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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-28
FROM THE EVENING TELEGRAM Or YESTERDAY.
The shipment OF Distilled Spirits.

SuEpVuCuf
WASHINGTON, August 81. 1867
is reported that in few days an order will b
issued from the Commissioner Of internal Rsvenus,
resembling former order prohibiting the shipment u
distilled spirits from general bonded warehouse u
another The order will permit the shipment from
general bonded warehouse to another bonded ware
house al . different port, under bond
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FIRES IN NEW YORK.
Fire In Broad Street-ORe Fireman Killed and
Another Badly InJured-Loss Of Property
Estimated at About $4,000.

Fire In Broad street-One Fireman Killed and
Another Badly InJured-Loss Of Property
Estimated at About $4,000.
At fifteen minutes past ten O'Clock last night onHcor
Eeas OF tho FIRST preoinct discovered nre In tho ave
story brick building l0s Broad srset, OF Water
street The of1cer stated the Fire Marshal that he
ars saw smoke issuing from the third s,ory windows
fronting Broad street. aud that reaching the build
ing and ndlng tho iron sairwa, the outside on
Water street to the second story he pushed open door
and saw that the whole Of the interior Of that
portion OF the building nre The flames ascended
rapidly apparent by the hatehwav, and very soon the
third. fourth and 6h stories wero enveoped 10 namsa
The build ng extends seventy Ave eighty feet
wstsr street. and Is thirty feet Broad The
had pretty we'll extnsuish,d the fro The three upper
stories and the roof are burned Out damaging the build
by Ibe first floor the greater part Of the
building was occupied BY Thomas BurnhAm, dealers
in butter, cheese lard aud produce How much stock
they had in the premises matter or conjecture,
possible enter the building but from the out
ward appearance the less stock may be estimated II
about t2S ZOO, which ia 10 all probability, fully covered
pied by Robinson Crook, commission merchants.
Their ofoe furniture s considerably damaged by water
Al the commencement OF the Ore several members o.
No 10 truck sent the roof AZ the OF the
building there Is space OF six or eight feet between the
Two buildings forums an area 70 VI. cellar distance
truck not being aware OF this area. and the smoke
being very thick M the time stepped from the roof into
up nssasbe BY his friends and conveyed to the police
station but died before reaching there. The body
left Of the station house TO await the Coroaer Inquest
The deceased twentysx years OF age born in New
York unmarried This spot seems TO be com.
ples mantrap. littie Q year Douuiok Sioot
then member Of No sSsn: e; a0sn the cam.
pany named Patrick Corrigan fell through shstchvay
and received injury but not enough 70 No sent TO
the hospital The origin Of shs Ore sssm' 70 10 rather
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LARGE FINE At sattsssuss. oHIu.

CINCINNATI, August 81, 1907.
very destructive are occurred tonight a Green's
burg which entirely consumed the woollen factory Of
Messra Bradley Brothers. the varerooms OF Nessrs
Coskey 4 Shirk, the Merchants Union Express once
and several other buildings The telegraph llnos
also burned The loss Is estimated 81 100000.
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xssso ORGANIZATIONS IN McHmonn-lllsn AMONG TIVE
WHITES

RioHnosp, va, August 81, 1907
General sehoheld last week ordered . commssioaGs
magistrates In Hanover county, 10 investigate whst0 "
coioted military organizations sIslsd The invsse -
ton showed that military organizations OF fos 6-
able strength or sted among The blacks Wing 10
besved 10 extend 10 the counties tbrou ghost tha/ uas
Tue fact creates alarm among the WHITES. vhs have
nethsr ora an nation nor arms
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LARGE FIRE Al lAFAfsIIe. NO.

nicurcN CRY, Ind, August q, 1861.
The machine shop and engine house OF the Lafayette
and Indianapolis Railroad lafayette were destroyed
By Gre on Saturday night -Four locomotives we're also
DESTROYED The loss Is estimated nj $500, 900
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The alarm OF nrs al halfpaa nine o'clock vss caused
By lighted candle being len on Dor In the cellar OF
No l0s Murray street. The candle set IRE 10 the boz
The cellar IL occupied By John II. wotmsn dealer in
eggs; damage trining The Are was put Qua By cficr
geilaahsr Third precInct.
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Sos.2oO.0O0

The report from the Statistical Bureau OF Commerce
and Navigation Of the United satss for the fiscal year
ending June 80 1897. will be issued In few days-sx
months earlier thaa usual II will exhibit the following
resuiss;-Totai imports Of foreign merchandise and
specie t4l2, 2sS 12s: less foreign merchandise and
specie exported sl9e4l,z2' net imports $500, 2al so6
THIS does not include ths value OF vessels sold to for.
eigner which cannot be given for several months 70.
or this amount s<2 Sal remained In warehouse on
the 3oth Of June 1897. The domestic exports during
the same period were 1884 54o 0t3 All thcss values
are In gold, the domestic merchandise from The A.
lsntc States having been reduced 10 gold values ct the
rates indicated BY the monthly average price OF gold
New York.
Redemption Of the Notes Of the Unadiiia
National Bank.
Comptroller OF Currency Hubbard gives notice that
the circulating notes OF the National Ussdna Bank,
New York, will be paid in lawful money Of the United
States upon preseu,s,sn Of the ,hs Treasury Of
the United states.
Personal.
Judgs w. T. Otto. Assistant Secretary u the Interior,
returned yesterday from bis visit to the West aud has
resumed The duties Of ho once.
j. r Dodge, sts,lsticsn Of the Department Of Aar.
culture. will start in day Or two on tour through the
western states TO perfect the arrangements FOR supply
ing The department with statistical reports.
Army B.Iietin.
The folowpg officers OF the retired lst have been
dsrsd 70 report 10 General Schohsd for cour, martial
duty .--Brsvst Majors w. H. Rssssli, A. b. Thompsos,
WIN. Dean r. H. Porter and Paul ouirk Captains n. b.
Hsndsrsbot,, ". b. Lowe, c. H. hcNslty and W r. Cod
win; Brsva Captain Alfred Townsend and First Lieu
tenant r. 8 Dosber
Major General r. A. Hitchcock, United States yolun.
,ssrs has been mustered out, u date octob,ri
MAJOR A. 4. II johnson, Assistant Adiuisni osneral
has ssen mustered out TO date september L.
Brsvs, Lieutenant Colonel A. b Carey Thisssuih 10.
fsn,ry, has been ordered to his regmeaa
Brsvs, coloRsi n. 0. Wood. Assistant Adju,snt cen
srsl, has been ordered 10 report 70 Gsssfsi Pope
The Rish,s OF Heirs Under xss Homestead
Commissioner wilsoa. OF the General fani osncs 70
answer 70 ca made By party 10 Manssq's Tor la'oc
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The stock in the ship chandlery store Ne % vss.
street, on Monday night, owned By John J. Bingham,
was insured for so, 500 ~ Observation-Disclosures 5000
Greenwich. "a, 500, Commonwealth, 5000 The loss
on stock viii amount % about ll0.0 900.
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MrsCILLANEoUs.

irrscono.leable differences are said TO have already
sprung up between the President aud Gensral Grant.
The latter stated refuses Ia direc, terms 10 execute
abe orders relative 10 the supsssdurs Of Sheridan
snc s.cklss aud claims ,hs. he Alone General OF the
army. has the right 10 control the departments No
further changes have occurred 10 the Cabinet
The letter OF General Grant on the rcraovs Of Sheridan
has called forth the fac, that leading Missouri radicals
some time ago had . conveuaton with him, In which he
expressed mse favorable 10 the Congressional plan OF
reconstruction The majority OF the party continued 10
disirus, hlu however, until the publication Of his
recent letter and they consider him OF them
selves. A reception 10 10 Be given Sheridan on hS
arrival Ia st. Louis
Z, Is reported that the University a. AGsass, Ca, vas
recently ordered TO bc closed by General Pope, on
account OF remarks made by q sludea, In . speech
at eonlmsocoment. Through the representations OF
Chancellor Iirscomh the commeuccmen. exercises
allowed 70 continue, on condition that the newspaper
yress should say nothing about the whole transaction
10 further stated that eght thousand dollars intended
tor the use OF the University Lay. been Withheld from
such use By General Pope.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday the article
the psrdonns power was adopted and referred TO the
Committee 90 Revision. The Convention then went
into Committee OF the whcls on the state Finances
end Can,s but after slight debate shs subject post
roasd The article on the militia thea adopted and
rsfsuei 70 the Committee on Revision.
The freedmen in certsln districts OF Georgis have
peblt.d an address TO thsir brethren, fsvorus the
ssc,iop Of msu OF thor color TO Congress- They
contend that many white conservatives will vote for =
black man in preference 70 white man who could take
the oath, and having . majority among themselves, al
coy rate are entitled 10 their own representatives.
: II lie reported tha, the Memphis aud Ohio Railroad has
been seized BY Governor Brornou, and ,hs, the strike
"a the Nozzle road has ceased
The railroad machine chop a. Lafayette Ind, vv
ssssroyed by Are saturday night involving loss Of
100000. large ore also occurred a. Greensburs.
Ohio sss evening, destroying seversl buiIdngs Toe
loss 10 estimated At tl0o.o0O.
Thsddsus stevens has nearly recovered his hssh snd
hss recently written et.sr In which he ys that tbors
~ no law 70 probbi, the removal Of District command
-,s without the conssn, OF The senate He claim. that
conservatism as defined BY some ssostors -or,. Than
oopperhesdsm.
me Indians Who fought ri Republican river recently
Ger, word 20 the whites after the bsuls was that
they did not want peace The Sioux Indian. are also re-
ported iscorrigble
Three hundred aud thirty deaths have occurred from
cholera IN the Iaian Territory large proportion OF
las pcpula. on OF Tor Gibson ana sixty soldiers and
<evsnty.ase iatsas at Fort Arbuoss hsrs tisd OF ~
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FIRE AT FOND DU LAC.

Fosp Dc Lac Wis, August ~, 1897.
Scribners savmlli vac burned yesterday. 10"
e20
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Tho Fire In Cedar Street.

Tho lie, Of Insurance., 10 the loss by Ore 81 Nos IS and
20 Cedar street, occupied By Frank Miller Co, ere -
follows the stock and buildings:-Rssf Insurance
Company 5000; Columbia 81 500; STAR g. 500 Fire
franklin, Of Philsdelphis t7.sco; Phoenix. OF Phia
dsphia. $500; Insurance Company STATE Of Pennsy
vania a. 500; making total Of e22 500 The lo.s on
damage.
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REGISTRATION IN CHARLESTON.

CaAsrxsros, a G., AuTuss n. 1897.
Nsstyfeuf persons registered today, Of whom dtsy
eas we're rnltss asd for,y.thres hacks,
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WON pIclslc aalanAo-

sr Lous August ~. 1877
Tbs ssfBoes II thc Uulon Psc nc Ratroad ksssss
branch, TOR July 80 $4,000 ghs cstpnssd ssf"'"sA
t,t Alsu' ruIr tsaaoSo
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Or. sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP

Gr. SCHENCh' ; PULMOEIC SYRUP.
This great meieue cured Dr ) H. scHzScE tbs Pro
p-.ot0r 20 Pulmonary Consumption v4su &: had assumed
most formidable aspect al vAsa speedy death AZ
fe,rei Js inevitable. lis ply- lns prgu7aao-i ass
uraraJie when BE- commenced t- tais simple
lat powerful remedy Hs hs-Ith restored rary
short time and return u tbs disease la, Jsen apyr5-
E-nded Tor al TIA, symptoms quickly d!s1ppssrei and his
present We. ht Is NOR. than two hundred pounds.
Since liz roc very ne hss devoted L. attention sxe,u
ascy TO the q Consumption aad the dss4--s which
us.aliy complicated VII. T. aai tao Effected ~
h, medicines have been vesy uAnlr.Jg. AMI @ = .Idsr
fs. Or. ScHsNCk inses pgyz,5.I Wig. q. 7sy-raI Of
th. IA ger cities weekly vA>le hc r.. l.5so eozcnurse
% patients, and it truly astonishing t. I-osr con-
glptges ANt haze be lifted o. thsir Carriages AHd
.l few mouths healthy robust persons De SCHgSR-s
PJLMON!" SYRUP, sEA"EEU TONIC AND NAN
DRAKE PHI Is generally all reql.rcl il e1Ing Co,
Sumption. Fail directions accompany each HAT .ry
can take thea without seeing Dr. SCIENCE bit
IL 5 couyrasEtit : Bet him he gives .dv.ca tree
JIi for tnraugh examination with IA Rss 3
r.. L thrs- io!l.rs
Please observe when Pa=ehasiag TIA, the Likeness
4 t- Doctor, vsa 10 the last stage Of Cn.snp
l9a - rbe other h. il. p-F+t h,.ltA are OF
to Govern s;aiu2
III hy al D.-g,:a and Dealers p-ir. N ssr bs;tI-
$50 the h.If dozen. letters si-ios should be
addressed to d.. scHEScz. Principal One 40. IS North
9th Street. Pi'AI-llhia, p
Csn.rsl Who'll. sale s-nt,; Denl,, a.-ac. Co. y Y
:. Hence, B4It:.asrs Nd. john D. p r.~ CinciuEati
Ohio; Walker Taylor, CAicag,, Ill; fallias Bros s.:
Louis so. 2Iy.es.,na.- "
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+. II. INEZAHAM, W :.
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MooxEr.-Mr. Moone, starts east in few
weeks to prepare for TIE spring campaign in
clothing, and IA he wants all the money he
can raise TO taks with hin, you can now buy
at almost any price you offer by paying cash.
Everybody knows his stock is equal both in
size and quality, to any ether in the city,
and that he is an honorable and most pleas
ant mar to deal with
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p. I. BAnyUM.


FiRE.-Aboat three dock On Thursday
morning the brick baidjng on the conner Of
Main and Ia Sale Streets, Gats'v occupied
as shoe store ny Hsibes, / AeEatia. vas
discovered to &c on FIRE GA burs,iu. open
the building, it was found that the fire was
near the bottom Of The stairs leading into tie
cellar, and also eItes.ded along the coraice
Of the slelyin. in the store on the main floor,
ca both sides. Ile wc.,h. r was intensely
cold, tao Thermometer Is below zero) get
the frernen we're promptly On hand, and the
fire was extiagaisLsI before il reached The
second story. Tie srora being uaoccupicd
The only damage done On tha lover story wa,
to 'the building itself, amounting 70 about
5000. The second story was occupied BIZ
the millinery establishment Of Mrs. Joaas
whose goods, from, their frail nature, we're
nearly destroyed by the smoke and aa'er
though no fire ra4cheJ them. The building
it owned By itr. 5. ". Chaever, whose loss
is covered by Insurance. Mr.; Jones, also,
had some Insurance. but neither enough to
cover her loss we ara not alvisel
There is again in this case, IS n that cf
th5 Gre At tie CE.Lman warehouse, no room
for GouL: ~: that the fire Was erkiuded bv
an inceaAiary Il is ;rle. Mr.. Chesver wax
preparing % move as zocds ito the baili>
ing on THURSDAY and hal hal the rcoms
ciean,d; bat ihsr. had been nc fige in the
lower rooms for-tso days before The FIRE.
Then, the fire dill not commence nea. the
stove, but il vas apparently enkindIed in ,he
shelving on both sides Of the stora and on
the esllar stairs. There was a coal hols ia
the rear, through which til possible access
WAS gainsd to the cellar.
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Police Matters.

Magistrate-Judgs Leavcus.
On Friday of last week John j. Porter
was brought up on the charge OF 'drurls and
disorderly." Porter keeps little grocery in
South Ottawa, and boards at the illinois
! River House, in that suburb. lie gol on a
bit of Il tight, and not only assaulted the
landlady of the hotel with volley OF very
| foul words, but also with cuffs and kicks.
So ne was brought before Police Magistrate
Leavens and fined So for violating the city
ordinance which denounces drunkenness
and d.ordsr.y conduct AZ a grievous Of
tense. Mr. Porter paid the fias and depart,
ed bu! had no sooner got beyond the pres
eincts of Judge Leavens, than he was re-
arrested on the charge Of assault and battery.
For this offensc he had second trial before
! a South Ottawa magistrate, who fined him
s25 more. This latter draft WIS beyond his
financial ability, and he paid penance in the
calabooss seven days, in lieu of the cash.
Ga Saturday the first victim ''tender
youth of Is summers, who had plundered q
till in Mr.. Gridl,y's store Of about s. in pos
| tai currency 1t also appeared, on searching
HIM, that he had stolen a gold pen from a
desk in Mr. Grisgs' store. Varions other
articles, evidently sto'en, were found en- his
person. The youth was bully boy in his
way, and first attracted the attention of the
marshal by threatening to blow another boys
brains out with a pistol. He WAS placed
over night in he calabocse, and then let off
with fathcrIy alg.on:tion.
Thea the oaiee Of the police magistrate
was illuminated By the radan. couutenanee
Of Johnay Hammond. The complaints
ayains, Johnny were various. Ga the pre-
ccding evening he had gone to Miichell-s
Diam. Saloon, IN u safe somewhat salubri-
oas, ami Ordered supper, Of which lie Partook
haar,ily; bat when pay therefor vas demand
ed, demonstrated 50 bois:eroasly that Mr.
Mitchell "as obiis,! to evict him from the
premises. His next appearance was a. the
saloon Of NJ. John Doll, where his general
conduct was not only highly jisordyriy and
worse a. never vas but be grossly abused
m Innocent Teaton by knocking him down
and Kicking him I'm the place WHERE honor
h,s' The whole available force Of the es>
adjustment was brought into requi=.,ion =
Sc: F'd OF 50 'o.iFePero'' customer John
ny IS neS' he1rd o. Al Al:- Pete Lsin Bis
li.rl Saloon. Here his manners were clearly
uAimProVed ~ recent experience M. John
Hobsn 'eainred to demonstrate with him,
when johnny seized pitcher AM went into
Ar. Hoosn pci nell MT. II. was 'hTowa
upon Inc edge OF billiard table WIKI such
ioE;e as TO badly cat his ts-s, and, a3 john
ny aIse lay but his hes.a vigorously with
the pitcher, Mr. II. came cut of tie fsh;
with = good many ugly wounds and bruises.
ii this exciting juuctlre, however. Johnny's
career was Suddenly c4, si0rt by the appear.
aace Of lie CITY marshal who bore lin - .
in triumph 70 the Ca.aby5se. Tie scene IL
the Police Magistrates Office next day was
ea.lyesrng NJ. Mitchell preferred MS cons
present ofe'.''''I WIN e'"p''i"''' @Nd
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DIR. OLzE,

Oilers Lis professional services . the people OF
AMI vicinity. and in DOUG would bys leave TO ssy that
alter long cNrey-nce IN the tTeatfapt Of End
chronic dissa-c, 10 ient 70 this and Gtter c. he
I'eis qualified 10 taxa any IN ASnd THAI may o,E
d. o hAs located .srmsnsnty in Ottawa and hops by
thorough knowledge q al.i,ine and strt ateato. -
al calls, ia >y cJuasry, receive lt4ral share Of
practice.
Co it!t~alr Ait.l51 lr! l. EI.! - ~ Tr.assx,i
II Di'sasss n u: II az! Il r.-E.
od.-o in Post Once Bu.l.n-. o,,r s.k-ry nr.4.p
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I.r-,i.'s Ladies Magazine for February
for sale at Osman & Hapeman's.

FIHN.-The unloading of dozen or so Of
truck loads o! new goods a, Finn reminds
US that he has just received splendid new
LOT of heavy groeeriae. lie has taken advan-
tagc Of he late stringency in the market. and
has sugars, colfee, tea, soap, &c, &c, to
offer at prices which will surprise houses
keepers. Always go to Firms for the
chez pest and beat.
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CHILD Il BRo.-Prices of bopts and shoes
at Child & Bros. have been knocked down
another ten per cent. within week to hasten
the closing out process, as they have but
little time left Indeed you can buy of them
at almost any price and their stock is as good
as any other. Only, hurry up hurry up
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g. :" a L * e R
MY II Consulted At The
GEiGEIs gzOJ.fs, OCT WA,
or New School System of
Tscdicin-,

Embracing every modern reform and improre ent in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil and lay the foundation for failure Ill
h'aith Parents should sec that their children not
dosed with sucs medicines. for th.y he we'll
afterwards All min srl poison. alike injurious. The
greatest modern inIp.or In liciue
containing the active msdical principles Of and
plants in concentrated form. Thay Ea-ic RENE
dies and were before equall-i In the
disease When judciously administered, they meet DIFF
scaie WITT wonderful certainty
DIR. DIN. Of Ottawa,
Represents this great reform in medicine and viii attend
personally upon all fors Of disease either scus chronic
Or surgical when desired Violent diseases dipthsr:a
Cholera group dysenter syers &C. very successfully
treated oy genuine Eclectic practitioners they
y losing while in old chronic they noted
everywhere. They always called upon 10 repair the
mischief produced by other physcznz with their Ei or
cure ."eTas ,Ii,s.
Coughs o. 10 or Is ystrs standing: Cs-rr with the
destruction Of the bones tisIuss Of the nose
Consumption with partial loss Of ung~ Syphilis with
lou liberation and los. of parts; Hip dsssaae will; nall
ity to walk; Sroalous asca.es Of every variety and
severity Deafness. fonl to b years eontinu-uc- Rhc-
raaiism with enlarged and anchy lo,ed joints Spernat1r
rhea, wiz dementa Diseases Of thu Eve &C. &c have
been cured aud all Of which will Ia happily
TO for TIM beneh Of hoIe mjl.rl, afflicted Ne warrants
: cure in all cases Of Power anI A.a,.
Diseases Of WOmsE and Children specially treSte!.
Aeteae nd surgical Instruments Of every variety
-sIly s7.i.i 70 h.so r.-lcls complaints. Consal; Inn
Dec. 21-sr-tf
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False Theories of Science Exposed, and
tn. Scriptures Vindicatsd-in = series of dis
courses at the Baptist Ch5rch
Introductory discourse Sabbath evening
Jan Goth. L. GOTHAM.
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narrgage ana CeIiI ,acy.

4 ESSAY or WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
N fsr Young men, Also. Diseases end Abuses which
permaturely PROSTATE the Vital powers With sure means
relief Sent free charge in see letters envelope,
AnIress Dr. j. Shli.LIN UOtGITON, Howard Assocs-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa Fab
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NEW FiRM.-Our friend S. H. Hnnsberger
OF the Agricultural and Seed Store, ha~ tax.
en- into partnership With hin, Mr.. II. b. Viii
Hams 80 that the name of the Arm IS now
Hunsberger & Williams. Besides dealing in
all kinds of agricultural impl ements, seed, etc.
the new fra are also going largely into ma
ruftcturlng, and especially Lave commenced
the manufacture of the best brooms ever seen
in Ottawa. We sag this judging from spe,
cinen before us. They are capital business
men and bound TO succeed.
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a HEE yE,

On and after February st 1867 shall do m exclr-
siy. cash business and all goods must b PAID on
DELIVERY, wthoii: any except, n.
All parties Indebted to us are requested call
tie their account ALsCHULER { CO.
Ottawa, Jan. 9Th, It67-4v-sp