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Shall the Question be Dodged2

There is on the Reserve, where Negroes
do not plentifully abound, among the Radi-
eals an intense solicitude on the subject Of
Negro Suffrage in Ohio. They want it,
and they don't want the question blinked
or lodged any longer. They want e square
vote on it at the ensuing State election. -
To that feeling the Cleveland Leader (Radi
cal) of Saturday thus gives voice:
!. SHALL THE QUESTION BE DoDGED?-
Only three full weeks remain of the session
Of the State Legislature. That body seems
to have very little to do, adiourDing every
week or two from Friday to Tuesday, An
yet, with a timidity which is fast disgracing
it, it negleets all action upon the proposed
Equal Suffrage Amendment to the Consti-
tuition, OF the State. No less than three
propositions to effect this end are pending
in the Legislature, and yet no action is taken
upon any Of them. Whist is the reason Of
this paralyzing inactivity? We ask this
question Of the Reserve members. We
warn them that their constituents will ask
the same question Of them and that they
will do well TO have an answer ready. No
member can shield himself behind the plea
that the majority of the Legislature is op.
posed to the measure II there are ten men
in the. Legislature honestly in favor OF
Equal Suffrage in Ohio, they can at least
get vote which viii show who are for US
and who against us. IF such vote is not
taken, the Radical people Of Northern Ohio
mean to knowsthe reason Why"
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Certificate of authority.
ITO expire on the 3lst day of January, IS3o.
OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

TO expire on the 3lSt day Of january Iooo.J
OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. "A, 1867.
WHEREAS, The LORILLARD FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, located at New
York. in the State OF New York has 1iled
in this office II sworn statement Of its con-
dition, as required by tho first section OF
the act ''TO regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated by the State of Ohio"
passed April s, 1856, and amended Feb. y,
1864: and the act .'l'o regulate Foreign In
surance Companies passed April ., 1865;
and, WHEREAS, sHid Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory cyl
dence that it is possessed Of ut least ON y
HUN DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND d
DOLLA RS OF ACTUAL CASH CAPl-
tai VESTIGD i'll stocks, or bonds, or in
mort cages of real estate, worth double t.le
amount for which the same is mortgagcd;
and, WHEREAS sad Company has filled in
this office Il written Instrument under its
corporate seal, Signed by tho President and
Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
agents OF said Company i'm this State to lc-
knowledge service OF process, for and in
behalf of said Company according to the
terms of said law.
Now, THEREFORE,, in pursuance of the
first section Of the aforesaid act, j, JAMES
II. GOODMAN, AnditOr of State Of ohio, do
hereby certify that said LURILhAltD
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, of New
or is authorized to transact the business
of Fire Insurance in this State until the 31st
day Of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundr d and sixty eight.
, in WIrNEs; WHEREOF, | have hereunto
subscribed my uame and caused
[sEAL. the seal Of my office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
JAMES IL. GOODMAN,
.... Auditor OF State.
JOSEPH RAESTON, Ag't. Means, O.
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TIN WEDDING. For the first time in the
history of St. Clairsville one Of those in
taresting weddings came of here on Men
day evening last. Learning that Mr.. l. IT.
Patterson was about to move into his new
r1.idcnce, his friends concluded to give lin
and Mrs Patterson Tin Wedding, it being
their 18th anniversary. Notice was given
them on that some Of their friends wished
to meet them on that evening at their new
residence. Between I and clock the
friends to the number Of seventy Or eighty,
old ard young mals and female. began to
pour ,n--each bearing some useful article
ii Tin-ware, which being deposited on .
able the party passed through to congrat-
ulate Mr. and Mrs L. After the party
had all eongregated, by way Of amusement.
lot Of yynng men entered single fle blow
ing their tin trumpets by way of a sere.
aadc, passing through every part of the
house, to the great amusement of the entire
Marty. After enjoying themselves until af.
1..r ten o'clock, each one returned to his
silfnae, well pleased with the Inauguration
Ii Old Ht. Elairsuille OF those fancy wed.
lings, which ws hsrc no doubt will be kept
up. y, -,
5a'eadlag, 10 yeara Tin Wedding. / S wears,
f;iiver Wcdding, 25 years, Gold Wedd;oq.
% years. y 81, I9rfsrsls la7efe. '17'
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HcThe Democracy were called Union
Savers" in 1860, when they were using
every..effort to settle the threatened difficult
ties peaceably. They are called traitors
now, because they love the old Constitution
and the Union, as made by our fathers.
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A. G. TURNER. Il
TTORNEY AT LAZY CADXZ

"a OHIO, will practice in Harrison counl
ty, and give his attention particularly to
Collections, Petitions for Dover, Partition Of
lands, for the sale oflands by Administers
tors and e'liaFdlans, Settlenient Of Estates
and the Foreclosure Of Mortgages, 6e. N aG
OtFIcE-F Formerly occupied llyy Mr..
LENNON, two doors west Of the Pest Office,
Feb. ~, 81 ly
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THE FAMINE IN TNDtA--A report has
recantly been made 10 the Government of
Bengal of the ravages of the indian famine
in the province Of Orissa. In this report it
is estimated that in Orissa the loss of life
from the want of fool and its consequences
amounted TO from $4,000 to 100000 per-
sons and that in same places three -fourths
Of the population have died. Orissa had a
population before the famine Of 4,500, 900,
AMI the deaths are still reported at the rate
Of $50 nay. In other provinces the de-
struction has been great, and it is announc
ed that already 100000 people have been
destroyed by the great famine of 1866, in
an area of country not larger than England
and Wales-a destruction that amounts to
one-sixth Of the population among whom
the famine ragged.
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Black Above the White.

In discussion upon the bill for establish
ing Military Government in the South
Mr.. Bingham said that it was measure to
make white men subjects to the negro, and
he adied that there is not an emancipated
slave vino would ask such legislation. Mr.
Bingham, however, might as well attempt
to reason with so many blocks of stone, as
to argue the cause of tie white man in this
present Congress.
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SOLOMON JOHNSON, colored, formerly
President Lincoln's barber, has been ap-
pointed to first class clerkship in the
Treasury Department at Washington.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

a@-The New York Tribune calls Hon.
John A. Bingham tn, Champion of the
South" Bingham must be careful or the
Tribune will call him Copperhead.
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Horace GREELEY thinks there is more
personality and blackguardism in Congress
now than when the 'chivalry' were there
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OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE, !

OFFICE AUDITOR OF STATE,
ConUMBUs, Ohio, Jan. "A, 1867. ) .
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the fore
going is IL correct copy of the Statement OF
Condition OF the LORILLARD FIRE IN
SUPANCE' COMPANY, OF New York,
made to and filed in this Office for the year
1867. .. ..r
Witness my hand and seal officially.
TsEAI..1 JAS. IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
BY JAS. WILL ANS, Chief Clerk.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20

THREE tons of mail matter were received
at tie Cleveland postoficc alter the recent
snow blockade.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20

Four hundred million revenue stamps
we're sold in 1860.
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a. CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.
2(To expire on the s1st day of ofJanuary, 'GS.)
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPA HrSIE EMIT,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. 10 1866
WHEREAS, The HARTFORD LIVE
STOCK INSU TRANCE COMPANY located
at Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, has
filed i'll this of1lceu sworn statemcnt Of its
condition, as required by the act ITO regll
late Insurance Companies not Incorporated
by the State of Ohio" passed April i. 1856,
and amended February Q, 1864, and the ACT
''fTo regulate Foreign Insurance ConDa-
MES" passed April ), 1885; and, Whereas,
said Company has furnished the undersgn-
ed satisfactory evidence that it is possessed
ofan actual Capital of at least ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIErY THOUSAND DOLLARS '.in-
vested as required by said acts; and, Wherc-
as, said Company has filed in this Office Il
written instrument under its corporated
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing anyo agent or agerta If
said Company in this State to acknowledge
service of process for aud ia behalf of said
Company according TO the terms Of sa id act
OF April :, 1856, 4
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the acts
aforesaid, 4 JAM s A. GOODMAN Auditor
ofState for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSU IRAN CE
COMPANY Of Hartford, Connecticut, is
auInoTlzeuglo tritnsact tne business or Llyet
stock Insurance in this Sta to until the thir-
ty-first day of January, I IN the year. one
Thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight. "
[SEAL.] IN WITNESS WHEREoF, / have
hereunto subscribed my name Ind caused
the sealG ct mysotiice, to be affixed the day
and year above writi en-. b n. ageH al ,.Yr
3s JAS. III. GOODMAN, Auditor Of states
by JAS. WILLIAMS Chief Clerk
JOSEF 1T. RAI.STON,. Ngens, Meanyo'
for counties OF Harrison, Jefferson, Guorn,
sey, Belmont, Goshocton and 1'uscarawas.
z Feb. 20, 3-t.
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A MAN in Plttsburg was fined S. for
cOurting a neighbors wife.
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How TO Az QID IT

BE Temperate in Al Things; CONTROL
your passions; never get excited; sleep in a
well ventilated ROOM go to bed early and
get up with the Snr; take regular exercise
every day: thoroughly cleanse your person a
we'll as your house; purify your cellars,
drains. &c with Lime, or, some other dis
ihtectant; keep the skin clenn'and the pores
open; eat regularly in moderate Quantities
of the most easily digcsted food: change
your understanding three times week,
and keep your conscience void o, ottcnse to-
only
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STATE OF CoSNEcT1cur, le.a .5.I gi' zee
COUNTY OF HARTFORD 80 u1f.a-u
j.. n. Kellogg, PpesifientsW. CfDol-
rich Secretary Of the Harttord Live Stock
Insurance Company, being seyerally sworn
dcpose and say, That THE forrgo ,!g is 4 fun
true and correct statement ofthe affairs of
said Insurance Company, and that they ere
the above described Officers thereof.
Is. n. KELLOGG, President.
w. G. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9th
day Of November, 1886.
tSEAL.] WM. HAMERSLEY,
p FIVE CENT sTAMP.l Com'r StdeOJO.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE /

aH OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
4hl COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 10, 1866. r r..
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is
a correct copy Of the Statement of tile Con-
dition of the Hartford Live Stock Insurance
Company of Connecticut, made to and filed
in this Office, for the year 1867.
[sEAL.l Witness my hand and seal off
cially. ~. .gt. .#..es n ,,t,
JAS. II, GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
By JAS. WILLiAMs, Chief Clerk.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20

AIhnms, Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powder,
Fine Fans, Spectacles in every variety,
Spectacle Cases. Fine Belt Buckles,
dsc. "A good assortment of Per- YET
fumery, oils, Soaps, Pearl y
POWDERS, A[een Fun 1Eo1a
.F Sterlings Ambrosia .rra9 p
Burnett's Coco IL .s.q ~.
aine, &c.
And thousands of articles which cannot be
here enumerated, for sale very cheap at
9. B. aBA RR E1'r'S Jewelry store, Oadiz.
Watches carefully repaired and Warranted.
Feb.20, 1867. .s at4s 54#EffT +
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A RaCY Advertisement.

VI -NCW I U
A friend will deliver the note personally.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-22
Territorial Growth OF the United States.

Tho territorial growth of tho United States has
been no less surprising than their growth in popu-
laton. beginning ut the peace Of 1853 with only
ESQ square miles, they added Ss9,579 by the
purchase OF Louisiana, &C. 500 by the acquisition OF
Florida 31SO00 by the annexation of Texas 308 052
by the Oregon treaty, and $50, ,455 by the Mexican
treaties. The Commissioner OF tho General Land
Office in 1860 estimated the land area of the States
and Territories at 2.9i3257 square miles, or, in
Guiding tho Indian Territory, 301u,2T square
miles. The area Of tho Russian possessions in
America is computed at is1 .276 square miles.
The annexation Of Russan-Ancricaw will swell the
grand total OF square miles embraced within tho
United States to 3,49l, ,553. In little more than
eighty wears, the original dimensions of the re-
public will have thus expanded to an almost four
fold degree. No nation lhs ever enlarged its
boundaries more rapidly to 30 great an extent or
made at less expense moro valuable acquisitions.
Zach Of these successive acquisitions has eucoun-
tered opposition, and has been attended with in
convcncncos, but the latter have all ben coun-
terbalanccd by precious compcnsations. This will
doubtless prove to be the case with our last acccs-
sion of territory, and our Fourth of July orators
can boast with better reason than that outs is
surely great! country" YOrE Herald. -
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, April 19.-Advices from Mata-
moras of the 18th say the Liberals have captured
Puebla and MaXimllian i5 offering to surrender,
but o7ertures are rejected. The Liberals refuse to
grant the terms demanded by Maximiian.
SAN FRANCISCO April 1.-THE reports of the
ecress of Macmillan from Queretaro, without Civ
ing battle, and the rumors OF tho Liberal forces
being in part defeated and suffering for supplies,
are directly contradicted.
The report Of revolution in San Louis Potosi is
also denied. Letters received from Juarez to-day
make no mention of any disturbances having taken
place or being suspected.
Consul Godfrey has received q letter from Gen.
Coruina with reference to the operations at Quere
taro, dated March 10th, which states that the
hbernls madea reconnaissance in forco, bringing on
an engagement which lasted eight hours, and re-
suited in driving the Imperiahsts from some OF
their possessions.
Letters from Lower California give IN account
Of all attempted revolution. It appears that Cas-
ton Dortois, on April 1st, landed at La Para from
Mazatlan and proclaimed for Navarrctte, revolu-
tionary exile, and said that he would reach the
former place by the next steamer with two
hundred mon to reinstate himself rs the Governor
of the Territory.
On the route to La Pare, Dortois enlisted few
Of the adherents Of Navarette. He took San An
tonic by surprise, and mado prisoners OF the 9TH
cials. From San Antonio Inc won't to La Pare and
attacked the house OF the Governor but he found
himself surrounded by troops and his small band
fled and were pursued and were oyertakeu.
Dsrtois was ordered to be Shot on April 10.
According to the facts stated, this petty reyolU-
ton was contemplated with 4 view to phnder, and
in the event Of success, Dortois would have tho
lead
Tie American Governors suffer with the rest
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Russian America.

Here VIC have the first fruit of the ALI
ance between the great autocratic empire OF the
West and the American Republic, celebrated by
the much-talked Of fetes both in New York and st
Petersburg Russia, who protests, BY infictinS
tortures against the nationality OF Poland, bows
down before the widely-diferent pretcnsons OF
the Monroe doctrine, and delivers up as far Us
the Russian flag from one of the quarters of the
world, the whole continent OF North America, to
the ambition OF the United States. Let us add
that from the straits of Don Juan dc Fuca. which
ver's Island to Vancourer's Channel, forming c
point OF the Russian possessions, there exists
more than hundred leagues of coast by which
the territory OF tho now British Confederation OF
tho North opens on the Pacific Ocean. Nothing,
therefore, geographically speaking, connects tc
huc territory of tho Union with thai Of the coli.l-
try. almost unnhabited, which Tho Washington
Government has Just acquired, lcss. doubtless,
for interest than for the satisfaction OF principle
OF ambition and conquest
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Count Bismarck on Universal and Direct
Suffrage.

Count Bismarck latel" made tho following OBJ
scrvaiuns ut The sitting OF tho German Parlia-
nlcTt:
.'Uuiyersal suffrage is q legacy which has been
transmitted to us by the national aspiration for
German unity. The Governments would prefer
different system, but They have not proposed any
substitute. know nothing more absurd or moro
ptiful than the rrussian law which sanctions cleo
tons classes and by indirect suffrage, caprice
and harslness accompanying the tay-rated suf-
fra"c. 1t would not be prdtlcnt to combine the
ti1l,s Indirect suffrage alters the expression of
puhlc opinion; direct and universal suffrage will
Introduce talent into Parliament"
These observations werc received with loud
cheers,
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News from tho Platns.

: NEW YORK, April s21.-The Horald's Leavens-
worth correspondence says that affairs. on the
Plains are becoming interesting General Sherman
has arrived at :Leavenworth. Gen. Anger is abouS
to remove westward from Fort Kearney with 5000
men, Ii 900 Indians are in camp between Forts
Kearney and Smith, waiting until the grass grows
to commence nostilities. Gen. Hancock's cxpedi-
tion is in DISTRESS at Fort Learned, being unable
to move for want of forage.
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No Alliance Between Austria and prussia
[From Me KicnRn Pcssss li,trci 81

Such policy [Aps!ro-Prussian al
liancel would be one Of mere haplazard, to be
left only to advcnturers Alliances like those con-
cluded with Bavaria and Wurtemburg pre-suppose,
as first condi'ion, the abdication Of a country.
We should doubt G the duration OF I'll A!strc-
Prussian alliance as much as we should fear an in
innate understanding between Russia and Prussia.
And are we thcn ut the service of the latter, to
labor to paralyze the only continental power not
yet struck down il, order that. after the realization
Of the object, VIC might receive the thanks which
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From Atlanta.
rHr SOUTHERN PRESS CONVENTION.

!! !'-- f1sr-'o oo1s ~ -
lAr1AsTA April 19.-The Southern Press ConVeE-
tion, after harmonious session OF three days, ao
Augusta next year. The existing arrangements
with New York Associated Press continues. a
grand complimentary banquet was extended to tho
press last nighs by the citizens of Atanta speech
es were made by Judge Whitaker, W.,J. Clark.
Moses Cole Glenn and others, highly conservative
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Fire in savnnunh

: SAVANNAH, April 21.-Fresbie & Mason's Cotton
Warehouse was totally destroyed by lire last night.
From five to six hundred baes were burned No
insurance on the building. 2. q. Behn loses three
hundred bales of cotton; insured ut s40 600. Fris
bic Mason's loss is $40 600; insurance s20, 900.
a. dwelling house adjoining was destroyed; no
insurance Total loss s100, 600. Thr.e 6remen were
injured, but not seriously. 5a.
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From Petersburg.

perrpserRe. April 19.-The Republican mass
meeting tonight ratified the resolutions of the
Richmond Convention.
The meeting VAS addressed by MIR. Conway, OF
New York.
Good oricr prevailed.
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FOR, FLORIDA,
THE MARION STAR.

1,sr.PIJsHEp NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
nublished at Marion, S. c., in the central portion
=; the country and offers favorable medium to Mer-
Chants, Druggists Machinists and all classes who desre
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of our advertising Patrons we sba, IN
addition 10 our subscription list which is constantly IN.
creosine publish and distribute gratuitousy 5000 extra
copies Of the STAR, during the business season this
Fail.
Rates of Advertising liberal
". J. McKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor,
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RyA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn Of few months in the
CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends In place Of
coarse rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby COM
pledon of almost marble smoothness, and instead Of
tw nty-tee she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
ouiry as to the cause of great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCASSIAN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquisition to any ladys toilet
Dy its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold 1t is simple In its
combination as Natdre herself is simple yet unsurpass
cd in its efficacy In drawing impurities trom also heal
ing, cleansing and beaufyng the skin and complexion
By its direct action on the cucle it draws from 1t all its
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face az Nature intended it should be-clear soft smooth
and beautiful Iicc ST. sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists.
No 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 ~
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From Boston,

:BosroN April 1s.-Iudge Lowell, Of the United
States District Court has decided that the Clyde
built steamer Cyrene, which was captured IN the
Ashley River. at Charleston when Charleston sur,
was prize to the Government, and net to tho
blockading foet as claimed. The GovernmeQt
claued that her capture was as much the result OF
the army besiegng Charleston as that OF the
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THE srMTER WATCHMANHI

rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM-
| TER s. c., by GILBERT & FLOWERS, Proprietors
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum, invariably in advance
Advertisements inserted ut usual rates.
Every style ol job Printing executed in the n"a'cf
.,rIe ana greatest a. j.rltcr. S.rlnmfeI ~
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=z=sPEcIAi= N0TIeiEss

! ss- NOTICE. c0Ns1G GNEEs aPER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA, sre hereby nouhed THAT dhs is 1siss
Day dischatsing oargUat North Atlantic an aooda,
remaining on the wharf at =. SUNSET WI b ss0Eed at
pense and nsk Of owners. .r.. y r.
p''s - sfsss WILLIS oamoIM. Agents.
An Freight amounting TO- fifteen .1s idoHar 1sas
must be paid on the ewharf before daiveyS aooda.
April "a 81 s;e, 1854 p: IN - *