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Domestic BI.skets.

81
NEW YonK, July 17.-stocls gonoraily slcady,
a9yernmonts dull and heavy. Money 5aG Gold
sSld IT now Quoted as 4Sl Sterling time 1914
81 GGIgSss 9Ss al s;rss 1Ss; lsS;
others, Io74. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, IS. Ten!
nSssea Ias,s 81 So new sGd series 6G Flour 1oa2Oc
steady, t9a 60 Lard and Whisley firm. Cottoli
: stesdy at 2eic. Tnrpentino 97nb8c. RoBin quiet
and firm; common, IS 50a3 cay.
EVENING 'pIsPATcH. q n.
Cotton active and worry firm. sales 900 bales al
Wheat dull. Corn scarce, hrm and unchanged
quiet and steady: Texas wool 81. Troights dull
etocks heavy; Money 5ze. Gold sai. 60 Cou!
pcno eIEs 81 11ta1 ~ Y.Iv ,7snnors,, p,o,r co ~
choice $40. Wheat e. Corn sllelled 81 90. Mesf
Pork s2s, Dressed shoulders I'D cloar sidcs I4I
L1Ta T9s1Ii, ~: 1,,v q, - von, r,,b.n,,d Gov,
steady. Ness Port, salss COO barrels at .as %
Bacon shoulders 49, Lard 12l. '7t1,
BiLTAoRs. July III. Coffeo quiet and neglect
sa SGrsad ddsess sess Ras s As Sa ia
scarce. Bnik Shoulders Il; RIbbed sides iaiaiaI
B;S BnSon shorldsrs 2si2i; lubbed Sides Il; cca
aaS n,SIsa ba1ad Mess hold as Sugar iaastiy
pov;, Wn.1saIos s,s.a JSly Tnrpentins aauiot 81
eshIsnged; HiddIing as Sales 90 's bales. Rooeipt
AUGUSTA, July H.-Cotton quet but steady
salss Ss,s % nsl nbslo.; @i9dIing 2sa2ss ~,
Middling 2aa2ic. Eeceipts during tIo Iast tbre
days 4i9, against $50. Exports for tho veel
&sOe. .....l.......i.i rte. ,IEI,,n
=, New oaIzANs, July 17.-salea 100 bales firm
Low Middllngs, 28n2ac. Receipts 419. Lolisiani
in market t-Cubs, stock light /; held firmly iulI,
far TO prime, l4o, Molasses, large ct: ok, nomin
ally s7s1 Flour 9rm ijsuperlIo, eli ), ehoic,
extra, SIG 60a19. Corn firm scarce yellow ant
mixed, 25asoe.; whIle 400. Oats, stock ijgh ,7Sc
Fork qnlet firm, 324?6. Bacon Bib Sldes, Isle.
Clcsr, f6o. no shonldors in first landa. Stool
aeht. Gold, 1891; Sterling, bih5i; Now Yorl
aorMa, July l7.--galos 15O bales. Low Mid
ling 21}c, Receipts BtilS n ~ IA 49, =
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HorlHE ssoIsI -, y, JoHssos. r Tho Atlanta Ns,,
htiddrns tiiAt thd 'nbovo narhod diatinstGiIshod
citiaenf;hss been pardonod bytho President, and
says \ thfs be go, thS public may oIpoet 10 be re
galpg NTH tnotbcr lc4ler against rooonalructibnI
grange fatality s'ens r a!kend pardons e
4",1f i s5t# (, - fhs '#.Ei. Z 7Ntt = ,EI;,5
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15-S'rATE OFSCUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DisTRIcT-.CiERK's OFFICE c. O. 8. AND q. p
PUBLIC NOTICE.. J. ". BRowNFIELD. Clcrk OF
said Court In pursuance Of the Act Of tho Legislature In
such caso made and provided DO hereby gyo public no.
ticc that au ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will bo held on Monday. tho 9Th OF
August next OF a the usual places election through
out tho said District. ,... ..b,
Witness my hand at Charleston, Tho 26th June 1867
J. W. pRowNFIELD. c. @. 8. nnd @. p
juno %
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Il. d. HUTSON, Secretary.

The Relatives Friends nnd hcqunInn Mt
AScES CT Mr.. and Mrs JOHN II. HoRsEY and family
md OF his mother and brothers respectfully Invited
10 nstend the Funeral Of Mr. JOHN =. HORSEl ut tho
Unitarian Church.. This afternoon. at halfpasi nvo
o'clock Julv ~
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a5' CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL. soCIE-
TY-fle Members Of tile nbovc Society aro Iequcslo I
TO attend tho Funeral Of thoir brother member
MAURICE TRACY, from Ills late residence, No. Sd
Church street. This ". rning. at Nine o'clock.
by order.
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nLAltlfIED.

tho 9tl instant. by tho ReYd J. Al. B.RIsTE1t, Il.
hhSwELb RlIETh in, to HARRIET MOORE
nhRNARD. daughter oi the late DR.. DAVID MOORE OF
the place,
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NEW ORLEANS, July 1G.-Wo have Havana adj
vices to the Sd. Tho Bulletin Commercial quotes
No. - Sugar at 8lasa. Exchange. Is discount!
London; 13A premiums Paris, aa& premium.
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. : ; ; - :
10" Tho nclntivrs, Friends II nj AcIun int
nnrcs of Mr. aud Mrs. MAURICE TRACY. urc respect
fully inVit 70 seni the fuuora services Of the
Gclack. july ~
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Uplnnds l0ic.; Orleans l0ac. BroadstuHs. pro-
duco and provisions unchanged. "a
LONDON, July 17--2 p. M.--Consols 81 TIC
Bonds "a 11-1G. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL. July 17-2 z. M.-Cotton flrmcr;
sales from Il 900 to $1,000 baos; prices unscttled
no other changes.
'.' Congregational ~
WABHRoroE, July 17.-In the Sonato Mr.. NIL
SON proposed tho following amendment to tho
Constitution : "No distinction shall DO made by
the United States, nor by any State, among citi-
Rona in thoir civil political rights, account of
raco or color" Ordered to bo printed.
Bill for carrying out tho Convention with
Venezuela was passed.
Bill that no person shall DO disqualified by
reason Of raco COLOR from holding Office in tho
District Of Columbia passed rs ayes to s nays
BAYAnD, BuoKALEw, DANB HgaDRIcxs and JOHN
CON.
Indian affairs wero then discussed until tho
In tho House the Secretary of tho Navy sub
mittod communication showing that FARRAaUr
fny-fve years in sorrico.
BuTLEn goso to question of privilege, and M do
sued. BALDWIN asked ET.DRIDoR whether ho OK
pccted tho House to tako General OuLDs state
ment5 against the testimony and statements
Genera! BurLKa himself would not deny Thai
General ouLD. was q highly honorable and conBci-
entious man, (snoering laughter on tho Repnbli-,
can sido). BUTLEn remarked that before tho war,
ho had thought Goncral OULD highly conscientious
and honorable but whom man committed trea-'
son, ho was lko woman fallen from virtuo, really
for any crime, and from that hour no ono know,
where to find him. ELDn1paE reminded BuTLEn
that on making that statement lie had forgotten
the eminent meu who had gono into rebellion.
HANCOCK and ADAMS and WAsnISor N, thisses>
every one had been called rohel and ovory ono
OF them had beon rebal, Continued hisses) until
rebellion became q SUCCESS
The following was introduced md passed under
suspension OF tho rules by strict party vote
That tho doctrine evoked by tho President, that
tho obligation Of tho robol States binds tho Inlion
to pay their debts incurred prior to tho rebellion,
is at war with the principles Of international law
stab at the national cTndit, nbhorrcnt to every
sentiment Of loyalty, and pleasing only to traitors
and their allos and sympathfZers, BIZ whose
agency alo1o tho govornmont OF tho Hnid States
were oyerEhrown.'s SO f. (,
The senate Bill comforting on nogroes tho right
OF holding ofhce amended to include the right to
mttee. -
A resolution requesting the President to issue
proclamation directing oil proper officers 10 pre-
vent the invasion Of Mexico, was referred to tho
Committos on Foreign Affairs z
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AUGUSTA July I7.-Ex-Scnator b. H. HILL de-
Iycred speech at Atlanta yesterday. Ho take.
decided ground against Reconstruction under tho
Military Bills and advises tho peopc to reject tho
proposed torms.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 1T steamship Hcrdife,
two md half days from Tampico arrived this
morning in charge OF Master BEEnIEsTIE, U. 8. N,
sh9 was seized by tho Quilted States authorities,
The officers here report that. .0oMH issued proi
clamation declaring Tsmauiipas sovcreign State:
troops for the capture Of Tampico They ntIorlS
ignore JuAREz and will proclaim themselves Ior
ORrEoA. "hey report Santa ANNA as taken out Of
placed his sword under tho American fiag. The
Consul General Walked under instead Of oYor the
flag aB roported. - ~ -
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Dumae has written play for his 'idsardsi loYoJ
tho Monken, IN whioh TINT fomalo appears in two
chsracters. sho moods character = !7 js i37f
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nS- NOTICE T D iMARINELs.- TAINs
AND Pilots wislin to anchorthe veaseis In Ashley
River. requested TO do anywhere within direct
runge Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
.WHAnvEs. The ohaflcsten aud 81 Andrews side CT
Tho Ashley River; by which prccauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided ,.;,
''N '' S. @. TURNER; q. II.
Harbor Masters Once. Charleston February o. 1864
Z February g}i. l'.,faf t!i ...t...i 4'ufls..r
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RICHMOND, July 17.-Gov: P1EhPoINr leaves
here tomorrow to mako speeches in The South
A large number OF tho most prominent citizcnH
hero, arc getting up call tor the nppoinip,cnt of
delegates to tho August Convention. ft
Five German Republican Clubs have bcen form
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40, BEAUTIFUL ILAIR.-ClIEvALIEItS LIE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to its original
color and youthful beauty; iElarta iifc strength
growth to the weakest hnir stops It's falling once;
ss"n m n
Sold by oil druggists fashionable hair and
era M ancy goods. TIL, trade supplied by tho whole
sale druggists. 'N
'.r ''n SARAH A. uuEvALIEn. III. D..
JuneS ,t sIuthGmo H.. .. . r. Now York.
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as- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHAR EsToN. July 13tb, 1s67-As tho Civil Authori-
ues haFo INSTITUTED active measures to improve and
feet tito sanitary cnndion Of tho city, tho Registrar
would earnestly in i. Tho prompt Jealous coopora.
ton OF the citizens in enforcing tho same.
fhor nre particularly requested 10 observe and
ruT oil nusanccs any condition OF promises prcud
cia TO uIo public health. I s4.aj aa!
/" Complaint Dooks ".pro Deposited at tho Lower and
Upper Wards Guard Houses for this purpose for tho
accommodation OF tho public.
GEORGE g. PELzER, H. D.,
july l3 ~ 16 city Registrar.
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II Tho Hon. Dir, Wigfali, we SEQ By tho london
,paP2rs, has Qpapea Ap ojRyat Ian osaIpj japdon.
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hI.sInA Mama

NEW YonK, July 17.AAt si1 A: NJ. today, the
Htesmor Saonn Stream, from Harloin, struck q
rock and BOON sunk. All saved.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
OurCni,lc DispnttI,cs.

sDoS, July 17-Noon.- consols o,i. Bonds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
W. L. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. II, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Orrrcg USirKp STATES CASUALTY Co.,
90 Broadway, New York,
May 10th, 1867. J
Vim r. Ross. Esq, General Aqe"f'
DsAa Sln :-Yon have directed my At
ten,on to The following action Of The Ac
cidental Insurance Comfany OF London.
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar action in mlar case
The Accidental Insurance Company, OF
London, have refused 10 pay the pohey OF
Mr.. Parkin JeHrcock, who met his death IN
the endeavor to save the lives oil ms men AZ
the Oaks Colliery disaster, on tae ground
that they did not insure against accident
voluntarily incurred
In reply, have no hesitation In saying
that in case OF accident or Death occurring
to an assured party in circumstances such
rs those mentioned in the above extract,
our action would be the reverse oil the Com
pany mentioned.
1t would, in my opinion, be Incompatible
with the character and Gesgn OF company
OF quasi>benevolent character to nterpose
IS bar to the payment OF clam the 'sct
that the accident or death had occurred
while the insured WAS engaged in rescn'ng
fellow being from destruction. ana thus
subscribing the cause OF our common nus
mainly Very truly yours,
cu.p,rs WrRrs. President.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Wa shingtOn.
f,,-,..,.,,a.,c. of the New York inJepeni-
ert.
Leaning bacs IN deep chair, on one
ucsr her. vcu see fair woman. whose eesu-
tful presence seems at variance vita the
many anxious and angular, and The tew
coarse women around her. The calmness
Of assured position. the serene satisfaction
II conscious beauty envelop he- and h'ai
from her like an atmosphere. We ieei It
even here. Pale plumes droop above the
lovely forehead, velvet draperies fail about
her graceful forc. We catch glimpse OF
alluring laces, the CLEAN OF jewe's gli,tering
on rimpled, ungloved lands. Look long
into this face its splendor OF tint and per>
lection Of outline can bear the closest scru>
tiuy. Look long, and say If soul saintlv
- vell A serene looks cut from under
those penciied arches, through The diIating
irisss Of those bsguiling eyes. Lock. and
the unveiled gaze which meets you gill Tell
you - plainly as gaze can tell, that adula>
ton is the life Of it's life, and seduction the
secret Of its spell. The beauty would not
blanch before the prolanest sight; it Is the
beauty Of one who tunes her tongue to
honeyed accent. and lifts up her eyelids to
lead men astray She comes and goes in
showy car,sge She glides through the
corridors, haunts the galleries and the ante>
rooms Of the capitol where ccnspic-
uous in her beauty. All who behold her
l.auire. "W ho 10 that beautiful woman 2
Nobody seems quite sure. Doubt and mys-
terry envelop her like cloud. "She is .
rich and beautiful widow. She is unmar.
ried. She is visiting the city with her hus.
band" Every gaze has has a different ana
swer.
There are few deep in the secrets OF
didlomacy, of legislative vena!ity, govern
mentel prostitution, who can tell you that
she is one of the most subtle and most dan
gcrous OF lobbyists. She is but one OF .
class always beautiful and always success
full. She plays for large stakes, but she al>
ways wins. The man who savs to her,
Secure my appointment, make sure my
promotion. and will pay 50 many thou>
and usually gets his appointment. and she
her thousands, Does she wait like sup
pliart? Not ct all. She sits like an en-
press waiting an audience. Will she receive
her subjects in promiscuous assemble e
No, il you wait long enough You will ace
her glide over these tesselated floors, but
not alone. Far from the ears Of the crowd
in some ante>room, sumptuous enough for
the Sybarites, this woman, beautiful IS ma
ture and art can make her. will dazzle the
sight Of q half>demented and wholly bewil>
dered magnate, and then tell him what she
wants with alluring eyes and and begull.
ing voice, she will beseige his will through
the oulworks Of his senses, and SO charms
him on to do her pleasure. lie promises
her his influence. he promises her his pow
er. her fsvorite shall have the boon he de>
mands. Thus some of the higcst prizes in
the government arc won. Unscrupulous
men pay willy, unprincipled women to touch
the surest springs Of influence, and thus
open . secret way to their public snc>
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IysURANCE.


- The experience Of accident insn.s
ance companies, demonstrates that ACCi-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN to people esery>
where; and thai Notwithstanding great
majority Of the risks takea BY accident
CON panies are on the lives Of persons while
they are travelling. the great msjor,ty Of
losses incurred are for accidents ~ the or
binary pursuits Of life. o. the losses pa'c
by the Uni, i States Casualty Company, Of
New York, 80 year, 70 resulted from fall
ing, in the every day walks Of life - from
being thrown from private vehicles; O from
injuries such As sprains, strains, cut, kicks,
scads. huras, freezing. bites. &c, none u
which happened while the parties we're trav.
cling, while only fee losses have resulted
from railroad and s,eamhcat accidents. and
eli other casualties on public conveyances
combined.
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Ladies' sake Particular Notice
The REAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS
FRENCH.

Theec Pillr. 20 celebrated many years ago in Pare,
for the relief female Irregularities and Afterwards
for their criminal employment In the practice OF ghor,
tion are now offered for sale for the arst time 10
America. Thcy have been kept in comparative OBJ
scurity from the fact that tho origiaatoT Dr. vclyan,
Il physician in Pahr Of great wealth, and strict
conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general USE lest they should be employed fer unlaw-
ful purposes.
In overcoming Female Distractions. Falling 81 the
Womb, Whites. Green sickness. Suppression. Resen
ton. or Immoderate Flow Of the Monthly Dis
chssxce, Ncrvocs and Spinal Affections, Pain: IN the
Becs md Limbs, Fatigue On sght exertson. Palpita-
ton Of The Heart ny sserics ETC., and Will effect
cure when nj other mcans have failed ana, q.
thocSh Z powerful remedy, do not contain enlomeh
sniinony. OF snythine hurtfui to the constitution
no married ladies and young gIrIe who have never
been rem. ated, they are peculiarly suited. Jhet
WIN, In short time. bring on the monthly PERIOD
CAuSsc~. Ladies. shosid never VIE shsn
IN fheee b any reason 10 believe themselves peeg
nsnf ice they VII b. sure 70 produce fniecsniaes
l.adice oan p-ocnse boz, osaled fo0 " eye 81
the curfous by enclosing dollar. end ei1 poetage
stampr 10 NJ w. MACOMBER, General Agent fof
the United stasct and Cauadss, at Albany, N y,
10 any authorised Agent.
y psSs- dAwlv Harrison Il HterS<s.
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PIANO-FoRTES
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.

GRAND, SQUARE AND l llieul.
Which are now ncknow lodged To- be, by the Lad
Ing Artists in this country, Superior To any others
In America. These Instruments possess every mod
srn Improvement of thelareest size, finished in
Carved and Plain Rosewood Cases. embracing every
variety of stylc Each has the full Metallic Frame,
Oyerstruns Bass, (with or without the agraiie ar
rangemenu. Each has the French Grand Action, nc
know lodged to be superior to any other IN rapid ex
ecutlon These instruments arc AL Seven, Seven ani
a Quarter aud Seven and Third Octa,es constitute
ted OF Thoroughly Seasoned Wood. and Of the finest
and bert material For Great Power, Singing Qnnl-
tiles, Sweet and Purity Of Tone throughout the
entire Register: Elegance Of Finish and Great Dn
rability, the Piano Fostes Of Messrs. JENNis Il
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers in the
World, and have taken the Highest Premium wher
ever exhibited. The samo facilities which enable
this arm 70 produce Superior Instrument, also cna-
BILE them to offer their Piano Fortes To the public ut
Twenty per cent. lower than any other Fret Glars
manufacturer in the country.
The special attention OF Dealers Teachers and ot',-
crs IL invited 10 the examination of these Pianos be-
forc making their selection elsewhere. Every insirl
ment IL fully Warranted for Five Years. Descriptive
circulars sent TO all parts OF the country upon rppl'-
cation. Address. JENNNs SON.
No. 29S ~ a9l East 2fs street, NEW YORK.
Between I'd A. 81 Avenue scp3i-dIy
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Tho Eoglish are just row badly puzzled
over their system Of RAILWAY cars. As at
present managed. eaca car is divided into
Compartments holding four persons. and SO
contriyed as to be entirely private. The
opportunity for secrecy, thus afforded for
robbery and murderis beginning TO be prac>
tced so frequently as to produce considers
Die alarm. The English scorn the idea OF
the American system, but how to contrive
perfect privacy with absolute security is a
problem that they have no, solved, and
meantime, in spite Of eli their precautions
murders and Iobberies on their roads still
continue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

Interesting statistics, obtained from OH
cial sources, show that on the list OF Janus
airy last, there existed in the United States
fifty five life insurance companies and five
branches Of foreign companies. The num-
Der Of policies in fore, at the commencement
of :the year, reached $40, 322 issued by
American and $500 by foreign companies,
thus showing that there are only 352, l3l
persons in this country who are willing to
avail themselves of the peculiar advantages
offered by sixty institutions Of this class.
The total amount insured in the United
States is $91G, 43l $50 of which 81, SOC, :
664. CO is held by agents Of English compa>
MES.
The assets of all these life insurance
companies foot up $ll2.2ll,77l.37, and
nearly all Of them are located in New
York, Pennsylvania and the New Eng
land States, while only four or five are
known to exist in the Western section
of the country. The Pennsylvania Cons
pany for Insurance, organized in 1912, is
the Oldest in the United States. but has
only about three hundred policies in force.
The most popular companies apparently
are the Mutual, New York;, Connecticut
Mutual, Knickerbocker, and New England,
no less than 40, s42 persons being insured
in the Connecticut Mutual, which has its
headquarters in Hartford.
There are ten accident and casualty in
sursnce companies, the Travellers, organi>
zed IN Hartford, in 1868, having issued no
less than 4s,6ls policies. the total number
of persons insured in the various companies
against accidents being l,6i4.
The aggregate OF life, accident and casu-
atty insurance in the United States by
home and foreign companies shows that
there are i33.775 policies in force here,
and that the amount insured reaches 81
l95.5S3.305 Al.
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MUSICAL.
MUSICAL.
NEW Music ROOMS.
NJ Il. j. ZIM Nj f II M A II i.

ITAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVER
i L No. 1 LIZ CLAIRE Row, where he intends
keeping stock Of
PIANOS. ORGANS. MELODEONs, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sheet Music Music Books, &c Persons wish
ing TO purchase Instruments will do well to call
on him. He has on hand large stock of Pianos
xhich ne will sell 1T $50 4 &75 less than manu-
lecturers prices. II the Instruments do not
rive full satisfaction the money will be refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman here oil instruments purchas.
ID Of him in order without extra charge. Nly
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THE V:iSMx.V'G TOW
LIBRARY COMPANY

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County. New
Jersey. is founded for tho purpose Of gratuit-
ously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen Of the United Ststea
The Board OF Trustees consist Of the following
well known citizens Of Pennsy lvania aud New
Jersey =
HON. WILLIAM d. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa
HON LEWIS X. BROOMALL,
Ex-Chief Conner U. =. Mint, and Recorder
of Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. JAMES n. SCOvEL, New Jersey.
HON. w. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ.
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa
J. L. Coz, Esa.
Or Joy. Coo Co, Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WAsnxeroN, u. c.,
April Is, ls67.-Otfice OF Internal Revenue -
Having received satisfactory evidence that tho
proceeds Of the enterprise conducted BY the
Washington Library Company will be devoted
to charitable uses. permission Is hereby granted
to said Company to conduct such enterprise ex
empt from all charge, whether from spec al tsx
or other duty. Z. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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The Page county Herald says that from
the present indications, the farmers Of that
county will have large surplus Of corn,-
perhaps $50, 900 bushels.