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shs Psy 70 M saa'oa % ts special REQUIRED By lag
% eDe @ aO, aa @ o sss noatas aoars N excess o. ssz
paid in the manner provided the whoiessis
SIC regulates duties Of district attorn-,. IN an suit.
Sr %hs se Tsa states Is py ~. n n . "a ,ws =
eeedings against collector or other oeeE q he nin
GERS the prompt collection OF al revenues and dsbs
SIC gives the OF Internal Revenue char<s
Of an lands and other property which have oee Or shan %
the Unied States in payment Of deb,s arising under ts
laws relating to internal revenue ana regulates hA dute~
sEe provides that Il the manufseurer Of any srticls
shall have sold or for sale such article withous
ns se n ~ .Is sP d such ae or removal shall the duty
Of he proper assessor or ~ b
which has omitted e 9 p.d and 10 x Collector
shall also be tho duty Of the proper assessor or
in Ike manner 20 estimate the amount q d.sss
spirits account of any spirits manufactured BY him upoa
msnt therefor and the ooeco
shall be IN az ss s for the ss E, ss
passed over informally ciihout ana acton upon ,s,
whenever he shall e1pedieni, designate or
Of the n .ny s & aey or Ill
taxes may Be due upon any specified objects %
w he q hs h Il.
such sIessans IN the hs Ss
necessary dsisens bringing . trial ana P.nlsains per-
where such expenses are provided BY asa
h .Sa to pay any
ternai tax at the required
by law, where failure creates liability to pay pen
atty Of ten centum additional the amount OF TAI -
due and failing neglect
ing 70 pay said tax Instead OF ten per cennm sieres.id
shall penalty Of five together with inter-
est at the rate Of cenum month upon said tax
from the time the same became due. -
TO provide internal TO support the government TO
interest the public debt and for other In
the following partcuars-To make the pay Of assistant
assessors % day without any allowance for once rent
this amendment take effect compensation for thu
month Of March 1857, and thereafter.
Tho committee rose aud the House, At ten minutes
past ten, adjourned
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n ere had bean among the poor He novel 70 amend
IA bib bY increasing the amour; 10 s2O,Vo0 -
Tue amendment Was adopted and the hiii was passed
The bill complementary TO the act Incorporating the
Newsboys Home was taken up, discussed ahd laid over
sAl8Rfgs or cUsr HOUSE OFFICERS.
Mr. MoRoAx lrep3 Of n. Y, by unanimous consent
Introduced bi amending the law liking the salaries Of
collectors Of customs 10 make the saary OF the
General Appraiser at New York So 600 per annum and
OF tie Assistant Appraisers at Portland, Boston. Phia-
delpha New Orleans and san Francisco AZ 500 per
nom rom the lst July, 1855 Referred TO the Com
miitee Commerce
PRIZE MONEY FOR SIGNAL coRTs OFFICERS AND NEs.
Mr. WILSON called up a bill directing the Secretary OF
The Treasury 10 pay the officers and men OF the Signal
CORPS under Admiral Farragut at Mobile BAY the same
amounr Of prize money paid 10 the men OF the navy
who mari cpated in that engagement which was passed
PURCHASE DAyIDs ISLAND.
Mr. wnsoS called up the joint resolution directing the
Secretary OF purchase Tor thirty eight thousand
iollars Davds Island, in Long Island sound Passed
PURCHASE PROPERTY AT PfrTsBuRG.
Mr. WILSON called up the House bill authorizing the
Secretary War to purchase certain lots OF ground ad
Joining the United States Arsenal at Pittsburg which
was passed.
The senate then at ten O'Clock adjourned.
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TINE BARK CUBA.

The statement which appeared In yesterday aHRns
relative 70 the sandng Of the bark Cubs on the East
Banks ON Monday morning. has since turned out u b.
wholly untrue Il was made information given 70
this once by william J. Murphy pilot Of No. l33 South
First street, Williamsburg, who represented himself =
having the pilot in charge At the time Of the alleged
accident 70 the vessel.
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LOUISVILLE MAYoRALTY.

LoUHvILLE, Feb. 13, 1887.
In the Court Of Common Pleas during the discussion
OF the effect OF decision OF the Court OF APP
peals James Lthgow, acting Mayor withdrew his de-
fence whereupon the court ordered Iompert rensaeo
He win resume the May orally to.morrQY,
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REVENUE FRAUDS m LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Feb. Is, 1857.
Several distlleries have lately been seized BY tho
United States Marshal for infraction Of tho revonue
laws-auds upon the government proportionaely equal
TO those in the East and West
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CONNECTICUT POLITICS.

NORWICH, Conn, Feb. 13, 1857.
The Republican Convention held here to-day n0mina-
ted Hon H. H S,arkweather OF Norwich, for Congress
Mr. Brandegee the present incumbent received y
votes Stark weather So all others 20. Every town IN
the district was represented.
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NOW ma. elurs BILL IS RECEIVED IN NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 49, 1857
The Of the passage OF Mr. Eots bill II
the House calmly received and is barely commented
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SEARCH fon the SHIP BAVARIA.

Bosros, Feb. IL, 1857.
The Revenue cutter Mahonng has been sent in search
OF the ship Bavaria reported being dsmasted od tns
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Bntchelor's Hnir Dye. The Best IN The
world the only perfect Dyc harmless reliable, nstAsense
Gus. Factory, 81 Barclay street
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-PrizrS Paid in
gold. Information furnished. hirhest rates paid
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 Wall street, NI
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Paper T. b ccsEs sS

lIecr.chaum Pipes. Of the FIrst Qualify car
only be found at KALDENBERGS factory, Nos. and d
John street Only manufacturer and exhibitor 10 shs
worlds Fair. Boiling 80 cents.
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PyIc'- q. n. scnp.-Thc hardest and snsss
$50 Washington street
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Elliptic y.ockstifch sewing Machines-54J
broadway. Highest premiums Maryland Institute, New
York and Pennsyga anls State Fairs, 1850.
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Cristadero's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Ma.
Astor House.
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The New Weed Sewing Machine. are .nsyy
WA
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u. d. T.-Slmple hut Emectwa1.-The EnsfrO
freedom rom AL De- Ingredient. renders BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES OF Cough and Voice Loxenges =
safe remedy for the delicate female youngest
aud has caused them be held In the highest
sipgers aud public speakers generally In coughs irritation
.ne o e9 or elcron o. ne vooa
most beneficial results
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Thirty years, Experience Of an Old Nnrse.- Nnrse
Mrs wINSLows sOOfl1N1 SYRUP s he presct,pssyy. nv ~.
Of of the best female physicians and nurses !" ss
United states and has been used for Mry yhs, s,r
failing safety hy millions OF NV
their children il relieves the child from PAIN cures
terry and disrrhra gripping In the bowels ~" WIS ~
by giving health 10 the child u rests the mo'ner'
Be and call for .s.~..,~,, ovprrp
b,v,po ,he far smie or CURTIS PERKlNs on thc cVt-
sde vrapper All others base limitations
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A.--Ladtes and Gentlemen.
please call examine made Clothing Gents.
boys and youlhs, and learn the recent prices.
bkOkAW BROTHERS,, 81 Lafayette paco.
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F'orenrs KeHsFfiblf Ilgg;i sfwis Essd MACHINES
sos Broadway, New Yort.
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TINE ulp AND TINE NEW ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENTS.


JANIS GoaOos BENNETT, ESQ, Editor q ihs sew York
Herald
Nothing could justify 10, sense Of sell! rsspect psr
sonal controversy with y. H. Craig when he publicly
charged me with peyldy to the Associated Press ~
sented the base allegation, and challenged production u
single respectable witness 10 sustain The only speciGe
assertion which he had made. This did In terms de-
signed % show the public that il he failed 70 bring for
Vard his evidence was for want Of provocasoa 70
q sgS & cs
destitute OF foundation their author Of fairness g
decency cannot consent TO follow upon his devious track
he shalt have excited suspicion that he capable q
ever speaking the truth. shall be excyssd 0om e
tempting 70 stem the torrent OF sander which my axsGE
ant 30 readily commando have moro useful employ
men' than trying to bale out the ocean
General Agen, New York Associated Prs::s--.
Perfume and che Drdfn6.. 6..~a.s...---,
ING CEREus by the fashionable world.
Now supply $'s: and eAla.a via
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JErfERs,.
who win dispose of Sis bic stocs CAD"A'
without regard 10 cost.
please call ready Clothing Tor Gents
sEoRW M VII 'cd q ssraye, p.e
xaAa 2'srSa AaRiSoS: SsLI %sb ss
NAfoR 6s Canal stree, and druggists Send for catise
Ball. Black k; A; ssS Ss;s7 s7 BROADWAY
have on hand pSsSsS ms sDs well assorted '''s
slfyEE NilsTls TMASE'
=. sRoNzEs,,
r.s FANCY r,xI}Yp g39pss
D; .. 5%p.s 4: r. hut EGses..I; The Esg.;s
BRONCHIAL TROCIIEs. o. Cough and Voice Lozsnsss :
aud has caused them the highest esteem -
~ Re pss s. ss % In q re o
organs IN speakng In public or singing they produce As
Bs.eseisE': HniE Dye. The 80 Best 81 is sss
ous Factory 81 Barclay Street
wSes.as yssisI; also applied. q 10.
Elliptic I:ssk.,i.sh Sewing sa;Sai'ss:-ysI ;a:i':s
York and fsnn:ySsas :yS's state Fairs isss
F''renfs nfsscEsffSa ksHiEi'!f sfTiss kssf fxAcHlxEs
sos Broadway New rork.
Ess.s.s, .ssss u. ss;s rrs'"" ss~'.s
OF all descriptions,
AND STERLING SILVER WARE.
For sale by GEORGE G. ALLEN 4lb Broadway, DOR
below Canal street.
|
r.Hsr b ccl.sE S6 EsrSySsIss sS Slsssss
.sg &c RPfS IF .ss Fss ss;sr,e erSs.
John street Only manufacturer and exhibitor 10 shs
Worlds Fair. Boiling, 80 cents
PyIc,- %. n. scnp--Thc hardest and pnsse
economical IN use Sold BY grocers everywhere Depot,
$50 Washington street
Royni Havana i.ottcry.-Prlzes Paid q.
Douboona and all kinds of Gold aud Silver.
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers, 10 Wall street, NI
The New Weed sewing Machines arc nov
arscung unusual attention nj their 6is Brosd
way.
Ts: MSwS MsshinS C9s Loci, SsI.ss ,.I.s.sr sf%
sewing mschine,, President, 6ss broadway. New for-
xs ThMFty yssE sys f =. S.S
q one Of the best female physicians ann se.rs vsS
United States, and has been used for h'r yenss ~
neverfaing safety and success ~ millions o 4.
terv and dnrrhra gripping the bowels and WIN o""
by giving health 20 the child II rests the mo'ne''
De safs NM 1ns ewsiSsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP,
aide wrapper All others are base imissnona
wigs, Teupcc. nnd Ornsm%snia, ne la,o,s '.,ria .HssEE
ELORs. Is Beud street
\ ac vwfmn 1la-.
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uaHlsdiIsssS; Discrra as%x IpI.Tios: Prsd,ng,
NATOR 8S Canal street and druggists send for trcAtis
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Grover & Baker. E!,Esss.ss rre~'"m sewiss
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WIss, Teupccs nnd Orna TIL '.,r; NJ Hss.s
fInR,s Is Bond street
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Sss AND S57 BROADWAY,
have constantly hand large and well assorted soskSE
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES,
BRONZES
FANCY GOODS.
GAS FIXTURES
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Mr. LIZ BLOND retorted something which was not very
clear about fair distribution Of the liquor between New
Mr. DARISG trep.l Of n. Y, chairman Of the Select
Committee Internal Revenue Frauds in New York aud
elsewhere stated some OF his views relating 10 the
necton between dstlers and inspectors Of spirits de-
rived from his experiences In that investigation He sd
vocated the increase OF distlers licences from sl0o az
imposed or from $500, as proposed In the bili to
00 lie said that under the present system or appoint
in local inspectors 10 was not mandatory dsters TO
was really IN the pay OF the dser whereas he should
be the pay Of the government and should not be
tnucd any length q time IN the sane district Last
gallons while the production IN 1850 was ninety mil
lions OF gallons He coniended that ihe tax was not
paid more than eighth OF the spirits distilled and
this he attributed largely the pcrncous influence Of
having inspectors In the pay OF distiilers.
Mr. ni ns
TO him that II the Committee Of Ways and Means had
been devising for six months how best 10 facilitate
better plan than that OF having local inspectors for each
dsery Those inspectors seemed TO be put there rather
,Ssn 70, os % ~ hsm he law so apossIed de-
signed TO throw the dsation OF spirits into the hands
OF few capitalists TO the detrment Of small country
distllers who really made the only whskcy that was o.
10 drink He could have personal interest In making
these remarks because " IL possible he would wipe
GU. The whole business q diss,ng ~ & whsxey Me re-
designed 70 encourage frauds on the part OF large dis
tiners
All general ucn3te on tuo bui WIS tVotu, anu Tue
Clerk proceeded TO read the bill BY sections for amend.
menl
The bill, 50 far rs passed upon BY the committee as
follows
srcnor That all acts IN relation % the assessment
turn collection payment OF the income special
and other by law required performed
in the month May shall hereafter be required
respondins month Of March In each year Ali sc
required be performed In the month Of June in relation
Ssrss.s Ss required the corresponding days OF H.
ssc. iS.s sp:,ssssris. butchers, eonfsc,oners an
sS'sbs0 Ase ssa eieEk uhose assue salsa sxcesa sv
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sRsAroR u.Ecr FROM CONNECTICUT
Of or Ferry senator slcc. from Connecticut, @ whcl
were ordered TO be died
NATIONAL soIpIrns' AND s.IIcRs' ORPHAN HOME
Mr. WILSON called up the bill 10 amend the act incor
poratng the National Sailors and Soldiers Orphan Home
which passed. II changes the Of the corpo
other ocers OF the army and navy and substitutes Il
their stead resident citizens Of the District OF Columbia
ccIlncnos OF DIRECT r., rAIEs N WEST VIRGINIA;
taxes In the state Of West Virginia until the LIST Of June
1867 was passed
The Senate then proceeded 70 consider business from
the Committee the District Of Columbia, and passed
bills OF the following titles
street railways 10 amend the act incorporating the Ma
tiona Theological Institute OF Washington; liking the
compensation Of the bas and crsrs Of the courts Of
she District Of Columbia to grant certain privileges
the Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria Railroad.
Mr. srxvKss' RECONSTRUCTION BILL
nounced he passage BY the House Of the bill to provide
for the scent government Of the insurectonary
States. II was read a frst time.
Mr.. McDougall objectng II went over under therules
DISTRICT CoLunBA nArTnRs RESUMED.
The consideration Of District bills was resumed, an'
To protect the rights OF married women in the die
trict; 70 amend the charter OF Washington city Y
amend the laws Of the District OF Columbia In relation
% the judicial proceedings therein TO regulate the pro
ceedngs before justices Of the peace; for the punish
ment OF larceny In the District.
destitute colored people Of the District and 70 be die
tributed under the superntendsnce Of tho Freedmen
Bureau, was taken up
Mr. MonRnI said there were between twenty-one thou
sand and twenty-five thousand coored people in the DIS
trct many Of whom were in state OF great restitution
twenty-five thousand dollars appropriated for ree
last year, but whites we'll blacks wers included
H. and the whites received more than the blacks Thi
appropriation designed for the blacks alone, 70 WHOM
Al other charities were denied
NJ VANS said shsrs was great deal Of suffering her
now among the fresdmen. The winter had been . ver
pard one. and few knew bow much actual destitutol
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The POisOns of the Day.

The late temperance Investigations in Massachusetts,
have thrown food of light the horrible abuses prac
ticed in the liquor trade and have at the same time DEM
onsraed the absolute necessity for unadulterated du
sive stmulants for medicinal purposes Clergymen OF
the highest standing of the highest rank in science.
and phianthropists who above the reach Of preu
dice have testified not only to the pernicous effects Of
the adultersed liquors Of commerce. but also to the e
cacy Of uncouaminsted alcoholic tonics as remedial
and restorative agents.
First on the list Of this class Of preparatons best
known and most extensively used Of all the stomachics
of the day stands HosTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERS.
This specific is the only representative Of that absolutely
pure article which eminent diynes, chemists physicians
and social economists in New England have just declared
not to be proper subject for prohibtory legislation
The faculty proclais by the mouths Of its cfessors
that stmuant Of this character is medical necessity.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS satisfies all the requirements
Of science Is alcoholic principle is free from the rr
tang constituents which analysis detects in the
best imported liquors, and the vegetable extracts with
which it Is mecatsd among the best andotes and
restoraves that botanical science in Its worldwide
search has yet discovered It is ndubitable fact that
some constitutions and habits Of body demand stimus
ton and for ali such smuant which combines anti
bilious and slightly sperent properties with its tonic
virtues Is manifestly desirable. August 10
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Know thy DESTINY.

MADAME E F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gst Clarvoysnt and Psychometrcian, who has aston.
ished the scientific classes Of the Old World, has 10
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such wonderful powers Of second sight to ens-
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to the single married Of either Sex While il state
Of trance che delneates the very features Of the
you to marry and by the aid of On instrument OF in
tense power known the Psychomorope guarantees to
produce heike picture of the future husband or wife
OF tho applicant together with date OF marriage, position
in lfe leading traits Of character &C. This is no hum.
bug as thousand Of testimonials assert She will
send when desired, certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what 1t puports to be- By
enclosing small lock Of hair and giving place of BIRTH
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and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-
ceive the picture and desired information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential. Address. IN
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22s.
Hudson. N. Y 1y March ~
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOB PHALoNs-TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by Druggists generally, and
January q
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
January 8, 1851
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEK
the following Ordinance licenses have boen prepared
for delivery from this Office. THOMAS,
Sec !. Be il Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermsn,n
City Council assembled, That from land after the first day
OF January licenses shall be taken out for all CARTS dray
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes IN
the same manner and according to the same provisions
Of force in relation TO Carte drays and wagons etot
cart, drsy wagon. shall be provided with badge ccn
tanning the number thereof and marked Private, to Ge
placed on the outside of the shaft
SEC 2. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning II
censes for CARTS drays wagons and other carriages un
Less he or she be freeholder.
SEC 8. The following shall hereafter be the rates
licenses for public and private Carts drsys wagons &c.
including the horses mules used thereof which shn
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIo CARTS pRAYs ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN AMY
BUSINESS wHArEvEE, FOR HIRE DIR1cT or DDrRHcT
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, 500.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus,
with two horses. S60
For every Ets8e omnibus (except line omnibus .
drawn by four horses S60
For every truck drawn Dy two moro hoeses mules
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD cARTs AND pR1vA1R oan1s. pRAYs, rso.
For every bread cart or wagon, So.
Fer every cart dray or wagon used for private do
mestc purposes and not to be employed the tn
porting Of goods wares, merchandise, lumber, any
other commodity, for compensation, either diroc1,
indirectly for the same, shall pay for License the sum OF
IS, exclusive OF the horse or mule
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day Of January
Il. 81 in the year of our Lord one thousand oght hun.
dred and siIty-siI.
Pc. GAILTlARD, Mayor.
BY the Mayor.
January ". q. SMITH, Clerk of Cou, cil.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, |
Nav 1857

May 1867.
The following Section Of" An Ordinance 70 anons1 tne
Office of Superintendent of Streets to provide Tor Keep
lug the Streets. Lanes Alleys and open Courts IN tne
City of Charleston Clean and for other purposes,
hereby published for the information OF al concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor or con-
tractors is further ordained That every owIer lessee
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting in any
street, lane, alley, open court shall on every aay
Sundays eIcepted the dirt filth garbage or other
oda placed in front OF his her lot in barrel oo1 OF
heap and IN readiness for the contractor by tne nour
seven O'CLOCK, A. NJ, from the tst day OF May 70 ne
hrst day OF November in every year and by the hour Oh
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, frcm the first day of November 70
the first day OF May following And any person onena-
ing hereln or placing any DIRT filth, garbage OF otner
hours above named, shall be subject to fine not less
than two nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor.
By order W. H. SMITH,
May 10 Clerk of Council
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Free to Everybody,

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No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
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Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
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FhR 1attg te1us*
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our Office
40 AZ to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfully ask the patronage of our friends.