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RICHMOND May 9.--rhcr was scri',s;' rat
this evening among crowd o. negroes S:.i'l.''''
on Carey street to sec the trial betwc" the eng rs
of the Richmond aud Wilmington. Del, Fii' E"l-
panies. \ fight took place. and a nr::l'" was "a
rested. The mob OF negroes rescued him. hut X:
was again captured. C!'on arriving ri ;l'r Upper
Station House the negro mob asa'n rcscuci iir.
throwing p,vins; stones at the police. Captain
Jenkins OF the poll two scr;;cllS u:!d pri.a:cS
were all injured. two of t;.c.n seriously T.; aiS
time the mob had scl!ct! Il Mcar!! oiic ;!o;i,a
negroes.
General Schoiicd sen; up c,,;npan: al the Isl
Regiment and ca &c himself. II s?nkr 10 tie
mob commanding them - d;ra.s!r. hi:t tic o.,.er
was not obeyed. The soldiers i:n char.c'!
bayoncts and drove them away. More so',, .rr:'
were sent to the station House after night. ald !o
riot is now likely ~ occur.
The Wilmington, Delaware, Fire Company had
been received By our iircnlcn they leave to-
night.
During the progress of the mob, they surround
ed house in Which whit; bu> had taken rc''i2;"
aud clamorcd for him until ne came out. I!:c
police took him in charge. Tic negroes said lie
had sluns-si;ot.
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gs- ARTIFICIAL EYES. ARTIFICIAL liU-
MAN EYES made To order and inserted by prS. f.
BAuCiI and p. GOUGLEMASN tfurImrry employed 10y
l,olssoSxI.u nj Parls' No. ;1g r"adwny. New York.
Surjl IA Tyr
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RE -EEAUTIFuL HAIR. GllENALli.RS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively r,r'tnr'T %r.S H5fr "
original color ;n! Youthful m.'uy 'ml"rS IL" ana
-tr.rlg t ti,. weakest hair: steps ns falling "u; ni
o,, keeps ,il head clean; i 'in"'rac!ri Is ii''
dressing :'''d hy ali n:i'ssistE ai fashionable hair
,rrs>,.rS AMI nj my "l!c". VI. lG; broadway. Hs
York SARAH A. tnEvAIlEi;. ". l.:
n)WIE y MO.Sf,
W. lIl Meeting street.
'.."'-;;" Charleston Hotel.
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sxsTATr OF snrcTI CNPoLEt--IN THE
COMMON prras-COILEToN DtsTEIrr.-T!l' or'"r
nai. nj tl,c les; r.eu.qr of III" Court for Corto
r.ir,ct rcn,;rinc session Of al extra term for the
said ri.;rrt Mt Wa!.rrhoro ilr third Ts's'"g i'll May
ncx; is hnrrI,r revoked
t,l PERSONS s,lnr,nnn,l ~ iur0:l Interested rs
encrs lrrnanfs or witn":se+. will take IN" notice
hereof tSignc1, FL. MSEN.
,rr;l ao,r 1917. 3 Ma II
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RE- NOTICE To MARINERS. & ApTAINS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor t'rir vessels Ashley
River are requested moi Ia Il" anywlrn within direct
3i,,w nf thu Era,l- uf the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wIIAKvIS the Charleston alr - A"ir w's sid" -
the Ayhlcy River; by which prrcauti" contact with Tie
Submarine Telegraph Cable vii! Ia. avoided
:. 4. TURNER, H. ".
ilarImr Masters Oiiic charleston. February lst.
February :
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slARISIED,

un the evening % the 9Th May. 1856. bv the Roy. JON,
Mmnr at his residence Mr. FRANK GOODWIN nmd
Miss ANNIE MCFAppE.
New ork Herald, Washington AMI Brooklyn rai"r
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81 CONSlGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON.
from Baltimore az, ,,hs notified that Ill. l.
:lis day sharrr cargo 1T Pier M. Union winr'r~.
All goods rcrnairl. un IL, war; after vii! l
stored a; their risk and expense.
MDIDECAI Stp
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From AInryluIiti
From 81. louis.

ANNApoL1s, May 9.--Thc Constitutional Conyra
tion organized, Richard B. Carmichael, Ircside nj
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H5- 'rITE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTH cAIOI.ISt nISTRIt.r--In the Court "f Mimi
rally nf thu United States ui tm.ra for South iar'm
Dsrir:.--ThI. Tinted States ni Nmrria.-'I" j T. VI.
EPpIN; Marshal f the Init'rl States inr III" district
aforesaid. nr his llwfn 1"lmty-';r'r;iiit:
rnrl AMI r,.l oi yo,i ar. hereby cnmnt..Nl with
u ,lrliy n cite AMI a,u:uns AMI these are therefore,
Ia i,. ~, ,i uish all i,rsnns in general who lar'
or lrr."l tn haze. any right Tile. claim interest. pro-
v"ry iruIanl Whatsoever ill., to- ar mt of ' St'alll'
,r Gra.rs' In:'r a:.,ius; which libel hatll been rS-
hihal an flied in the sail Court. 10y - in II ra's' a.
admiralty and M,ri,ilnr u is.lic;r hv WM Il. P"r'+
that they h" and appear h tr' thu Hon. ''r" y i'nYhS
.u.r ui tl' sail Court ~ a 'lr I" hc h"'i' at th
Federal Court ",,s. "m "Wednesday m 18th LAY of Mav.
inst. mrx; at /. O'Clock NJ. To show rasc. il AM they
have why the PRAYER ri the said lil should II In
granted ,lI wl,as".,: yn shall Il" III Tie premises
yn snll duly CERTIFY untu The JUICE al"r'>ai -! ii
tin. AMI :l, aforesaid together with i.,' presents.
II, .l:rl,s;o the Ih day vi May. i'll the year {" our
Lord ole thousand ri"h, hundred siX;:-srycir.
plEyEA.
81 i.ibrilaut's Proctor.
~ DAHL HoRIBErE
Dirtr. 4. { lGrk.
May lO i"?
ss-WE ARE Authorized To ANNOUNCE
r. NJ WHITING ESD ~ - candidate tor Sheriff ~
Charleston iJuriai, District. at III. next election.
September IT,
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gs-EREoRS OF YOUTH. 4 GEETLEMAA
wlr suffered for years from Nrry"s Debility. Pre-
n,urc pr:.x aml all r ELECTS III youthful. :"ii-'r
tiu,l will :h sake =" suffering humanity. send tree
ln nj who need it. ihc rn,c;p All" directions o: making
the >ilnp, r,,u,c!. by which m wa: cured Sufferers
Wishing profit by the advertisers rxprrcncn can 'l"
-o by mhlrr-sins in perfect con!is:rnr"
II,IIA L,
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commissioners 0flir.. Wat-rl,orn Nav ,h. ls';-.
Mny N may !n.aiiIlnf ~,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ao-MTrUAI. BENEFIT LOAN ASSOCIATION.
''HA;LrsrnS. May .. 1,G7.-Ihn Board OF Directnr'
HAVING tie I.rcl 4 nvIDi.Nn to ron.h.rrnwrr-. III,
same will b. na.! a! after N,adIy next. the l3 /
inst at ,hr office Of III" Treasurer. No. 100 Ea6 Eay, q"
presentation ni Certificates A. l.. r0nGiS
May lu Treasurer.
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MoyI.E May 1.--:;.c:s 20 l:'ies : ,i.l,.s,. -
,sS. Ccu,;:.d ii.:;.t and II. ..c .''ia ;s's, g: -.
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i,,>oi..,,i l!.a; il,,- Commit "n the Anc;nl-
.!s. ii tir,..i !,'I TT" trial ri minister r2 Il!-
>tr...,i i,.' .I.io r,sii.rai!un tn Irnrri,: y!
r.la;. - oi,' resolution expressing i' s't:-c oi
,rl: ,H-..;I'!l iir' The imperative il;, II '"riE
!.r..!'.' II Ia, Ct!::c!i ;r rr i'tv; am! "h ~i-
M" 81, 10, .;,,it, iii,, ir..:i It; minister.
i::cs. Hr. ifsiii,: "irf'! II" following rrs"u-
.,..;. 3; - :"., ;!;at it 'c laid "n thu tahr inrc"n
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o's SAVANNAH, My 9--,'.:;ea ..i'a''e'i "a
closed very lr.c.i:i L W.T., = :","' - 'i. ~
Rncci1ts for the ,yee, ssh -, .g:., 1" ''rn
lS 32j.
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Tic l,%.Iaa OF ni"ntbcrs ;i.,,.,.; ycstcr,.. Wei
.i!.. add uf Inc clergy, The Rev \. :'I' ME
:. t. tr..::,.y. WM. Jou>soS, join JOHNSON, l.. {.
i.,>cE j. ]. SuAED. JAMES Sgu;::y an! L. - irN-
lIEn; add "i li, .,l.!, MssrS, Z. II. .!Nl'!:t'aS
' K,NSo!.,s. :,NolY turr!S, !ol,ud t" be irrsyn'.
i,c ComiL:.:;;c.. q" Certificates ii Ia! ibcrni
spor;el liz. following; additional Deputies rnia &c!
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Christ, In which the theories Of those
known as Pre-adventists were ably OPP
posed.- We have no room for even an
outline Of the sermon, but will say that
twas intensely interesting and did
great credit to the speaker.
The next meeting of this Church Court
will be held in Huntsville, Harrison
county, Ohio, on the second Tuesday in
June. as1tt lE.lttlt I
The Presbytery is in very flourish
ing condition. 1t is at present compos-
ed of eleven ordained Ministers, three
Students of Theology, and about two
thousand communicates. At present
there are thirteen vacant congregations,
mostly small organizations.
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DISTURBANCE on A TRAN.-A very
lively alteration occurred on the pas
senger train, on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg road, coming to Wheeling, on
Tuesday forenoon. When the train
arrived ut Steubenville, three Steuben-
Williams, who were considerably line-
briated, got upon the train, and seemed
to be imbued with the idea that they
were going to run it. However, they
made no very great demonstration in
that direction until the train reached
Martinsville, where they were seized
with the conviction that the inmates of
the ladies' car desired and needed their
especial attention; therefore they start
ed to 90 in that car. They were in
formed by the railroad man at the door,
and by the conductor who was near by,
that the car was for the accommodation
of ladies, and that they could not enter
it. They desired to argue the matter,
and did 80, the conductor going to
another part of the train. During the
conductors absence, the three drunk
en- men knocked the brakeman down
and commenced q general assault. One
of them meeting the conductor, asked
him if he "was conductor of this traini"
He replied that he was. Flip! and he
was handed q severe crack between the
eyes; but he Immediately rallied him
self and gave the intruder the benefit
of the floor. By this time the train
men had gathered together, and Sc
we're fight was in progress, resulting in
the Steubenvillians being completely
routed from the cars. One of them was
severely injured, and the other two
were taken into custody by the Mar
tinsville authorities, when the engine
whistle footed, and the train passed
placidly on its winding way to the
classic town of Bridgeport.
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PROPOSALS

For Lumber for Citizens Street Rdilcay Co.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIy
- ED up to the LIST day of May next, for the
following descriptions Of lumber: 2,450 cross
lies with privilege Of increasing l,5O0 more
size Of same, feet long, Axe inches; to be good
sound white oak, clear of sap. The above TO be
delivered at City Wharf, railroad depot, or other
suitable places along the line of road.
Also, $4,000 feet board measure, with privilege
Of increasing $4,000 feet more, OF good sound
white pine, clear OF sap; the size of said lumber
10 be in pieces of not less than "a feet long, 5xf
inches. To DO delivered along the line OF
uad as may be required during the months Of
May and June next. -
The above proposals will be received at the
Office of the Wheeling Citizens Passenger Rail
way Company, in the office of the National In
-urance Company. Contractors will be required
10 give security for the performance of the above
contracts. JOHN McLURE, JR.,
President Citizens Street Railway Company.
aurlE.till mail
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OUR PEOPLE are too often imposed
upon by professed opticians, who sell
an inferior spectacle at .exorbitant
prices. Oxtoby & Duffield, at their
iewelry store, lO3 Main street, nearly
opposite Merchants National Bank,
have just received a fine assortment of
spectacles of all styles, to which they
invite the attention of all whose vision
is in any way impaired.
Messrs. O. & d. repair watches, clocks
and iewelry with promptness. See adj
vertisement, and call at their store.
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THEATRE.-There was q large audi
ence of ladies and gentlemen at Wash
ington Hall last evening. To say that
the play of Othello was artistically and
acceptably presented would be mild
expression. Tonight Mr.. Buchanan
will take a benefit, at which time will
be presented the play of London As
surance."
We desire to say that we, as one of
an audience, have no objection to per-
sons going out bet Seen acts to indulge
in a cooling glass of 'lemonade;' but
to remain until after the next act COM
mences and then come rushing in with
tn e tramp of cattle and steer to the
front of the Hall, is an insult to
the audience and the actors. That's all.
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THE ScULLING MATCH.-We notice IN
the Pittsburgh papers that Walter
Browne, who is to try a hand with Jim
my Hamill in sculling match for the
championship of this country, arrived
in that city on Sunday last. He is rep
resented as being small man, appar
emily not as large as Hamill, but thost
conversant with such matters state that
he "strips well.' His head is rather
small, and neck slender, which render
him more delicate in appearance thar
he really is. He is about twenty-si,
years of age, and tolerably good look
ing. The Little Giant" it is said, vii
have to make huge efforts to overcome
this adversary. Mr.. Browne is accom-
panied by Mr.. John Shea, his trainer
who expresses every confidence in hi
man, but who is determined to reduce
him considerably below his present
weight-170 pounds.
The two competitors now take dali!
"spurts" in company. Tho race will
take place on the 2lst proximo. ~
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JUSTICE JouNsToN's CoURT.-Cler-
mans Knoke was arraigned before Jus,
tice Johnston yesterday on a charge OF
threatening to cut the whole heart out
of John Andrews, and the Justice i'm,
posed fine of five dollars and costs up
on Knoke for his rashness, and held him
to bail in the sum of one hundred dol
lars for his good behavior for one year.
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FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the Presby.
terrain Church, in Martinsville, Ohio,
gave festival and concert on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, to raise funds
to help pay off the remaining debt upon
their church. They succeeded admira-
bly, in their efforts, realizing a hand
some sum. - .-
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FOR SALE

.,,rr UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
ns hundred and eighty acres of land, stu.
L o IN Wetzcl county, w. Va, about seven
s'sd ~ rom the county seat, New Martinsville,
niles nSo river. forty acres Of which is cleared
Oh I =, for fencing purposes, small orchard and
. house. Also forty.eight acres OF bottom
t na W.tlel county, fronting on the river, ON
M hisb Il located good two-story house worth
EhNn a. 80 ,IOSEPHUS CLARK.
a0S Snnix 10 JOSEPHUS CLARK, New Martins
~ tWr,yrl county, w, Va. feb2a-d&w
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BRADLEY
uOOLEN YARN FACTORY
FOR SALE.
,,uE UNDKRsiGSED oF r. IsI.

v UNDERslGNRD OFFERS
,hD following described property for SALE
viz: .,.;o, b,ick building three stories high,
Asn,, nv rs n. wide, with the addition oil q
Ifi;p rSas House 81 f. long by a6 H. wide ana
soo9 pS;;ct tenement house containing. rooms,
goo sS"yeral other small out houses sdaptea W
iscihtalx~ss rYNyiz: Two sett Of 4 fl. jerks Ma
NM With all the late improvements; spin.
cnilF mules, QUE containing $50 spindles ana tne
Is ss4 four twisters and other mscm i.S
SStsbc for carrying on p the Thers sIsa
spenGhnr srtt of machines in Factory, The Fac
non. '' =, Ionsration and those wishing TO pur.
tory s, onIa do well to call and examine same
thSSs S;s,sly. A splendid Boiler, Engine,
iIlr,'ay attached TO samel are included In the
tGo'SInI ~, warranted sufficient power 10 run
ae|,T H An MACHINES For terms, Sc, enquire Of
; sell OF ''' +. BRADLEY,
OF adG' ,To. Wheeling, W. V.
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LADIES wanting Party Dresses, lace
Handkerchiefs, Lace Collars, the most
fashionable Hoop Skirts, for the street
or the drawing-roon, and the best
makes of Kid Gloves, should call at
Geo. r. Taylor and Co.'s.
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CRISPER COMA.

Oh she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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REMOVAL.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
L in informing his customers and citizens gen
rally that he las removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment to the north side Of Unisn, be-
tween Main and Market streets, where he keeps
constantly on hand the best brands OF French
Caliskin together with as good workmen ~ the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron
az" he wishes continuance of the same.
aprS 6m JAMES MATHEWS.
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U. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The U. s.
District Court will convene in Charles
ton on next Monday, the 22d inst. The
U. S. Marshal, with the jurors from this
part of the District, will leave for that
place tomorrow, the 18th.
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WANTED.
" AN I'D.
CTlYk AG 4 Mt . Z We II II

Give A G X N T 4 X We II "
A WHERE to introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
FAMILY. sells at sight, and demand constantly in
crcasius. Agents, male and female, now oper
sing arr making $40 to s25 per day by working
3 lew hours daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
AsrNIs UNNECESSARY. A sample Of each, worth
=. with terms to agents, sent free by mail 10
any address Send 90 cents IL pay postage.
tSS'SNTIsFACrION GUARANTEED. Address
CIV JACKSON g. CO.,
mchs.Iy + o. Box l3is, Baltimore, Nd.
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MAKKET.-Thece Was very good at
tendance at market Yesterday morning
aud not any changed consequence il
prices. Butter bought from IS to 40c
eggs from 10 to zoe; green apples 40
per peck: cabbage SC per head; turnip'
9Oc per peck; onions sc per bunch.
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NOTICE

10 Subscribers in the Capital Stock Of Citi-
:cps' Passenger Street Railuag Company.
DY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DI.
ID rectors, 10 per cent. of the amount sub
scribed is required to be paid on Saturday, Goth
inst. TO Jno Bishop, Secy pro. tenn, at the Ma.
iional Insurance Company Office, Monroe street,
Wheeling. JNO MCLtRE, JR., President.
April 18th, ls67-aprl7
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MUsIc.-Ladies who desire to have
their Music bound in an elegant and
substantial style, should go to the REG
lsTER Bindery, opposite MLure House.
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.
MEETING OF TUE UNITED PREsBYTERY
OF .WHEELING.-The Presbytery OF
Wheeling, in connection with the Uni
ted Presbyterian Church, met in this
city on last Tuesday and continued its
sessions until noon on yesterday.
In the absence of the Moderator, the
senior Minister, Rev. H. Parks, of st.
Clairsville, presided.
Clerk-Rev. r. G. Campbell, of Mar
tinsville. J-54gG
In addition to the usual routine OF
business, Mr.. d. A. Duff, of Belmont
county, Ohio, delivered trial exercises,
which were unanimously sustained, and
he was solemnly set apart for the work
Of the Gospel ministry. This is young
man OF more than ordinary PROMISE and
one who bids fair to become valuable
servant of the Church. ssss
On Tuesday evening Rev. William
Wishart, of Franklin College, delivered
sermon on the Second Advent Of
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THERE is no excuse for any one going
barefoot as long as they can buy boots
and shoes as cheap as they are sold by
Blond & Bachman, lO7 Main street, cor
ner of Sprigg alley.
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NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
IL tho Liquor business, Casper Keim, the
uams and style Of the firm win be s. Keim h
Bro.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me To present them immedi.
ately, and those indebted to me viii please call
and settle, As ! wish 10 close all my accounts a.
soon as possible. SIMON KEIM-
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A NEAT fitting boot is comfort, an
ill-ftting one an aggravation. If you
want to walk comfortably through life,
buy your boots and shoes ut Blond &
Bachman's, 107 Main street.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

II PrRvIsoRs OF OHIO Co. CLERKS OFFICE.
WHEELING, April 10th, 1867
, SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
4 of Supervisors will be held at the Court
House on Monday. the I'D inst, at 10 clock a.
NJ BY order of the President.
aprI7d3t&wit JOHN G. PORTER, Clerk.
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Proposals for Lettering Streets
and Alleys.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK,
April l6, 1867.
V'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
L proposals for lettering the streets and alleys
OF tie city, accompanied by sample Of the style
OF letter. Proposals will be received ut this OF.
ice until o'clock p. on Saturday, the Goth inst.
aprl.3t III. +. FEENl, City Clerk.
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FOR RENT.

J,OUI OR FIVE OF THE FINEST ROOMS
/ in the city, for Office or sleeping purposes,
corner Main and Union streets. Win be ready
Anil l. Gas in each room. Apply at
GARDENERS, l59 Main street.
- For SALE-0ffice Desk-cheap, Mt
i,SaSif GARDENERS. $50 Main street.