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with corresponding artillery, would be required 70
endanger that city. The report OF recent os'''e
near San Felipe, between EscoBEDo and mnAMoS'
;s contradcted. Their forces are still confronting
one another, Tho rumor that JOAQUIN M1aAhos
was shot by order of EscoBEDo is confirmed ou'
not the rumor that over hundred othar prisoners
we're served the same way. MAxn1L1AN's agentat
San Francisco says that the city Of Mexico was no'
occupied by the Liberals on the 18th ult', WINCH %
undoubtedly correct. ~. .so
The Lvnchburg (va.) Republican says tnat , q
Federal officer belonging to the garrison Oh 'uls
n,acs was met few days ago while riding ABOUT
the suburbs by rusty looking specimen "ilo
came forward and offered to surrender. Inc Oh
fcer asked if he had killed anybody, or done any
mischief Of any kind. The specimen said ne had
deserted the Confederate army in 1861 but had
heard Of General LEES amnesty proclamation
,.t;le hiding about in the rlountains, and had
come forward to give himself up, and be returned
~ sorvice. Great surprise and CONSERVATION
seized upon the specimen when ne learned tnat
tbore was now no Southern army, no Southern
conee and that all the battle-aags had been folded
and nut aside. The specimen was treated to dose
Of amnesty oath and pair Of blue breeches' ana
went on his way rejoicing, to North Carolina IN
which district was his home when be left II SIX
wears ago."
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OUR CUP NOT YET FULL.

No man knows what he can do, or what no can
endure, till he is tried. The South was brought to
the verge of ruin by the war. The sudden emancl-
patton of her slaves, and concomitant disorganiza-
ton of her labor system, of necessity retarded her
recuperaton. Bad seed and unfayorable seasons
produced short crops, and Of course great deal
of suffering, as our people have no resources IN
reserve upon which to fall back. And as II al
this was not enough, we now receive advlces from
almost every part Of the South and West OF fearful
ravages caused by the heavy rains and almost un-
preccdentcd freshets. 1t is particularly unfortu-
nate just at this time, when much of our bread
stufls is brought from distance, delayed by
this interruption on account of damaged railroads
and bridges, which consequently must raise its
price. The want and suffering will crease; and
Nc fear we Lave not seen the end yet.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
nJET6E m NTTvV TR1

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. >: iaoMAs,
SEC. 1. Be it Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from land after the hrs! day
Of licenses shall taken out for all CARTS drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes IN
the manner, and according to the same provisions
of force in relation to carts days and wagons leu
driven tor hire except giving bonds, And each such
CART dray wagon, shall be provided with badge con
tanning the number thereof and marked Private to be
placed on the outside of the shaft.
SEC. 2. No person shall be taken by the treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning Il
censes for CARTS drays wagons and other carriages, u
less he or she be freeholder.
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons,
including the horses mules used thereof which sha
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYs, ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN AMY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FoR HIRE DIRECT OF INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
For every cr dray wagon, drawn by two horses or
mules $50.
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, s40
For every stage or omnibus except line omntous&
with two horses, $50.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibusl
drawn by four horses, $780,
For every truck drawn by two or more horses mules
seo IVY ~ -,
For every express wagon drawn by two more horEos
or mQleAs SOU
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DRAYs, ETC
For every bread cart or wagon, So.
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do
mestc purposes, and not to be employed in the trans
porting Of goods wares merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly the same shall pay for license the sum OF
s. exclusive OF tho horse or mule.
Ratified In City Council, this 10th day of Janunry,
IT, 81 in the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six.
P. G.. GAILLARD, Mayor.
By the Mayor
January 8 ". Il. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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LARGEST CIRcULAT1oN.-T DAILY
News publishes the Official Last Of Let
tiers remaining IN the POstc6ce at the end
of each qoesk, agreea6y to the totl0'0'n9
section of the New Posto6ice Lao, as the
neyspaper Aaving the largest c'rcuta''0" s''
the City Of Charleston:
And he II further enacted, That lists OF let
tars remaining uncaed for in any PostofiSe IN any Sy
town or village, where newspaper sha VI Dc Prsea
;o nnbished weekly or oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the so
office.
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM
! TER. $. G.. by GILBERT FLOWERS Proprietors.
ot -FOUR DOLLARS per anuunl invariably in advance.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF job Printing executed In tht n:':st
s.ve and greatest dispatch, Stpteulpei u
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,

DUBLISHED IN WINNSBORO' S. c., AFFORDS A
profitable medium for the advertising public OF
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronage for our mutual
''''0 aAlLLARD DEsPoRTEs & WILLIAMS.
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THE MARION STAR.

11sTABL1sHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS ago. IS
T. published at Marion, s. c., in the central portion
OF the county, and offers favorable medium to Mer-
chants Druggists Machnists, aud oil casses who delre
to extend their business In the Pee Dee country
For tie benefit of advertising patrons, we shall TN
addition to our subscription LIST which Is constantly H.
creasng publish and distribute gratuitousy 5000 extra
copies Of the STAR during the business season this
Fall.
Rates of Advertising liberal.
". J. MOKERALL,
N.uo.o1,n. M Prnllratnr
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a, Al communications intended Jor pI6acataossn = N
his ;ou,7,ai must be addressed to he Edstor o. e e
Do;v NeUs. No. is Hasrae- street, Charleston, s. 9.
Business Communications TO Publisher 0T Oo@y
NO com',ot undertake 10 return rejected conane,naca-
Adnertisen,ents % outside of the city must be acconpa-
MED 2cih the cash.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAVERN-KEEPERS'N
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March /. 1S67.)
4 IL TAvBRN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
II ING spfSArous liquors, within the city limits who
cards TO show that they have license to SELL will be
ported as not complying with the law, after Monday, 5th
inst
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have The
same placed in conspicuous place in the window All
failing TO observe this notice will also be reported after
the aforementioned ti1ne W. d. SMITH,
March Clerk of Council.
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November 20
WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,

STEAM GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER,
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GAS FIXTURES, GAS
FITTING AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED TO- No. l16 KING STREET,
August 81 Between Broad antt O1lern streete u
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BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS,
HAMS. sc.
IN HHDs CHOICE CLEAR SIDES
lO rs hhds Choice G. B. Sides
rs hhds Sound c. B. sides :.
25 hhds Choice Ribbed Sides
rs hhds Choice Shoulders
10 hhds Sound Shoulders 49,
Is boxes g. R. 81 .es-n salt
10 boxes Clear Si les-in salt
20 boxes BelIes-in salt
Is boxes Sound 5. c. Hams
Is bbls Choice s. O. Hams
Is terces s. G. Hams
so bbls Breakfast Bacon
10000 lbs Strips
60 terces and barrels Pure Lard
Is kegs Pure Lord
PORK, PORK. &c.
10 bbls MESS PORK
100 bbls Sound Mess Pork
20 bbls Extra Primo Pork.
FLOUR AND CORN.
15o bbls Baltimore FINE, SUPER AND EXTRA
FLOUR
200 bbls New York Fine, Super and Extra Flour
1000 bushels Prime White Corn
1000 bushels Prime Yellow Corn
TO ARRIVE-EXPECTED DAILY,
;0O0 bushels WHITE CORN.
In store, and for sale low by
- JEFFORDS & CO.,
March 1s No. q Vendue Range
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORAI,TY OF CHARLESTON, !

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,(
CITY HALL, November g. 1866.
Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN L He
n BURT Districts and Waste Places OF the City, un-
to the y Council Of Charleston to proceed in the mat
ter of Fire Loan with view to aid in building up the
City anew arc hereby notified that the form of appi
cation for loans Gun be obtained Mt the office of the Clerk
of Council between the hours of A. NJ. and P. NJ.
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
office az the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same.
By order of the Mayor W. b" ShIid'
November 10 ClerR:o1 Council
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.NOTFCE.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCL.-THE FOLLOWING
clause Of Section Of "Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for tho year 1857 Is published for he information
Of persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not redents OF this oy. All such persons are hereby
notified to report at this Office.
'Three dollars every hundred dollars Of oil goods
sold In this city by persons not resdent by sample OF
otherwise" W. H. SMITH,
March 8 Clerk Of Council.
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T1OR SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN PHILA-
DELPHA University of Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction un-
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Matera Medica,
dren Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Pathoo.
~ AS this is Of the first Medical Universities OF
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply at thus
ONCE December 15
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GROCERY. AND MIscELL ANGUS.

FLOUR! FLOUR!
TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT.
nARRELs NEW YORK AND :BALT1HORF.EXTRA
II FLOUT, Mt $3.50 per bel
barrel. New York and Baltimore Super Flour, at
$i1.50 per Dbl
barrels New York and Baltimore Fine Flour at
S11 per bbl l ss--&4ss - e 35.si< 5.si<s
$50 barrels Golden sheaf Family Flour S
500 bnrres Spring Water Extra Flour
400 barrels Baltimore and New York Super Flour
$50 barrels Fine Mtddling Flour 8
Landing e1 steamers Falcon and Florida
10 h1ds. Bacon Clear Sides 80.
10 hhds. Bacon Shoulders a.,s ,..s..., se.ss
80 kegs Lard. -. o. ~
1000 bags Corn. i,s%r.' =
All of which will be sold Low, by
No. Ito East Bay, corner Fraeer,s Wharf
March 20 sS{g .s---Es.=gy ID :,
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r. hands high sound and gentle; works in any kind
of harness. Inquire at No. 28 STATE STREET.
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II PRIVATE SALE, ONE OF PHELhN'S
"A lrst-cass BILLIARD TABLES, with everything
complete and In good order Can be seen at the pemn
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VOR SALE. TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
n and 5-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY 8
aud year old For sale at Mills House Stable. Apply
to r. ". CARTON. January Il
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w A N T S..
T O R E N T..

ITO RENT, FOR ONE, OR A TERM OF
YEARS the commodious RESIDENCE and exten-
siye PREMISES No. g. western extremity of Bun street,
Amply to T. GRANGE SIMONS,
Fef5rnry IA No. SO Montague street
TITO RENT, TWO OR THREE ROoMs,
with part of Kitchen in desirable part OF the city
near to South Bay Apply at No. q LEGAEE sIsEEl'
February ~
ITO RENT. A SMALL HOUSE, WITH FIVE
Rooms and Kitchen, In Wentworth street, two OF
three minutes walk from the Postoco. Apply at NO. 80
WENTWORTH STREET. Marcn 10
N1UNAN's FARM, WEST END OF NUNAN
n STREET, TO RENT Apply on the premises.
March
mn RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
delightful RESIDENCE No. Ashley street. For
particulars, address B. F.. Daily News Office
February 20
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TNOR SALE. 4 LARGE LIKELY MARE,
n with MULE COLT ten days old. Apply to B.
RODDIN & CO.. Pavilion Hotel Stables, Meeting street
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The Reratds Vera Cruz correspondence, dated
March s. says tha the French rear was at Soledad.
D1Az was to have reviewed his troops at Human
Tia, preparatory to the expected attack on Mexico
city, and EscoBEDo was awaiting che result to make
an attack on MAMMALIAN at Qaeretaro. General
GoMEz commanded at Vera Cruz number of
peraons in that city had been warned against any
expression OF opinion. It is believed that the idea
of National Congress had not been wholly aban-
doned by MAx1M1I1AN. Imperial sdvices say that
an attack upon the capital would not occasion any
fear, as the Liberal forces were insufficient for it's
capture, AID ss there were three Thousand mem
defending Pueba, a force Of eight thousand men,
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SPLENDID RESIDENCE AND FARM.
"A situated within the corporate limits OF the town OF
Aiken 8. C.The residence is large and commodious,
containing eleven rooms a with frepaces; piazzas
attached % the first and second storiea with all the con-
yenNnces necessary to complete residence The
&c and the vegetable garden very ample. The outbud
ngs servants houses stables &C., are al in complete
order Tho Farm consists of about fifty acres OF fine
planting land
This property now the residence Of Mrs. NJ NJ.
Schwartz Is offered for sale at reasonable price, and on
accommodating terms for the purpose OF division among
the heirs OF the late Geo. Parrot The entire furniture
Of the house and premises be purchased with the
Address ". 8. WALKER,
W n
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M EET | N & S..
70 R SALE.

r0R RsALE.-ONE-HALF OF THE INTER-
r EST in one Of PAGES BEST SAW MILLS. with
CORN MILL attached complete order and In daily
operation, located the Wilmington and Mancnessor
Railroad near Timmonsvie, S. c.; together with tns
privilege Of cutting Timber on about fve hundred
acres Of heavily tinnbered land. Also. line young
MULE. Tho above will be sold cheap tor cash. oilers
addressed to Mrs. HARRIET L. so"EnS.
Go,rn1, ,pFo3 tl0rG0Ee, S. u.
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CHAPTER II.
ALEEs STRENGTH.

May God prolorg the life of our
Lord " shouted by thousands of pros
truto heads, greeted the Kleefa of the
Prophet, the champion Of God, the
next day, as he rode under the impe-
rial umbrella into the Meshwa, a very
spacious court OF the palace, where the
great trial was to take place.
The Meshwa herald now proclaimed
that Shashu (lhe blow givcr) and the
Sixfngercd Alec, each Of free will,
were about to test their strength, and
that a royal donation Of fifty gold
mitzakel would be the reward of the
cOnqueror.
May God bless our Lord| shouted
by ten times ten thousand voices,
drowned the cry of the herald - the
deafener,' as the people called him,
from his astounding voice. Both the
champions were already on the ap
pointed ground, when there arose the
| question which should receive the first
/ blow.
'On this the sturdy Alec spoko:-
| 20 mighty Shasha, slave of the De,
fender of the Faithful, the sultan of the
world it is my duty to grant that ad
vantage even to the meanest servant
Of our Lord
The blow-givor replied:
| Your course of life is run; it has
reached its goal. Where shall l deal
the fatal blow ?
Alec pointed to the top of his head
The long and muscular arm of the
black was now raised and poised in the
air over the skull of Alec, who, with
kncess slightly bent, stood undaunted
before his antagonist, Il broad grin
upon his features, as if certain of his
power of resisting all human strength
Down came the fist of the black
sounding like the sledge-hammer when
struck with force against an anvil
Alec staggered, drops of sweat burst
out upon his forehead, his eyes rolled
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CHAPTER III.
ALEE'S HOME.

1t was at this time, when such re
ports were abroad, that there happen
ed to be travelling overthe bill of Oar
ol-Clow, an aged Priest, on his return
from the village of EMzora, to his ma
tive place near Tangicr. As the old
priest reached the 'vale of murders,
he goadcd on his mule into a hurried
amble, being somewhat cheered at see
ing a party of mulcteers about mile
before him, who had already gained
the summit of the bill, and whom he
now anxiously strove to join, for his
memory was full of what he had heard
when reposing the night before with
another traveller in the mosque hut OF
E'Mzora.
Stop, or l shoot, grated on the old
mans car as he was pondcring on this
fearful story lie quickly reined in
his mule, and groaned out May God
have mercy on me !! Your prayer is
heard, O MoostaIil the learned, said
the same hollow voice; leave your
beast and come hither.' The Priest dis
mounted, his teeth chattering as he
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q T. T. T.
The Six Fingered Robber.
An Eastern story.
G. IL A 2 T Err |.
ALEE'S YOUTH.

ALEE YOUTH.
Mohaned Boofrahce, like the rest OF
his neighbors, was poor farmer pos.
scssing two or three patches of land
and "A small vineyard. He was also Il
sportsman and a good shot His young
son Alec was never so happy rs when
accompanying his father on shooting
excursion, and he was always the first
TO see the game; for his father being
now passed threescore, his sight had
grown dim. An idle fellow was Alec
in other respects; for though Mohamcd
sent him every morning to the village
school to be instructed by Taicb Moos
tafa in the Koran, he was never able
to repeat ten verses together Of that
holy book but in running, playing at
foot. ball, wrestling, or firing at mark.
no young man in the village could
compete with the six fingered
Days and months rolled on, and Alec
was idle, and would not work with his
father. The grape season came, and
it was found that the vineyards of Ben.
deeban had been plundered but the
robber could not be discovered al
though sharp look was kept con.
stantly from the tall aloe.stock watch
stands both night and day, the thiei
eluded all their vigilance.
Ono morning Mohamed Boofrahee,
Alee's father, having gone into his own
vineyard, observed quantity of the
/ fruit to 0e missing. Mohamed, who,
as | have already told you, was q
| sportsman, and accustomed to track
! his game, searched for the footsteps OF
the pIunderer; but the ground was hard
and dry-nO traces could be found,
and he was giving up all search as use
less, when on one spot we'll known
footmark caught his eye. ii y
! Prophet exclaimed Mohamed, as he
counted the marks Of the toes, one,
two, three, four, five, six; have [ not
forbidden Alec TO enter the vineyard
All it is he who has robbed the vine
yard of my neighbors as we'll as his
! fathers This comes Of idlcness
Mohamed returned home sorrowful
Alec was al only son, and he was prouc
OF him.
'Alec,' said his father, as they sa
alone that night, you have been in th'
vineyard Alec did not answer. 'Alce,
repeated his father, you had my or
ders never to enter that place. | hay,
now discovered who is the pluDdercr 0
| Bendeeban's vines. Bat justice shall
be done, and to o-m0rrow | shall Civ,
you over to the sheikh TO receive dut
punishment. Your idle disposition ha
long been cause of distress to me
good bastinado may help to cure you.
Mohamed parted with Alec that nigh
in anger The morning dawned; Mo
hamed was doaringy fond of his son
ho had changed his mind, and though
it better to hush up the matter, but h
resolved to give him some good advic
as to his future conduct. So he callet
out loudly for him, but Alec was no
to be found. That day passed and tn
next; and weeks, and months, an,
years elapsed, yet still his son was mis-
sing.
Some six years after, there was
great feast in the city of Morocco, an
countless throng of Arabs and Bel
bers flocked into the city.
There were snake-charmers fror
the desert, jugglers from Soos, an
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~~~N~O~~~N~~~~~|N>N@
EIAN ES

-~(NON@N@~lN~N<N%
LIN Il s
'ritten in front OF Petersburg Va, for the 2O7th
H. Ap'l 1st. 1865 by Assist. Surgeon, Dr. A. E Lin
To armsi TO arms! the call is heard;
The patriot grasps his gun or sword
To meet the foe on Dixie's ground,
Or elsewhere, il a foe be found.
The English press may vent its spite
Or France may try To pick fight,
Wen soon dethrUne the Cotton King
When we can meet what they can bring.
Our peaceful homes we'd sacrifice.
To save oar threatened nations life;
While umid, loved ones, drop tear,
Our patriotism knows no fear.
Our mountanecrs are brave and strong
And on through Dixie is their song;
Our brave commanders take the lead,
In command of General Meade.
In Hartranft too, we can confide.
Who at Fort Steadman turned the tide,
And Col. Mathews at his post:
And Col. Cox Two Seyenth's boast.
When in a charge we do it right,
The Rebs being judges of the fight
And when drawn up in batte-ne,
The 'Johnnles' don't admire the sign.
tAdraHcc" the only word we know
Through wizzing missiles on We 60;
Our glorious Banner waving high,
While meath its folds the traitors die.
Our glorious enslgnl let it wave,
Till Rebs and Traitors find a grave;
The Union then home shall he,
For Patriots noble. brave and free.
In God we trust for cur success,
Who cannot IN his wisdom bless
Oppression. tyranny and wrong,
mo cheered 10y pulpit, press and song.
This struggle ended, soon may we
All have, the happiness TO see
Peace, just and honorable, obtained-
With 'erring sisters all reclaimed.
When to our fireSides we repair,
Our voice 10 JON the evening prayer,
Children shall sibg IN .'fter years
or the brave band of mount ineers.
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Poor House Business.

The Directors of the Poor meet at the Poor
Uouse on the Cd Tuesday of each month.
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Envelopes and Writing Papers,
AT WHOLESALE.
SAEIIto BAYNIiG u 0Do

SAGIIzo BAXNIiG q 0D9
II5 s. II7 william ST., New York.
ENVELOPE manufacturers, including
IL every style of Epistolary, Note, Let
ter, Official, Pay, Drug and Portfolio Eli
velopes.
Also sole agents for the Irving & Har-
rison Mills Writing Papers, by the case
or smaller quantity. Price list with sam
pies sent by mail when requested. Deal
ers are invited to call and examine stock,
styles, prices, &c, DC. jul2.1m
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RENEWAL on Yn2

RENEWAL on Y1G
G O 99 e 3 j. T. i 6 6 C C 8
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WE HAVE
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bought for cash. and can offer extra induce.
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ann m AGENTS WANTED-Sl0000-Mal and
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Extraordinary inducements to Agents For iuii par
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