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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
DANGEROUS Counterfeit.

We were yesterday shown twenty dollar bill
on the First National Bank Of Portland, Which j:
well calculated TO deceive ana impose on those
wto not in the habit of making critical exam
nations, or are not experts in the detection of DO
gus currency. Examining the bill somewhat close
ly, we enabled to perceive that the paper j:
heavier and Of coarser texture than the genuine
The eyes, too. are bad. and the engraving on the
back 10 too dark and highly colored.-IDd. Jour
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
TIE FRENCH IN llENHGO.
meats Made for Carry
ing all shc Troops Hack to
France.

New YoRk, May 2S.-The Courier des Eias
is declares itself enabled TO that the French
Government has signed treaty with the Trars
lantic Packet Company to embark, and carry back
to France the whole Freach expedtionary force in
Mexico, within the time agreed upon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
Half Million of Dollars in Prizes
UTH Presented 10 Tie Ticket holders. Inc.,uIing
100000 in Grccnbacks!

INHE PostpOnement is an unavoida
Il bic necessity, mot mu-h ia consequence of the
number Of tickets unsoldl the positive necessity
there Is for the proper registration Of those already Spo
- of, which has been delayed in consequence Of the neg
enre and carclrsncss portion ofoar agents in
king their proper We advise all persons wanting
tickets send for ih-ih without delay, have hut
limited number yet on hand We wish most particularly
impress npon the minds of agents the importance
their making their and of rcciifyng
whatever may have crcpt into their reports hereto
fJr. We will say those sending for tickets. that il
they should all be sold T. time their order received
the money lriR b. returned.
No yiiions for ige1cicS p The ale ~ tict r
Jc casert hare than sufficient t.chrts fI
those Agelfs hare dirt.ig olBied TcEets or sale
The gr.ac fs B,0E aud Basic Stores ia she cF, anil al
Office. Dearborn street: Price 81 cach IA
mail receipt cf price ard stamp for rciH osagr. We M
ri'e tie lftfi.Hbr attention 81 persons rst1J 10 order tcLe
81 IN ri 4, ~. Gtolriag
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

THE DIFFERENCE Almost all the linaments so
unscrupuousy recommended for the cure of Di.
arrhea, Cramps, and Neuraigis of the stomach
and bowels, are largely composed of alcohol and
essential oils, which render them positively nju-
rous as an internal remedy Boyd's Balm is not
liable to these objections and is the most reliable
Diarrhea medicine in the world. 30t2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

The Chicago Tribune gives Secretary McCul-
loch a well merited rebuke for the Indecent, i'm
pertinent and insulting remarks he made in a re-
cent speech 10 reference 10 Congress His remarks
show that be Is merely sclfconceited individual
who has been accidentally elected to q position
far above his merits.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

Secretary Stanton makes . speech in which he
enunciates the Presidents policy . follows:
First-That the organizing power is special.
~ and absolutely restored to the people who are
loyal 70 the United States.
Second.-Constitutions guarantees required
in respect 20 emancipation.
This is the basis of the policy aud the Secreta-
~ says the President distinctly recognizes the pow
or and right Of Congress to judge of the qualifca-
ton of its mcmbsrs.
The Freedmen's Beaureau bin having failed 70
receive the constitutional majority, and the Civil
Rights bill having become a law, neither long
er living Issues
There is not much room for split upon this
platform.
What do you think about il. neighbor7 Ar'n',
you little dubious Of Johnsing7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

The young girl living near Calumet, upon
whom the monster Wood perpetrated the rape
Of which gave an account last week. died from
the injuries received. and was buried on Friday
last. The villain is still at large.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
HIGGINS, BRADFORD q CO.,
1873 Dearborn ST., Chicago, iii.

Post Office Drawer J3l3.)
The proTeors ,riH donate to the Liacol aad DoEJias
Monument Find SGu: also there ,r;H h. S2tn rcserei from
The person during lie S:pcou prize, far he lfo@e.
REFEEENCEs.-iIun. Major Dan. Mace: Ex-N e., OF
Ind: Hon. Ira J Layco-k, of Kansas Hon. VIM. LET
hn.wen Lyons Iowa. Hon. Joseph Knox, of Chicago;
Hon e. Graves Smith Of Mimi; Jacob Forsyth, Agt
IL :. r. r.. Chicago, M; ~ Rrunhcrg Co.. importers
# watches Chicago. lmIy 81, ISj6-3it6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
New Advertisements.
WEEKLY LETTER LIST.

T. ETTERS remaining unclaimed in
the Post Once at plymouth, State Of Indiana, on
the 3lst day Of May, 1896.
T. obtain any ofthsselettrrs the applicant must call
vcrfired the date OF this and pay
one cent for advertising.
Ifnot called Tor within they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
Ladies' List.
Anders Eliz,bs.h Preston Betsy mrsTeirow Mariah
Campbcll Kitty 2 Rark Nancy miss Wiley Catharine
Demoss Manda Siinans Missouri White
Gents List.
Angle Geo W Kennedy J Nounian Chas
Clifford Lewis Keefer Joseph Pring VIM
Cohoe p w Louderhark capt2Swonger w
arch Peter Moyer Elijsi 2 81. Smith Y
Ehingber Washn Miller August Smith ii
Eggesten ID L Mann A Went Hauk
Greene o A Z sfcElvain Washing A 81.
Hess John Nichols III Washington Mr
Hardy Valentine Numaker Johr Jaeger Andrew
.. II. p. BAILEY, p. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
The Universal Clothes Wringer

This wringcr with cog wheels which prevent the ruiz
Der from twisting breaking the shafts VIII nj a"y
wash tub will wiring clothes almost dry without wearing
or tearing them and will not break buttons, hooks ana
eyes, etc. Its India rubber muscles never get tired
Clothes yvrmp with this Wrnger-sO much Of the water
is pressed out will dry in quarter OF the time that teS
would il wrung 10y hand The hand wrinSins OF eiohes'
like hand rubbing tears and them ont too last
The washcr-wonan destroys clothes IN day than
the wearer in a week.
The Universal Wringer took the first premi-
ui nc the Worlds Fair in London ut the last two sFeat
Fairs of the American Institute, and at the most insrt-
ant State and County Fairs. There have been nearly
uarter of million of those wringers already sold
ss5- CanvasSers are Wanted in al ms places
,r5,rs appointments hare not already Ieen nude Eu.,re
sale numiei Libdl r be giren 10 responsible
parfses. Scad for circulars
H. C. BROWNING, General Agent
30 Coutf,d Street, Near York.
may 81, lsG6-Gw
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

The people Of Mobile county elected the Pirate
Semmes Probate Judge. but the President, through
the Secretary of War. notifies Maj. Gen. Thomas
that he must not permit Semmes to hold the Office
nor exercise les duties before he ia pardoned. OF
which event Gen. Thomas viii receive due notice.
when il occurs.
Very good for President Johnson. He evident
" thinks the work Of reconstruction in Alabama
not yet consummated. Bu.. IL nnpardoned rebels
may not act as Probate Judges in Southern State
why should unpardoned rebels be admitted to Con-
gress7
win Jon please to give us your views upon this
case. neighbour II you endorse the President we
shall decide that you nearly reconstructed, and
almost ready to desert the Copperhssd party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
Posi- ONCE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown took charge Of the Post
Office on Saturday, and opened on Monday morn
ing in the building formerly occupied by the Hoo
sier Bank, on Market street. Alex Ewing and
Howard Purviance are employed as clerks In
gansport Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

- Calvin Fletcher. Sen. enc Of the first settlers Of
Indianapoii and most estiriabIe man and citi-
zen died at his residence in chat city, on Saturday
afternoon last
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

The imminent prospectofa general European war,
in which Austria. Prussia Italy and perhaps France
gill be engaged, has had the effect to cause capt.
talists in Europe to return large amounts OF Amer
lean securities, and in consequence. gold has A.
gain advanced, which will, no doubt have o cor
responding. effect on other commodities l'.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

General Cameron. OF the Valparaiso Republic,
has associated with him asrablisher and joint edit.
or, Cllt T. Mcconnell, ~ho edited the Republic
for short tine after the "lr commenced. This
arrangement will, no doubt, rebound to the advan-
age of the Union cause in Porter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31

Capt Skinner. of the Gid regimen, died at Val.
paraiso, on Tuesjiy Last, in the 2Id year of hi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
Doty's Clothes Washer,
AND TIE
Universal Clothes Wringcr.
Doty's Clothes Washer.

The advantages cf this machine, compared with hand
washing may lie thus briefly stated
LAT. will wash clothes well MS hands can do II, ana
in one fifth OF the time aud with fifth the labor.
81 The machine acting on the clio hes on me inlnS
mill urincipe will not wear them the hands
mu.t do To get out the dirt. days hand washing is
worse than a weeks wearing.
"a Hot suls so necessary for dirty clothes can be used
hotter than the hands BEAR and the steam and sick
ching fumes shu; act the clothes, instead OF
the operator.
4:h The hands not parboicd siriyele' sore, and
bleeding Washing with the machine is bealthful ex-
ercise rather than weary labor
9Th The health preserved There is no stopping or
strainng no fed atmosphere full OF na'seating fnmes
aud when the clothes being put out TO Dry no Icy co
chils of the wearing apparel and system 81 the
operator rocking with The noxious yapor oil the wash o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
Special Terms, or Club Rates:

Any party rocsriJ GLIB 81 fire for tick
2. a t riding tie money or BE Ss, '-H b. a'o'rei
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-05-31
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTEON. s.,

Everything already Cat and Dried-The
Tycoon's P1ans-Ma chinatiOnso OF the
Coart House Cliqoe-Preminemt Demo-
Gratis Slaughtered.
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ooyera] distinguished literateurs left the city
as correspondents for various journals. Ihe lr,-
hume has engaged GEo. W. sMALLEy, whose repu-
toton as brilliant correspondent was ef tablished
IN h;s description of the battle OF Antietam. Ed
warn H. HOUSE, the we'll known theatrical critic,
ia a]so on the Tribune staff The letters of DR..
RIPLEY from Germany have attracted considera-
bic attention. The Doctor will return in the fall,
aud again take the literary chair of the Tribune
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND has gone to Europe as
the special war correspondent of the World. The
Herald has six correspondents in the field, none OF
them men Of more than average ability"
AS there are at present great many counter
felt and uttered national bank notes now in clrc-
lation throughout the country, we publish the fol-
lowing list of designs on the back of the genuine
notes $1,000 notes, Washington resignlng MS
commission; $500 notes. Surrender OF General
Burgoyne 500 notes, Declaration Of Independ-
ence; $50 notes. Baptism of Pocahontas; slo notes.
De Soto discovering the Mississippi; 30 no1es'
Landing of Columbus in 1892; 50 notes, Sir "al'er
Raleigh; 81 notes. Landing of the Pilgrims.
All national bank notes, the backs OF which 90 no'
correspond with the above, are bogus.
Hon. TsAAc NEWTON, Commissioner OF Agrlcul-
tire. has received a letter from gentleman WI
recently made trip through several OF the
Southern States, relative to che general appear
ance of the cotton and corn crops IN the secslone
through which he passed. In the section lying
between Memphis and Nashville, Tenn.' whlch
has been devastated by the ravages OF war, re-
apecable crop of cotton, and large crop of corn,
are now growing, and look remarkably WE'LL
Between Nashville Tenn, and Lonisvills, Ay.,
the crops present similar appearance. From
I,ouisyille. along the route through Kentucky,
Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, and Maryland, the
country ia almost one continuous field Of k1u
-. oa,, ,,rom;a;no a bount1(ul crop.
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proper to people who, naVlng 'os' Wv
priceless heritage of liberty, are yet pre-
pared in honesty and fairness to todischarge 'ne
obligations which even, under such clrcum-
stances, the necessity to preserve existence
imposes upon them. m.z===zz==z.
Since the period to which we have re-
ferred. it is obvious that there is much 1'h-
proyement. Industry and social order ere'
to great extent, restored the military
ontbor;tv ia much more respectful OF civil
r;cbta: there has been an earnest purpose
declared ~ by the Chief Magistrate OF the
country to restore, if it be possible, the forms
at least of the Republic and it were but JUS
tice to confess that we are favored win q
better condition and brighter prospects .nan
we're before us year ago..Our own lndl-
vidual fortunes also, if reference to them
shall not be unbecoming this occasion, have, as
onr readers will have anticipated, been much
;nnrov.d. Commenting as we have men-
toned. and almost without funds or trieLde,
ma of us ct least being an entire stranger to
the community, it was not to be assumed that
we would have achieved distinguished
measure of material success, and perhaps it
we're too much to assume that our material
sneoese has been distinguished is cer-
tain. however, that We have prospered; the
friends who took us by the hand have sus-
tained US. Our intentions, if not our merits,
have been appreciated. A wider range of
patronage each month has been opened to
our enterprise, and it is fact, oAhi 'iting At
onc. the favor we have received and our
efforts to deserve it, that we have received
more and have expended more upon our
paper within the past year, perhaps, than
ever has been received or expended upon
paper in Charleston.
And it may not be out of place here to
mention that at an early date-by the lst Of
September, we hope-great improvements
will bo made in our establishment A fine,
powerful press is being built for us by the
Messrs. Hoe Co., the celebrated panufac-
turers new fonts of type are on their way to
our Office, and other material of IN improved
and important character We shall also en-.
deayor to commence the publication Of 9
seui-weekly, instead Of a tri-weekly, which
was cur first intention, on the 1st Of septem-
ber, and it shall be our aim to make that en-
terprise worthy Of the public confidence.
Many Of our country friends will much pre-
fer, we have no doubt, this issue to the daily.
In conclusion, we tender our most hearty
thanks to the public for its generous support,
and trust that our increased exertions for the
coming year may meet With that encourage
ment which has been awarded to US for the
mast twelve months.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON DISTRICT
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTN ERSHIP BE-
TWEEN HARLEs ". NOYEa OF CHARLESTON
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, OF THE TOWN OF NEW
WINDSOR, ORANGE COUNTY, STATE OF NEW
s YORK WILLIAM GRAHAM. OF THE OfrY. COUN
.TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK, AND JAMES AIT
KIN, OF THE CITY OF WEST HOBOKEN, IN uUD-
BON COUNTY. STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
This Certificate hereby witnesseth that the under
signed haye by virtue of Act OF the General Assom-
bly, of South Carolina entitled IAN Act to authorize
the formation OF Limited Parnerships formed a
Limited partnership, as follows: s:@Z
First-The name or firm under which said Partner
ship shall be conducted is MOVES g. VAIL.
hecondly.-The general nature Of the business to pc
transacted is the Wholesale and Jobbing Dry Goods
Business
Thirdly CHARLES W. MOVES and NATHANIEL "
Vail are General Partners, and WILLIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES AITKIN are the Special Partners. ~
Fourthly-The amount of capital which each spectal
Partner has contributed to the Common Stock OF aa1a
Partnership is follows: William Graham twelve
tn ousand five hundred dollars In cash. and James Ait
kin twelve thousand hye hundred dollars in cash.
Fifthly-The said Partnership commences on the
second day Of july 1866 eighteen hundred and sixty
sikh and shall terminate the frat day of July, 1867
N9eee>'0S@@ WILLIAM GRAHAM,
JAMES AkTHN,
CHARLES ". MOVES,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL.
Anpnat3 SO
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.r Al COMMUNICATIONS Intended for publication II
this journal must be addressed TO the Ed9tor oJ
the Daily Ne,os No. l6 Hayne nss GItsson -. =;
DAILY Nesos.
Wa cannot undertake to return rejected oo,nauntoa-
tions.
Advertisement outside Of the city must be aooena-
MED Nth the cash.
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SCHOOLS.
CHARLEsTOn FEMALE INsTlTl

CHARLESTON FEMALE 1NSTlTUT e.
MRS. WOTToN HAS MUCH PLEASURE IN AN,
lM NOUNCING to her friends and The public that
her SEMINARY will be- opened fr the reception Of pu.
nils on the Sd Of September atNo MEETING ST.,
one door north of the South OarcliEa Hall.
The conaid erable experience o the Principal, whose
nersonal attention will be devoted to he interest Of her
school, leads her to indulge the hope that she will be
sustained by her native CITY,.
Circulars containing particulars may De obtained at
the residence, Meeting street, after the goth inst.
AhRust IA 53
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DIssUl UTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
.fV,HE COPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 under the firm of ATKINS, MOVES l. JOB .STON,
was dissolved the 1st Of July ae by mutual consent
" JAMES ATTKIN,
OHAS. w. MOVES, w.
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
August 8 So
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COpARTNMRsHIP NOPIOH

COMPREHENSIVE NOPIOE.
yTyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY F0RMhD a
Oopartnership for Carrying on the REAL ESTATE,
BIsINEss under the name and style OF MAOBE1 &
R1VENFIn J. RAVENEL. MACBETH.
Auouet / 1885, DANIEL RAVENEL, JR.
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MACBETH 81 RAVENEL,
!. ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS, AUOTIONEERS

AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 49,
oFFIoE-sTATE BANK CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY,
VIII attend to the purchase and sale Of REAL E6.
TATE, STOCKS, BONDS, and all negotiable paper.
strictly on commisBon aso all articles Of merchandise
which may be entrusted to our care.
J. RAvENEL MAOBE III. -. DANIEL RAVENEL, JB
REFERENCES.
1nAss APs5k Pe6sT eATEsgE kHMNpGo e. CO.
Col. D. L. MCKAY,
President Peoples National Bank.
August
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ROMA N LOAN
AMERICAN ISSUE -
FOUR MILLIONHU HUOLLA.RS.

ITO INSURE THE TREASURY OF THE STATES OF
/ the Holy Geo complete independence during tne
negotiations pending between the Governmente OF
France ana ltay the liquidation Of the Pspsi State
debt His Holiness POPE Plus TX, by PontAcai Aot Of
the 11th April 1855 deoreed the emission oy sapsor'p
ton Of the loan now oHer TO the public.
Although former loans have commanded near!y par,
His Holiness in view OF the present condition OF none
tary matters not wtshns impose hs upn
temporary erdbarrassments as ven rs 70 Rlesens
ducemen to capital has decided to issue this loan Of
si1ty;s1 ee) dsars gold for the one honafeo donAr
Ths Bonds payable to bearor, are Of 600 francs or
one hundred dollars tgodl eaoh bearing per CENT. IA
annsaay On The ist Of April aud the LIST Of OCTOBER in
Paris oI in New York Philadelphia and New Orleans at
the capent Of exchange Ihe issue 9e1hg ~ 90
dollars tRold will give more thaa M per cens lntoloSV
on the investment .,-.#.......,..oa .o,
From 1870 s12 600 will be annually appropriated tol
the purchase Of the Bonds; the amount OF ntefest oi
hose osreaned will oe applied to the further reduction
It is boNsved that this losn will commend itself 70
hssrt se to that His
Holiness never addresses h,ms-lt to them IN vain.
No can p,en1 az e pedaod faith of State
Which has always pnnctuay f'tlhed every engagement
ofttB Ponthcal Head. ,o.., ~, ~,
Subscriptions received ana coupons PAU At tne 'oA'
1ovne nankinp Houses
1onna Massre aI DWARD BIOUNT co /, Paris. France.
Messrs. DUToAN. SHERMAN 4 CO., Nassau street,
corner Pine New York. ..Z=.#
Maasra DaEX Ell CO., No. "a South Sd street. Phil
adolphB. NJ, cu,a,,az
snbsct iptions also received by Mr.. JOHN. b. MUIR
RAY No, 18 Nassau street, New York.
THE yENERA BILE CATHOLIC CLERGY. THOUGH
O he United aid the Canadas Ito expedite this
po d work. will please receive subscriptions and the
amour thereof and forward tho same by Draft or Ez
nress to tile Central Office at the Banking House OF
Messrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN co marked on the en-
yelop. "Pontical Losn oErecelptof which the Bonds
viii be Immediately transmitted to them.
ROBERT MURPHY, Agent
/ unite with the most Reverend the Arehblshops
Baltip ore afd Nov York, TO whom dr. RO BERT MUIR.
PLY has brought lette's nf Introduction, ana nas
shown his credentials and earnestly commend the oo-
is OF his mission to the Reverend Clergy ana the
Laity +. N. Li HoH: ~, - l,,o..ou,Z
Charleston, g. O., August g. 1856 ...,,.o*
August su.ne0-
.lfHLEPgGRRLL,
NO. 37 LIN b STR JET
BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP
n UMBBR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND BUILD. Bu.l.
y ING NJ ,TRRIAL constantly on Il md az sne'o"
market priees c7,vrZ
June 70 =is"1'
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ZCOPARTNERs SHIP NOTICE.
YlHB OOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and style Of AUSTIN & ALBEE
has this day dissolved according to articles Of agree
~ CHARLES Fl, ALBEE.
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NOR SALE, 90 II e II STORE AND
1 DWELLING. with large lot, desirably located on
the main road at Rikersvie. Persons wanting stand
for fine business invited to examine the property,
very smaD amount Of cash required, and balance on
terms to suit purchaser. Apply to R. H. B. Key.bcx
No. e6, OharestonP. o.
August11 stathS
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TNOH SALE, SIT. ANDREWS HALL LOT
r In Broad street near Friend, with the Baildings
thereon. " ",.-..
Apply to sBOUGLAs NIsBET,
At the Office OF Soriyen Nisbet,
No. 100 East Bay, next south Of Courier Office
August
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THE UNDERsIGr I'D
WAS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT, OIL
III AND GLASS BUSINESS. Mr.. GEORGE ". WAR
REM The business will hereafter be conducted IN the
name Of ALBEE l. WARREN, No. "A MARKET
STREET. CHARLES d. ALbEE.
1nIv q
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO LRF.-ELEGt tNTLY= FURNISHED,
LODGINGS, with BOAR If desired, In that splen-
did mansion, 'THE RIPLEY HOUSE." No. 2 GEORGE
STREET. AugustS
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COPARTNEESHIF NOTICE.
V1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS BAY FORMED
/ Oopartnership under the sV.e o. 6aEP HERD.
DUO l. COHEN, for manufacturing AWARE OF a.!
descriptions. They will also dealt stoyes Crates and
House Furnishing Goods at No. 422 Kngsrset, Charles,
soN' WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
Z FRANCIS q DUO.
8 Julv lat 1866 MuDUFF COHEN.
. Iniv ~ lmos
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DIs~OLUT ON OF COPARTN ERsHIP
TaE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
i TWEEN SULLIVAN l. co., and subsequently be-
tween TUALR h SUI LIVAN iB this day dissolved by
OF the frm all persons indebted hereby notified
to make immediate payment. 49,,
p p. TOALE. -.
August 10 2* D. A. j. SULLIVAN.