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STATE OF SOUTH CARoLiNA,

CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BE-
TWEEN HARLEs W. NoYFa, OF CHI ARLEsToN,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, OF THE TOWN OF NEW
WINDSOR, ORANGE COUNTY, STA1E OF NEW
YORK. WILLIAM GrAHAM OF THk CITY. COUN-
TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK. AND JAMES ATT
KIN, OF THE OITY OF wESr HOBOKEN, IN HUD.
h0N COUNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
This Certificate hereby wtnessoih that the under
signed have. by virtue OF the General Assem-.
bly, Of South CIroiina entitled IAN Act TO authorize
the formation OF Limited Partnerships" formed \
Limited "artnership, as follows:
flrst-The name or Arm under which said Partner
ship shall be conducted Is MOVES Il VAIL.
stcondly.-The gener,l naiure of the business to be
transacted is the Wholesale and Johbing Dry Goods
Business.
Thirdly -CHARLEs ". MOVES and NATHANIEL. W.
V IL are Central PARTNERS. and WI LIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES hITRIN sre the Spe cial Partners.
Fourthly.-TAo amount Of capital which each Spectal
Partner has contr uted to the Common Stock OF said
partnership is as folows: vii am Graham twelve
tn ourand FIVE hundred dOars In cash. aud James Att
Kin twelve hourand hve hundred dollars in cash.
Fifhly.-Ths said Partnership commences on the
second day II july 1866 eighteen hundred and
sikh and shall terminate the frat day of July 1867
teighteen hundred and sixty -sevcnl
WILLIAM GRAHAM
JAMES AITKIN,
CHARLES W >OYES,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL.
AuBust3 SO
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ROM a M LOAN
AMERICAN ISSUE
FOUR hd MILLIONS NSLOLLARS

ITO INsUaE THE TREASURY OF THE STATES OF
negotiations pendg bSswen tpe aoTenmepea urng '9s of
and Italy f'r the liquidation of the Papal State
tho i1h April 1866 deor, cd the emission by subs rip
tion OF the loan now offe u the public.
Although former loans have Commanded nearly par,
His Holiness, in the present Of
tary mat ers, not wishing to impose sacrifice npop
temporary embarrnssments, as well ms to present in
dcemens to capita has decided issuo this loan at
siItysix 66) dollars gold for the one hundred lolar
The Bonds PAYABLE to bearer, of 600 francs, OF
terest per annun in gold. the COUPONS payable semi
annually on the LIST of April and the lat OF october in
the current of exchange. The issuo being Mt &C
dohara gold will give more than 71S cent. interest
From 1870, slaooo will be annually appropriated for
the purchase OF the Bonds; the interest OF
Of tho debt.
1t ia believed that this lean will commend itself to
capitalists gencr lily. and undoubtedly will to all good
Catholics having at heart sire prove that His
Holiness never addresses hms~li to them in vain.
guaranteed this T.. by the pledged faith of State
s %hsh pa, has sHy netna y fulfilled every engagement
Subs rpticns received and Coupons paid at the fol-
lowing Banking Houses
Messrs DUNG IN SHERMAN II CO., Nassau street,
corner Pine New York.
adelphia
Subscriptions also received Ivy MIR JOHN b. MpR-
BAY, No. 18 Nassau street, New York.
THE VENERAB ABLE CATBOLIC CLFR FRaY. THOUGH
OUT tho United States ard tho Canadis ito expedite thia
g""d work will please receive subscriptions and the
amour thereof and forward tho by Draft OF Ex-
press to The Central Office at the Bauking House OF
Messrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il co marked on tho en-
veopt Pontihcal Loan receipt of which the Bonds
Will be Immediately tansmitted to them.
ROBERT MURPHY Agent
/ unite with the most Reverend tho Archbishopso
balomore and New York, to whom ,lr RO BERT MUIR.
PLY has brought lette,s Of Introduction. and hns
shown his crede,tia and earnestly commend the OBJ
le't OF his mission to the Reverend Clergy and tho
Laty. p. N. LYNOH, DD.
Bishop Of Charleston.
Charleston, g. O., August G. 1866.
August tutbsss
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SCHOOLS.
ACADEMY OF QUA LADY Oh MERCY.

THE EXEkCISFS OF THIS AChDt MY WILL, BE RE.
i SUM ID Oh Monday sept mber 8
Thi Institute situated Tho hcalthy locality OF Sum-
ter all ris mo d"ri'abc retr. at nui every facility
ng ladies' wishing TO obtain thorough, useful and
accomplished education,
For parieniars ply to tho snporoross the Sisters
Mercy Chafestob or to the Superorcss OF the
emy, Sumter. August .
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URSULINt: ACADEMY OF THE InIaIACU.
LATE CONCEPTION. "VALLE CRUCIs," NEAR
COLUMBIA, sc
TTNaE LADIES OF THIS INSTITUTION HAVE
so far recovered from the loss entailed on them
by the burning of their Convent aud Aca envy
as TO able to resume it's Academic Exercises on the
First Monday iu September.
Tern per SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF TEN MONTHS
payable half early Ia advance:
THIRD CLASS uition IN English. French. and Piano
with Boa d, Lodging Washing. Fuel and Lights SCnO
SECOND CLAsB-Tuiton In English. French Drawing.
Piano Guitar, and Vocal Music with Board &C., $500
FIRST CLass-Tution IN English, F cpch Latin
Piano Harp. Guitar Vocal Music, Drawing, and Pastel
Painting With Board, NC. $1,000.
QD- No Pull is received under twelve years of age
and since tho small residence accommodate only
limited number 25 those between the ages of fifteen
and tGent, are PREFER 4.
CO Applications for nc mission may be made to The
Mo TIER SUPERIOR. Columhis or to Right Rev.
Biehop LYNCH, Charleston, T. c.
Augu.t2 thstulmo
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DISSUB UTION OF Cop ARTVER RSHIP..
fESHE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the firm of ATKINS, NOYRS & JOH STON
dissolved the lat OF July last by mutual consent
JAMES ATTKIN.
OHAS. MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
AuguBt3 3G
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THO RENT, PART or FINE hEBI.
Il DENoE. consisting OF Ave rooms, with pantry md
ktchen fine piazza ana gardeni looaton central and
Reference given and required. Apply at No.
ll9 HEETING-STREET. August
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TO RENT, 60.

TO LET .-*LEG sNTI.Y FURNISHED
l. LODGINGS. with BUARn If desired, in that splen-
dd mansion, THE RIPLEY HOUSE," No. GEORGE
STREET August
rUNO RENT, A LARGE AND '.LtGASANTLY
l. situated ROOM. with piazza ats ched The room
10 suitable for an ofce sleeping apart ent. Apply
at this office. a. August u
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MACBETH AZ RAVENEL,
REAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS' AUCTIONEERS
GENERAL EOMMISSION ifFRCHA NTS.
oFFIcE-sTATR BANK CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY,
Will attend to the purchase and sale of REAL Es.
TATE, STOCKS. BONDS. and all negotiable paper
strictly on commgsi all articles of disc
which may DO entrusted to care.
j. RAYENEL MACBE III DANIEL RAyENEL, JR
PREFERENCES.
JAMES ADGRR o. &C. T LowNDEs & co.
ADAMS FROST l. CO. RAvENEL l. co.
Ool. D L. MCKAY,
President Peoples National Bank.
August
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FOR SALE.

II PRIVATE SALE. A COhPI E re SET
N Of Bedroom Furniture and Bedding Apply at
LdlS OfflOE August
HANDSOME SUITE OFT ROSEWOOD
n PAhLOR FURNI1 URE, covered with silk broca-
tele gold and crimson, will be sold very applied
for ai once. r. NJ. MARSHALL,
augusta IL Broad street
ENOR SALE.-ONE No. I W WOODWONTH
ALSO,
TWO u HORSE-POWER HORIZONTAL STEAM
EnGiNES.
Apply to J. oBR1EN, at Qu,rtermaster's Store
house fouth Commercial Wharf
Augusta 80
LNOt SALE, ST. ANDRE WIS IIA' l. LOT
L in Broad street Friend, with tho Buildings
thereon.
Apply to DOUGLAS NIsBET,
Attn 0fBce ot Rcriven Nisbet,
No. 100 East B sy next suuth of Courier ONCE
Auguat7
OUSE AND LUr r'UR SALE ~ THE
town Of Aiken. g. O; Lot fronting $50 fest
on Newbtrry street and running back 2nO feet adou
~ lot OF Henry We.ses, Esq On the premises
T. o.story rame House. containing rooms,
double piazza In fron kitchen, stable and all
sar' outbuildIngs, new and In good order: we'll
" water OO feet deep large garden with grape vlnes
pc tch and plum trees, &C., 80.
For particulars. terms, &C., ipqni,e Of
WILL IAMS COVERT. Charleston, g. O.,
Or by mail, to JAS. PERROIs Aiken o. G.
Jny "a
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE SUBSORIBERs HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
4 oopartnership under the nnme and tyle Of GOOD
RICH, WIEENAN co., for the purpose carrying on
q WHOLESALE DRUG AND IMPORTING business,
at No. 1853 MeetingBtreet
GEORGE O. GOODRICH.
PHILIP WHITMAN
JOHN ASHHURST.
Charleston, August 1st. 1866.
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COPARTHE. SEIIP NOTICE.
INNHE OOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the nams aud style Of AUSTIN g. ALBEE
has this day dissolved, according to articles of agree
ment. (Signed.) EARLES AUSTIN.
CHARLES 81. ALDEE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
L HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF NY ENTIRE
Il interest In the DRUG BUSINESS formerly conduct
ed by me- to Messrs GOtDRIOH WINEMAN & CO
Thanking my former patrons for their liberal patron
age, take great pleasure in Recommending my success
j, A. MORGAN.
Charleston, August 1st, 1866.
August 6ths4
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COTTON GINS.

vTNHE UNDERSIGNED aAviNG COMPLETED THEIR
J. nrrangemonts once moro for thu nanufacture Of
the best COTTON GINS over made In this country are
now prepared TO receive orders from Plaptera ana
others Wishing TO purchase.
tn. long established and well known reputation OF
oient guarantee that the article viii give enre satstao
ton. j. III. kLLitTT AZ on
HhyM Winnsporo. s r
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THE uNDERSIG> >ED
TTAs ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT, OH,
IL AND GLASS BBsINEss, MIR GEORGE ". WAR
hEE The business will he be conducted in the
namo OF ALBEE & WARREN. No. ~ MARKET
STREET. OHhRLES H ALbEF
July
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tOPA NOTICE..
rUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
Il q Copartnershp under tho sty.e nt SHEPHERD
Duo h COHEN, for manufacturing stclwARE of eli
descriptions They will also dealt II Stoves Crates and
House Furniahing oods Mt No. 422 King street. Charles
ton, g. O.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
FRANCIS Il DUO.
July 1st, 1896. McDUFF COHEN
July II
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COFARTNERSHIPS.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
L HAVE his DAY ASSOOI ATED WITH ME IN THE
Il management of the Charleston Hotel Mr. GEORGE
MIXER, long aud favo ably known to the travelling
public. The Hotel will hereafter be conducted under
the name aud style OF Will Il MINER
WILLIAM WHITE.
Charleston, August l. August3
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SCHOOL IN AK E~, =.

SCHOOL IN AIKE~, =. c.
A LADY. WHO HAS HAD n LONG tXPE RIENs L IN
n teaching. proposes tn open, on the 1st September,
BOAKD1NG SCHUOL in All en-, 8, o., Tor select and
limited number of girls
The higher branches, including the Languages and
MuRic vi be taught by comp. t, mt instructors
Tho school term will be divided into two sessions
OF nve months eaoh.
Terms per session for nglish, French. and Board,
payable In advance $40.
No extra ch ,rge except for Mutic.
REFERENCES IN CHARLESTON,
Rev. O, P. GADspEN, WILLIAM I.BBBY. EST,
Hon A. &. MAGRATII, w j. BENNETT Esq.,
Hon. GEO. A. TRENHOLM, FREDERICK RICHARDS, ESQ.
TuEo. d. WAGNER Esq.
AIKEN
Dr. G. DUNCAN. e O. WooD, Esq,
Dol w. p. FINLEY, E F. RAwonTu ESQ.
And Gen. NJ. l.. BoNHAM, EdgeAeld.
August o thl Wa
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COPA arNEI,sa1e NnTtCI

COPART NOTICE.
TVHHE UEDERS GNRD HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
i Copartnrrship for carrying the REAL + STATE
STOCK BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSlN kSS, unaer tho name and style of MACBE1 4;
RAVENkI. j KAVENEL MACBETH
August !, 1866. DANIEL nAyENRL JR,
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NJ. ZION INSTITUTE, WINSBOItO', 8. &.
THE fXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
i resumed Monday the 10th Of July.
SESSION:
Board with Tuition i'll all its branches except Phi
losophy Chemistry, and French $3.50
Tuition OF day scholars IN the classical higher
English and Mathematical departments ....... 80
Tuition In other brarcbrs fr 'In $i2 90
Course OF Chemistry or Philosophy. 10
french. 10
Tho above reckoncd in currency of the coun-
try Pay ment required half adyauce-the residue at
the close of the session.
Students required to furnish bed linen covering and
to vols. a A WOODWaRD
July ~ thstul2 Principal
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ROBERT DIME r. CIRGin II II
4 TTEND "A MEErISG or YOUt ,..RtJr ,f.,us
~ EVENING, ut -: O'Clock. ut M,, ouio Iiaii ''''
BY order: SINNor,.
August II scrToto,
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"a t.ftj jNs:S

ttHnIsH EDLUTT Icr.s
fFNnE SURVIVORS OF rEr q. in N VII irvr1r,r
are requested tn meet This E,cuin, At n.,iork ~
th' Hall Of tn" Germ"n Bru,r lie ,rr gJ corn"r
berty aud King streets IL ' nui tmm, - ''
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I OST, OV l. 81 StTUuDAY NIGHT
IL DIAMOND BREASTPIN, on Warren bot-geon
King and coming streets. Tho fuder win be sni.abIv
rewarded by leasing it ut tho Drug store corner King
AL" 'onh sVeets. ~ August
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WhSHINGTt,N LODGE, No. r. a. r M.
REGULAR COMMUNIhT.O On OF THIS LODGE
"a VIII BIZ hein ut M'"nc :inii, This tThursiayI
Eren'ng. august 9th. nj 3 clock -
by order of tho ". NJ.
August 0
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LOST, STOLEN, 60.

4 OST.-AN ITALIAN G!thYlUUVD DOG.
IL Black B'dy with White Legs. AnHwers to the
name OF - Daisy " Apply to No. 4 sMITH.sTREET
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MASONIC FaIN ASSOCIATION,
MEE!I>G OF THIS ASSO, INTION WILL, Et
N held at Mts ntc Hail. This Epening. at % lock-
Members are r quest'd { be punctuai.
By order of the President.
GEO. ii. INGRAHAM. Jr. Secretary
August ' ~
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August Q
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-TWOO or THREE GENTLE
ID MEN, or q Lady and g. mt cman, can be accom-.
modatcd with ROAED 10y applying n, No. I2 WENT
MOhIH STREET. three doors br ow Jnly "A
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ITO CoSSuNPT ATrvEs-The advertiser having been
i restored to health in few " eeks by very sim
pie remedy after having suffered several arswith
severe lung affection, aud that dread disease Con
SUMPTION is anxious TO make known his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire 1.-THE will send copy Of the pre-
scription used feeot Charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE CURE for Consumption, Asthny, Bronchius Colds
Coughs etc. The only object OF the advertiser Ia
ending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
spred information which locomotives to be invaluable
nd he hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy il
will them not hing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail will please address Rev. E. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County
Feb. 29, ISG6.-Iy. :. VI. z. New-York.
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A BEACON OF HEALTH.

The good things of this world have each their ap-
pointed mission.
ItIs The mi. sion of f'HOSTErTER's STOMACH
BTTTES TO present and TeEtsue great aiety OF all
ments.
For twelve years its success prOteetrve and a
remedy has been without check draw back. IL is
strong Negative eUdeRee Of this fact. that the eacy
of the article specific for dyspepsia biliousness.
constipation, nervousness, general de biiy, and in
termtIen fevers, has never been questioned.
As proof positive Of its nfailibiiiy in such cases,
the statements O T public whose names IA
miiar as household words, have from time TO time
been given u the world.
IL lis reputation not founded in facts then truth
il shad ov and the utterances of con scienious cit
liens are of no more value than "dicers' oaths."
And what is il reputation Let the progress of
its sales wer the inquiry where twenty dozen
bottles of HOstetters BtIers sold in 1855 fre
hundred dozen are disposed of now.
Could public opinion be more significantly express s.
Ell than BY it's Unparalleled increase of eonsuma-
tIon : IL seems impossible.
The preparation has been initiated. WheFe are
the imitaiors Echo answers, "Where !" To the
Limbo OF things lost earth they are all either
gone or going. Peace be with them
June 20 lc60.-Inf.
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The Ass-essorship.

The Devil always uses his servants for a
football He appears to be poking all his
horns at poor Doctor John, at once In the
shape of Disorganizers, he starts an op-
position sheet and renders both abolition pa
pers Notwithstanding Then, behold he
is klcked overheard, by the loyal Presi-
dent whom he supported, and the very raoi-
cal traitors in the Senate to whom he had
sold and dedicated his little soul. Then, oh
memory! how basely has he craHled through
mire and dirt; how long and persistently has
he lied and illuminated In the service of his
party and master. The ambition of the
'Disorganizers first induced them to start
DR.. John in business, that he might do for
them what they were ashamed to do them
selves. His enthusiastic zealin their behalf,
his squalid poverty, aud his known disgust
with the eternal quack-ing of the insulting
ducks of Millyille, promised all that the
black heart of an abolitionist could desire
What short-sightednessl They forgot that
baseness, like two-edged sword, might be
turned against them. The Doctor ''waxed
fat and kicked" He snapped at the hands
that fed him, and like the negro on horse
back, cheated and contemned those who
placed him there. Hence the sequel; he
must come down. Con-
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Deny it if you Can.

The editor of the Republican constantly
boasts of the unity and strength of his par
ty, and complains that we are trying to ''de-
eeive honest Democrats, y by insisting that
from the disafection in the ranks of the
Radicals Clymer win be elected. Hear what
he says in his last about the condition of his
party
Never before was the Union party as
strong as it IS to-day. Not only has it car
Tied all the recent elections, but 1t has extor-
ted from the Copperhead organs the admis-
sion that the effort to break its lines has been
ridiculous failure.
We admit that smallportion will believe
him, both in reference to the unity of his
party, and to our consistency and truthful
ness. But we ask him to a careful perusal
of one Of the leading Republican papers,
For instance give us your opinion of the fol-
lowing from the New York Times, of July
End -
"The Union Party is not united. The
present condition of the party exhibits strong
and dangerous dissensions rather than har
mony. And in the regular arrangements of
the party no provision has been made for
elicting the prevalent opinion in regard to
questions that have arisen since the last Pres
idential election as well as since the election
of the members now in Congress.
On the principle that that should be hidden
which is not pleasant, and that that which
we would fain not believe should be conceal
ed, perhaps, there is gross wrong in these
confessions touching the position of the Union
Party. It may perchance be criminal to dis
turb the hosannas of those who cry peace
when there is no peace, and who write about
the party as though no difference of opinion
existed in its ranks. But weconfess our in
ability to discover either wisdom or honesty
In this course. Disguise it as we may, the
unpleasant fact does not admit of mistake
The Union Party is divided-so divided and
distracted that its defeat viii be inevitable
unless something be meanwhile done to de-
termine eauthoritatively its course on theque
tion Of restoration, its conditions and conse-
quences. Ignore the fact if you will Gid
it and sugar-coat it if you please But fact
it Is, and in our judgment it should be met
frankly, fearlessly, and at once.
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Soldiers Convention.

We have received call for State Con-
yention of honorably discharged Officers,
Soldiers, and Seamen of Pennsylvania, to be
held at Harrisburg, on Wednesday. the 1st
day of August, 1866. This call is signed by
over two hundred officers and privates, who
endorse the movement, and who are in favor
of restoring the States lately in rebellion, to
all their constitutional relations with the
Federal Union as they stood before the war
broke out. We notice that each county is
entitled to oseven delegates to this Convention,
and where county has more than one Mem
Der in the House of Representatives, such
county viii be entitled to seven delegates for
each additional member The delegates are
to be selected between this and the time of
holding the Convention, by the honorably
discharged Soldiers in the counties respec-
lively. We viii publish hecall in our next,
entire, save the long string of names appen-
ded. Due notice viii be given for County
Convention to select Delegates
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BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
nj A X r L d

In Bloomsbury, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. Thomas H. Cullen,
Mr.. WILLIAM F. BoDINE, of Shamokin,
and Miss CAROLINA NJ KNAPP, of this
place.
The Printers of this office acknowledge the
receipt of Pitcher fulr' of GILMoRE's
best and all hands unite in wishing the
newly married couple long life of happiness
and prosperity
In Bloomsbury, on Thursday evening, the
2Sth ult., by the Rev l.. c. Strive, Mr. Os-
car P. Girton, and Miss Agnes Snyder all of
this place.
The entire Graft take this method to
tender their thanks to the above happy
couple, for that treat" received as part of
the matrimonial festivities. Mr., G. has taken
to himself one of Columbia's fair daughters,
thus shown his good sense, 'Long may
they waive
At Orangeville, on the 2Sth ult, by Rev.
w. c.. HesseF, Mr. Zebulon Gregory, of Luz
zerne County, and Miss NJ Z. Wilson, of
Columbia County,
At Asbury, on the Both ult., by the same,
Mr.. T., NJ. Staley, of Luzerne County, and
Miss NJ. G.. Coleman, of Columbia County
In Locust township, on the 9th of May,
1866, by the Rev. Mr. Lee, Georges. White
sides, Of Catawissa, to Wilamina Raup, of
Locust township, Pa