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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-11

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fume for the handkerchief is without . rival
for delicacy, durability and richncss. In
fact Of oil perfumes the fragrant Mujdriro
may be called the quintessencc. For sale
by all the principal Druggists. torneys
irfss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-11

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Tho most popular. most pure and desirable vare.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

The Radical papers of the South, which
were designated 10y Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk
ofthe House, to print The laws and treaties
in accordance with the act Of Congress TO
that effect, have petiioucd Congress for
an increase OF the rate for advertising.
They set forth that the South can be re-
constructed only by the iuStrumentality
OF newspapers, and that the price allowed
by Inc Government for advertising is en-
tlrely insufficient.
Eight-hour laws have been passed in
three S'ateS-New York, Illinois, and Mis-
southland the Nation truly says: These
laws simply prohibit men from working
more THAI eight hours unless they wish or
agree 10 do so, and are therefore of about
as much value IS an act permitting work
ing man TO have roast turkey and pump
kin pie for his dinner when he thinks he
can afford it."
With regard to capital punishment, in
the Connecticut Legislature bill has been
passed providing that murderer shall not
be hanged in less than twelve months, nor
upon day beyond eighteen months after
the time of his conviction. So that it will
really reot upon the Governor to exercise
or not ctlicial ctcmency in such cases
without the formality Of 4 pardon.
NJ Leverier has just announced, to the
surprise Of several astronomers, that the
lunar crater Linpaus, the disappearance
OF which had lately caused so much spe-
culation, is still in its old place, as had
been ascer,ained by NJ. Wolf, an astrono.
mer OF the Imperial Observatory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

The Pittsburg workingmen have held an
indignation meeting relative to "the I'M
portation of foreign puddlers by the iron
masters. They claim protection against
the foreign article Of labor, and turn the
protective theories of the pennsylvania
manufacturers upon them.
Ex-Confederate General Louis 7. Wig
fall, formerly United States senator from
the State of Texas, is about entering upon
the practice of law in England in connec-
ton with American cases.
It is rumored that General Sheridan is
soon to be married to the daughter Of
Judge Foster, of Louisiana, who owns one
of the largest plantations on the Bayou
Teche.
Mrs. Stephen W. Booth, daughter OF
General John A. Quitman, OF Mississippi,
died in Louisville on Monday night OF con-
sumption.
Massachusetts has musical prodigy IN
a little girl of three, who plays on the
piano and melodcon, and sings correctly
the most difficult music.
General Pope has instructed the register
at Savannah to register all persons, inclu-
ding pardoncd men, who can take the pre-
scribed oath.
& Mobile paper predicts that some day
"the gray hairs" OF the new military
Mayor evil be covered with the blush Of
shame"
Mrs. Young, Of Paris, Ky, recently shot
dead negro for insulting her. Her house
has just been burned down by bis friends
A Chicago murderer who shot his wife;
mother, child, and others Of his family
wept like q child at his conviction.
Rachel Ferguson, Il well-known negro
woman, died in st. Louis few days age
at the age Of ninety-cight years.
The Boston free baths were patronized
by l79, lO7 people last month.
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Democrattc Reorganization = Le'''.
r.,x> uohert TOOmDS.


from Robert Toombs.
The West and South, of Cincinnati, con.
tain, the following letter from hoour r
Toombs addressed to its editor, MI v! s
n CORY as corresponding secretary y
the Democratic Central Com'n'. ~. 10
- WASHINGTON, Ga, June -.
A. De.r sir-Your letter OF tse !, OH ..a
~ NY Vac dnly received, and "oulo naSe
,hstan. m "tro ren,;cd to but for my absence
eeen p pe,O,e Having but recently arrived
from ~ mimi United States, knew nothing OF
III .ho .onosed organization-whatlt was
your p,u ~ we're in it-when ] wrote my
lor' " % vours of the 9th ultimo. After
Iepiy oortion of yours Of the 9th instant,
~, ,be proceedings Of the Cincinnati
Convention, / accept with the greatest
pleasure the position to which nave oeeh
assigned, and will cheeriully give my VI,
most efforts to promote, estaoiisn, anu
vitalize those principles. the hrst henl :
lucky resolution contains the principles Oh
nv whole political life. I have stood by
them from my youth to this hour. have
maintained them in peace and IN war, IN
power and out of power, in prosperity anu
adversely and / am as ready TO-DAY as l
was thirty years ago, when entered pup
lie life as nulliiier, "to spend ana De
spentn in the sacred cause; and if my
sacrifices of all sorts had been thousand
times more than they have been, shoulo
consider them we'll spent "1or a losI
cause" rather than accept any other inter-
pretation Of the American Constitution.
therefore accept any man as Drother,
in neace or war, who will honestly STAND
nv and defend them. l will be with him
as long as the weakness Of humanity Will
enable me to stand by the truth to my
own hurt. Therefore, "sink or swim, sur
vivc or PERISH" | am with the WeSs ana
South for the maintenance OF the Clncln-
natl Platform of April IL.
/ will take immediate measures 70 u
ganize the State of Georgia on thaC oas '.'
and will urge the true men OF liG W" ),
called Ten rebel States to "iall lhto i.n.'
You can fully count on them nave 'iioO
them. Nth the
I will leave home tomorrow VIII VIZ 10
view of beginning the orsanlHa a.;n,;on
Georgia, and charging your SuOSclip. w.,
as the means of propagatng true con' aond
tional ideas: and will endeaVor W '. .ha
Won subscriptions from time 10 tinic' do VIZ
organization is enlarged. ,rt tho dead
regret nothing in the past put liie uea ~
- 10 failure. and l am to-day ready 10
s,na .ho hest means can command to es-
tahlish the principles for which fought
am, respectfully and truly, your friend,
r. TOOMBs.
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Interview with President Johnson


Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
WAsHIHGToS, July 81 told Mr.. John
son that the mode which was being adopted
by certain class of worthless and ire
sponsibe men TO secure negro votes would
engender strife between the negroes and
whites in the South, and lead 10 endless
trouble, If not war and bloodshed that
my own observations led me to believe
that the negroes were being taught ny
these low-iiyrd fellows to look upon the
whites as their natural enemies, ana lhal
did not sec hOw, with that idea once pre-
vaIcnt among the negroes, the Two races
could live together in the South. Ihey
can't do it," said MIR. johnson. "A war
Of races is inevitable il such state OF
affairs goes on. People may laugh at the
idea o. a war of races, but 1t Will be
brought about by such doctrines as these"
He then remarked that negro suffrage
would have been brought about by State
actiou-!hat it was inevitable, and would
not have been resisted by the southern
States If left to themselves. 1t might not
have come as soon as it has been forced
up,n them by Congress; but, said he, "it
would have come quite rs soon as it ought
to have come, and quite us soon as the ne
grocs were tit for it,"
In regard TO the BrownlOw militia, he
said he had received u hundred petitions
from the hes: people of Tennessee, asking
him to send United States troops there
to protect them against the outragcs
now being committed by this estate
Guard" | asked him if he could, under
the Constitution, send troops into Ten
nc>scc without The request OF the Cover
nor or Legislature. He replied that that
was difficult question, which nc had not
yet determined. He certainly could send
troops there on recruiting service, and
station them at Knoxville, Nashville,
Chattanooga, aud such points, and ii any
disturbance occurred while these troops
were there, it would be tue duty of the
commanding officer to use them in sup
pressing it. He feared very much that
Brownl0w's militia would provoke riot
they were organized for, and the only
question was, whether, when they gos
ready for fight, they should have armed
soldiers or unarmcd citizens TO shoot at.
| thought the best way would be to re-
gard the militia rs an inSurrection, and
send soldiers to suppress it, and clean it
ont. He didn't know, he said, what was
best to be d0uc; be wanted to see the
peace Of the State preserved; but didn't
know exactly how best to preserve it. He
regardcdlhe State government Of Tenncs-
see ms the worst dcspoli>m he had ever
heard of-a military deSpoiism in its worst
1orm-and about the meanest dcspot he
ever heard Of ut the head OF it. Some
men make even a deSpotism respectable
sort OF government, said he; but Brown
low cart get up decent despotsm. He
believed the people of Tennessee would
live quietly and obey the laws and ConSti-
tuition il let alone, and that they did not
need any militia there at all +; and that hall
the trouble in that State was brought about
by northern men going down there to stil
up strife and make capital out Of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

THE BooTu LETTER.-Thc Rochester
Express, Radical journal, alludipg to the
dispatch recently published in the New
York Herald in reference to the mystic,
rious Booth letter, which has been cx.
planned by Mr.. Matthews before the Judi.
ciary Committee, says:
The witness named in the above dis
patch is John Matthews, who has been a
prominent actor and theatrical manager in
this city. He is well known, is an intelli-
gent man, aud universally respected. We
thiuk none of our citizens will question
bis veracity when he comes to testify. The
HeraldS dispatch is probably to some ex-
tent sensational, but we have long known
that Mr.. Matthews bad personal knowledge
Of the facts in this case"
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To the Editors Of the Richmond D'$po'n;

To the Editors Of the Richmond DS$po'e|
Sirs,-I notice in your paper OF t0 caa;o
DULY l0th) that correspondent . 's
Chesterfield county mentions .. ,n on
among others, as being on comm''. x. e "p-
pointed by public meeting hela ao, q. ON.
last cpurt 70 prepare a set Of resolutions
crnrcs.;no the political sentiments OF the
comfy. | apprchcnd the li'p' . 80 a.a %
created that was consch''he " 'he ieso-
lu,inns which were reported to the meet
inc. and as | do not wish to have the Gre
AZ ar discrcdi', Of public act / do not
annroye. | beg leave 20 set myself right
through the same medium that think has
placed me wrong. The resolutions, as re-
ported, were substantially those which
have lately drawn so much attention upon
Albcma:le Those which ! should have
offered, If permitted, are very different,
and beg leave TO append them. We have
not room for them Editors DiSpatchl
1t is perhaps due to myself to say that
I attended court solely at the request of Sc
veral friends, having been disfranchlsed-
and do not complain Of it-by Genera
Schofeld's construction Of the law. And
though do not concur in the policy OF The
present fusion-or confusion-either or
grounds Of principle or prudence, should
not have said 50 unless had been invited
or been misunderstood.
Very respectfully,
Your obedicut servant,
FRANZ G. RUrFIN.
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By Lee i Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
10. 1914 Cary street.

r,HIRTY FIVE BUILDING J. 0 # 8
L OF THIRTY FEET EacST rr EA GEeP 81 10 = a
HHeVEP.F.rf'TvC: STREAM oF SPRING VA
TGR. NEAR H0wARD,S Grove. fo OF - SALE aar AZ
an MONDAY The ?2d July, 1867, commencing az !.
o'clock P the premises ssoxs T 5sscr,pss
.danted to gardening purpos: and are accessible
by the street. leading from MschsnesT s,sat a
IHhs s' shops of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pary. no rasidus AT three
ond s;v months FOR negotiable paper, interest
sdGed. and title retained till al OF toe PURCHASE
hlousS J., 20 q" ~ "a 20 % 10 Auctonesrs.
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By Harrison, Goddn Apperson' Auetionee1s
and Real Estate Agents.

COMFORTABLE FRAMED ! ;
TryrNrNTS IN MANCHESTER, ON TIE
CORNER ~F ALLEN aND Porter STREETS,
F0Es SALE Ar AUCTIoN.-Will be sold Il. at a aug &c
ton, on the premises, on N oNDAY, the lon Ju.y
isG7 IT 5 O'Clock p. NJ, those two comfortable
fro Md tenernen,s located AZ above, fronting TO-
getner so fact on Allen street, running back 100
feet on Porter street. The location 10 most peau-
TxRws: One-third cash balance at four ana
eiyht months for negotiable notes, Interest ADDED,
'e'1f'I HARRISON, GUoDDIN s. APPsRSoF.
:. "a - anctouecrs.
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BYE. B. Cook. Auctioneer'
co-arnor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FUR
Fl AHfr1Rs At A1!T19E:;17on MoN pa ra the
!! 70 TSss slssf on sS = IN
dence Ga Eigb,h street, part OF the HOUSE
40 1T HFsURHiTURE, consisting Of rr,c1ruPE
SETS HAEnsCME Ca I sI- 5EE of'N W.
! MAHOGANY PASLOR SUITE,
y f'e M 7 LINZ II and COTTAGE REDsTEADS,
n.IR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
,1apsIET Top PAPLOR TABLES,
DiNiNG and SIDE TABLES: ETC., etc,
together with variety OF useful hon Smt
articles. rc.;onnnr
iy IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12
cor,e.pondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Registration i'm King William.

July shat King. William Courthouse
whites, 40; colored, 204. Co!ored majority,
l6t. :,
At Plain Dealing the books closed with
l0l white and l07 black voters.
On Monday afternoon quite an excite
ment was created at the court house du-
ring the registration by fight between
Tazewell Willis and James Jackson, oo'h
black, in which Willis bit OIL jackson
RICH, ear and Jackson knocked out al o,
Willis's front teeth. willis is well kno"n
in this city.l
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SyLee & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera,
20. 1914 Cary street.

CIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX
= ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAR WIhC0X'S
WHARF. IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlOE.-Wa will sell al Charles City
Courthouse on THURSDAY the 18Th OF July, 1856.
that being court day, si5 ACRES three and hall
miles from wilcox's wharf on James river This
land fronts on Swlnyard's road. and adjoins the
l,ndg Of John Walker, James Barnes, and others.
This land is well wooded, and you'd suit any one
wishing 10 20 in the wood business. rms ttaci
will bs sub-aiytded so az TO suit persons Of small
means. The improvements consist Of new. com
Portable house and kitchen. Mr.. John Hamhlet Is
rnyr living ON the place LEE & GODDIN,
Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

A GREAT BARGAiN.-1he under
IA signed, wishing 70 Gloss their business, offsr
Tor sale al greatly reduced prices lot Of Drugs
and MED CiNEs and many other articles usually
kept in a regularly established drug storu. The
goods hav, all been purchased since The War. and
al! the furniture is new. Any person wishing TO
go into the drug business will find 1t to his inie-
rest to examine our stock, whicn We are willing
to sell considerably low Or than be purchased
elsewhere J. X. GODNlH Co.,
ie 14-ln k1lcas.le, Va.
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Dissertations, &c.

~ = "
ISSOLUTIO Nj he concern o
consent MIR Iavid B. Clark will settle up l.,
bu-iue- OF the lat concern All parties Indebted
to the firm will please MAKE Immediate PAYNE
To him. and those holding claims against us wi!
pi'"s0 f.''-''' - mAVio B. CLARK,
JAMES E. BLAlk.
RICHMOND, VA, JULY 10, 1857.
The undersigned resumes his old business as
Commission erchani. d. d collects Il: g paironaS'
OF his old friends and those OF the lite hru y
Clark & Blair DAVID Is CLARK.
Commission Merchant,
Fourteenth between Main and Cary streets.
July iulh, 1s67.
In retiring from business take pleasure in re-
commendi' 4 q my friends MIR DAVID Is. CLARK,
and soliciting 10 him Il continuation of the pa ro-
n-ge 20 kindly b. st wed upon The lrin Of Clark
Bar. tjyl2 81 JANE" +. BLAIR.
THE USINESS HERETOFORE
1 conducted by the undersigned under the style
| OF LANlER BKuThEkS -. will be continued
from this date under the style and firm of LUCi Us
l.. LANlEk i CO. LuClUS l.. LANlER,
JOHN w. SELBY.
Baltimore, July l. 1867.
Being the sole and exclusive owners ofall assets
and debts cue 10 the fms Of LAyIER BgOTHFRs q
60. contracted before and since the war. pat
indrh are requested TO make payment to us or
our authorized agents
jy S-iw LUCIus L. LANIER s. co.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
Il formed tina, from this date Mr.. BENJAMIN
C2rTRELL has an interest in our business:
BRAZsaL CoTrkELL,
July l, 1867. corner Ninth street and basin.
! have this day associated myself with Messrsi
BRAZEaL i CUTrKELL, where will be pleased
10 See IN! Old ifisnd' aug BsssSS sleN coTTRELL.
RICHMOND, July |, 1887. US
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

nlE- TO FAMILIES,
PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article of
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of 81 per gallon
Determined to keep pace with the age in my bu-
snass, and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best OF everything in my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price
OF my
to per gallon and respectfully invite the at
tention of families parties, pic MICS. etc., to this
reduction, with the assurance that all orders Will
be filed with promptness and fidelity.
ANDREW ANTON1,
ll05 south side OF Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange banh'
ie 3-2m
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uIGH C0NSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
\ L be sold on MONDAY, July Is, 1897. COM
msncing IL o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, on
property in the office of the Times newspaper, first
door. consisting of ono large IRON SAFE and
GFFiCG FURNITURE. ALDO. the property on
thiad door known ~ the BOOK Bis DEaI. and 20
much of the other property said premises us
nay be necessary TO satisfy distress warrant in
my hands in favor Of Hsxall y Co. rs. Charles
Ii. Wynne: , ,
IL A X. E9UAp, ii. u. u. Il.
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AUCTION Sales.
'~~(-~r|s''1ss-.-7
FUTURE DAY.
Bv Harrison, Goddin &Apperson, Aucslon eefS
snd Real Estate Agents.

and ReAI BBEEt6 dRekIto'
TWO EXCELLENT BRICK TENE !:
| MENTs F0R SMALL FAMILIES. on Tu IP
SOUTH SIDE OF PRESTON BET W WI ssNu61r n,S
a any fBuRTIaG GROUND, AND VACAsI LoI
ON DUTaL STREET VIII be sold at an a1ct 1857
on the premises, TUESDAY ths ISsh TBNE
aMfrSTs located "a above, each containing ,nrse
ICONS. well arranged for small families ana D"'''
IN f,sr Tbieb saw at half-past O'CLOCK r.
viii be sold be 4ntiful LOT on the sontn sue
Duval between Foushee and Ga Lks Streets 60
Trpus One.ihrd cash: balance ut lonI M III
afah months for n. goliable notes, interest a'ueu'
secured p gyARgIsoW, GoDDIN s APP ERsoS.
ivl2 - u-----
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NOTICE.-A pplication at the proper
~ time will be m 1de TO the Auditor of the Com
mon sealth for the RENEWAL of Treasury certi-
fcate no 6lbl for one hundred dollars. Said GER
tifcate was either lost .slaid about the 18th OF
February. 1867. Should II 0e in the possession oil
any one. he will be suitably rewarded by leaving
II at the DisDutch Office NY 3-F3m
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneors'
Northwest corner Of Main and Elaventh streets

rNRTSTEE'S SALE OF A FARM Or
IaaIF acres or LAND, ON THE RICHMOND
AND CHAEL0TTFSV FLANK ROAD, SEVEN
MILES NuFTd OF The CITY OF klGHMOyEr p.L
Nv virtnn Of A deed of trust executed by Elijan
priddy snd wife TO Loftin Elicit, trustee, dated
18th December 1857, and recorded in Henrt &c
County Cour; Office, being thereto requested ~
seemed | will sell ut auction, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY the 3Oth day Of July, at Il O. si9e !,
H., II fair, II not then on me next IN cnn
vsyed by the said decd, or go much the ne ,Sa
az may be necessary to NEE, the purposes ni inJ
the said Priddy resides, containing 2S11 ACRES, au
Joining the lands of A. Warwick, 3 q: niy1Grrop'
Jonn Cidah, aud others and has upon IL d y" HnD
$50 with thc usual out. buildings
'"f''' THOHsS ELLETT,
Fracutor Of l.. Y. Elicit deceased,
and az such, Trustee.
GRrnns 4 WILLiAMs, Auctioneors j. s-tds
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Public Notices.

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
IL, Tus FIFTH wARD.-The Board of Regis
fr.tion for The Fifth Magister!al District will be
~ session from MONDAY, JuyS, 1857. until sA :
TuKDAY, July -, 1857, at the corner Of Broad and
Henry streets. 49,
Hours of session each day from A. N. until
PM.
The Fifth District comprises all that part re-
Gently taken in by the recent act OF the Legtsa-
lure. including Bacon's Quarter branch, Sidney,
Hollywood oregon Hill, sc.
Captain B G. COOK,
Pr. w. @. MeNSFi cid,
THOMAe G. CLARK,
ly llGt Registers,
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THIS DAY.
BY E. B. Cook. Auctioneer,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DC,
Ill At AUCTION .-On FRIDAY MORNING at
10 o'cock will sell nj my store an assortment OF
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing OF
Mahogany and Stained Wardrobes.
Mahogany kideboards and Tables,
Mahogany SOFAS and Chairs,
Rockers. Marble top Tables
New Tin Safes,
Jenny Lind and Cottage Bsd5teadsr
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Dining Fables,
Feather Beds. Carpets.
Marble-op Washs 'aIds,
Marble top Bur-aus,
Mirrors, Engravngs,
Oil Paintings &C.
ALSO,
Two good Cooking Stoves. ..o-
" IL K. GUN. huetlo
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DEGISTRaTION OF VOTERS IN
III TIE SECOND WARD Board of Regis
tation for the second magisterial district, known
Us Madison Ward, which includes all that part of
the city of Richmond lying between the west line
Of Fourteenth and east Line Of Fourth streets, vii!
be in session from MONDAY tbs Sth to the 18th
July inclusive, at the City Ral.
Hours OF session, from O'Clock A. NJ. to 4o'cloek
r. Ii. T. &. ROSE,
W " Il: Iss1 ALLEN, Registers. 10 ss-tlsJv
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EOREiGN ENCH 4 NGr ~ w. 81 !.
e now prepared 10 draw BtL S OF NH NIL, :.
IN sums TO sgit pnrch.sefo, npSt slo 'rrr,t,
cities aud towns IN EnstaGJ. !fs!abSS. lr.s
Germany. Itay, and Russia. Also, on tv.',,t ya
Const .Dtin"plo, ana other points on 'Ho ''"
OF Enropo and ~ tos prispt. ,,,.-{,rtEt
We especially call the attention ol ~ a....ay
and Others Wishing to l.mlt suai! sums O. ~ -, h.
H. their irienda broad aud ~ home 70 a. ,~,g.,
ties for acc vmlnod 4tiuK them OF retree ~ -
THOMAS b. Ssh I..sr
{yle-lm EanGers No ts!S Atln -t's----
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For Rent.

DOR RENT, TO good and careful
Il tenant. and possession given kngust LIST, 81
tho superior DWELL Nc House at the E::Ij
southeast corner OF Cary and First streels -
Apply at this oalce jy l2-2t*
DOB RENT, THE STORE AND FIX
II TURES complete, No. l!Os Main street. AsS
lately occupied by F. Bnfori, halter. Also E:;S
several convenient and comfortable LODG- --.saA
ING ROM. Eent moderate.
FOR SALE, a compl-ts set Of ITsTTERs
TOOLS embracing krt ias Blocks, lr"ns, Work
Benches, &C., which y i'll b" sold very low. Apply
TO W II HAYWhfD,
iy lo-lws on the premises.