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:1eceiued during ase month Of Ausua, 1856.
LONDON, July %, 1885,;
Mrssns Caiox1ntNa 81 EoHs-:t .onta:sI have much
pleasure In enclosing a. document signed bythe rst
composers rnusicAs and professors In Europe held
your Pianos IL, such high estimation tude my oern1
cat that felt II my duty to take OF then with me
to Europe to ASCERTAIN the opinion Of my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward at the sane time; letter received from my
friend Mr. Oollard which r am sure must DO CRAFTY
tnR to you. ..z=es- : - $780,
have tho honor to be- gentlemen. yours very truly
-. -. .!i1:1s.. JANIS MsWEHLL
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PaoYs1oNs-There is an active demand for bacon,ii
and stock still light We report Is hhds clear RIB sides
at !sc, and jobbing lots at 1s4a1SAc Shoulders II
alike. Ribbed sides 12&al22lc. Bulk meats we're
inquired for and would bring the spot Sc for loose
shoulders, and exc packed fully cured. We quote
sides at 0so loose clear rib Ike No hamH offered
Mess pork steady at S with snles Of 40a5o bbs
12Nai2 lsc for city with sales; Western held at 13c.
Hoas-Dresaed are frmer, with sales at seas 26 per
100 lbs. -. ,,
A1r-Remains steady for lots from dealers at quo
taong VIZ FOR Liverpool Ground Alum So 20a25; Fine
do ss 2oa3 25 per Sack and Turks Island 6ea60c per
bushel.
quiet to-day, but held firm; tho only sales
reported were is hhds. Demarara, pan at 13a
1S1Sc; IT do Cuba at 105sc.
WnsskEx.-Nothing doing, and prices entirely nomi.
nal i5+5z@5-s
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GRAN-Wheat.-But4 400 bushels red offered no sales;
mariat dull and nominal at previous figures Corn
62OQ bushels white and 8200 bushels yellow comprised
the oerngs tho market steady for prime white but
mixed lois favored buyers; included IN the sales were
5000 bushels fair to prime white 81 01a1 05 250o bush
els mixed ranging as to quality from 20 cs TO 81 OATS
on Saturday 7OOoaB0O0 bushels sold from store at GO cts
today 1900 bushels delivered at 50 cts. Rye-S00 BUSH
els to-day brought 81 25 per bushel.
Mo1AssEs.-Nothin doing to-day; quotations nomi-
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Jane. H. 'WehN. Esg:::s.#s-szs
MT DEAR s1n: As you sre going back to the Hnited
aatss. muet beg you to me kindly to the
their Grand piano.iort eos good a1 tnsrrTsrt tnk
az tuas euer turned ont, both IN touch o0ds
Wishing Jou, nc, remain ever a q .. 1y, T,,yoon
Firm OF /. Broadwood b Sons, Piano-forte Manufac
turers, London.
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Among the chiefpoints Of excellence Of the ohicker-
Inn Of which speak the renowned artists in their
testimonials to the Messrs Chiokerng
are the possible DEPTH richness and vouoe OF
tone combined with rare brtiiancy, clearness end
perfect eyennoes throughout the entire scale; aud
above all surprising duration of sound tho pure and
sympathetic quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. -
During the past forty three years this firm has manu
= j.
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J. LoNpoF, January 4, 1885.

- '11VNDosIi s"1oaf5 1a' 1o0o'
james III. Wehh, Esg!: e s g -
my OEan sra; have great pleasure In ,aaking youto
convey to Messrs Ghioherlng tho expire atom OF smy
highest approval Of their Instrument CONSIDER
not merely the best Iuntrument Of American manufac
tura that have tried but one Of the nest Grand Piano
tortaa that has ever under my observation; and
the aIessrs ChickerinG may well be proud Of having
which, for touch. qualify; power and workmanship
would very difficult 30 autpaas IN any part Of the
wide world. . 80 . = 5s
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PORT CALENDAR.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
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TIE SAVANNAH I1aEll CAsE-As VIE EXPECTED
The New York Times contains the following dis
patch from Savannah. We supposed that the libel
case Of HAYES would be worked up into Radical
political capital, though no human being would
have dreamed Of such thing If the offender was
not Northern man: The dispatch reads as fol-
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60IpIGa. HoME. SupEB1FTEHDRNT's OHH1cE;(
ONUHsNAII. Ono, Jan. 18th, 1863.

.~,$3 = u, s,,,e 90; . - T.
have given your Plantation Bt:ers TO hundreds Of
eur noble soldiers who stop here less disabled
from vari causes and the enocs is marvellous and
gratifying - ls.
Such prepsrst1M this ia heartily wish IN evory
family, in every hospital isnd athand on every batte
aeld. a:..tzss. G. ". 3. ANDREWS Superintendent
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s..~e--.--
1896 81 1Bs5-W.
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NAVAL Spirits OF Turpentine is lower and dull
ut 67a68c Rosns are firm at 81 for common; 81 IL a
Is for straned 81 60a5 90 Tor No and S. 60a9 for No
and pae and extra Taris quiet at 50 25a2 Crude
Turpantne is quoted at S. 26n5 3d. = z.:s: {,
SuaAR-Raw sugars are moderately active and steady.
Sales Of Cuba ut 10a11c; Porto Rico and 1874 bask
cts Java ut 10lc. Refined nre dull. -
WH1skEY-The market 10 quiet at Bic in bond. 4:
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Letter from the Rev. y. E GnDs St Glai.svte, Pa.fl
GENT1EMEs:-You were kind eaough. on former 90
caon, to sene haf doszcn bottles Of Plantation
Bit.era for So to ny wife having derived g muon y
benefit from the use OF these Bttters, desiFo
continue them, and you will please send ''s bottles
more for the money enclosed. 80
'.g am; very truly; yo-rsy -.
- lara.za n. E. arLDa, Pastor Ger: Rsf Church;
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,.:::!.s :::s.!st COST;ARFS;,' RS;,'S7''sE: 80
"a uNIvKRaAL Co. ~
CORN SO1lV EN1

ts FOB ooRNs; BtN1oNs wAR1s q. :5:ss'sss s:s,:
a5 Boxes 95 ota, 80 ots, snd s. dies
a8 Sold BY an Druggists where ~ ss..f.
~ And by HENRY B. cosTAR, Depot no; ~ Broad: Bresd
way, N. Y. 800 y -. :-7; - Z.
n49- And by sttEzss.ts -; De. P: MELTN COHEN,
.s - No. sA King-street ChaEleeton, g. o,:1s
BARNES, WARD Corn 81
=. = = =, Kew Orieans L., !,
,r., Wholesale AqentE tor the Eouthern Htates!i
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Dear slr, very ainceaay @ yo15s, - =,
Firm Of oolard colllrd, Planoforte Manufacturers
London.
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A National Medicine.

Ono can hardly pick ZIP q newspaper or turn street
corner nowadsys TINT ho does not nd staring him In
tho face, tho announcement that Prof. so.and.so has
just discovered medicine which Is panAcea for all tho
Ills That aesh s or may DO heir to- Theao ''won niorf
discoYeries usually hayo eIstonco Of q few months
then disappear from public notice. Tho reason Of lhor
sudden c1tinsuishment is apparent. They wero hum
bugs At tho outset all medicinal preparations huye an
e4pa! chance for success ss all equally unknown;
but tho chaG Ia soon winno we'd from tho grain by tho
practical test which an unprejudced public applies to
nl things Thoro arc but low preparations Of medipno
which hnyo whstood tho impartial Judgment OF the
people for my length Of time Ono tho few which we
haro now In mind and which has been a long ume fs
inar to ncary household In tho nnd is tho cee
bratca HosrETTER'S STOMACH DlrTERs. Their
almost universal salo and use. and thcr onphno on.
dorsemeat from all portions Of tho country, compel tho
ndmsson TINT they must 10 specific for tho ailments
Tor which thoy aro recommended. Letters before us
attest their efficacy In daeasoa Of tho throat bowels and
liver. In that truly arrblo complaint, dyspepsia they
are regarded as suro IN Pittsburgh. whore these
Bttors arc m'nuachred thoir salo for homo use Is i'm
monsc. Tia fact alono speaks volumes In their favor
kfraeii from the Auieatine Courier Ioloa Fsb T. 1867
Juno 10 q
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Know tlly Destiny.

MADAME Z F. THoRNros tho Rroat Euglsl Asrolo-
gtst, Ciarvoysnt and Psychomotrcnn. who has aston.
icd tho scientific classcs OF tho Old World, bps To-
cae'd herself at Hudson, n Y. Madame THORNTON pos.
scssos such wonderful powers OF second sight ss TO cna-
Bio her TO impart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
to tho single or married Of oitler whio in sta,n
Of trnncc she dcncates tho very features OF he person
you are 10 marry and by tho aid Of instrument Of in.
tense power known as tito Psycomoropo guarantees 10
produce lfeko picture OF tho future husband or wifc
oil the applicant together with daio marriage poaIton
In e leading traits Of character 80. This is no hum.
bug. rs thousand OF Testimonials can assert sho will
send. when desired, certified Certificate or written
guarantee, TINT tho picture Is whit It pupors To bo by
enclosing small lock OF halr and Ing place Of BIRTH
age. dposon and complexion. aud enclosing fly oont
aud stamped envelope addressed to yourself you Will TO-
cevo tho picture and Desired Information by return mail
ALI communications sscrsdly confidential Address. In
confidence, hIadane E. +, THORNTON. P. O, Box 22s.
Hudson, NJ II March 80
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Minister Hobrew,i Congregation
looMMUNIcATYD.1


Editors M,os :-0n Tuosday evening, the 11th
inat., largo and soloct audience assembled in the
Hibernian Hall, to witness an entertainment given
by tho Harmonious, and wo have no hesitation in
saying that it was ono OF the boat entertainments
OF tho kind over Witnessed in this city. Among
such AN array OF native talent it is difficult TO en-
tor into particulars but ono could but admire tho
ofert produced by the combination OF sweet
sounds. Tho clear, soft aud sweet soprano OF
GLIaMHn, mngling with tho fine tenor OF AsrHo-
NY, and the rich bass Of AVON, produced such dull
Get sounds as has seldom been our fortune 10
listen to. Father Come Home" was rendered
with mastery skill and thrilling effect, and We
predict that II Mr. GLIanHn continues to
pursue his present aYocation, he will yet make
his mark in the musical world. RIR.dip-
dig, by HARRY LEE, was received with shouts of
laughter, which were soon changed into sghs by
tho familiar lullaby or the chorus while DoYoE the
irropressible comedian, succeeded In keeping The
audience in continuous roar /; his pertornmnnce
on tho grass naoult-orgdn," penny whistle and
oe'o,os, were truly wonderful, while his dancing
was only equalled by that OF MAHoH and EATON,
This Troupe OF performers are, we learn, entirely
amnteurs and natives and es suoh deserve the
encouragement Of the community. Let us, there
fore, show our appreciation OF native talent by
giving to these young mon our encouragement
and patronage; they deserve it, and the people
cannot do bcttcr than to give them call. We
hope to SEQ an overwhelming house tomorrow
evening. AL who call will enjoy pleasant eycn-
ing. ,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLEA V ELAND
MINERAL SPRINGS.
(FORMEItLY WILSON'S).

TTNHEsE CELEBRATED SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN
Il y GLEAyELAND COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA ncsr
tho limo OF tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rulherfor1
itaroal 10 nlos wcst OF Charlotte and will o oncn nv
the 18Th OF Juno for tho accommodation Of Ysitors
lilo wators consist OF Wlhto and lied SULPHUR md
Clslybcate and pronounced by competent iniec 20
Go unsurpassed by Of tho KIND upcn this Continent
number Of guests. " iA'be
Doctor TAYLOR tono Of tho proprirtors, has had a
our Southern climate ESPECIALLY those OF xomcn
tho Of tho wntcrs. 'a'''' IL
Vehicles will DO at tho dcpo. on arrival OF tho tr,,ns n
take yH!tore to tho SPRINGS ut moderate clarpea For
other particulars, address tho PropHetors at Shelby
Clearelanl County, N. G. '''
G. +. SpRATT
NJ. II. TAYLOR
JEO. j. BLACKwOOD
Juno IL proprictors
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ORDINANCE.
V'HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED


AN ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE TIE CI.EiRSIN0 PRIvIEs
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LIMITS THE CrrH.
i. Be u Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, That
from and aftor tho ratification OF ts Ordinance II ehs
not bo lawful for any person 70 cleanse remove tie
conients or Vaults PHVies within tho uus OF the
city, without having previously Obtained license for tho
s.me; all such licenses lO orpro the 3st December
81 eye year. and DO subject 70 all requirements impos-
90 by Ordinances regulating tito granting OF Licenses for
Drays and Carts. -.I7I--
That the use Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
prohibited and parties applying for ocnBe will be rc
aused 70 provide cosed carta suitable the purpose
III. An persons having Huch License shalt report ut
one ofh Guard Houses during the day, his ther In.
tsntion 70 auch work during the ensuing nisht In the
Lower Wards such report 70 DO msdo 10 tho Main Guar
House, IN tho Upper Wards TO Upper Guard House
~ The p1aco or places for ths dsposit Of such onsl
ahu DO doaigpAtod from ime 10 limo by the Mayor.
'. Every owncr or driver Of such Iioensed Cart or
any oher person who ahA violate any Of tue proylaons
OF this Ordinance sha neglect refuse 70 observe
the SINE Or my Of them. sha forfeit and pay for eaoh
forced By tho Iisyori his Court OF recovered ID any
other Court OF competent jurisdiction
atincd IN CITY Council This seventh dly Of Nay In tho
Yesr OF Our Lord thousand eight hundI Cd and sx
ty-seyen. l15ti gEfsIa s-5r7 .f. -sI,t.t frEfFfI
n p. a nlHIlRn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK poNR AT THE DAHL
NEWS OFFICE
Auction sales This Day.

JonN @. MILsoR Co. will sell this day, at No. 1888
Meeting street. at 10 O'Clock ane felt hats and clothing
MCKAY CAMPBELL will cell this day at No. 1856 Meet
Ing street. opposite Pavilion Hotel, At 10 O'CLOCK. proyi.
sions groceries, liquors, 30.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, At his STORE corner Of
King and Liberty Streets at halkpast 10 O'Clock cases
boots and Rhoes.
KILRor & co. win ssh This day. at No. 1888 Meeting
street opposite Pavilion HOTEL at 10 o'clock dry goods
millinery. clothing. &c.
cihPBxrI, KNOX q Co, will sell this day, At No. b6
Hasel ssreot opposite the Postoce 9. 10 O'Clock Eng
iish breakfast ton, vhiskoy, &c.
Z. II. MARSHALL Bno. will continue the sale this
day, at II o'clock, At No. s5 Broad street Of stock o.
tailoring goods, &c. H.
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PUBLIC ROTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDkR
IL tho following Ordinance nceuses have boon prepars
for delivery frun this oaice. 8. THOMAS,
sEo. I. Be ordafnad BY As Ndyor and ALdermentn n
City Council aiffnbted Tint from land after the nrst div
Of January licenses shh BIO taken out for all CARTS drpJ
and wagons, usod for private and domestic purposes
the mInnnr and according the ssno proyisinns
Of force In relation 10 carts drays and waRons
driven for hire, except giving bonds, And each such
tanning tho number thereof and marked Private 70 Ge
placed on the outside OF tho shaft
$40 No person shall bc taken by tho Treasurer
surety 70 bond under tho Ordinance concerning
eenses for carts drsys wagons and other csrages
loss he or stas bs freeholder.
sko. g. The following shA hereafter be the rates fo
licenses for public and private Carts drays wagons hc
including tho horses mues used thereof which shall
be free nom other taxation:
PUDLo CARTS, DnAIs, ETC, on rHosx kNPLoIED m AM
BustSras wHAIkvRR, FOB HIRH pInKcr on RpIRIcT.
For every osrt dray or uagon drawn by ono horse
For every cart dray wagon. drawn By two horsesor
For oTsry hAoi aud carriage with two wheels, $40
For every hack anal carriage With four Hhesls, $40
II, Tof S eysrs aags or omnibus Except limo omnibus
For every st.se or emnibu' ta1Oept une omnibus,
Por eTery truck drawn by two moro horses or mules
For svo,y express wagon drawn by ;wo hors.s
nnE.D cAars AND PRIVATE CARTS. pnAIs, ETC.
For every broad cart or wagon, IS.
Fer every carl draY or wagon, used for private do
meshc purposes, and not 10 be employed in the trans
porting of good, wares, merchandise lumbar, or any
other commodity for compensation. either directly
indirectly for tho same, shah pay for license tho sum Of
IS, exclusive Of the horse mule
Ratified In City Council, this 1sth day Of January
f. a. In tho year OF our Lord ono thousand oight hum
F.o. aAHLARp. Mayor.
January 8 ". Il. SMITH, Clark of Council
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular. giving information OF the
greatest importance TO tho young OF both se1cs.
tcaehcs how tho honcly may become beautiful, the
dcsplscd rcspoctod. and tho fors,kcn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail TO ,end cr
addrcss aud rocclyo copy postpaid. by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer, 21,
murrh 3U lyr Troy, N. Y.
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Post Onlcc Notice.

posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., May q, 1867.
senftef ,runtil further notice, tho Northeastern
- hatll close at LIS p. H., and arriving at tho
= As A. M. will bo ready for delivery Mt ii
fsOn Sundays tho Post Oflico will open at
&H n. III. for ono hour.
ING, ,hIails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
iiuo to close daily at o'clock 4. NJ, and for tho
a1Rnnah and Charleston Railroad at "a. M. on
eys, Wednesdays and Fridays.
;t. sfANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ
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: onK.--Wo have now completed our oflico
execute, in tho shortest possible timo
8%DS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
tSy ask T.: patronage OF our friends.
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To TAX PAYERS,
TINE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
i for the information Of al persons copcernsd:

THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
J. for the information Of al persons concerned;
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAIsr sup-
PLIES FOB THE IIAR 1851, AND Foa oTnKR PURfosxa
l. Do - ordained by Tho Mayor and Aldermen In City
Council assembled That all ta1es payable Lnder The Or
dinanee to raise supplies for tho 1861 and for
purposes be paid befors tho Goth day Of Juno
and ths. persons who sha mako default Of payment
their taIes on that day, sha pay, In addition 70 tho
month until tho sist day Of July. when. not paid
amount Of two Perl CONT Per month upon The amount
threo p6r cont per month tho amount Of duo
shall be paid until payment Of tho whole amount 10 made
monthly tasos ca or before tSe sresnih Ssy q esoa
month ahal respectively pay on the amounts thsreo1
two per can't PER month from Eush hfeenth day, until
payment In made las -t.E s2 'iE s', 4E
ksdned In CITY Council this seventh day Of Nay. In
he year Of our Lord ono thounand eight hundred and
.E,.l e ~ sIgs ~ d esAuIAars xSioxa
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GTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. ~, a3, as AND ~
~ broadway, N T.. opposite Bowling Grson-t n the
European Plan.1THK STEVENS ROUSE Ia we'll and
WILDLY known 70 the travelling public Tho location Ii
Pecay suitable to merchants aud business men; IL s in
close proximity to Tho buhncss rart Of tho cyis
Tho highway OF Southern and Western traYel-and ada
cent to all the principal railroad and Steamboat depots
Tho BTEVtNS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for
over BOO uesslt Ia well furnished, and
modern Improvement for the comfort and entertainment
Of ls inmAea Tho rooms are spacious and we'll yent-
hted-pro7fhed with gas and water-he attendance is
prompt and respectful Tho tabo 10 generously pro
Vded with every decacy Of the soason at moderate es
Tho rooms having been refurnishcd and remode1ed
arc enabled To ofcr facilities for the comfort and
pleasure OF our guests. GEO. z. CHASE CO.,
May ~ emo Pfoprjetnrs,
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ANXIOUS.
II. II.

Ii you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, M1LLERs' Almanac;
If yon want Printing executed noatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books mnde to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HrnAM HARRIs, No. SO Broad street.
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March 80 1y No. 285 Riycr strcot Troy. H. Y
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89E PERIoD1cALs.-Wo arc indebted for late
papers, dailics and weeklies, to Mr.. c..
F5bdLEB, Of the Central News Depot, nnd to AIr.
|Dosongn, OF tho P1stofllco Literary Stand, in
fsol street, one door cast Of Meeting.
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Tho Tinae to Adysrtise I'm tho Country.
/ The puuMx he's largo circulation throughout thn
middle and upper Districts OF the State Advertising
rues a. reasonable ss tho strnsency OF The money
ket Will warrant Merchants and others riahng 10 use
he column OF tho paper viii addrcss
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RETERKSoE 7: cur auction columns il will be
S6sthat r. M. MARSHALL & BRo. will continue
&s4lo of tailoring goods, al No. 95 Broad street.
3d chnnce for bargains is offered.
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PRov1sIoNs.-Wo direct attention of shippers
g consumers to the largo quantity Of provisions
sPed for sale by MesErs. MCKAY & CAMPBELL, at
rs Auction salosrooms, in Meeting slroot oppo-
y5he Pavilion Hotel.