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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11

AHE BURNING OF CoLUMBFA.-An inter-
estlng account of the '.Sack and Destrue-
ton of the City of Columbia. s. g. nhas
Just been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the P''e''a1 power press. Orders filed to
any extent. Single copies SO cents.
BOOK AND JOB PRINT1NG.-The pb6s,,,,
Office is now fully supplied with cards.
colored and white paper, colored ink, wood
type, ETC., aud is in condition to execute all
manner Of book and job printing in the
shortest possible time
-1-t---,-----
THE ELEcTIoN.-An election was held
yesterday for member Of the Legislature
from this District, to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation of E. J. Scott
Esq The result in Columbia was: Major
J.P. Thomas, 1S3; Colonel l.. d. ChiIds,
Zs. It was generally believed, and 80 re-
ported, that Colonel Childs was not can
didaic.>
ARaEsTED.-A man, calling himself Chas.
A. Warralle. son OF Judge Warrslle. Of
Texas, was arrested in this city, on Mon
day night, by Chief Of Police Green. on a
charge OF robbing q Wilmington IN. o.
bank. He was released, but was re-arrest-
ed yesterday morning, while depositing a
package OF money {for shipment to New
York; with the agent Of the National Ex-
press Company. An application was made
to Judge Aldrich, by A. G. Baskin, Esq.,
for the release Of the prisoner on a writ Of
hdCeas corpus. He had hearing yester-
day afternoon, but the Judge did not rem
der decision.
NEW wADvEhTIsEMENTs.- Attention is call
cd to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the frat
time:
fragrant Sozodont.
Apply at this Office-Wet Nurse Wanted.
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'LoCal ; items, !,

mortgages and Copyeyanees Of Real E.
tate for sale at this office.
MAIL AnRAl;aE,aESTs.- The Post Office I.
open during the week from g. a. M. 10 s n.
M. and from 81 p. m. to TIP. M. On Sun
day, from to ga. m. ~
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The superintendent of public print
nnS has ISSUED proposals for electro
type plates of the Illustrations to ac-
company the Patent Office Report
for 1866, which are to be engraved
as patents nre issued, thus securing
the Issue Of the work early next year
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T. Iollckley, Company X, 9th Re
giment, Mrs. Kennedy's orchard.
r. Gretton, Company F, 9th Rcgi-
ment, Mrs. kennedy's orchard.
A. Zcllacum. Company H, 9TH Re
ment, Mrs. Kennedy's orchard.
f. l.. Frazer, 10Th Regiment
Bluckford's farm-tield, next Harper's
Ferry.
James Wright, Company G., eth
Regiment, in Episcopal Gravc-yar,.
Stephen p. Groves, Surgeon. died
in hospital
G. Williams, 7th Regiment, Octo-
Der 2
l.. ii. Sheppard, Brooks Artillery,
October 7.
J. It. Wise, October %, Ronoboro.
W. j. Hill, Bonoboro.
Capt. l.. G. Howle, Sth Regiment,
j. Houser's corn field
J. Stubs, 23d Regiment in Lathe
ran Grave yard.
}. NJ Farms, l7th Regiment.
Dunlap, Company G., Eth Kesi
ment, Morgan Millars field
Roach. Company II, 18th Rcgi-
ment
Sapt. NJ Il. ftafNin. 4. >. s., died
in hospital.
w Chumen. lst Regiment, died in
hospital.
}. l.. Davis, lst Regiment. died in
hospital.
J. Loveless. 2d Regiment
I Col. g. 5. James grave is ON Mr..
Wise farm. South Mountain.
At Berkettsviilc, North of the In.
theran Church, in grove OF woods,
il tbn oroEn az Nv
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THE ASSAULT ON CONDUCTOR YouNG.-Yes-
terday morning was the time fixed for q hearing in
the case Of Joice and Callaghan. arrested for the
assault on Richard Young, conductor of car No.
II. On Saturday afternoon Officer Crump arrested
James McGlue as one Of the parties concerned in
the assault. The parties appeared before Justice
Drury, but the case was again postponed until the
LIST Of May, and the parties held to bail in the
sum Of $500 each.
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CITY LYRICS.


Did you eVeri
No, never
Tasted such beV rage beforei
Fancy it-think OF IT.
90 there and drink oft,
And then you'n be sure to want more.
This soda Of Page
Is now all the rage,
As il sparkles 40 fresh from the fountain.
When the sun like dame
Is pATching our frame,
II falls like the dew Of the mountain.
Lot those who desire,
Quah the red, burning fire,
ITill II steals both their purse and their brainsi
'Till II Ares their blood
Bligbting all that 10 good
And nothing but ruin remains
But for me, when think
That want a good drink,
call on my friend, Taylor Page:
Aud there imblbe,
What IN free to describe,
As "a drink At for Saint or for Sage.
T. TAYLOR PAGB. Apotheeary, corner Seventeenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Poetic advertisements to order, address "UNoHo0,h
REPUBLICAN once, Rp23.St
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DEPARTMENT or srArr. I

WAsHINUTOF, April IT, 1870. 7
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. II. g. o. CHASE, the Vice
Commercial Agent Of the United States at
Amoor river, Of the death, by drowning, on
the 2Sth Of June, 1864, at sea, Of ADoLrH
SrERo, a seaman belonging to the barque
~. W. seaver." The legal representative;
of the deceased can obtain further informa
ton by addressing this Department.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., April 2S.-Receipts of nava
stores very light Spirits of Turpentins 52i cents
Rosin $6ao. Gotten 2sa2s cents. Timber $0al
DER M.
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IorrIoiAL.l


DEPARTMENT OF bfArE,
wAsHIroros, April n, 1893 !
Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. WILLIE p. MASoun, the
Consul Of the United States at Nagasaki,
Japan, Of the death, on the 10th Of May,
1865, at Nagasaki, Of MARIANA DEBosANTEs,
seaman belonging TO the ship "Catalpa"
Information has also been received from
the same source, Of the death, by cholera, on
the 9th Of October, 1865, at the same place
of A. ANDERSON, seaman Of the ship ~. w
Scaver."
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BosroS, April 22.-The wall Of building in pro-
cess Of demolition on Orange lane fell last night,
buryng in the rubbish and killing three boys aged
between six and twelve years. Mary Fisher, aged
eighteen had both legs broken and sustained other
injuries.
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DYSPEPSIA DESTROYS THE TEETH-Unless
Its effects are counteracted by that pure vegetable
tonic and antiseptic, "SOEOdont." No bodily dis.
ease impair them II this antdOte to all corrosive
elements that act upon the enamel Is regularly ap.
piled.
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Olin.-Jno. 0'Con-
nell against Edward s. o'Connori judgment made
final for plaintiff for $i43.
james Montgomery against Joseph o. Willard;
motion for new trial. reasons filed
Pierce Darlington against james Bowen; verdict
for appellee for $50.
William @. Coffin against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company.
Coffin sues the railroad company for IS, 900, hav'
ing been elected from street No. So Of the Sew.
enth street line. 1t appears that he had transfer
for Seventh street south, and offered 1t to the
conductor going north. The conductor said 1t was
not good, and he must pay the fare. Coffin refused
to pay, and he was elected from the car. The case
was set for trial this morning but the plaintiff
failed to make his appearance whereupOn the
court made the following order:
On calling this case the defendant comes by biz
attorneys, Messrs. ]. II. Bradley, Jr., and J. @.
Marberry and the plaintiff though solsmnly called,
did not make his appearance, but makes default
Therefore 1t Is considered that the plaintiff takeI
nothing by his suit, and the defendant reooverI
against plaintiff the cost Of defense.
Joseph Banghcr, trading as Teirnan Son
against james B. Leach and Joseph Smith, surviv
ing partners Of WIN. Garrick, deceased. Defend
ants death suggested, and suit revived against the
Administrative. Ennis for plaintiff.
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.

NAVY DkfsRTtRST, ]
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING, I
April IS, 1866,
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals. for Fresh
Beef and Vegetables will be received at this Bureau
unIiI o clock r. m the 24th day Of APRIL, inst
for the supply Of twenty i've thousand pounds o. Fresh
Beef and twenty Ave thousand pounds Of Fresh vsge
tables 1T the Washington, D. Navy. Yard aud sta
ton d reuited The Beef and Vegetables mu't be Of
good quality and the best the market affords and each
article must be offered for by the pound The Beef to
be in equal proportions, fore end hind quarters
Bonds, with approved security, VIII DO required IN
one half the estimated amount Of the contract, sud
twenty per cent In addition will DO withheld from the
amount EACH payment to be made as collateral secm'
rty for the due peTfoT Of the contract which M
on no account DO paid until Is fully complied With
Every offer made must be accompanied ~ written
guaranty, signed by one more r. sponsibe persons
that bidder or bidders will II his or their bid be Ae'
cepted. enter into an obligation within Ave days win
good and sufficient surees furnish the articles pro-
posed.
~ proposal toili be considered unless accom- pan itd
Jy such GudrdHtV and By sditstctOry Evidence hn ne
bidder u a rs0uLr dealer IN The articles proposed ana
has the license required bv lao ~ Congress.
The Department reserves the right to reject any pro-
posA not considered advantageous TO the Government
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CAL AFT Al n s +.

mSn--The Board met last evening at the usual
hour, the vice president, Mr. Turton, In the chair
Present. Messrs. Owen, Guiick, Noyes, Mocathran, |
A. Lloyd Garfield, LOWS, and Barr
Tho Chair laid before the Board oommunics-
tion from the Mayor, announcing his approval Of an
act to set the curb'tones and pave the footway on
the ives" sde OF NINTH street cast between q ana
L streets south.
Also, communication nominating Benjamin
SsversOn as civil engineer under the act entitled
can act for the improvement Of the Washington
City Canal" Referred To Canal Committees sub
sequently reported back, and nomination confirmed.
The monthly report Of the 1ntsndant Of tho Asy
lum was received and referred to the Asylum Com
mittee.
The following petitions were presented and re-
fered: By Mr. Owen: the petition Of Patrick Long;
referred to the Committee on Claims. By Mr.. A
Lloyd: the petition Of Z. L. White and others for
n sewer on Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and
80 ,hs ns,,,,oD A. Hs..,,~' raSn,,,:.
polco
Tho hill ,.oui,;no rho,on,.Dhor, N tai. nm, II.
oon,o was no,,ponsd un,,, n.,, Mond.v
M, o.,s.,d -. ~. 1890. :, ~. p.., -
n communication vhiob .nnsar.d in m. Rrpup,,.
%, ~ ,..,o,a.~ a. ..u.rs - -. r..,a,..
In an. usra .na r.nr...n.,n. .,o,h.r NJ
AHA n. h.d of.r.a IT. ro,,1n,,ion .na an. po.,d
would not rsc.,v, n Int ,ef,,r.d An. matte, 10 ,bs
Co,nor,,;on At,ornsv H. VA, r,.dv at ,nv tims
IN evo nm the ,sa, .bou,d the ornoration Attornsv
docido bo ua, not sntitl.d IN Il
Mr. L.uis from IN. Committss nm Improvomsnts
reported back tho following bills. which were
psssed Bill To ourb and nave the east side Of
e. -. -. g - 1T ~ - n
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AIRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoRo, D. G.
oUARrKRNAsrER GESERAL's oTTioE, /
FIRgr DfyfatON

CAVALRY DEPOT, olEsBORo, DC.
- .,-o.-
euAkrkhASrhh oE n oIrch' l
fihsr DIVISION,
WAsHtNdIoS, d o., April " 1853.
~ ordet OF the suArtetm.Hi.er oeneIh' tsre WI "
Tecton Of Captain George 7. Browning, A. n, on
WEDNESDAY, May ~ 1865, At IL o'clock m the ioI-
lowiog described public properly, 70 VIII ,,,,,
ONE ~ STEAM GRlNDlNG AND fbbD MILL,
frame, with massive granite ioundAuons W by eOiee'
with coal, hay, and engine houses attached all con-
strueted OF the very best MATERIAL and In the most sub
stantiAl manner.
Also, at the same time and place, the machinery and
appliances q the mill consisting o. mas, ,,o,,,,,
ONE ~ bNulNb, W lOO hohsb roWbh,
with cylinder Of twenty two C2 inches diameter and
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New YoRK, April 23.-Tho weekly bank state.
mont is follows Decrease Of loans, 81, 94O 900
decrease Of specie, 100000 increase Of oircu.
ation, $500. 900 deposits, $685. OOOj legal ten.
ders, IS, 800 900.
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RICHMOND, April 23.-Gcnoral Grant and suite
will leave for Washington, viz Gordonsvilo, to-
morrow morning.
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II II OP o y A l. =.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER.

MAYoR's OFPfcs, wAsHIKGroS, April 10, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the under
sig ned ur III clock "WEDNESDAY the 18th day
Of April next for the building Of Three-fOot Barrel
sewer Inside diametsr the walls 10 be nine inches in
thickness in street north, from Thirteenth 10 FOUR
teenh Etreet west to co meet with the being
contracted u Fourteenth street. in accordance with the
act approved July a. 1852 TO have Man hole where
the Commissioners Of the Second ward may direct
Bidders will state the price per hneA foot Tor the
Sewer which shall include all excavations, &e, &C.
for the cost OF the Man hole the successful bidder or
bidders to b responsible for all damages done to gas
or water pipes tnused by the elements, and any ae'
eldents caused In the construction OF the work. $500
The right to decline any all proPosals shoul 1t be
deemed for the Interest the Corporation TO do So Is
RESERVED.
soners Of eents every day between 10 o'clock
A m and ID IN or al sny time BY calling on the
Commissioner Of the Second Wafd
N'A' Wv JAS W sPALDIHG,
sn1a.dta Commissioner Second Ward.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge FfSher.-(Edw'd
G. Darlington, Esq, District Attorney, prose-
cuting.)
Yesterday morning the trial of Patrick clary,
indicted for the murder of James Smith, In the
First ward, was commenced. Clary and Smith
both resided in the same house, and for some time
had not been friendly. A difficulty occurred on the
Goth of March, 1865, whom Smith was stabbed by
olary, and died shortly afterwards. The case will
be resumed this morning. E. G. Morgan and R. S.
Davis for defenoe
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BADLY ISJURED.-0n Saturday evening
last, DR.. J. M. Brodhead, Second Auditor of the
Treasury Department, was found on the steps In
front of his residence, on Capitol HILL in an insen-
siblo condition, with severe cut on his head. He
was taken into the house, and remained unoon.
soious for some time. DR.. b. does not know
whether he was struck or fell and received the cut.
He had been to neighbours house, and was re-
turning home. After reaching the step Of the
portico to his residence he remembers nothing that
occurred.
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AN IMPORTANT CAsE.-Yesterday in the
Chancsry Court, before Justice Wylie, the case Of
Mary F. Radcliffe against W. A. Malone was ar
gued. This Is demurrer to bill fled by the plain
t for the recovery of part Of lot o. lot s. and part
of lot l. in square No. 2Si, in this city The prop
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AUCTION sALHs.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
= mos AT STANTON HOSPITAL

GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- mos AT STANTON HOSPITAL.
Curxr ouARrHnnAsrrn's 0rrIor,
DEPor or wAsHrraror, y
wAsmrerou, d. O., April n, 1893.
Will be sold At public suction, on the premises under
the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jas.
Moore A. o. NJ, on FRIDAY, April ~, 1896 - "
o'clock, m, the Government buiidings eonpnshe
STANTON HOSPITAL, situated on J. street, pesNoeh
Second and Third streets, in this city. vtti
six 10 Hospital wards, each ~ By 10 fest.
One n Administration Building, ~ by lHteet'
One ~ Mess house, - by IS feet.
One ~ Laundry, "a by ~ feet.
One u) Kitchen, ~ by 90 feet.
| One y Barrask, u BY 81 feet
oBe ll Coz. house, f9by - feet.
One n) LEI. house, Il by IA feet
One ~ Stable, l6by n feet
One ~ Carriage house, II By q feet
One ny storehouse, II By 20 feet
Four ~ Sentry boxes, each By feet.
Bx 10Y Connections, each by n feet.
One ~ Plank Walk, Q BY slA feet.
0Be ~ Platform and walk, 4 By $50 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly and must be re-
moved within hfteen Cl5) days from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, In Government funds,
Brevst Maj. Gen. and Chief auafisrnssi.r,
ap2J-6t Depot Of wsshington.
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DROPOsALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF VAULT AT ARLINGTON, va


HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF wAsHIE0ToS,)
OFFICE OF CHIBP QUARTERMAsrER,
wAsHISaTUS, D. C., April -, 1865,
Sealed proposals will bs received at this Office uu
100 clock noon April SOth, instant for the excavation
andImasonry necessary for the construction Of Stone
NndIBrick Vault at the National Cemetery At ATiugton
yrgnia the required materials to be furnished by the
contractor or contractors
said yaut to be under ground Of an interior diam
eter between the walls Of twenty O feet ten O feet
high sPrpging line Of arch, with walls three 81 feet
thick, Of Tubbe masonry, laid In oraT OF ART hh'
aud JpaTt hydraulic cement to covered with hem
isphercAl arch Of same material.
The floor, walls dividing vault into compartments,
and walls at opening at top, 10 be of br OK masonry
Plans Of vault may be seen And Specifications will be
furnished, upon application at this ONCE;
NJ l. LUDlNGToN,
Colonel aud Chief QuaTtermAsteT,
.nOI,tdI DEPARTMENT Of Washington,
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PENNIES will be exchanged for currency at
the REPUBLICAN counter. II
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GALE OF ARMY WAGON $
CHEZ oUARrKRHAsTER's OFFICE, !
DEPOT OF wAsHIHuTOR, y

CHIET QUARrERnAsTER's OFFICE, }
DEPOT OF wAsHINGToE, }
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10, 1865.
Sealed Proposals invited for the purchase Of $40
Army Wagons, in lots Of not less than twenty five
These wagons are worn but still seryiseAbe for road
and farming purposes.
Proposals. will be received until l2 IN. WEDNESDAY,
May o. Payment I'm Government funds) will be re-
quiTed upon notification Of acceptance Of BID and Pro
to the delivery Of the Wagons. The right to rel ect al
bids considered too low is reserved.
These wagons are at Lincoln Depot about one mile
east Of the Capitol and be by applying to Col
Tompkns, the QuaTteTmAster In charge,
Proposals should be signed with the bidders full
name, and give his post Office address, endorsed Pro-
PosAls to purchase Army Wagons " aud addressed to
D. H. RUCKER,
Brew MAI. Gen. and Chief ouaItsrpGster.
Rp2e-lH Depot Of Washington
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
r. D. oOoxr, tOf Jay Cooke 4 Co. y President
VS. Husrsoros, oashi.,.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
yIsANcIAL AGKNr OF THE UNITED rTArBs.
Isrr sr,r.r. OPPOSITE TEE rsrA,Usr p.r.srrzsr.
aovsrnmsnt securities with Treasurer Unit.d States,
s<oNE MILLION poLLARs.~
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT sBou.
| RITES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection, on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL olrtxs OF THE UNITED STATES.
We purchase 0Ovstnmsnt Vouchers on tn. MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oAsHrvL Asp rsOrp1
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN And FIRMS,
and 10 any other business entrusted to u.s.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOVERNMENT
LOANS at Az ums. she.rfuIIy furnished
VIZ, HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
wIsnIssfos. knsh 10. 1895 nhs1-du
R,1TTENHoUsE' FOWLER & co
BANKERS,
$50 PennsylvsniA Avenue,
Dealers in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Of all de-
| scriptions.
GOLD SILVER, and UNCURRENT MONEY bOush
| and sold.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
EXCHANGE on all parts Of Europe sold at loves
rAiet.
STOCKS bought and sold In Now YORK d Usual rated
Our Gss bs" RSS%s IN SsE YSr
pTompness and dispatch In the execution OF orders ma
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II @. DYER & CO.,
GENERAL WINE MERCHANTS
Offer for sale, In quantities to suit,
WINES THAT ARE WINES
Standard shsrries, Superior Old Ports,
Choice MadtiTAs, Claret and Rhine Wines,
Burgundy, Moselle, and white Wines,
Superior Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies.
CHOICE OLD CoGNAC BRANDIEs
Jules Mumm 4 Co. Is ChAmpagnes.
VenenRy, Dry VerIenay, and Cabinet.
Also, a full assortment Of
CROSSE 4 BLACKwELL's PICKLES AND SAUCES
PAtes, sAIdines Olives, Bordeaux Oils, &c
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE,
256 PennsylvAniA avenue,
apl9.lOt Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
ARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
" GALLERY,
INTELLIdENoRRB BUILDING
oil Seventh street,
ONCE MORE IN RUNNING ORDER.
The damage caused by the late are has been 80 far 70
paired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, "WEDNESDAY, October air.
When, formerly the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the establishment
PRODUCE THE BEST, NO MATTER WHAT TIKI
COST IN TIME AND MATERIAL"
Mr. O. takes this opportunity to thank his Numerous
friends and customers for past Kindness and to say
shall be his constant AIN TO continue 10 merit the very
liberal encouragement heretofore axtendSd " Lim-
ost.du
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l. A w A G e N @ Il -.
T A w OFF ICE.
JEREnIAH 8, BLAoH,
wARD n. LAnoA i. or. BLAoT,
BfAGk, LAMON 4 CO.,
CoUHsELLoRs AND ATTORNEYS AT LAW
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
THE COURT OF CLAIMS,
THE COURTS OF THE DISTRICT,
THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND
COMMITTEES OF CONG RRSs.
OFFICE, 4B8 FOURTEENTH STREET,
dels.u Directly Opposite willards' Hotel.
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIM
AGENCY.
O. 9. BUEDY CO.,
2a6 Psnnsylyania avenue, (opposits wnlsrds' Hotel
WARRINGTON, D. O.
ooRBRsPoNDENTsi
I'D. RstsERp ESQ. iss Nassau st., ny.
DoDaB, Consro0K BRowE, T.,
and others. noe
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Ex- seeretary Of War.
Hon. JOS. A GILMORE, Ex-Governor Of New Hamp-
shire.
Hon. oEAgNoEY M. DEPEw, late Secretary Of State.
Hon. JAS II; WALTON. late Treasurer ofU. 8. Mint,
Philadelphia.
Hon. N. b. BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
York.
THos COREY. Esq. Arm Of Corey, Wilson Co., BOs-
ton, Macs
BLIJAH p DENYING, Bsq., New Orleans, La.
Major H. o. BRIGHAM, late PAymAster U. g. A., Wash.
ington, d. q.
This Company offers greater inducements for invest
ments than any Stock Company now In existence.
The object OF the Company Is to afford facilities to the
Cotton and Sugar Planters Of the South
grew and get their crops TO Market always taking good
and satisfactory security by mortgage, their pAntA
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