
cmancipatcd by the state; that that State,
through its iulioial officers, must exact from
Debtors il ii be cxacted, the value Of that pro-
pcrty which itself has withdrawn from them;
and il is conicnlcd that no State can have the
moral and constitutional right to iniIict upon
debtors, in no way amcnable TO punishment, so
gratuious an injury as will consist in compcll-
ing them 10 pay this class Of debts while il
withdraws from them tho ability to do so.
With respect 10 that class of cases in which
Il mortgage of the slaves have been given TO
secure The debt, there is also further defence
which is new, certainly, and ingenious, and in
which great confidence is felt. II is contendcd
that after condition is broken in a mortgage Of
personal property, the legal estate is in the
mortgagcc that he has the right to its cxclu-
slNc poSScSSloH, cACcpI WHSTc IL Is StlpuIatcu 10
the contrary; that he may bring tracer to re-
cover il, even from the mortgagor, OF trespass
for any injury inflicted on il; that, so vested
with the ownership of this property, from him
il is taken by the state; that he alone is the
loser, and that, so vested and so charged with
this security, he cannot, when il is exhausted,
proceed also for his debt. To this position,
however, the answer, so far considered insup-
cradle, is, that the security is but collateral
to the obligation; that the destruction of its
value by emancipation is in no way different
from its destruction by any other means; and
that he who loses his security by death, or de-
probation Of lis value, cannot be held to have
lost to that extent his claim upon his debtor.
Such, Mt least, have been the decisions so far
upon this subject; but what will be the course
upon the field of uncertainties on which we
enter, is not to be determined in advance. The
interests involved arc sufficient to render il a
subject Of anxious concern TO many Of our peo-
pie; the debtor, whose property has been
taken, if forced to pay, will generally be rem
dered bankrupt; the property SO purchased
has, to great extent, been of minors, widows
and persons not sui juris, who will have no means
Of support without and so, while this question
is Of vast interest, it is not apparent to which
side the public sympathies will turn.
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WHO ARE THE WORKING MEN /?

We answer, all honest men who have no
capital, or at least none sufficient to support
them in idlenrss. Every man who is dependent
upon exerting his muscle OF his brains for his
daily bread 10 working man, elso ho is q
rogue. Every man who hires out his body or
his mind, or both, to the capitalist for 80 much
per day, or for a certain weekly, monthly, or
yearly stipend, is working man. The hod-
carriers, the draymen, the ditchers, and the
mechanics, are not the only working men,
however much they or other people may be
inclined to think so. Clerks of oil kinds, law
yers, doctors, preachers, and editors, SO long
as they have nothing to depend on beyond
their own personal exertions for livelihood,
are just rs truly working men in every sense
Of the word, as the daily laborer who earns his
food by the sweat of his brow. The clerk who
stands behind n counter all day long, with his
face always clean and his hair always smooth
and whose hands are never soiled save by the
dust from calico or muslin, is none the less n
working man because his work is not dirty.
The minister who breaches himself hoarse,
visits oil day, and studies late into the night,
works hard for his living, and often for less
than could be made by an Industrious ditcher.
A poor lawyer works hard, poor doctor works
harder, and poor editors work harder than any
other set of men in the world The working
men, so-called have held conventions recently
in various parts of the country, and have at
tempted an organization for mutual protection
and TIE promotion of the interests Of the said
working men, so-called. So narrow-minded q
plan must fail, and fail utterly, for it contends
against too great odds; but let there be a COM
bination of all the working men of the country
the working men of brains as well as the
working men of muscle-let the clerks lawyers,
doctors, mechanics, day-laborcrs and editors,
all unite in the struggle against the expressions
of capital, and party would be formed whose
influence combined capital could neither bribc
or resist.
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foot to rcorganize The State Government, and
as precautionary measure he urges the
ganization Of some regiments Of loyalists, as
minute men, to be at his orders BY loyal men
he, of course, means negroes, and if he can
induce the Legislature to authorize any such
cnormity, lie will have, he thinks, n power in
his hands with which he can intimidatc all who
have the courage to oppose his ncfarious
schemes The Legislature is mean and un-
tions, and we may. therefore reasonably look
for the carly organization Of this force. But
we think that we know the people Of Tennessee
well enough TO predict with certainty that they
will not submit TO be put under tho espionagc
or control OF either BR0wELow or his black
janissarics, and if the suggestion OF the infa-
nous Governor is adopted there VIII be such
trouble as Tennessee has never seen before
The suggestion of the message that one
fourth OF the black convicts in the penitcntiary
were convicted on account Of their color, is not
only an imputation upon thc courts which sent
them there, which should consigu BEowNLow
To cell in the pcntcntiary himself, but it
amounts to declaration that he intends to
pardon these convicts because they arc black
"The idea that anything can be done to en-
courage immigration to State with such n
Governor and such Il Government as Tennessee
now groans under, is an absur;sity upon its
very face, which must have caused BRowNLow
himself to laugh while he was penning that
part of his message"
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The following are the Agents for this paper:
W 4. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent.
Rev. COLIN MURCHIsoN, General Travelling and Col
lectng Agent
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and Stationers
Columbia, 8. G.
O. D. GOODMAN, Cross Hill, Laurens District &. c.
j. " NETIIERS, Union, s. c.
Captain w. E. EARLE, Grcenville, S. C.
COL j. j. RYAN, Barnwcn, S. c.
j. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
C. S. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK HUyEY, Macon, Ga.
JY H. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. C.
j. Il. ALLEN, Chester C. H., S. G.
W. s. LANCE, Grahamvillc p. o., Beaufort, S. C.
BF BRADFORD, Walterboro, S. c.
H. L. DARR, Sumter, s. c.
TIIAD. O. ANDREWS, orangoburg, s. G.
J. NJ. BROWN, "Southcrner Office" Darlington, s. c.
NJ. NJ. QUINN BRO, Augusta.
j. H. ESTELL, Savannah Ga.
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent in New York
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VICTORIA HOTEL.
f. opDEBEoK. :. Prop

f' Proprietor
TTNHIs HOTEL Is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
Il PLAN: IL has been remodolled and refurnishod
throughout The travelling public, tranRicn visitors or
otners w ind In 1t oil tho luxuros OF FIRST-CLASS
ESFABLIsHMENT, combined with tho comforts Of
homo -
The location is ono Of the most airy and pleasant for
summer Billiard Saloon for the lovers of this health
fp exercise s attached No pains expense spared to
May 10 re ,.s- -.,.ssf.r. ..,r-
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TAKEN UP.

V1AKEN UP THURSDAY, A LARGE RED
IL COW, our place. she destroyed our crop, and
tho owner must como forward pay expenses and take
her away Apply at Washington Raco Course to JUII-
US MAYRhNT & WARING. November -
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.

- NIGHT SCHOOL.
fGdE SUBSCRIBERS, ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVEM-
H BEk oth, will open NIGHT SCHOOL at the Free
sGMooi buding on Meeting street. Mary, at which
MAT1CS and ENGLISII. Terms moderate.
"A share OF the public patronage is respectfully 90
icited.
Apply at the SCHOOL daily between tho hours of A.
NJ and p. NJ; after p M mt No CT COMING STREET,
near Calhoun. a. DOTY JR
October 10 1mo j.. SIIERFESEE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT FREE
MASONS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IUNHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE MOST
Il Worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Freemasons of
South Carolina, will be holden at Masonic Ha Charles
ton. on 9Iesddy, Goth November, 1885, commencing
high twelve.
Worshpful Masters and wardens or Delegates of sub
ordinate Lodges, Grand Officers and Past Masters win
take due notice and govern themselves accordingly
A. g. MACKEY, NJ. D.,
November mwf7 Grand Secretary
eB-Columbia papers please copy.
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TO RENT, &c.

THO RENT, A CARRIAGE HOUSE AND STA
Il BILE also suitable for workshop, situated at the
corner OF Broad and State streets Apply on the pre-
nises entrance on State street.
Noyember
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

GtABINETNIAxERS WANTED AT MACK
~ EY l. BAKERS Furniture Warerooms, Adger Build.
ing, corner Of King and Market streets.
November
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TNOR HENT.--FOR RENT, A LARGE AND
IL worry desirable OFFICE over Banking House of p
H. Kegcr, No. 10 Broadstreet. Apply to p H. KEGLER
October 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

JNST1MATES WANTED FOR PAINTING
IL Roof of the Citadel Square Church and Lecture
Room. Estimates must be handed in on before tho
17th inst. Address WILLIAM &. HENEREY,
November IA Chairman Committee on Repairs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND
N CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL tSTOEEwALI,) JACK
SON, by Professor r. L. Dabney, DID,, of Virginia.
Tho Standard Biography Of tho Immortal Hero. Tho
only edition authorized by his widow and pubshed
her pecunary benefit Tho author, q personal friend
and Chief Of STAFF of the Christian soldier. We want
Agent in every county Send for circulars see our
terms and what the Prcss says of the work.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Corner 7th and Main streets, Richmond Va,
October 19 1mo*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

THO RENT, STORE NO. I53 EAST BAY, BE-
ING one of the most desirable locations In the city
for business. Apply at W. 8. CORwIN CO.,
November No. 259 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14
MEETINGS.
CITY COuNCII,.

CITY COUNCIL.
HHE BOARD OF ALDERMEN ARE REQUESTED TO
meet This Day ut tho City Hall, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
or ne purpose OF participating in tho Trial Parade OF
tho Steam Fire Engines of this CITY,
". II. SMITH,
ENo'eHoer II Clerk Of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

ITO RENT.--THE THREE STORY BRICK
IL RESIDENCE, east sido of Meeting street and one
door south of Georgosreet Is In thorough repair
has been nowly painted. October Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
A PPEAR AT THE ENGINE HOUSE. THIS DAY, Al
n, lo3i a. NJ, In full uniform for Trial Parade.
By order: A. w. STEVENS, Secretary w f. Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

YOUNG AMERICA tSTEAND FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY
A sSEMBLE [i LIE THIS DAY. 14TH INSTANT, AT EN-
N CINE HOUSE, in Full Uniform for Trial Parade
Hour Of assembling Ten A. NJ, precisely.
BY order. W. w HART
November IA ! Secretary Y, A. +, E, Co
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rUNO RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN ON THE
Il 18th instant part of house. consisting of throe
rooms with large pantry double pazZas to the Bouth
kitchen with sleeping rooms above and largo stable sit
Sntsa in tho western part Of tho city south Of Doausn
ront will bo very moderate. Apply to Courier Onlce
November
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
your Engine House, This wednesday, Morning, the
18th instant ut 10 O'Clock precisely, in full uniform for
Escort Parade The Company win parade with their APP
paTatus. By order. VIM. H. ARMSTRONG,
November ID Sec pro tcm p L. T. Co.
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WANTS.

WAXXT1IETDc.A,, T; IaoUsT SER.
preferred. Apply at this Office. November II
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PHOENIX FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A PPEAR AT THE ENGINE HOUSE, IN FULL UNI.
~ FORM, THIS Morning, at 10 O'Clock, for Extra Pa
rade. BY order:
November IA HASEII, Secrefary
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MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO MEET AT
Il the Engine House This Morning. nt quartcr-psst 10
o'clock in Full Uniform, for escort Parade
By order Of President F. T. MICHEL
II. L. CALDER,
November Il Secretary NJ. F. L. Co.
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GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
VoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
Il your Engine House, This Morning ut 10 O'Clock
precisely, in full Uniform Black Pants) for Quarterly
Meetng and Parade, and also for Escort Parade.
By order OF tho President.
JOHN c. WOHLER5
November IA II Secretary G.. +. L. Co.
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VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR IN
fun uniform, This Morning. at 10 o'clock precisely
at your Engine House! for Escort Parade. Puicual at
tendance il requested. "
by order: JOHN L. HUMPHREYS Sec crotnry
November IL
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE OR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST
IL desirable PEWS in the middle aislo OF Grace Church.
For terms apply at No. 343 KING STREET, few doors
below Calhoun. wfmS* November 2
EIGHT-IIORs ENGINE FOR SALE. WITH
IL BOILER, SHAFTING, PULLIES, &C. Can
be seen running. VIII sell cheap
November IS 81 CAMERON BARKLEY co.
ENOR SALE, A PORTABLE STEAM EN-
Il CINE, eight horse power in good order. Apply to
d. O'NEIII SONS.
October 81 No. 357 King street.
A It PRIVATE SALE, A STYLISH DARK
N Brown "Dlack Hawk" HORSE, about six years old
For particulars apply at this Office No. GO COMING
SThEEr. October 20
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II OST, BETWEEN IAASEL AND MORRIS
- STREETS, on Sunday night, November 11th, IN
ENGLISH INDIA RUBBER SANDAL, being only ono
OF tho kind. 1t is of TO tho finder who will be
liberaly rewarded by leaving It at THIS OFFICE.
November IL
IT OST, ON THE sTTI INSTANT, A SMALL
IL MEMORANDUM BOOK, with tho naino of EDWIN
A. WALKER on tho back Information Of tho came will
be thankfully received ut THIS OFFICE
November
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CHARLESTON FIIsIs COMPANY OF

AXEMEN
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 70 APPEAR Al
IL tho Engine House, Market street, 3Ris Ddy nj II
O'Clock precisely in full uniform Iback pants Tor ra
Parade. punctual attendance IS requested.
Tho Committee il requested 10 Do on hand at D,
o'clock, to arrange.
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by order. L. JNO WHITE
November II Secretary