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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-08
BATH COUNTY

FIRST OF J6NE NEXT with Recommendations
for 800 persons. They are delightfully."- situated In
Bath county, surrounded by the me :.
10 any place in the mountains OF virginia, occupy,
ting central position IN The group o. mineral
iprngs, for which this portion OF Virginia Is SO
They are of easy and convenient access by the
Central railroad, the Orange snd Alexandra ran
the Central railroad thence by stages Restricted to
ten passengeIsl over hue turl p ks road, twenty
three miles TO the Springs, crossing the warm
Spring mountain, ard passing on the route the
Bath Alnm, Warm, and hot Springs.
The principal building are extensive ana r SUP
thorough repair; ana the furniture in every de-
partment is new.
The medicinal virtues OF the waters are gene.
in the limits OF an advertisement TO a!temps 10
give a statement OF the effected by her use.
They have proved highly eficasious In me n worst
cases of Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarhGa, Diseases
of the Liver, Bladder ard kidheys, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, Cuta-
For an analysis Of the water, and full details of
their curative properties, reference is made 10
pamphlet with certificates, TO be had on spplca-
pen e Ro h hsf6Pb q e. saB od who viii
keep a supply Of the water for sale. o,,
Hot and Cold Spout and shower batns ana
Plunge Baths can be had at all times.
Pure Treestone Water from the I n,i is
conveyed through the principal buildings afford
after the lst Of June there will be daily mail
and daily line Of stages to the Springs.
An experienced physician will reside at the
Springs during the season.
my sew JOHN i. EUBANK, Agent.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-The follow
' ing celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS, Of easy
access by railroads and short stage lines, over
good roads, in comfortable coaches by contract
limited 10 ten passengers will be open for VisilorS
ON AND AFTER TIE lsT OF JUNE 1907:
WHITE SULPHUR,
GREFNBaIER COUNTY, W. VA.
SWEET SPRINGS AND SALT SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, WA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Jackson
River depot until about 10Th Jnly, when the
railroad will be run to Covington
and from Bonsack's on the
Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, Ui0 stages.
HOT SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS, and
BATH ALUh SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Miilhoro'
depot.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
RocHBsIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad 10 posheh
depot.
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR ALUM SPRINGS,
(FORNRRLV STRIBLIsG's.
Route Uid Central railroad to Staunton, thence by
stages 10 the Springs.
LLEGHhEY SPRIN GS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Route uiG Virginia Central, Orange and Alexan-
drIa, TO shawsville depot, on Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
COYNRR'S SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BOTEToURT COUNTY, W.
Route as above to Coyners Springs station, Vir.
ginia and Tennessee railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the principal citios West,
North, and South, to al the above
named Springs.
THE PROPRTETORS
OF the above Springs have provided an entire
outfit OF
NEW FURNITURE, &c,
in all departments, and will use every effort to
make visitors satisfied.
[my lS-tsl
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Hunnaoutt 1, In In Fr,i1 .rs,,,.;,,,,,,.. Z,

The New York Realas correspondent lie }|ftrola 5iS'
Fredericksburg, Va, (Maroh "a after saying that
the entire population Of the place numbered aix
Thousand, among whom they are only about six
hundred negroes, he proceeds Essf ty t:5 55
This city WIS the scene Of great manv of The
exploits Of that eccentric individual Rev, .. ".
Aunnlcutt, who figured in various characters, as
preacher, Po itician and Inountebank both before
and during the war; but who from lis very pecu-
lar nature has made himself here, where he is
known, exceedingly unpopular among whites and
negroes. tle latter class are particularly bitter
against this 2 rson, as was demonstrated by a
meeting held here last evening, which,wss address.
ed ed BY Dr. Harriss, connected with tho Bureau:
The sable Doctor advocated Hunnicutt's principles
nnd defended that person; but he found his sable
hearers We're not disposed to be3.Rullsd-bne o1
their number, Mr.. James Brook fectually
combating au the. remarks OF the man OF mei1ia
cine. u. n. asp
The reverend mulntto is expected here to-,i,ors =
row night, when he intends to haraneua tho ne
groes IN his usual Richmond style: bnE n AIN as
sured by cclored citizens OF respectabiity chat he
VII meet With No reception other than tin-pan
The IS garrisoned BY twoo ocanpanies 81 the
Twenty first United States infantry, f6rmar1y Sec.
ond Battalion TweIf b. infantrSs comnoandad al Inv
Captain McC. Netterville. ~ Major jOhnsoni fa n
charge OF the Bureau, as wall as the Commander
OF tho forces, and attends gitnately to his own
on Rncess Ann street, once rsed Is astheatre anu
piace for holding political meetings.i These two
companies are well satisa ID with the location and
Tor their amusement aud improvement have astab-
stished two reading rooms here, at which all the
leading newspapers and period dcals Of tho day are
received. coEp paint "a however Insde or NOT n.
ceiyng the Sunday Herald, q paper which they aay
atways supplies the def hciensy in tie newsof the
Week.
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Stnto Items.

FaEsHET IN Pee DEE.-m the fore part of last
week We had great deal Of rain, that must have
extended high up the Pee Dee, which, in the lat
ter part OF the week, wus quite high.
tuesday evoning and Wednesday last we again
had great falls Of rain, and if the rains extended
5leh up the river, coming before it had quite gone
down, viii more than likely give us freshet cqunl
20 any we have had for years. The ground evory-
where Is thoroughly water-lodged, which must
greatly retard preparations for planting.
lCherdU Advertiser.
Our Circuit Court, his Honor Judge Aldrich pre-
sdlng. closed it's Spring Term on Saturday last
we understand that not great deal of business was
transacted, and Furthermore, for the FIRST time in
the memory of the ''oldest lnhabitant," tho Grand
jury did not make single presentment.-I6ti.
TIE WEAT1IER.-For several days past we have
had rain; rain, rain, filing the water courses,
swelling Pee Dee into freshet, and retarding pre-,
partitions for planting. On Thursday evening we
had heavy fau Of rain, after which it blew p cold
On Friday it was still cold, the wind blowing from
north and east, aud about IL NJ. it began showing
slightly: gradually changing into cold sleet. We
old good bye to the fruit crop.-Ioid.
STATE MoNEY-State money now can scarcely
pc passed at all in Columbia and when it is taken
It 1s reckoned at seventy cents in the dollar. :
Tbs last collapse is owing to recent legislation
~ " Wasn1neton the same Legislation that has par
alyzed the whole South, which has made property
comparatively worthless, and which seems to say
70 us that the ruin is but just
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The Progress: a. OF Im1peaehment. Al

4 The Progreas ~ or Impenehment.
The Cincinnati Commercial, q strong Republican
paper, has the: following from Washington: ;..
The public have not yet been .tsrati4led with a
bythe Judiciary on tie subject oi tim I'M
5 aSsssas ta5s ess t. s
Tnm that made on the night before the close Of
THE committee had been in session almost davi
and night Tor two months It had examined evary
witness suggested by Che euamies of the PresiI.
dent itshad sent for smen an New Orleans: and
every other part Of the country. One Of its mem
sion to Canada to take testim N NJ there. ,tiI He
tboastedEWhen he was about to start that he would
sae b Sask si ds9Se es1 enough Pea
What he did bring back is not known to the
@ spa5R ssass5Bsat g tRe Il saa s6
nent, Il may be concluded thasit doesn't amount
.slhe sordeal towhieh the ,Presidents priva;ttse,
sub5eeeed Is one ror which thaiss ae @ verv Se Ysw
harmed. -, ., S. ~ 4
Every person who knew. or pretended to know
auythlng to: his detriment, has been closely dues
toned The toulest scandal and rl1eanest rossi,,
of ftheatreets haye been solennly resolved into de-
would not 81 feeefved MShaHensea before thss
pettiest police Judge, have been called upon to
81 swear aga,nst him and he has ha1 no 6ppoftun1sy
to Hdefend hinnseH agnins:, the most eIpalipnant
calunnies or the yllest sani,er. h III i 81:
yet atterxhias drag.net nf nf hthan libel
re told, practicaly that enough has not Vet been
discovered against to warrant 81 i1ldsctm ant.
ana saSa m9s? amH is asked p complete the vork
President cannot be impeached, except for shirh
criEaes and misd deneanors 1!i gE.a.
ls at very likely fhat such offences aswould con-
statute these high crimes and misdenS Ilors sre 40
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John Mitchell

K John Mitchell
AS we copied the statement about NIr. mitchell
We feel bound to do him the justice Of publishing
his denial. We also take this opportunity of rec
thyng another mistake, viz: That he is writer on
the Richmond Dispotch-I$
We have it authoritatiFely that Mr.. MrroHE1, at
present is not connected with any newspaper or
periodical whatsoever.
R1cHMoND, Va, 18th March, 1867
70 ase Editor Of the Richmond Times
sIR I observed that the Times has reprinted q
me, said to be taken from Dublin paper, in Which,
1T ls asserted, amongst other things, that have
consented to be the future chief Of the Fenians
" the sack Of Chester Castle lin England) was pre-
vente by ths order OF John Mitchell" am not
the CHIEF OF the Eeninns eithers side Of the At
any order being sent to regulate to further or to
agiand Canada; Il Relana e sas se Of
find, further, that American and Irish Jour
Hais G nave printed da certain letter addressed to
caPta1n era: Q, t%nian organizer for Minnesota,
and purPornng to h1ve been written by me, It is
tue that d1d reply to communication from this
Captain Grace but the letter which wro e is not
the letter which he has published. I g We him
ing so, he has given such parts Ct it as he Thought
might serve his own branch of the Fenians. sI,p-
pressed the rest, and altered what he has printed
Such are the perls, and sometimes tho penalties
q answer ng letters from Centres that are>not in
the circle OF your acquaintance. 20 :
The substance Of what Wrote was that while I
approved of the Fenian organization in America
and IN Ireland, disapproved strongly of calling
on the people for large contributions 81 money foi
immediate miht ,ry operations, ander the delnsion
that Il 1a,a s,nything important could b. effected either
peace both with France and with tie United
States:-that thought it wrong and cruel to de
mand such eacri,ces and such risks from the Irish
settled in America, upon the faith Of every man
who promises insnrs ctinn in the harvest, /, OF
war this yea" Or any given year:-that i was
for quick results; and that If the Organizations
here could content themselves with keeping up
their own existence for the present, demanding no
larger subscriptions than are sufficient for chat
purpose, = should be happy TO- cooperate With
them waiting patiently for the essential condition
OF al ettecdve movement-war between England
and either OF the other powers have named. -"I
v; It is with great reluctance Ihave made these
notifications, because Il greatly respect and ad-
n1re the patriotic eagerness Of my countrymen for
the destruction of English dominion in their na-
t1ye country; and it is painful to me to say word
which looks ike encouragement. Nothing but
the extensive misuse Of my name could have in-
duced me to break my silence FFtEilSl ..s93 II @
Your obedient servant, hstt%
,.s JOHN MITCHELL ? d
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North Carolina Items.

FEEsHET.-The recent heavy rains have y greatly
swcuen the streams in this section. The Cape
Fear iyer Las been higher than at any time In tie
past ten wears, with the exception Of the spring
ireshot Of 1865, when it rose above the bridge ai
Bounts Creek Factory, and inundated the yards
80 far as we have learn this high water has been
unattended by the usual ,Samago. along the banks
Of tho river rs the season - mot sufficiently ad-
produce But We regret that mill owners on Rob
inson creek have been co. s1deraby damaged, the
dams Messrs; yann Cameron and MCDANIEL
being broken. This misfortune. while it subjects
them to trouble ana expense, affects this commit
nifty in no slight degree, ry- the temporary stop
page Of the ordinary supplies. .Fay. Reos:
ssow--Ve learn that snow fe, in slight quar-
road on yesterday. The weather has turned curt.
cold; nni ice Of ickness for Cd n
tins city this morning: he ,1.ecent mil, ,eh
reign OF wintor was about over the cold ST.. .lnis
many minus supply offueL Consequently, wood
IS o1 hed "a at almost fabulous rates today: Iwi be-
"a Raeigh &c httsnsg Ss,.i|ns stsdst" a5as t.s..
INsANE:-Nlr. W. Fl. Thomas, formerly senator
Tnaana saeksoh county n G. has been placed in tho
the political condition of the country is tie canse
of his Us insanity; He was q prominent man among
steto apd IN the Western part
those Indians during the war.-Enterprise. = 4
DEATH OF PRoP. JAMES PHuLrps- he 5Raleieh
papers announce the sudden death of Dr. James
Phillips, Professor of. Mathematics and Natnral
Philosophy at the State University at Chapel Hill
on Thursday last. The manner OF his death is do.
tailed as follows in o letter to the Sentinel: VI.
CHAPEL HILL, Mnrch Il, 1867.
Tho Rev. james Phillips, DID,, Professor ot
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, and senior
member OF the Faculty Of the University,is nc
more Though his health for the past two o,
three years has not been very robust, and the
Wea; her this morning very inclement, with mis- ac
Y Gu stoned punctuality he vent TO the Chapel, il
the purpose OF officiating at morning prayer. Mr.
Herbert Mallett, q member Of the Junior Glass, OF
entering tho Chapel after the bell had begun K
ring, saw tho Doctor seated alone on the ros.
trunl bowed to him, and, his salutation not being
\ returned, approaehed, anS just as he reached the
seat. He dropped to tho 1oar immedi lately in The
rear OF the pulpit, and died in less than ten min
y tendance just ns pulsation was ceasing. 81 \
DR.. Phillips was born in the County OF Essex
y England, on the 22d Of April, 1872. s Z
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PROCEEDINGS OF conenEss.-

and II si1eT was Rspersed
Company Of New York to make soundings and lay
cable on the American coast. MIR. Pomeroy in
troduced blll authorizing the Postmaster General
to contract ior the weekly transportation of mail
between Now York and Bremen. Some other busi-
ness OF an unimportant nature was transacted, af-
tor which Mr. 1rn1nhnl1 called mp the Supplement-
AIRY Reconstruction bill. Mr. Drake cHercd nm
amendment authorizing the registered voters to de-
eide whether they should have convention or not.
don declared that rather thnn force the peopIo OF
tho South back into tho Union he would keep them
out. Tho amendment was rejected by vote of IT
yeas TO ~ nays. MIR. Drake then offered another
amendment requiring the electors to vote py closed
ballots, and providing that such shall be the mode
OF voting in future, un,ess otherwise ordered by
consent Of congress. N-ossrs. Conkling, Fessen-
den. Dooittle, Wilson, Henderson, BucGalew and
Corbett, spoke against the amendment, denouncing
went into executive session, and soon after adj
journed. -TN
In the House MIR. Covode offered resolution
calling for select committee to investigate GER
tain charges Of irregularities in the Treasury De-
pattment- Mr. Chandler objecting, the resolution
vent over. "A Bill was introduced fixing the time
to Congress-; also one making eight hours days
work for all mechanics and 1aborers employed by
the Government a petition asking that the sarno
privileges be extended to sailors as are now ex-
tended to soldiers was presented. resolution
was offered instructing The Committee on Elec
tlons to report whether Mr. Hunt Mr. Chillicott
was entitled to the seat as Delegate from Colo
rado. 9a5# aa: s{ e57 IN - /.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate passed the joint resolution to pro-
mb1t the sale Or use Of malt and sprituous liquors
IN tho Capitol building. A Bill was passed to pro-
vide for the better security Of the lives Of passen
Pers , On steam vessels. The supplementary Act to
the Bill to e'provido Tor the more efficient govern
ment OF the rebel States was then taken up The
pending amendment, requiring that all electors
amendments were adopted and the Bill laid aside
until to-day.~4 sfT.'.
The House adopted resolution authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury to sell the coin and bull
Ion now IN tho Treasury. claim "a by certain banks
r. fT hehmond % Va and to retain the money derived
ing the Committee on Public Expenditures to take
into consideration the report made at the last ses
sion relative to abuses at the New York Custom
house. Another resolution, which was also
adopted, directs that if said Committee find that
Mr. sm3 the, the Collector of the Port of New
1ork, has been guilty Of bribery OF other high
the House. No..
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:aTHE AIKEN: PRESS. :, ].

TITS PROPOSED TO pUBELsH m TER ,TowN OF
Aiken. g. c., Weekly papor under the eboye Htlc
. 90 assotea % e General Mtsiigence Political Conn
nent Of Agriculture Including The Field the orchsr
ne .vineynsd and tie ars don News Summary. TO
oonssn 2 egest of the important events Of the week.
M1u portion OF Che psper. aud particular aston
ton wM ee gyer to the unsettled question Of Labor as
oesS - our new condition, and die &eveoprnent
scu!furcs Fruit raislne, and Vine growing.
\ Terms -93n year, ID advance.
\. ~ A1R11ASDs Iuhtahet, January a VI
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New York Market,
NOON DISPATCH.

.-,
New YORK. March 18:-4he Stock market is ex
cited 5-2Vs '62. Coupons 1oss; Exchange 60
days, 81; Sight, 9a Gold, 1s4a. Flour q shade
frmer, quiet. Wheat quiet, firm. Corn 1c bet
tor; Western z1ixod, 81 20 in store. Pork tirmer;
New Mess, s24. Lard quiet barrels 12ia1sA.
Whiskey dull. Cotton firm, at Sassy lor MidGling
Uplants. Freights quiet.
EVENING D1sPAToH
New York, March 18.-Stocks excited Gold
s4t. 5-2os Of go Coupons 81. Cotton frmer,
sales 5000 bales at a2as2a. Flour active; State
So 2oas12 Corn steady. sMess Pork stesdy.
Rosin s. 25as5 SO. Freights unchanged. :
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= a% HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
i. B: ,.l REVIEWER RE:NEws THE HAZE L: /.
HALLS VEGETABLE 'sICuIANa HAIR RE
NEWER ,#E .
Restores gray hair to the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER .
IL Prevents the hair from falling of
HALLS VEGETABLE sIUnIAN aAIR RE-
ss5sg NEWER
Ilss.$ Makes the hair'so and glossy
HALLS HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
Il ss9;s3i55 @ NEWER
" & Does not stain the shin. 4. Il, etS@
HALLS VI VEGETABLE sICHIAN HAIR RE
!s&& NEWER j.
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
presented to the public. Price ST.
For sale by 81 IzIsgists Wholesale by
DoWE 4 NOISE,
/ No. 161 Meeting street,
:.S,, J. Opposite Charleston Hotel
march l3 tu1yEss $;s * t4Sssa: -. CHARLESTON
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gI7-. @l &5s.
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 18.-Cotton firm. Sales
to-day $500 bales. Low adiddling 2saasoc. Be
ceipts 5s16 bales. Exports 2406 bales Sugar
dull; sales at 13c. for EAR. Molasses, very dull
and no sales. Flour in good request s,sd is held
firmly at advanced price,. Super .s12as12 25.
Gold 35as5& Sterling 45a4e44. New York Sight
Exchange 3aa per centurn. @ 4 -.
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aTUNlIED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE:
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE. NO. se4 K1Na-sT,
Returns Of ANNUAL TAXES for year 1865 win be rece;y
ed at this Office for Divisions and z comprising Wards
81 81. 8, and east part Of between ~ and r. NJ
until 18th q April next except where parties receive no
uce; IN such cases returns must be rendered within ten
days from date thereof, according to Law. 3:
A. CARTER, Asst. Assessor Div g. A.
A. LNDsrRoM, Ass. Assessor Div. T. #
a March l5 &"&0.ssTs I -s$1 1.5& a#s.I 30 E
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= BALTIMORE, March 1s.-Rio Coffee 1sla14, gold,
in bond. Flour firm at the recent advance; City
superhne, $40 So Corn advanced 3a4 cents; White,
81 10a1 L. Provisions active and firm; Bulk Should
:ers, 9a94 -sl fs:$
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St. Louis Market.

ST.. LOUIS, March 18-Flour active; extra s11 so.
Corn heavy at 81 . Genital Provisions adj
vancing; Mess Fork s22 5oa2s Bacon Shoulders
95c.; Sides 1890. Lard 121c ie..::,ss
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

OFFICE OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
toMMUNICATIoNs FOR THE CHIEF: OF FIRE DE-
- PAEIMENT can be left at the Office the Clerk of
C0uncA, Casy Aa1l, up stotrs. NJ. b. NATHAN,
MaTcn 10 10 Chief Fro Department
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. a5- TIE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DIsEAsEs which destroy the
manly powers and create tnpedimants to MARRIAGE
witt sure neans OF RELIEF Sent In sealed letter On
velopes free, o. change. Address Dr.. J. sKLL1N
HoUdHroN. Howard Aasocist,on; ph1iadsiphta, Pa. ID
January 1k S%.7..S' ,.if
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTs
HOTEL OR BOARDNG-HoUsr KEEPERS. A.
.ar. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL !
-r,- , =. Y. - March 10, 1867. h.
I'M ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
II the Legislature, passed the Goth day Of Dccember
1855 Az persons ncerned hereby notified to can at
thus Office and take out the required license Immediately
- a.; ... Si+gt W. H. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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aT THE PEOPLES NATIONAL, BANK-
CHARLESTON s. c., January %, 1ss7.-rhe BOARD al
Directors have determined to increase the caal Of this
Bank: >; !. i ': AT ' 20 f:l5'2 :. ]. N
b Stock can DO bad on application to 8 "A .
January 79lt s,r:l trth rr q = oprzr
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as NOTICE CoNs1GNEEs PER sTEAM-
SHIP E b soUDER arc hereby notified that she is Thus
Day dschargng cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset WIN be stored at ex
pense and risk OF owners #&g
WILLIS l. CHIsoLM, Agents.
Ai Freight amounting to fifteen a5) dollars or loss,
must be paid on tho wharf before delivery Of Goods
Mnrch 1S 5& =
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IS Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be mado to the Court Of Common Pleas
at its next Session for Charleston District for Charter
OF Incorporation Of TIE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
March 10 a1 rr o.
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as-ARTIFlCIAL4sE EYRs.:--,ARTIFIGIAL HU,
NAN EYES made e order and inserted by Drs9 F
BAucH ana r osnaariay1 employed sby
RonssosssEAu, Of Paris No. 600 Brosdway New Yora
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n. Cincinnati Market,

4 CINCINNATI, March 1s.-Flour unchanged and
firm Corn quiet. Mess Pork il good demand,
and has advanced, s22a22 80. s,g!;q: VI, I'll
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Ia profound ttincompatib r" !" exists between
Prince Napoleon and the Empress Eugenie, Il MI
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s aFELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPA-
N,Y-oHAREEsToE, February a7th, iss7.-A~ Dividend
OF ONE DoLLAR PER shARE v.n bo paid Is the stock
holders on and after this date In nsnidstion or
Assets realize. Also return Of the Assessment OF.
osE DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest, and the As
pany: nd n 4 s' e -
Stockholders VIM be required to present their stocl
Certdcatea Gea 5 $% ,55'7s%-
By order Of the Board Of Directors: s.. .s
JOSEPH wH1LDEN, j.