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Certiacate of Authoritr.
Go expire on the 31st day of January, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDIToR OF STATE, !
INsrR ME MP AnrnHNn

ALo expire On Inc O4sl Gay OF January, lSOf.D
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus. Ohio, June Is. 1861
Whereas. The CHARTER OAK LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in the
State of Connecticut, has filed in this office a sworn
statement of its condition, as required by the act
ITO regulate Insurance Companies not incOrpOra-
ted by the State Of Ohio" passed AprilS, 1856, and
amended February 9, 1864. and the act TO rsgu-
late Foreign Insurance Companies" passed April
5, 1856; and Whereas. said Company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed Of ar actual Capital of at least One Hun
dre5 and Fifty Thousand Dollars. invested as re-
CURED BY said acts; and, Whereas. said Company,
has filed In this Office a written instrument under
its corporate seal, signed by the President and
Secretary thereof. authorizing any agent or agents
Of said Company in this State to acknowledge ser
vice Of process. for and in behalf of said Compa-
ny according to the terms of said act of April s,
1856.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the acts afore-
said, ], JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State,
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said CHARTER
OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Hart
ford. is authorized to transact the business of Life
insurance in this State until the thirty-frst day
Of January, IN the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-seven.
lSeal.I In Witness Whereof, I have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the seal
of my office to b eafiXed the day and year
above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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STtIE OF C0NNECIICUT. /
COUNTY OF HARTFORD.
James G. Patterson, President. and Rodney Dem
MS. Secretary OF the Travellers Insurance COmpa-
ny, being severally sworn, depOse and say, that
the foregoing is a full. true and correct statement
Of the said Company, and they further depose and
say, that the capital securities and assets of said
Con. pany have not at any tune since the lst Janu-
airy. 1886, been less than set forth in the foregoing
statement, but that the assets have steadily in
creased, and now amount to over seven hundred
thousand dollars tS1OO.0O 0I.
j. O.. BAIIEkSON, President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, his 9TH day Of
June. lS56.
[Seal.l CHAS.E L. WILSON,
Five Cent stamp NOtgyB Public
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF sIATE.l

OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE,
C~OLUMBUs, o., June IL, 1866.
l. is hereby certified, that the foregoing is O cor
rect copy Of the Stltemet and Condition OF the
Travellers insurance Company Of Hartford. made
to and fled in this Office. for the year 1866.
[Seall Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
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Certificate of AutborH
TO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
Office Of the Auditor of State.
Insurance Department, )
Golumhus N Tuna 10 1919 4

NiO expire on the Slst day of January, 1862
Office Of the Auditor of State,
Insurance Department,
Columbus, o., June Y, 1861
Whereas, The MANHATTAN LIFE TNSU-
RANCE COMPANY, located at New York. in The
State of New York. has filed in this Office a sworn
statement OF it, cordition, as required by the act
Il, regulate Insurance Companies not incorpora-
ted by the State of Ohio" passed April s.. ISL.
ana amended February 9, 1864. aud the act 'aTo
regulate Foreign Insurance Companieg,' passed
April 5, 1866; and, Whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that It IL possessed of an actual Capital of at least
one Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. :ayest-
ca as required BY said acts; and, Whereas. said
Company has filed in this Office a written instru-
ment under Its corporate seal signed BIZ the Presi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any kent
or agents OF said Company in this State to acknoW-
ledge service Of process. for and in behalf of said
company according to the terms Of said act of
April s. 1856.
Nov, Therefore. in pursuance of the act afore-
SAID H. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
dOr Ohlo, do hereby certify that said MANHAT-
IAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New
tOFk Is authorized to transact the business of Life
insurance In this State until the thirty-frst day Of
January, IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and slXty-seven.
lSeaLI In Witness Whereof 1 have hereunto sub-
serlbed my name and caused the seal of
my otice to be affixed the day and year
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State
A. D. WEBB, Agent,
Warren, Ohio.
July 4. 1861
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THERE'S MUSIC IN THE AIR
A new song by George F.. ROot-a splendid
thing for the piano or melOdeOn.
AT ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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Calender Clock
Oho . q,

TANCY DRESS GOODS in all the
choice varieties, comprising plain and fancy
Alapaecas, POult DeSois. WOrsted Plaids, Ting
hams, Lawns ,POplins. &C., many Of them at lower
prices than the same class of goods bought before
he war, PECK x BROTHER.
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"AIR IEWELRY.

Mrs. FRANCES BAKER wishes TO inform
Inc public that she is prepared to make all KIND
Of Hair Jewelry to order. Also Wigs, SWltene
and Curls. n
Highest price paid for Hair. Rooms under, Har
mon 4 Bros Store, corner Of Main and MalAt
Streets, Warren. Ohio.
] Jan 81 1856 If
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GEO. ADAMS, has just received a
" new lot of Wall Paper and Border.
May 30, 1850.
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WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage Factory
zMGTHE PROPRIETOR de.

~ sires to say to the public, that
-there can be seen at his Repository,
on Liberty Street. 3 few rods south Of the Western
Reserve Bank. the largest assortment of
Carriages and Buggies,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for sale in
this market. His stock consists of FAMILY CAR
One-hOrse Buggies of nearly every description, all
of which are of the latest and most approved East
ern styles, which for quality of material, substan-
tal workmanship and elegance of finish, cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment in the State.
Having IN successful operation a STEAM ENGINE
with all the necessary machinery for manufacturing
his SpOkes, Hubs, EellOes, and everything that can
be done advantageously by machinery.
Being a practical mechanic himself. superintend-
ing and overseeing all the various branches, he is
prepared to furnish q vehicle in first rate style, for
less money than any other manufacturer in the
west.
HACKS. PEDLER's WAGONS. COACHES AND
BAR0UCHES.
If not en- hand. will be made to order. on short no.
tice.
SsrRepairing. Trimming and Painting done with
neatness and dispatch.
Es-AH work done at my mandatory warranted.
In addition to the above, I am prepared to fur
nish Carriage-makers and others with the best quail
Iy Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rims, Bows, Shafts,
Poles, SeGt-arms, Hubs, &c. at as low prices as at
any other establishment.
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish their own
timber, can get their Spoil ss and Hubs turned on
short notice, and at fair prices.
Sept 1882 E. K. WISELL.
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State of Connecticut.
nnnnAr. e Hn-Acn-a

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
Columbus. O.. June Is. 1850.
It is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a cor
rect copy of the Statement of Condition of the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company of Hartford,
made to and filed in this Office. for the year 1866.
CSeal.l Witness my hand and seal Officially.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State
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The amount Of its capital or earnings
deposited IN any other State. as seeu-
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Office of the Auditor of St

Office Of the Auditor of State.
Columbus. O.. June u, 1866.
1t Is hereby certified, that the foregoing is a
correct copy of the Statement of Condition ofthe
Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York.
m6ae to and filed In this Office, for the year 1855.
lSeaLl Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
- Auditor of Stafa
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Political Inseiiigence.

VERMONT usrp SrArxs sxSArsR. --0f the Vermont
nowspapcr thirteen Mr. Morrill, for United stacs
Senator and seven advocate the election OF Mr. Poland.
KKxrrcKy UMrxD spArSs sEsAfoR. General Rousseau
win be candidate before the Kentucky Legislature for
the scat In the United States senate occupied by
0arct Davis
rvuuyrvAuA REPRESENTATIVE The contss. In Penn
syivznia nj the October eiesion will BE- mainly upon the
Consrsssionsi candidates In Of the districts four
or Ave candidates w be run representing all Tho shades
Of politics. from the sentiments % Thsd Stevens 70 those
Of Jen Davia
CAsppAYs yoR GovsSSoa % Mama --0spcrAi George
w. shepsy declines TO 70 before the hans RspubsicAn
state Convention ~ = candidate for Governor The
claims Of General chamberlain viii thsrsfoEs be con
sdered <
Nor Arrpovrp 1t appears t,ss thu constituents "
Hon Josiah r. rinnel Of Iowa do net approve Of bis
course 10 Cesgres, md particularly .has portion q
which led 10 disturbance of The peace the part OF
General Rousseau the RepubtcaA Congressional Con.
venton In NJ. Grnnss district havs decided that he
cannot be The candidate Of the party Tor the mort Con-
sresa ~ UMtf "a
prscrArc cAsprpAu ron A Jrpasszu. -Boses
Lowry wus nominated by the democracy Of the Tenth
district Of Indiana Il the Convention Of rAfoncf Lao
week for Judge Of shs Circuit, Court Il
TEE NEW UnrRp sr,rss SENATOR yaou Nsw HAsr.
Mraa James W. Paterson, the new senator IRON New
Hampshire was born Hsuniker In is1S, graduated q
Dartmouth lste, and 10 In his fosty-third year
In 1854 he w appointed professor Of mathematics ia
Dartmouth College, and 10 1s u asrsscmy and nesee
rolcsy which position he sun hoadA Hs has bes1
School oommissioucY Secretary OF TIE Board d Bdnc
son and IN 1881 elected 70 the Lesslaurs In ise1
he va elected 70 sbs House " Representatives,. and %
tssS rs-ecc,sA Fila VIA Un y
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THIRD ssssIoN-2:SO 2. ".


"WEDNESDAY, June ZO-0 T. N
BREApsruyra Receipts bbls. -four 1,7l5 do corn
meal The market for State and Western hour was some
what irregular; common and inferior grades were dull
and tending downward, while primo and choice quail
ties, which In light supply, were firm. with an up
ward tendency The sales II, 900 bbls, Of tho
vised quotations annexed. Southern hour ruled quiet,
but prices for all kinds remained unchanged Sales 500
bbla The market for Canada -four somewhat IT.
regular being duh and heavy for inferior and common
grades but steady for prime qualities Sales 326 bbla
Rye flour continued firm. with sales Of $50 bb At 50 81
q 81 So Corn meal was Ia moderate demand and prices
rmer with salcs Of $50 bbs Brandywine W DO de-
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For choice qualities Of wheat the market continued
very firm, but dull and heavy f2r comulQa grades The
sal6s were confined " nec bushels al - for prime
but with small supply, and in the absence OF receipts
prices advanced lc Be- the market closing firm at the
sound mixed Western, SOC 93c FOR unsound do,
and 81 03 for Southern yellow Oats in improved
demand and hrmer, at 67c &c for new Western Rye
continued active and prices nrmer. Sales q 900
bushes at 81 SO for Canada and 81 10 81 20 for Wis
consn. Barley and malt continued dull, and In the alb
Henco Of sales prices were nominally unchanged.
CorFEK Ali descriptions wero unsuitable ard nominal
CorIoS was also dull OF sale, and prices had strong
declining tendency under liberal offerings. The saos
only reached $40 baes We quote.-- .at
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- BUFFAfO IS60-
The annual Conference Of tho Western Unitarian
churches begiss to-day About one hundred and nifty
members have already arrived and by tomorrow II IL
expected that many two hundred and hty dele
gates will have assembled. Many prominent Unitarian
MINISTER'S from the East also here nruding Bel
lows, Rev. Mr. Hepworh and others The Conference
win last i've dsya HFF \.
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The money market continues very easy at four per
cent on government colateras and i've railway
nties with exceptions as low three per the
former The demand from the Stock Exchange is u
little briskcr owing TO the reviving activity OF specula
tive business but IL ia s far from adequate TO absorb
the supply There Is change note the discount
line. First class signatures In request al per
cent and the second best At 81 while moderately
good are quoted atsae b@ata4 H@
Foreign exchange has been Inactive. Is usual on
both Wednesdays and Saturdays, and bankers bills on
England, nj sixty days. were rated at Io9asl
Tho report OF the directors Of the Morris and Essex
Railroad Com pany for the year ending December 81
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Hudson River Insane Asylum.

ALBANY, Juno 90 1850.
The Governor has appointed the following named per-
Commissioners for the purpose Of selecting suit
able site near the Hudson river, below Albany
upon which 10 Hudson River Asylum for the In
sane:--A w. Palmer, OF Armenia VIM s. Kenyon Of
Kingston; John FAlconcr, Of New York; Dr. J. NJ
Cleveland or utios; Joseph b. Taylor, OF New York.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoYiT-woon - Thursday evening, June a. ~ the
Rhoades. jaws W. BorLE 10 JOSEPHINE woop, second
daughter Of William H. woed Esq, all Of this city.
H.Lr-Rrsn On Sunday, June II, BY the Rev. 9 D.
RusH OF New York s..l
JasxAs-L.mD-In this city, on Monday, juno is,
cards
father Wednesday, Juno 20, by Friends cereuony,
WILLIAM LawroS TO ELIZA b., youngest daughter OF
Daniel T. wIlets, all Of Brooklyn. - :.
MoHr,--GiBpoSs AT Port Chester, N. ", on Monday,
June H. by tho Rev, william y Hatfield WILLIAM H.
Mo rR OF the above place, 70 GEonalAxA H., youngest
Engsh papers pleas. COPY ~ n
McKAr--AralS--on "wednesday, juno 20, ~ the resi-
dcnce u she brides father, by the Rev. Francis l.
Hawks ID. D., Hsxnr MoKAy 70 HENRIETTA. eldest
McSinR--wRoRr --On Monday, June 10, BY Rev
Alex. X Thompson D. D., STANLEY hcSprE 70 Mss
Pasrr-EmTnox --on Tuesday. June 10, by Rev
Thomas A. dagger, Dr. CALVIN PaArr, Of Brdgcwater
Mas, to Miss AnprE EpsrKos, OF New York. NO cards
sranxrr-DAY-In Calvary church, sionngton, Conn,
on Wednesday evsning june 90 by Right Rev. Johs
Williams d. H., Bishop Of Connscticut assisted by Rev
John g. MddIeton rector Of the parish, Rev. ORLAypo
u sr.sKKr rector Of 81 Peters church, Niaeara Falls
% HsIEs A., desehier Of James inssrsoii Day, ESQ.,
ssns--hcocr-sp --On Wednesday, Juno -, by tho
NJ daughter . q S.% aoosi.aS $50 Al o. his city
TucnfSox-kErNui.---OnT Tuesday, June IA by the
Rev. Mr. Roberts, GsoRaE THOMPSON To HAzsn 7. FE%
rnLr. Both ot this city. No cards 81
vAu--LASa AT Brooklyn. on tuesday. June 10. by
Rev J. G. Agur JANIS Van 10 AiItx LANE All Of River
Head, Long Isiand = HellaFa@ tsf rH .sF.H
wrfsos- AsprRsos On wednesday, juno 90 By Rev
@ g. Norton. THOMAS wnsos 10 Miss C. ADon Asprssos-
wnsSsssosS-wuiAua- -ou Monday June Is, a ths
Church Of 81 Frances Xavier Sixteenth street. Mr. JoW
Villains. fast a"s N III z
n. Died. s9.N
Won Wednesday, June 20, ailsr lingering ~
Dss, nAnIA Axx. widow VI Robert Boyd, 10 shs e2d
The relatives and friends Of the nmiy are invited to
stc nd the funeral from the resistance Of her Robt
n boyd, 152 second avenue, 90 Friday afternoon, Il
| two O'Clock. f sAt se ENM q
4 BaxsAnlx--on Tuesday, jana 10, MANI J. HAsrg-
scy the beloved wife OF Timothy BrosnAhan a TrAss
end daughter Of the late NJ John Harrington Rssn,
Konmare, county Kory, ireland 81 t14W LID <
Ibc relatives and friends Of The family are raspscuuly
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late RESIDENCE ~
CITY Hsn place. ths hursdsy) afternoon ~ o'clock
saCsRIxSraR al PoStchse1sr, FOURTH day. S<xth
month"; soih Jsssrs cAssErsa, In the Sad year Of ha
fhs relatives and irsaas n lhs family are invited to
Afford Ae funeral, from Purchase meeting heuss. on
meet the seven A n train a Portchss,sr. 60 -
\ - CARxY.-On Tuesday Juns ~. HAas Eainx sCaRrv,
youngss daughter Of fhAddsus and MAy Carey. aged
HE ii,snds 81 ne nmy are ssspscsssuy I.vi.sd "a
attend me funeral. from tie rsstieacs a her passpiA
IS summii nsect South Brssks o, .his lThursday|
4 cilDvIi In thls Gil y on Wednesday morn az. Iaa'
=. sfses sAgS fliass, IAsu ssATss cAtssssA, ~
Mt
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no YAsSEks AND LcxskRusv -rnorosAIs
s g. - -, oss sSsir. . . s &c S
N<ssI ss.-s fer ssarkst v fsrthsf psrruz spiAy =
;sss9s" q y y as'soS . 20, 'ss- - n ssss&rssI
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A uorIoY NoTICE;;. CHA YOUNG. AuorIoN :
day Thursday at 0 O'Clock A. M at the four story house
l6 West Fifteenth street. between Sixth and Seventh
CONSISTING OF ONE EI4EGANT SEWN OCTAVE
PiAN0F0RTE, ROUND CoRSERS; GRAND ACTION.
covered In the richest descriptions Brsses and Ingram
Carpets elegant Bedsteads Bureaus Washstsnds Centre
Tables, Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Lace
window Curtains shades OH Painting hsnte Ornaments
Rockers Chairs and every article ADAPTED to well fur
within few dosrs OF the house. Competent In At
tendance paok cart ship goods for purchasers 1t rea
s0nAble charges. A.f.ff- 49, +. s..- a...~st4r
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s..-m. I.- sa (. . AZ ~ --.- N.
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fyRoroN AQuEDuCr DEPARTMENT., NEW YoRE,
~ yuse "a is4s-rc Iron rsunders.sy.ed gr.fo.a AZ,
received 81 this once, Rp4unfa CITY Hsu far1 WI
eeiork A. n. Of thursday she 18th day Of June ~ s ~
I'D feet q sss trea -sssr psss inches iassrnAi ds--
tsttt. =. -. .~.~---,kx-
0D f--, iron pir~ siaehs' ia'ssnai diam
700 feat 4 east irua water PIP. iseAss internal Aaa'-
y tons otsssh pyss cd o:.ss u ;e s,', ..,sE a.
ipeh piss or FOR - "a sPd nee pgs x FOR - s.4
"a issk - o. es ~ yhsas Of al oAss pps - ssr the
~ecls q ms .Pf,s ~ " ssorsed pspssss FOR east ro.
vssss 49, snd spsal>i ssasnr" nsss6sr wah
ryshs E<SeY I'd date Il ~ Offering. - y n.
rs ssssss q ssSsssy ssqarsd ~ ~ ~ sBousasd Dol.
ana blank form, o. bids esa Be- bad On A.
= . SoSf Ss. 4 yRsskEAoH cro'sa Aaa.a's' Board
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INC tOaI rtCeIs TOT Tue year weT0 $3.50 156 The eX
penses $3l3,7sS. Two scmiannusi dividends and one
semi annual interest have been paid, amounting to
S222, 7A or n.~
Tho exports exclusive OF spece from the port Of New
York for the week ending Juno TO- and since she begin,
ming Of the year, compare follows alt
1854 1855. 1H0a
For the week. - 81, 25l s2o 81 103 9Te 81 3eT, s72
Previously reported 72,27so33 7aaSi,oss loooe7, so7
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since January l. SIT sss s7s4S7 ooe sioa sss e7s
Tnc imports compare as foliows:-
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n BURKE. AUCToNEER. WILL SELL ON sATUR.
Furniture Fixtures, 40, Of the Europesn Hotel No
resses English Brussels Carpet Plato Mirrors, The
whole gcnleey Furnished Including Bar Billiard and
Dining Room; splendid Billiard Tables &C. Also Lease
of the Premises with License paid in advance for
Catalogues and further particulars At the auconcers oce
lS5 Bowery.
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1-- ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. 3.
OPyloRns AND nRN lkr1Sl.En TO sIARl IN fHn
~ Bat Duofo, Stephen Hart OheshirA Josephins. Al
rousda md NOBLE harb prsss 60 psls4rs Tier rncn9
ssas s va " ia Ssuk ~ 3 ssrs
bne1A bn1h Ca oas hasd 80 fce2 % NE 49, ~
ss e ns3 slse 1sessfs.s fshsea brssasS q ~
sr :sss s;l SSsH y ss $40 -
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DY T. T. MILLS-SALE OF PLATED WARE GLASS,
&C. Friday. June e. at 10 o'clock at l8 Vescy street
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DEM r. THEALB, AUcrIONEER, LATE SALESMAN
ID WITH Il. II, LUDLOW 4 CQ.-SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, MiRRoEs; CARPETS. CRoCKEETE FRY
IT'S, TOMORROW, FRIDAY ED INST, AT 1D,< O'CLOCK
AT THEIR SALEsROoM 81 LIBERTY STREET
CATALOGUES MORNING OF SALE.
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A UcTIoN NoTICR.-E. ROTH AUCTIoNKER
N AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
H0USEKEEPERs AND HOTELKEEPERs
LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE.
81 the four story Clinton place eighth stree be
tween Fifth and Sixth this day Thursday June
Afternoon At O'Clock consisting handsome Velvet, Brus
sells and Ingram Carpets three elegant Paror Suits
cd French satin green figured rosewood
EtaReres, with French plate back and doors.
AAasifioEET RE2sE EyU II 43rAvE PIANO
elegant rosewood and black walnut marble Tables Turk
tsh Easy Chairs and Lounge Clocks rich Lace Cur
tans Oil Painting rosewood mahogany Bedstsads Blu
reauA Rockers Reception Chairs Sofas Spring aud Hair
Cutlery &C. Sale positive. N B-Relable In attend
anoe 20 cart pack and ship goods for a. reason
able charges. ri
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n his plantation the city, wishes 70 form ths
9uaintance Of yonaG l.dy With view 70 nst.iaony
Some but those Of respectable family need
woulA mot wsh 70 meet with any othes on hs Nsrthsr
Ieasarc TRIP this suinmer lnee.s ca,is ds y:s pscs
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GEoRGE ). SMITH, AUCTIQSEER, WILL SELL ON
sk1 81 fhoottosiapS GALLERY ''AD" ~ ''''
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DHorooRArH GALLERY TO LET-AT II
il Branch, \, .. Addrsss >. o. orrsa. or apply -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

SrhrEr lMPRovraEsTs.-0ur citizens are
agreably reminded, this week, that they
have a corporation and Board Of officers, by
tho unusual fact of the renovation OF street.
The work we speak OF, is upon the side cul-
verts OF Franklin street, beginning at LIST
Cross street and they are being repaired in a
most substantial manner. In speaking Of
this work as surprise, we, Of course, intend
no reflection upon the city authorities, for it
is well known that the Indebtedness Of the
Corporation and the slow progress of return
ing prosperity authorize no extended scale
Of improvement. s. sr