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COpARTNERsKIP NOTICES.
OOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

C1oPARTNhkSHlr No'loh'
We the undersigned, have this day associa-
ted with us in business, f. L. TOLSON, of Nh
r7land, under the firm name of GWlN, BECK
HAM s. CO., for the purpose of conducting a
GENERAL COMMISSION, GROCERY and
FEED BUSINESS, at No. 80, King street, OPP
posite tn, Corn Exchange Thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to us heretofore, we
solicit a continuance of the same to our new
house GWIN s. BECKHAM
July II, 1867
N. B ALI persons indebted to the concern
of Gwin s. Beckham are requested to make I'M
mediate PAYMENT as wo desire to close our
hooks. jyll
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no TIL f P u B l. / G

ITO n f ? D B Il Q.
Having engaged the services of a first class
FINE CAKE, PIE, BREAD AND BlSCUII
BAKER, PLAIN, POUND AND FkUlI
ully solicit call from the public before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Pound, Fruit and Orna-
mented Cakes made to order.
an 4-tf No. 8, South Fairfax st
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
u LANDRY virtue of decree of the Coun-
ty Court of Fairfax county, rendered at its
June term, 1867, in the case of Hustled. survlv-
ing &C., VS.. Orion, ct al, the subscriber, as
Commissioner Of said Court, will sell, at public
auction, on the 18TH DAY OF AUGUSI, 1887,
Court House of said county, a TRACT OF
LAND, containing about 234 acres, late the
propert of G. A. Orion, dec d., conveyed to
him by r. G. Walradt.
Said tract is situated about ! miles from Lew
insvile, and adjoins the lands Of VIM. Swim k
and Mrs. jackson. More particulars will be
given at sale.
TERMS:-One-thir cash the residue in two
equal instalments, at three and six months from
the day of sale. with interest; the purchaser to
give his bonds for said instalments, and title to
be retained until their payment;
WIN. A. MOORE, Commr.
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- W. M "A O.

The subscriber wishes to purchase SU NJ AC
in any quantity, and at all times, for which nc
will pay the very highest market price in cash.
Parties having Sumac for sale will find it to
their advantage to call or correspond with the
subscriber. j. e. MCGkAW
iy 3-tf 3O3, King street, Alexandria, Va.
ILeesburg Wash. and Warrenton Index copy. !
q ACl 8 U M A @ ! !
y S U NJ A CT !
SCOT tons SUMAC WANTED, for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash; also,
25O, 600 HICKORY SPOKES, by
E. ROSENTHAL,
iv 5.3m Foot of Duke st., Alexandria, Va.
NENTS' WHITE SHIRTSl
(T GENTS WHITE SHIRTS
Just received, from one of the most success
full establishments in New York, full assort-
ment of Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, all Of which
will besold remarkably low, considering quality.
Prices of Shirts range from $24 to $40 per doz.
Parties wishing half dozen or more shirts, can
have them ordered in accordance with meas
urement and which will be warranted to fit.
jy2 CHAS. w. GREEN, 68, King St.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COZ RI Or FAIRFAX
1 county, June term, 1861. DaYy & Harmon
vs.. Payne ct ais. In chancery.
The Court doth adiudge, order and Decree
that Inc decree rendered in this cause, at the
June term, 1865, be rcscinded and annuIlct,
and that said report be referred 10 Commission
or NJ. d. Ball, FOR the purpose of reviewing
said report. and reporting. specially, on any
matter pertinent to this cause. which hn may
deem proper or any party may require. Aud
the said Commissioner may give notice Of the
time and place Of the taking OF TINS account. by
advertisement, in som" newspaper published
in the city OF AleXandria, once week, for four
weeks, successfully, which publication shall be
in lieu OF personal service. mad thi; cause i.
continued for further proceedings
Extract, tcstp. ". b. GOODING, Clerk.
Parties interested in the above decree are no.
titled that have fixed upon To ESDAY, the
10Th day Of August, 1867, wh"a / will take, ~
my Office, at EnlriaX {: Il, tHr arc9uMt; There,
in ordered VI. ~ la ~ BALI,
10 2f-lnw4W Commissioner.
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ERESH TURNIP SEED -Also, Kale, WIN
Il ter Radish, Winter Cabbage and Spinach
Seed, received and for sale by
iy IL HENRY COOK, SO s. 900, King ST.
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YEAST CAkES-God Medal Yeast Cakesa
L Warren's Yeast Powder, Cream Tartar,
Ri Carb and Sal Soda, for sale by
my27 LOOMS s. FACER, 1T9, King ST.,
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LEG al n OF I C z 8

VIRGINIA, to with the County Court
Y Of Fairfax county, August rules, 1867, T.
n. King against - Mason and - johnson
partners in trade, under the Grm of Mason &
Johnson, defendants In case.
Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain g.
Judgment against the said defendants for the
sum Of S42l. 20 with interest from lst Nov, 1866
and to attach any estate Of the SAID defendants,
in the county Of Fairfax, to pay the same.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendants are not residents Of this state, it is
ordered that they appear within one month al
ter due publication hereof and do what is ne
cesssry to protect their interests A copy, teste
gu 7-1aw4w f. d. RICHARDSON, elk.
VIRGINIA, to within the County Court
Y of Fairfax county, August rules, 1867, Da-
vid s. Beach, by his next friend, Garrison
Beach, against John J. Hoh, def In case
Mem The object Of this suit Is to obtain 3
Judgment against the said defendant Tor the sum
Of $3.50, With interest from lst LAnuary, 1867,
and to attach tract OF land, Ia the county Of
Fairfax, cont lining 100 acres, the property OF
the defendant. to pay the came.
1t appearing by affidavit flied that the defend.
ant is not II resident Of this State, ii is ordered
that he appear within one month, after duepub-
LEGATION hereof and do Whist Is necessary TO pro-
lcrt his interests copy, tr:t".
+. D, klCHARD5ON, Clerk.
Moore, I. Q. M '-law4w
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VII WIN. B. COOLING, CLERK.
Parties interested in the above decree are ~
tilted that I have fixed upon TU ESDAl, aug
20 1861, as the time for taking the "cC y q
therein ordered, at my office, at FairtsX :, = j.
IL. ULAN ! BALL
" 2G-lsv;4w Master CommissloAs-
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We are now in receipt of the best selected AS
sortment Of DRY GOODS we have ever offered
h1ovoDdro
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&C.. FOR RENT-The three story BRICK
Ea$i STORE and WAREHOUSE, No g. Prince
street. Possession given Immediately. Apply
TO 7, B TAYLOR ~ 3O-tt
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- FOR RENT-A SQUARE OF GROUND,
H$i situated immediately opposite Potomac Gar
dens. Apply to W. KEITH ARMlSTEAD
Iluster Mill. jy 6-eotf
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DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
E$i Wanted to rent neat, comfortable, dwell,
ling, with gas and water fixtures, in pleasant
part of the city. Apply at this office.
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Of the United States, iii all respects, framed by a
convention Of delegates elected by tho male citi-
zens Of said State, twenty-one years old md up
ward, OF whatever race, color or previous condi-
ton, who have been resident in sad State for ono
year previous to the day Of such election, except
such as may be disfranchised for participation in
the rebellion or for felony at common law; and
when such constitution shall provide that tho
elective franchise shall be enjoyed by all such
persons MS have the qualification herein stated
for election Of delegates; nnd when such consti-
tuition shnn 'be ratified by q majority Of the
persons voting on the question Of ratification who
are qualified rs electors for delegates, and when
such constitution shall have been submitted to
Congress for examination and approval. and Con-
gress shall have approved the same and when
said State, by: a vote Of its Legislature elected
under said constitution, shall have adopted the
amendment TO the Constitution of the United
States proposed by the Thirty ninth Congress- and
known as Article "A, and when said article shall
have become o part Of tho Constitution Of the
United States, said State shall be declared entitled
to representation in Congress, and Senators and
Representatives shall be admitted therefrom or
their taking tho oath prescribed by law, and then
and thereafter the preceding sections of this Act
shall be imperative in said State.
Then follows WILSON'S amendment to this Sec
ton provided that 40 person excluded from
the privilege Of holding Office by said proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the United
ststes shall be eligible to election as member OF
the convention to frame constitution for any Of
said rebel states nor shall any such person vote
for members of such convention"
| MR. SHELLABAnaEns amendment makes sec
ton 6: seThat until the people of the said rebel
States shall by law be admitted to representation
to Congress Of the United States, any civil govern
ment that may exist therein shall be deemed pro.
visional only, and shall be in all respects subject
to the paramount authority Of the United States
atany time to abolish, modify, control, and super
sede the same; and in al elections to any Office
under such provisional governments all persons
shall be entitled to vote, and none others who arr
entitled to vote under the provisions OF the fftl
section Of this Act And no person shall be eligi
BILE to any Office under such provisional govern
ments who would be disqualified from holding
Office under the provisions Of the third article o
s said Constitutional Amendment" St@%
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EDUCATIONAL,

i..s HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
rENHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
Il resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN sEPTEHi-
Is limited to twelve. ~ Nh G~fH 7--1
The Principal is graduate in honors Cambridge
"a teacher In the South. 5~. -'.. M : '---0
Careful and aorough instruction viii be given In the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS French and Spanish,
with complete course OF Engush studies including
ing. ,Ela - ~ 80
Pupils will be treated In all respects as members his
family and will receive the undivided care anu attention
dies. 5-H ulsr:l2 ~ .1T""- :, - ---D-''''i
ReterencesTo the Faculty OF the South Carolina uni
versity, md to present and former patrons ? -
signed. RICHARD FORD A M
. -NoaoA1oIa, Au9ust, 1a66~ aeuth August IL
MRS. Carroll, 5tsa &'s#
III AVNG RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS EER
" services Us Teacher Of the Piano and Vocal Music
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH s1RsEET
Decenber2O * s[ .f@r5- N : 4. I s5 21s e
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3s& ooNrRAcrons
Be ordained by the Muyor and Aldermen Cbu
Gil Gsxebd That from and after passage OF this Or
dinance there atan be annually elected two Contractors
for sweeping chieys the first all part of the
city, taking in Wards Nos. q A. and the second
r u sa IT. Pst ss Of the & ng I'M in a9s a and I'D and
two good suretes conditioned for the fatfnl nerfor
SEC All and every person occupying building with
c1nney or ehtnneys thercto, in which arc is USUALLY
pcta, saa aew and permit the said Contractor or Con-
snaney OF chmneya once in every month ana he she or
as a onnessp The
tsv tsxseDs Sa any shdmaey as before directed
ao7,,s1 the Mayor aha 6e ned not eseeeding Ely
SEC 3 4 the Contractor for sweeping ahall neglect
this duty tn got causing the ead chimney to be sTent
pet1ec. neat and clean or leaving any chimney which
directed sad contractor on ns besosa a
mayor OF such neglect SHALL conviction thereof he
Contractor opposed or ro aa,a
sud chnney then the fine may be indicted oa the oc
src Said contzactor aha give notice in public print
to he sa sa% sns chimney or ebimneys
before and such sweeping shall se pacs St days
convenient hour and such Contractors shall keep
Cd where nny person sending or sweep shaii bs
1ase with one, thereafter as
SEC s. In an Of neglect of the said contractors
nerean provided thereof before the
e1eeeng any doa and that any sweep 10y sWeanns gn hS
or or 20 sweep in this city unleas licensed
nys 80 do1srs & to be necovesed IN the Court
SEC O. Ins fouowtng fees shsi. be allowed for eween
ing ehimneys, VIZ: ten cents for each stosy -
SEC. Z. Houses which have chimneys wherein anfhra
cite coal is burnt exclusively VIII not be reonireI
swept only at the option Of the owner or ~ De
SEC .. Ihat an and parts Of Ordinances
9epagnant hereto. be and the same are hereby re1ad
anhed In City Council this 18th dsy Of JANUARY iH the
- - aixty.eix- ,s ri C. GAHTARn Utsa N1a1aa and
:ai-r By the Mayor: =----- = = 11o 1>'of' Z
february 1Ie'ry 1nno W.H. SMITH: CLERK Of Council I'll
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Extract from Ordnance Ratified November 2oa., 1906.


SEC s; No cloth awning shall be put up such
sha be erected otherwise than thirteen feet the
face of the ground or foot pavement
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars each and every
ed otherwise than herein directed, shall so remain
SEC. No person persons whosoever shall for the
articles for sale, place. plae ed any such
goods, commodities other articles whatsoever or any
table. bench. box, other nppendne any
street. lane, alley, or public thoroughfre any foot
Dollars for each and every such offence each and
every night or doy, the may DO, which any
such offence is committed: Provided hoocpeT That Won
due Mrsters ahnn be permitted to expose before their
stores such goods commodities they sell public
auction, but not to tnko up front of
their respective vendue stores and to the distance
feet beyond tho same &e@TF$ &,%%N '5@g '# l=
Sec Z. No person or persona whosoever shau suffer
any hrewood Goals goods, merchandise carriages
OF any description or other matter thing, to him,
her OF them belonging OF consigned. to lay stand
or public horoughfare within the City, under penalty
OF Two Dollars with COSTS every hour any such
article OF thing shall 80 lay OF stand beyond the above
mentioned times excepting, materials for building, in
gard to which the following regulations shall obscrv
ed, namely: When person persons shall erect or
repair any house other building upon any street. lane
shall make application for the much OF the
street public way ahn1 not exceed front Of the
lot on which such building is to be erected extend
thnn. the street: which susca such ner
persons shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence at least six feet high deposit within the
same the requisite materials for building reparipu
and such fence together with the remaining material
she, OF they shall remove the work be fnah
cd OF whenever the Mayor shall require it. pain Of
forfenR Two Dollars for every hour that fence or
such materials shall afterward renan unremoved; aud
| ther expense, by the City authorities =
January % # limo
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90 - - - = -.
r @ r EN- r.

STORES TO KEKT.-@TNO STORES No
ttanesss streets Apply on the premises.
10y = :---.---: 1900 -: ~ s...;a 81
TO RENT.-A SMALL PLANTATION NEa
Aiount fiessant, Christ Church Parish some az
eeAent ssa Island Cotton Land. WIN be rental r. an
Hta tenant OF worked On ahares Address H
February 2s = Sssomce. e..
/: YNQ BENT, APART OF HOUSE WIT.1
hatcnen etc, In most desirable location IN the
tUme5 pass OF the IN. v BoI M 100
Seeoe.oe., s1nwS- Feoruary2 q S
u desirable locality, within few mnntes: 1uaS
sag Apply st No a9 HAsEL STREET,
~ nEaT Or FOR SALE CHEAP rT3F.
aetightt1i RFSIDENUE No. Aahley street For
Fa,I1asa address ad B. F. Daily News Ofce
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LARGEST C1Rcu1Ar1oN.-Th TIE DAILY
News publishes :tae Official LAST of :Ict-
tsrs ren.aiining IN the Postc6ice; at the.end $.
of each ececk, aarcca6ly. to she oAotoing
section Of TIE Neao Posto.67ce Lao, as the
newspaper horing the largest circulation = ~
NE CITY Of Charleston:
SECTION And 1t further enacted That lists of let
trs remaining uncaod for in any Postofce in any city,
town or viuge where: newHpaperr shall be printed.
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which being published weekly oftencr shall havo the
largest circulation within range of delivery of the said
Office. NJ
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10 S r.,

osT; ; On YESTERDAY, BETWEEN q
-. auo O'Clock NJ, AROLL OF Hills amountny To
ABOUT slso 1t ia thought have BEEN droppe on rn
naid :, Gs0sslng Meeting street. liberal reward viii be
bTTCE ~ ' person leaving tho Mt the MERCURY
7r.->sA2 sas 'T February 10
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

7::.4ss OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.
DURIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TiIar 4 ia Ti9gR
the following Ordinance licenses have been prorared
for delivery fronn this Office. s. THOMAS: =
SEC l. Beis Oydaiaed By Ae Navor and 4Hiesaea !,
Osy Council osse1sb That fona land alter the frat av
January licenses shall taken out for all crts irary
and waeons used for private aud domestic purposes in
esae manner, and according TO the eane nrnvis;ons
noW Of force In relation to CARTS draws and
alaxe1 ior hire except giving bonds And each such
tanning the number thereof and marked Ptnose r. ~
paced on the outside Of tho ahast. sat+ . IN - n,
sc no person shan be taken by the Treasurer as
less he or ahe be freeholder - un-
hcensss for public and private Carts drays wacons hc
including the horses mules used thereon witch aha1,
be Gee from other taxation: ,@TT - ~ "1111
BUSINESS wHATEvE7, FOR HIRE DrREcr Or rpruEor :.
ror every cart dray or wagon, drawn by one horse q
FoF every cart dray wagon drawn by two horsss or
For every hack and carriage with two whes,s son
5of every hack and carriage with four wheels so
e n every stage or omnibus Except line omnbus
rsS e9 sSyssy Ssnr sass Or omnibus Except line onbus
for every truck drawn by two or more horses or mnaa
for every express wagon drawn BY two or more horses
Ss Eor every bread cart or wagon, IS. :t{5si
11y ot OF used for
p1sfng OF goods wares, merchandise lumber or eay
inai1eey for the aha pay for Hcense he snm Of
So exclusive OF the horse or mule se gssI- - >5D =
Rat1ned In City Council, this 16eh day OF Janrarv
- N s ne ysar oi our Lord one thousand eight hun.
IS, B. ~ nan, s.vn, g eA111ARD. a adayor
a 4 Jauuazy ". 81. SMITH. Clerk Of Counc1l NJ
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IA RARE CHANCE FOR sCAP1TALIsiTs-
EsTABIIsaED N l839-RrF1rrI - -, -, Iocn -:

.:No~Aos-hasaSO IN 4oJS-REHUur 1891
ffaaE EsUBScRlBER HAVING coNcLuDFD Tn s, =. = 90 !,
-. guG ny f1.AN1H3 MILL at the corner Of Ra,,Ti
u Lyncn streets, for term Of five years seaiad a
Lle sa1ne VIII be received the Ist Of March
e.. ns NH and Engna Room is eighty feet Nv fa-t
teee built OF brck ana covered st 4,,y I
LIZ, eiscton OF this building every precaution raa
uon @ rs regards convenience and security fnnm are
tne aasnnery consists u one twenty-five horas. r.
shh mooowoi1h Planning Machine built to ordsr nv
o0afus @ 20 width two Lath Saw Benches sn7 M %
cut Circular Saw; all believed to be- in imaat
Ing order; except the Belts - Wt'rH-
wlae lior storing White Pine other ne irnfert @
aa aoT In1ee Horses three Servants' Rooms and
!oS iee5 1eet and twostofy Once f93 raet h ~
ae1t!, ~ pn1r OF brick and coyered With tn go - =
~ iot measures 14a feet on Reaufai stre IN, ax1
,eet on Lynch street. bounded On tie sonfh hv ; -
ne esesk Which makes VERY desrabie fos
t1knber On the lot is Iaroe hrick CIst
% tWC large Ere Wells for the supply Of Fnoi,,ao ~
Fre m me locantyo OF this hen9 IN the ,,tG
~ VI AZ tne Lumber arriving hon tie Fiiso fs;.
eases N an advantge Of most othsr sites ;a1;d 49,
LIeeT quanuV 81 Lumber, can be haudled at 1eos o..
Pense tnan my Other estabn In the civ -
Ine lessee 70 pufus go the Engine ana
s pfesent worth, and to pay ali taxes 80
sosI q rent pud quarterly IA cold o its
eqMnvs4ert. M and security required - - o ats
factory. E '; - ~ nof salts
1 ADDRESS = .'-s7- - n.:: HENRY CLARK {:
-, - 50. AZ West end Beaufain street ~
EeDr18ry Is
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c0PARTNEE ERsHlPs.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FFIHE COPARTkERSHLP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name, style and firm Of BOGRRT, DENNY
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
@$siG 9 p. y. BOGERT,
w. 9s 4.0 -@~ J. W. DENNY,
February H. 1867 49, - Ia
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B GA RDl NG.

wo
EuRsT-CLAss BOARD CAN BE HAD AT
~ No.2 81. PHILIP STREET, corner OF Boaufain.
o-s ~ -1o0e1ese. February q
DRzyATE s0ARnINC,-A EEIE Fss.aRn
- ERs can be accommodated at No. % KING STREET
colnmodated. --- 5,nN.-r S o, -
POARDING.-MRS.H HI. KAaIIArI rs PRE-
" PARED to receive Boarders at No 14s nIeottn,
str9et up stairs Her many hieuds ana
viii please bear this in mind NJ - necc1nter * -
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AN ORDINANCE

10 EsTABL1sH THE OFFICE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR.
sts OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCH.l
---.- January 81, 1867.
YtHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR. j. E
y RUUM1IAT Chimney Coos=ac.or for the Upper
Wards, and fMr M. NIXON for the Lower Wards. they
.u enter upon the duties OF their uico the LIST Of
February inst and for the general information the
public the following Ordinance is published:
Ts W. h SMITH, Clerk OF Council.
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a al COMMUNICATIONS Intended for publication IN
Mis jo,u7adL must be addressed TO The Edaor Of e
Daily Nezps No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston, >. q
Business Communications to Publisher of, ,OdNI
Ne1rs. "
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected consn,'.'ica-
lions. Ei ~ 5E =
Advertisements outside Of the city must be acconp-
MED ,oiLs Ne cash.
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WA NJ TS.:,.., !, !.

rrr ruUrv, r.ONVr,rc,,I,r,-r,, 80
wv sEKVANT, to take care OF two children, put
70 Eents, ano 20 hetp N sewing when she has
el SUIne Men reconnended apply at NO. 166 MEET
Inv o1fshsI. --- II February %
Machine None need amply who ia mt r9iIv
steat - % NJ 1oo1 Fhr,ssn g, Ioausan "a
"NfPT0VHT HTE H;T M = 7S:TGTzs- 77
Nai'ASLO1 h1flNTSN ANTID.-AN ENGL1sH-
11a aahAN. a. GUY 9uanned az. Eneross1r Clerk OF
Copys ueses eatner temporary or permanent employ
cauvasser for newspaper book and other advertisements
Feoruary = ...... - s4 .f: ". ..S.t g.
WANHSTE1D, HS - 3a,s slTTAT5oN s1z AS soXRN-
the ENGLISH BRANCHES, and who has had aome e4
Per1euceS Woula prefer 20 instruct small children Ad
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DISSOIIJTTnN

DISSOLUTION. gHt4 r.
ENHE FIRM OF CRAIG, TUoMEY & CO.. Is THIS
- day dissolved by mutual consent .->sI--- =
All claims and demands against the said firm ,prst be
Presented and those indebted win make payrnent to
JOHN TUOMEY, who is alone authorized to Sign the
name Of the frm in liquidation s31s 80 NJ
.aaJ CHARLES T. CRAIG,
rl JOHN TUOMEY.
:# #&e R.W, LOCKWOOD.
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REMOVALS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
TOBACCO TOBACCO! TOBACCO /!

p. MULKAI
HAs REMOVED HIS TOBACCO BUSINESS FROM
IL the hands OF F. BACKUS. No. 1876 Meeting street.
to Hessrs MCKAY CAMPBELL'S Auction and Com
mission House, Hasel street, opposite the Postofce
prices. -"-'>-
Now in store and the way 400 boxes hafboxes and
caddies Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Fresh sup.
plies and New Brands every week. =
PLANTATION TOBACCO in 20 10 caddies at 2Oc nor tb
Plantation Tobacco in whole and halfbo1es 20c 25c
Soc. S5c, 40c and 4Sc ib. Also. the finest
Brands from TIC. to 81 25c. per lb.
n B.-Agent for u. GREEN's) GENUINE DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO. No. 2 Durham Smoking Tobsc.
co, IN BARRELS with several other brands; also Snuff
1000 lbs samples mixed Tobaccos will be sold in lots
fbs or more, to suit purchasers.
Orders received for Georgia YARNS at great rcduc
non IN price, s February 19