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ideu, feline Sunbe=SaIsbGnber, Sasetaitsn, @uIper- uub
g6rptbSruer, office uub 2ii6SIrden, @eppIper uub Bi
plert, p~lattirte 2burpIatten &ai9enbHGer nHb feline
BpusoirzGtuis fir Damen unb 9erren; &eiietaiheu,
8iiGsrtai6en, Observation-Disclosures, irpie eiu ncbIais
rorttrtes Qaser bon 0letaleu, ais @~ieiing, Reuiilber,
Surfer, 3iuu, 3iut, SIei, gSiSmutb, altinouium unh
feineS @IatiriiIber; aud SGmeISti9eI, ErippeI, Barrier
&ptb, Naselfeileu, 2au5id9en, Srass unb Eclirbiirften
uub Ipnfise III msiu Sad eiai6Ia9enre artiieI.
(be2O3 Gp. 10 Glib @eIpertfr.
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EEF'FN ~2~FT ONN"~N ~NN1~ ANt~S AANNNh -
Die f&neIllte unb tirjeite 9lpute nab RiGz
rnpno, Ia., uno nod benz Sloen,
pia Der Baltimore uub O9ip GiIenba5u mad BaTbinatcn
Bctcmac Daulrfbprte seben ron SirtbIrase gSsrft
mad Acquia 9reet NIB 0iGmpnh. Die TreberidSbura
NIB Yptpuac Giienbanbn lit Jest ppn BON auria @reet
BIC &i9mpnb III pplen Ganee uab bic 3ige oerIelben
fte9eu IN Serbinbuns init ben 3i9en Der Sibmpne uub
Petersburg uno Der 9ibupnb NIB Danpiae Gienbabxeu
fir ReterSbnr9, gselbru, gBilmiustpR, 01aieisb, @reenS~
bprp, Salisburs, @RarIptte, GPeiter uab &9arleItpn, Gib
Carolina.
Die 3HSe ~perIafen bic Gainsen Citation hin 4.l0 Sprs
~uitta9s nnb 3.15 urb Ais Nahmittass Rnb IteSen in
Serbtnnune IN gSaibinStcu nit BEN Daupibopter, ipelbe
tGglif, Spnuta9S ausgsucmmen, ben Sirtbiraseu Gearf
nm 1928 @prmitta9s unb z lbr 0a@mitta9s perldIien
unb in &i6mrnb nm 900 Gaaa,itta9s unb $50 Gprny
anfcmnreh.
Durb naA GitampnS in no Gtuu6enI
6luf5l9 UletIen tirSer u. 10 Stunoen Ihneler
mad Ni6mrne, dls ir9eao cine cnoere Hpute.
@ebt fiber uub nebmt ,rS all Ser Gameen citation
Dur9biaette ria Iquia Grsef uue SreSeridsbura mad
GiGmpns uuS laSt eu@ Gur4-GbedS fin easr @esGd ae
ben.
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tnStcn bereit, nm Baiia9iere uuc Gepad uuenteelsI
mad ben DamHfbpcten 81 ~bef5rbern.
u. Neeebam GprS
No. 142. 2igDtftraseu geerft, @eueralsa sentsu- =
@RarIes U. 9aenebs
(2Oiun-) @eusral Ngspt fHr PaIas!ers.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
- Die alortbfrn Central
Gi(gnbabn.
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(SonntaSs ausgcncnta1er.)
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an xnS mad Sen 10. SiOstuber 1885 ~rerla1en bic
5lge Baltimore me fpIgt:
. IL gtOr9ens, e6neGt1Ss. GSsliG. (eenntass eus~
esnpnnilten) mad FittsHrs, iptltIi@ Iab urrtli9 bis
Sod 6aren.
Serbinbunseu.-a u 9ttlap NIT Der N.ftern
Nfarplane EaPn; in Sanpoer Suncticn nit her
SallpSer 3mel9bebu; IN S%drrieburg nit Der 4euus
tpl1allia GentraI6aBu, 9ebanpu Ssnepbubn uue Der
SitrlberlaltS Saleptstn; iii Suufktp nit esr Ebis
ldcelpbta nne Gre Gailroae In siprt6 Gumber'
lamb init Der eaGaipana nnh sIppnSblrsbabu. -
Gntlhft in 9pd Sapen nm s 10 )io9nitta5s.
1918 Militia S, &bnea;Mg. S6gliG (Spmtass ans
9enrniuIen) fir &ittSburg une ben Gtlten, un6
nSrblit ts Buffalo ulb ~gIiaaara 5aas uas erie.
SerbtnbuHgen. - gin Der Sauooer SIncs
tipr NIT Der Sanccer 3~reigbabn II. Sarris6urg
xlit Der FennipIpania Geatral6abu, 2ebaupn galep
Sabn ane Cumberland 8alepba6n in Sunburp
nit her PbilabeIpbia unb @riebabn; in @lulira init
ber @rieba9n; an @aranbaigua nit Der Stem 9prt
@entralbabR.
1s1o @a6tS, GrprebJus. 9Ggii@ fir BEN 8efen
tdgli6, (Scnntass au8senpnintsa, fir @lGse aSrss
lid pom Niaiampcrt, bis Snffaap uab erie.
Serbtnb nnS n. = SH &arrisbHr9 nit Der
Ienniplpauia @entral6a6n nno Der 2e6anpn Bales
@aRn; in Snnbrrp nit Der philadelphia rnS GrtI
@iienbafn; in Ncrtb @unIberlone init Der Sas
fanaua unS 8lppmsburs Giienbabn in GImira
nit Der @rie @~iienbabn; III @ananeaigua, nit Der
VEN gprt Central @~iieabaEa.
ACCOMMODATIONS 3igs
Sir 9arriSbur8: GdgIib, (Spnnta9S ausse,
n%pmmen) I'm z 20 U~lrr9ens, auo tGsli9, (Spnntass
apS6euomnen) UNI Z 20 Jtaduiittags.
SIR gOrt: lin 3 80 staeai. - 6ar garts
t . II I'M 5 80 @benes.
9ntnuIt Der 9I3e In Boltimore :
Bon bem gGefsn unb gtprSen Inn Z uBr 9Serssrs, l so
Rn6 6 utr Ga9r.
Som 2Selten alein nm IL 2e Wprgeas.
Earfton Accommodation 8 80 glcrgsHs.
Dprt Accommodation 10 Is glcraens,
GSe9en ~tpeite:er aHstunit une Gidets mad aEen glds,a
nprblt3 nnb peltIiG, meape man nd en Die 2idsteGffcs
Galrert Citation.
CD. 9. 9cuus, Gen. sTaFasier=gs
GunlW S. q. Du Sorre, Gen.. 5uperinbt.
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There are many instances Of acts performed
dnrng sleep, such as walking and talking. But it
is new thing to hear Of woman who crows in
hor sleep as Richmond female is said to 40 by a
Richmond paper. II scoms that q bridegroom
was Wakened on tho post-nuptial morn By a loud
Growing. Rising, ho boheld his wife stretching
out her neck, Tapping hor arms aaJ growing loud
ly as any chanticleor. Thrice did ihe thus, and
then sank back and slumbered. 1 he husband, L.
is said, Is pleased with his witos accomplishment,
as he has 10 rise early and is glad to oscaps tho
cost Of an alarm. clook. He has, however, been
much troubled in mind by the recollection Of an
old saying Of his grandmother, ''that tho
growing Of hen indicated ill.luck, unless
her hoad was at once cut off," He hos,
however, been induced to dofor his wifo's decapi-
tation for while. The Richmond paper vouohes
for tho truth of tho incident and accounts TOR tho
pecuiarty Of the lady by tho fact hat during tho
year preceding her birth large shanghm rooster
was confined in hen-coop just under her moth.
ois window. Tho rot'ste rwas remarkably regular
and loud with his da, breais growing, and, doubt
loss, produced tho improsaon that was follow. d
BY tho remarkable result above described.
Whisting women have some Dimes been llkened 10
growing hens; and 1t docs not require worry lively
Imagination to pictrse parallel to tho story Of a
growing woman in tho discovery Of whiatling hen,
Tho Richmond paper concludes with the following
sago moral: "Ladies who do not desire Growing
children should not aleep too near hen-ooop.n
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DoG1eatio nIarkets.
NOOK pIspAr;ouu.

NEW YORK, Juno 9-Flour 25c lower Whea,
dull and nominally lower. Corn steady. PORK
dull at e2S 2jss23 81. Lard dull. .WhiBkey steady
Cotton quiet. Mlddling UplRnds 27aa2sc. Freights
dull. Stocks strong. Gold SGi. Sterling, 60 days
1oa10t. Sight 1ota10i. Money CT 'G3 Coupons
s3a9t. Virginia siIcs G7a69. . =.
EVENING DISPATCH, "a.
Tho Bank Statement shows decrease Of loans
OF IS, 800 600; decrease OF deposits Of s. DOT OO0
decrease in legal tenders, s21O2 900: increase In
circulation, $40 600; incroase in Specie 1883 OO0
Stocks not quito 30 strong. Gold 81. Money G.
62 registered 106Ia106l. Coupons 1O9A. "a I65E.
66 10Gts106t. New Issue LOOT. 1O-4Os Registered
and Coup:ns 99i, 7-90a, First Series. 10G3. Oth-
ers 1869. Virginia Ga 67a70 Tennessee New Issue
6Gi. Cotton auiet at 27aa28. Flour heavy. State
9.40a12. IS. Southern 1.75a16. Whoat dull and in
favor favor Of buyers Corn declined 1a2c., Mixed
heavy. Mess Pork Ss.2O. Whiskey quiet.
Groceries generally quiet Sugar dull and hesvy.
Naval Stores steady Turpontine 61a62. Rosin
CInoINNArI. Juno 3.-Flour dull. Corn dull and
nominal: W..iskoy S0a9l. Provisions quiet and
firm. Moss Pork $23 60. Bacon STEADY st full
piices. Lard 24a12tc. tt
baltimore, June 8.-Coffee dull, good stock ;
market favors bu, ere. Flour declined $780, with
dull market. Wheat dull, and declined io,15o.
low white, 81 12a1 is; yellow. 81 18a1 l5 mixed,
81 10al IL. Sugar steady and unchanged. Pro-
Whiskoy nominal S0asj in bond - -
MoDr1E. Juno 3.-Cotton quiet. Sales 200 bales;
roeeipts 22o bales. MiddIngs 25o.
NEW ORLEANS juno 8,-Cotton firm. Salon $50
bales. Low MlddIing 25!c. Receipts 1900 blles.
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THE QUESTION Of aurrendoring ones seat in a
city railroad car to lady, says the Now York
Times, continues to bo subject OF discussion
with the press-but always as question Of cour-
tesy. We do not 80 regard it ut all. 1t is IMPLY
o question OF cash TO tho railroad companies.
They will not take the slightest pains to accommo-
date their passengers with eeats, 30 long as gen.
tlomon consider tho occupsnco Of their seats more.
ly question Of Courtesy" II II is regarded and
treated as question Of right the ladies may oven
tualiy stir up their husbands and brothers-tho
male portion OF the communicate take some action
in the mattor that shall provo effective. Justice
DowLIRa has decided that q person who gels asoat
La entitied to keep it--that decision rests on tho
fact that ho has paid for IL. Why does it not fol-
low that he IL entitled to 1t tchen he has paid for
it, and that the company Is bound to furnish It 2
Ono Buoh decision as TINT would put cara enough
on tho roads TO answer all practical purposes.
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NEW ORLEtNs, juno S.-A telegram from Gal.
weston Gays that letter fr m Querotaro. dnte not
GlHen, says In Macmillan and his principal
Sihcers gave up their swords to Esoobodo hmself
tion and wagons surrendered. Pie folowinE
ehleis are prisoners Nfaximilinn. Mejiu Oastei.
ieo, Carsanna, Gayon, Mareno, Alvena, MaIimo,
ComporO aud Miramon. :
Th, latter was capturod In tho stroets OF tho
city shortly after tho surrender. Mendnz nlono
was was missing: Over two hundred subaltern ol-
is reported by private letter to lave Been
shot on tho 10th. hlnxinilian had a severe
aitaek OF dysentery on the evening Of tho 18TH
correspondence from San Luis yays that he has
recovered, and that 1t is expected that no had left
Sae CITY and probably crossed over into the United
"a is rumored that Loaos sold Fort rH s.-
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ter OF those goyernments; and oil who ,
ion, or gayo did or comfort to tho O, -

@ .sr OF those governments; and oil who I.
the ordinance Of secession, engaged i"
yho voluntarily furnished supplio .; w..
clothing. arms ammunition, horses ~,
,e ervscy any other material n Of w%r or nogf Or
army or naval fore 8; or money, BY loan or
othorwise, to tho Confederate Government, or
ua9l IN any way. tho raising, organization, or
enemy ana participated in the rebellion or civil
war against tho Government Of tho Unl.od slulot
n no give :. Individual soldiers food or clothing
70 tho sick or wounded. aro simple acts of charity
or humanity, nnd do not constitute giving aid or
TO tG % enemy aSn may
Lor h.s own use, but ir ho gives him gun, horse,
or e otor things 70 bo used for hostile purposes he
whonover aItor tho examination roourSd by nars.
iSn Hoard .s,,, Is tin in doubt to tho right Of
Ind Ind ho nipSsn Il ts unD IL BE- registered as voter
the Board will give to that oath ITS 1ull woight'
of ad ihosg register , tho applicant as votor IN tho lists
examination, and those who are rejected npon tic
cnaliengo, tho Board will state III caoh case thc
oiiioo or Offices tho person hold previous to the
acts he committed, and what LIND Of aid or com.
iorS i, no gave to insurrecton OF sllion. y
,,,d ano Oh1a,o,ges provided for ia paragraph 12 OF
board from tho most Intelligent and respected
voters OF tho District or Ward. Those who have
~ ho llost e1tehdod acquaintance with tho people,
Just resistrstiou, who will DO most likely to detect
md expose any attempt at fraudulent registration.
uho GhalienSora may 90 cianged ut any. limo at
tis,od to any pay for thoir service. Registering
oticers t arc horoby empowered to administer oatbs
20 witnesses who may bo summoned by tho boarrl
IN any case OF contested registration. The rogis-
tration will be commenced in ovcry county and
OF this order. 80 f'''.
General sehoaed issued another ordor assign
ing commanders to tho Military sub-Dstricis
Gcneral 9rangeris assigned to tho Richmond Dis-
trici; Colonel Franklin TO the Shenandoah District;
Major Stewart to the Alexandria District; Colonel.
= J6hEson TO tho fredericksburg District rho
oinceTs or tho Freodnlans Bureau, acting as Mill
tr1cts aro to report TO Raid com aiandera
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Washington n sva.

HAsHrkoToN, Juno 3.-The election is progress-
ing. quietly. Tho judiciary COMMITTEE sre in
rcstigatny tho circumstances connected with the
P@ardon @ OF the Alabama lawyor, Gnylo, who offered
200 900 for Lincoin's nsslssinaton.
The Judiciary Committee adjourned to Juno 9Th.
with Wow OF an oirly reassembling for thb pur.
pose OF reporting to Congress shouil they assoni.
plo IN July. On fnnl vote to mpeach tho Pros,-
dent, il was lost by VOC OF to S. Ayos. Bout
well, ihomns, Williams, Laurence. Naya Wilson.
WoodDridgo, Aldringe, Marshall, Churchill.
mitted acts worthy OF condemnation of tho peoplo,
was passed by a vote Oft to 2. Nays. Eidridge
and Marshall. On tho first voto Of cens,Iro Bout
well and Thomas voted negatively.
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TEE NORTHERN papors state that the tremen-
d,us death-deallng gun over which they arc
making go much noise In Franco. and which 10 or
peotod to provo good deal more than an offset to
tho Prussian needIo-sun, sppoars to bo nothing
but the coffee min" which wac introduced into
our army on the Peninsula, and at onco abandoned
as worthless. 1t was ri lculod by both armies, for
tho Confoderates had o hearty laugh ovor one thoy
captured NEVERTHELESS, somo think tho gun was
not fully tostod ' T.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Foil nsleop In Jesus tho arms OF the snvour on tic
31st OF August, 1866 at BelriLere Farm, Charleston
O., JESSIE DAISY LYDIA, daughter OF OLIVER and
ANN ELIZA Moons, aged ono yoar ocvcn mouths aud sI
days.
This dear little girl whose intelligence for ono 30
young quito remarkable and whose disposition was
so has Eeen taken awuy from fond parents
WHO doated on ier with that tcndor feeling which only
father and mother can experience. Borne Oh nh.
gels wings, sho leaves mono TO thoao who have
no hope but many 10 reoco at her triumphant entrance
into tho gates OF tho Celestial City
Sweot child wn will not weep for thee,
. For nothing can ihv JOY exceed;
From mortal BuGorings thou nrt free
And Jcaus shall thy footsteps leal
Angels will hover DER thy grave
Their charge In tenderness TO keep:
And all thy lOvolfness to saye
VIII wnka thee gonty from thy ncep.
Then fr1m the dust OF earth thy form
Shall rso again III sweetest bloom,
And quick sppeAr on that beasd morn
That wafes tho lov'd ones from the tomb.
A. M
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From ,Ns,. Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Jacob Batkor proposes
to the creditors OF tho Bank OF Commerce to form
o toinG stock company with q capital Of $500, 600
to build houses and storoa; stock to bo paid FOR In
checks on tho Ba TX of Commerce. Ho proposes
to turn over to tho company all the real osat te
peraonal property, woll al it's bank.
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DEATH OF Wh. ,CLAxTos.-On Monday last Mr.
William Cla9ton, q member Of the Palmetto Regi-
soldier, dlod very suddenly at his homo In this dis.
trict,-- Winnsboro, I't- Refty Netos, III
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Tho Montgomery (Ala.j AdUertiser says ): :

Tho U. 8. Court Commissioner, to his great as
toniBhment, WAS hau!ed up yesterday boforo
Judge Busteed, charged With having inHulted o
colored barber. Tho Interesting dialogue betwoon
the colored gentleman and commissioner, occurred
in tho Office Of tho latter about two mo lths ainoo
and tho happy daaoaement was witnessed this
morning by largo number Of geniIomen in tho
Aforesaid Court room. Tho commissioner entered
his pel OF justification, but the Judge interposed
and all hands agreed 20 rotor tho case TO commit
too Of arbitration consisting Of four, AMONG which
Judge Chiffon il the principal f-777
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Marine NcMa.

New YoRK, Juno 9.-Tho Virginia npd Heokla
Chauncoy, from Aspinwall, with nearly q, 900 900
OF treasure. A proclamation bas boon issued de-
property. = 0.l7I -
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EQUITY CounT.-The Juno torn OF tho Court OF
Equity for Clarendon District commence its eos
sl0n at Manning on tho morning Of Thursday Inst,
Chancellor ". D. Johuson, Of Marlboro, proslding
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New York Noxys

NEW YORK, juno 3.-Fraser, Tronholm d Co. q
circular announcing their suspension. Expresses
the hopo of au carly resumption. - :
600. ' ''o'p'' ''-uny Afe sl'o'''-
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aFERRoRs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for yesrs nom Nervous Debility, Pro-
mature Decay aud ali the effects OF youthful ,ndIscre
hon. will, for tho sake Of suffering humanity send MOO
to IL who need It, tho receipt and directions for making
fhe simple remody BY which ho was curod. Sufferers
wisai eto profit by the advorsers experience can do
10 BY Addressing. In perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
APRIL IL smoes No a Cedar street. Now York
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46 BEA UTIFUL HAIR--CHEVALIERs
LIFE FOR lie HAIR positively restores gray hair ic
us original oolt and youthful beauty; tmparts o Ane
sonsh 70 tio weakest hAir stops It'd falling ont a,
on'o; feepa ths head cesn; Ia unparalleled ns q hai.
dre'a'ns. Sold ~ all Druggists and fashionable hur.
dressers' and At nF offce, No. lbs Broadway Now
York. SARAH A. oHEyAInp IS n
No. l6l Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
SAnuefy 6nos
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Reconsideration IN YiraInia.

RrcnMosD. june 9.-Goneral schonold issued an
order to-day for the instruction Tor the Boards Of
registration. After quoting tho Reconstruction
Act, us 70 who aro dlsiruncnised including execu-
tive, judicial and Btate officers, no Bays no one is
dlHiranchsoi tor participation In tho robGllion,
unless ho previously held somo ono OF the Offices
above ilamed. Tho following viii DO regarded as
the executive and judicial ofhcers OF the State Of
virginia within tue meaning OF the law, viz Gov
ernoI, Lieut.. Governor, Secretary Of State, Audi
TOR oi public accounts. Cd Audi Registrar OF tho
Land Onlco, State Treasurer, Attorney -denora,
Judges Of tho Supreme Court OF Appeals, judges
o. tue Circuit COurts, Judgo8 OF tho Court Of
Hustings, Justices Of the County Courts, Mayor,
Recorder and Alderman Of any city or inoorpo.
rAtod town who are ex ogo,o Justices, CoroDers Of
to~ns Rin anu Countess Eleotors innpectorn Of Tp-
who voluntarily Joined thene. .el army, aud ali per
suns in that army, 'wnGther voldntoorS or con-
script M who eomnittsd voluntarily any nesIe act.
bolion.any porson, howevor, who was forced into
tho robel army, but avoided, as far as possible,
dong hostile aots, aud escaped from that army al
soon e Possibie Campo. be sad 70 have engaged In
the rebei1Ion-aH Eao exercised tho functions Of
any yofloo under tho ato Government or The
government Of any one of the Confederate States.
whi,h functions wcro Of nature to aid In troso,
cutting the war. OF maintaining the hosule CHARGE
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Fron Boaton
Latest From nIexico

Boston, June s.--Luciua N. Sargent, the vel
known author, died, agod 81.
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aFMEssRS. EDITORS YOU WILL pJ,FAsE
announce Con. A. II. AIANIaAULT az Candidate n,
'noilh .. ehe ensuing election. a CITIZEN.
afu
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E III. WHITING. Esq.. "a o candidate for sbcr,n q
chafieaton fJudioali District at the ne1t election.
September 10
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SPECIAl. NOTICES,

11-C0NSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAM
PtON, from Now York, arc nounod that sho will dis
charge cargo at Adgcr's South Wharf Goods remaining
ON tho wharf ut sunset will DO stored at owners rs and
expense. STREET BROTHERS CO., Agents.
Juno&
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85-cHARLEsToN. JUNE 1sr, 1s67.-MR. PAT
RICK FLYNN ls duly authorized to act as my ATToR-
ny during my absence from tho State.
June 8 o. VIZ. ,r,,,
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81 BAToHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho boat IN tho world The
only true aud perfect Dye-harmloss reliable, instan
aneo"s NO disappointment No ridiculous t,nts
fatura Black or Brown Remedios the Ill cfreots OF Ra
Dy, rngorAtes tho hair loaYina II soft and ho.u,Ie
Tho genuine Is signed William 4. Raiehxor AL, others
arc mere limitations. and should bo avoided Sold by NIL
druggists aud Porfumers Factory. No. 81 Bsrclsy
street. New York.
as- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-04

!" ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAI, HIJ.
MAN EYES mado TO order and Inserted by ORA. F.
sAocH and p. aouaLRMANN ifor1ncrIy employed BY
horSaosNEtu' OF Parish No. 500 Brosdway. Now York
April ID
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17

TNOR ALL FORMS OF BILIOtS FEVER.
Il Fever and Ague- Chill Fever. DaIab -Ague, or any
firm nf IIrcr-uirfaut Eeyer.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-17
CONSTARlE'S SALE

QvY virtue of an execution issued out of
H the Justices Court in and for Ophr township in
the county of Butte and California John Dick
p in cause wherein the People of the State of Cali
forna are plaintiffs and B Buchanan is defendant
To me directed and delivered. commanding me to make
the sum of seventeen 6S00 dollars taxes audsed by
said court. against certain land herein described
together with twenty-onc 22-100 dollars costs of
suit in gold COIN out of hundred and thirty acres of
land situate in said county and bounded by Sweet
zer and lying between the north and south Honeut
assessed by the of said county to said Bic-
hanan, in the sum OF Sl7 100 dollars taxes in and
for the nsl of lS5. said land by law also
defendant in this cause together with all accrlins costs
therein in like coin. hereby give notice that have
levied upon said land, and VIII offer the same at public
sale at the door cf the Court House said county on
the Sd day of August 1867 at O'Clock, whomso
ever Will take the least portion of said land and pay all
the said taxes and costs thereon and upon such sale
being made will convey to such purchaser by certif-
cate of sale all the right title and interest said defend
ant any defendant, thereof. subject
only to the right of redemption provided by law in ca
Of sales of land for taxes
orovile. Ophr Township. July IL 1867.
W b SPENCER
Constable of said Township.
The above sale is postponed until August 18th 1867
at p. n. -
W. B. SPENCER. Constable.
The above sale is postponed until Monday. August
24th 1867 W. B. SPENCER, Constable.