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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-16

NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW fOkk MAhhkIss
NEW YORK, January I5.-GoId, 1855;
5-2o's, '62, 1917; '64, lO5 "a; '65, 105a
new issue, l04I; 1O-40's, 99A; 1905,
I04L. Cotton dull, and shade lower
sales of 500 bales uplands at 3415c. Flour
dull, and l0@l5c. lower; State, $1,000
sl2.4O; Ohio, sl1.9O@sl4.5O; western,
s9.400sl3.75; southern, sl2GSl7. Wheat
dull, AID 2a3c. lower. Corn dull, and 10
&c. lower; mixed western, sl.65. Provi-
siop.s generally quiet and unchanged.
Whisky quiet. Rice dull. Sugar STEADY
sales Of 400 hogsheads of Muscovado at
10T@11c. Coffee quiet. Molasses dull.
Naval stores quiet and steady. Freights a
shade frmer. Cotton, 14@9-l6c. per rail.
THE COTTON MARKET.
New York, January 15.-The receipts
Of cotton at this port for the week was
10000 bales; exports, $4,000; stock on
hand and sshipboard not cleared, $4,000.
Receipts at all ports since September 1st,
$4,000, against $4,000 bales for the same
period last year.
MOBILE MARKETS.
MOBILE, January 14.-Sales of 1880
bales cotton; market closing dull at SIG
81 &c. for middling.
MOBILE, January l5.-Cotton-Sales to-
day of 600 bales; market dull middlings,
31G3lHc.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, January l4.-Flour-Su-
perfine, sl1.371S. Corn-Mixed, s1.05@
$1.O715; yellow, Sl.071s. Tobacco-Com-
mon leaf, Sc. 50@S7. so; medium, SS@310 !:
fair, sl00sl2. Sugar-Fair. IL &C.; prime
to choice, 12a@l234c. Molasses-Fair,
65c.; prime to choice, 69@72c. Cotton
Low. middling, 31@3l15c. middling, 500
321ac.; sales, 400 bales; receipts, 1882 !;
cleared, 1929; stock, 2l3,6l2. Freights
firm.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
ID JACOB EZEKIEL's, Il MAIN sTREET.-Be
BLEkCHRD coTToHs at l9bc., worth &c.;
UNBLBACHED COTTON, yard wide, at le1e.;
CANTON FLANNELs, good quality, &c.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, fun width, 'oc.,
BsAUT Tlsp Ii BiLxoRAL SKIRTS, q so, AL
YAsT.GoI5R CALICos. lsc., good quality;
PLAID POPLINs, ell colors, 30 to &c.;
BED TICKING, &c., worth 22Ac.;
WHITE DAMAsK, for table cloths. &c., one
and three quarter yards wide;
LADIES' NUBIAS, sll colors, Soc;
CLUyY LACEs, very cheap;
REAL LACE COLLARS at Soc, Tc:, and VI;
CANBRIC EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS At loc.
and upwards;
besides many article. too numerous TO msntion.
EZEKIELS CHEAP STORE,
dsa Il Main street.
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Earthquake Reported in the West.

E8EtnQuUNC AscPO1 - s@@0 w S"-@
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, January IA
telegram reports that terrific earthquake
was felt at Kalamuth on the Sth instant.
The sky was darkened with ashes, and the
air filled with sulphurous vapors, which
came from the direction of Kalamuth
marsh. Kalamuth lake had fallen. six
feet, and Crooked creek was completely
dried up.
The account Of the occurrence purports
to have been written by the commander of
Fort Kalamuth.
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A DANIEL CONE TO JUDGAENT.-An &C
ton was brought yesterday by white
man named Wright against negro named
John for the recovery of two dollars,
Confederate money, loaned the latter by
the former in '62.
Justice Bruce, who tried the case, de-
cided that fifty cents in currency, payable
when the stay law is raised, is rightfully
due the plaintiff. An appeal, we learn, is
to be taken.-Lyctburg Republican.
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New York Affairs.

New YORK, January 15.-The Bremen,
from Europe on the I'd, has arrived. Her
news is anticipated.
The match race across the Atlantic be-
tween the pilot boats Jones and Hope No.
l, for $4,000, has been broken off by the
Pilot Commissioners, who forbid it.
Fenian authority says that Stephens
sailed for Europe Saturday.
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General Prices Reception.
By telegraph to the Tribune.

10y T"IVe 1TH
ST. LOUIS, January l2.-Rebel sympa-
,hizers have given Sterling Price warm
reception, overwhelming him with tenders
Of private hospitality, but he declined all.
Some Unionists have taken off their hats
in Prices presence, forgetting his conduct
In Mi.Annri
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The Minnesota legislature.

ST. PAUL, January ia bill has been
introduced in the House to strike the word
" white" out of the Constitution also,
resolution requesting Senator Norton to
resign.
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WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE close
vote in the House this afternoon on order.
ing the previous question on the passage
Of the Nebraska bill (the majority being
only four) is very certain indication that
neither it nor the Colorado bill can be
passed over the veto Of the President.
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New YORK, January ia special to
the New York Tribune, from Nashville,
says the Tennessee Legislature will I'M
doubtedly pass at an early day bill
giving suffrage to freedmen.
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Murders in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, January l2.-The sheriff of
Texas county, on the 9th, tried to arrest
party of six, for whom he held warrants.
They resisted his posse, killing two and
vounding three of them. One of the re-
s,tauts was the Radical candidate for as
SCISSOR. recently.
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INPoRTAST.-The House Committee on
Territories have instructed Mr.. Ashley to
report his amendment TO the bill to re-
establish civil government in North Caro-,
lima as a substitute for Mr.. Steyens's bill
low before the House.-Satn.
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We understand that the Rev. Joseph r.
Wheeler, Of the northern wing Of the Balti-
more Conference, and the preacher in
charge Of Staunton Station for several
years before and during the war, is now out
ypectator.
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Military Rule i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, January 15.-It is reported
that Governor Fletcher has again stationed
two companies of militia in Lafayette, to
the displeasure of the Conservatives.
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IuPEAcHMENT.-A letter from New York
says:
a memorial TO Congress against the
impeachment Of the President is circu-
lating for signatures among the merchants,
bankers. and business men. None but
Republicans are asked to sign it. 1t is
probable that public meeting will be
called for some popular expression OF SEN
ument on the same subject"
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MUsIC.-ProfesSor Farnham's object IS to
render the public generally as ready read
ers of musical notation as they already are
of English or any other tongue. Astonlsh-
ing results are pointed to in France
World
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river, Friday night. The bosts vssinsnrsd
for $4,000 in New Orleans. Much Of the
cargo was destined for Mobile. Two pas
sengers are missing.
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Ruruiur or q steamer.

MOBILE, January 1.-THE steamer
Sunny South, from Montgomery for New
Orleans, with 1850 bales Of cotton, was
burnt Of Portland landing, on the Alabama
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Election OF New York United States
Senator.
ALBANY, N. T., January l5.-Roscoe
Conkling was to-day elected United States
Senator.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rNHE AMERICAN EAGLE.-Colonel
I'm FARRAR will deliver q lecture ~ the
Exchange Holel on WEDNESDAY EvENlNG tue
10th instant At s o'clock. Subject: The American
Eagle. I .ur.ra
room, which has been fitted up for me oScasion:
Ladies win enter the hall At the ladies' ensIs%os
OF the hotel Admission. 50 cents eIo-N
A GRAND SELECT BALL TO E2
n ha given At the MONTGOMERY HALL, ~
wal street, THURSDAY NIGHT, Januaryf1h
the i7th. Good cotillon music engaged.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Youx HXxxs. W. II. TYLII,
ai5--2t A. w. ASpshsoH.
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Inauguration OF the Governor OF
Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January l5.-Gover-
nor Geary was inaugurated with imposing
ceremonies to-day. His speech was in
tensely Radical. He applauds Congress,
and says upon its action depends our pre-
sent interest and future welfare.
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is. B. SMITH, cashier the National Exchange
Bank OF Richmond, Va, DO solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
S. B. SMITH, Cashier.
STATE OF vIRaISIA-City Of Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sth day
Of January, 1867.
BENJAMIN B. WEISTGER,
Notary public
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Election OF Pennsylvania United
states SENATOR.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January l5.-Simon
Cameron was to-day elected United States
Senator. The Democrats voted for Cowan.
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GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
At A. HIRsH 1 CO.'S. I'll

Wshsvs determined to sell the balance Of our
stock Of DRESS GOODS .. prin. cos. /; also. al
WINTER GOODS on hand. No hurnbug!
A. HIRsH b co.,
ja1 s77 Broad street.
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This bank has declared a dividend OF six per
cent, free OF Government tax for the preceding
six months. la 9-ts
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THIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No. lai7 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Specially designated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury as DEPOSITORY for the safe. keeping OF
PUBLIC FUNDS;
and
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE GOVERNMENT,
Accounts Of Merch ants, Banks, Bankers and others
received on favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS made on any point In the United
States and Europe.
ISSUES, SIGHT, or TIME BILLS, on Barring
BROTHERS 4 CO., LONDON,
to suit purchaser 80
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. VIRGINIA
REGISTERED STOCK, BONDS,
sTRRLINa and GOLD.
purchased and sold.
ORDERS EXECUTED on the usual margin.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Issued, with inte-
rest, when agreed upon.
EXCHANGE, on all points, bought and sold.
aasm sA. GLOVER, Cashier.
NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ ISRAEL oREEyTREEs my agent b 70 SSndSes
STORE IN the city Of Richmond, at No. 1lo Broad
street between Second and Third streets. Said
business Ia to be conducted on strictly cash prnc-
piee and will not BIO responsible for any debts
contracted By said Israel 0rsentree as my agent.
JAsuAxr .. 1867. ia lo-2w.
r ICORICE, misunderstanding
L On hand large supply OF n. r. LIC0RiCk
PASTE, which can recommend ~ OF superior
'Ii s 1serssw.w R.H. pIBRXAL.
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VALENTINE d FRANKLIN,
l3sS MAIN Str EFT,
IIcInoHD, Va.

Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tsnnesses are invited TO examine our stock OF
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. such as Buck
Gloves and Gauntlets Merino Gloves and Gaunt-
lets, Fancy Wooden Goods Hoods, Sontags,
Hose and Half Hose I; and full stock Of NOTIONS,
such As Belts and Beltings, Combs, Spool Cotton,
Threads and Silk, Suspenders and Perfumery,
everything In the NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINE, and at prices ~ Low AS ANY NORTH
ERN MARKET.
Orders respectfully solicited-they will be
promptly and faithfully executed.
MANN 8. VALENTINE,
oc lets P. A. FRANKLIN.
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1,O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
We oGs! Tor sale. at lowest prices, kEHn a y
barreis; GUN, In balek aud barrels LlCOklC1s
large sssoYtnsnt OF most fAv0fits brands.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16
CLOTHS,
SATINETTS &

BOOTS & SHOES, hats & CAPS.
Loaf Sugar, Is cts
y. White Sugar, I6, II "
Brown Sugars, 10. IS, II, Is, "
Prime Coffee, %, 81 "
No. l Teas, 40, 45
Rice, II "
Syrups, 25, 80, 80
Sugarhouse MoIasses, Is "
Washing Soaps, Is, Is, 20
No. l Cheese, 25 "
Congress & Spun Tobacco, 100 "
No. Navy Tobacco, % "
Fine old Lynchburg, Smoking, so
No. Cut & Dry, 80 "
Highest Prices Paid for all Kinds Of Marketing.
We cordially invite the attention Of both
old and young, great and small No charge
SHOWING GOODS. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. Thankful
for past fayors, hoping continuance Of the
same, we remain,
Respectfully, &c,
RITTENHOUSE & MCKINNEY.
Lewistown, November q, 1866.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16

| The new mode of preparing for
negro suffrage in the Carolinas, which
was exposed by Hon. Thaddeus Ste.
vens, viz: whipping every freedman
and then enforcing law di8franchis-
ing all persons who have been subject
ed to that punishment, is one of the
latest stratagems adopted by the reb-
els to shut off the ballot forever from
the colored men of the South, and to
give the world new illustration of the
chivalric disposition of the ruling class
es OF the unreconstructed States.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16

DERSONS in general, and especially those
Il about going to housekeeping, will take
notice that 4. Felix is still manufacturing all
kinds of
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16

Protecting Trees from Rabbits, The
Prairie Farmer says that newly set
fruit trees may be protected from rao-
bits IN winter by cutting up cornstalks
into lengths Of seven or eight inches
and tying them around the trunk with
twine, bass mating or willow bands.
The method is stated to be better than
smearing them with fresh meat or liver.
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EFT w a S FU r
Die Leute.

NOMMON SENSE is the most uncommon
~ thing in the world. In proportion IA
the amount men have, do they succeed in
their undertakings. No acquired knowledge
can supply the want of it. In the matter of
business it suggests to us. being merchants,
the following considerations, which shall con.
troll our actions in all dealings with the pub-
lie:
First. We shall endeavor to keen and sell
only PRIME GOODS, that we can euaran
tee. If we warrant our calicnes. they must
not fade. We will not sell for ALL wooI.
what is part cotton,-SILKs that CUT. for pU.
RABLE wEAR,-Muslins thick starched f,r
well bodied. Our Groceries must be pure,
and fresh, and clean.
Secondly. We shall sell always at fair
prices,-as cheap as fair living will allow.
Thirdly. Our stock shall always be full
new, of the best quality, adapted to the wants
of the public, and suited to every variety of
taste.
Fourthly. Our Clerks and Assistants must
be polite, kind, honest, and industrious men.
who will delight to show our goods. and treat
customers DECENTLY, whether they buy or not
Lastly. We shall closely attend to bust.
ness, OURSELVES, see that our customers get
exactly what they want, and keep them in a
good humor generally. Our bow
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LATEST NEWS
FROM THE
ATLANTIC CABLE ! /!
Arrival of More NEW GOODS
AT THE
VeeU Store {!

RITTENHOUSE x MCKINNEY beg
leave to inform the public that they have
Just received a new and fresh assortment
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16

B- Thou rainest in this BOSOM as
the chap said when a basin Of water
was thrown over him by the lady he
was serenading.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16

Sic Roooed Barley-A few years ago.
Mr.. Taylor, SeatOn West Mains. pro
cured from friend in the Cane of
Good Hope small parcel of six-rowed
barley. This he has since carefully
cultivated, and the results have been
very gratifying, inasmuch as the cereal
has not only preserved its distinctive
character, but bad produced abundant.
". a sample Of this years crop was
shown in EdinUurg market on Wednes.
day, and the grain was highly thought
OF by judges. The field from which
the sample was taken was thinly sown
with the barley about the beginning Of
December last-not with the object of
gaining crop off it, but that the baird
might affords sucuIent nibble TO sheen
IN spring Finding that the baird came
away freely after it had been eaten off
MIR. Taylor resolved that instead Of
breaking up the land for turnips he
would allow the barley to stand. when
the sheep were taken off, he dressed
1t with nitro Considering the thin.
ness OF the seed, the crop is fair one.
and the quality of the grain excellent
-ScottiSh Farmer
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-01-16

NANN'D FRUITS FOR SALE. j.,
y Green Corn, Green Peas, Green anu
Drled Peaches, Pine Apples, Strawberrles,
Green cages, &c. Syrups of the fne7'
quality and at all prices, at
RlITENHOUSE & M'KINNEY'o'
decl2.
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FURNITURE E.,

and has now on hand a large assortment of
goods suitable for housekeeping such as So
fas, Tetes. Spring and Cane Chairs, Windsor
Chairs, Lounges, marble top Tables. with
general assortment of well made furniture of
all kinds, and at low prices. We wish 10
draw the attention of purchasers to call and
examine the stock. In connection he can
furnish persons with Crockery. Queensware.
Butterbowls. Churns, Tubs, Buckets, Wash.
boards, fuckers patent Clothes Wringer-
best machine out to save labor and clothing.
Hair, husk, and Excelsior Mattresses, Ward.
robes, Settees, Extension Tables, on hand.
Bargains c&n be had by calling at A. Fs-
hx's Store or Furniture Warehouse.
JAM A. FELIX.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-17
FIFTH ARRIVAL!

YUST returned from Baltimore and am
y opening my fifth supply of Goods,
which will be found cheaper than the
cheapest.
The Eureka Fruit Jar, no wax or &c.
mGuI needed, sealed without trouble in
an instant,
Concentrated Lye. tho best article and
largest box in market, only % cents.
Ladies Cotton Hose, iTota 20 to IS
cents.
Gents Cotton Hall Hose ron -! to
70 cents
r. ". LATiMER,
July 27, 1862. Il
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case Of Mrs. Surratt.

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though. SO iar as men ale concerned.
fresh and innocent blood NY apparently
SlnI'ca', tlo - previously sh d--Ne' the
'guI "I., stu walk beside them. he
may sAattsr before hrr, because she ~
With him 5y Jay aHt ty nGNF snd he
maY ssy,
A,aga, ami is!..my s.Eat, l.rl..c sa-,. hide
thee
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bones .s sa.I beside Nm, .ut Ter Wh>
prr.uE> are pIssss.ng m5t aip.' .rtsme.
u, when ~. msu shall slspI eq4s. bl ...
.ae ..ro.s Cd. Cos aaa Wien Al -a..
rlJ }, called to lrsU'y agln', Joseph
Holt, Whss wi. hem ynacauon s7y
Gcuuymcn ul the jury, o. my learned
brethren are goiug 10 iry ter Ir Ihls case,
WHY NOT gave Us The oenrhi 90 her a'n6
declarations : VT. nNEion, your
Honor, has gone outside OF ms record,
and ! must follow hIn io some eNIrni, al
least He ha, gone outside Of II IN spca.
hIng OF the mLHiry cHmmI',Ion, defend
ing we mJoF g'he'''' 'hu "heis am
glad f'cuffrH TO H. Tor u reminds me o'
statement '' his 'ua' desire to correct
lie eays We accused these honorable men
OF muraer. No sf; | refrain from any
expression oi OPINION on that suhJ"ct II
Is true that 'he most exalted judicial TIL
eunai IN the world WndIra'nS the IIbeI-
y OF Am'tc'n c'Hz'ns and 'helF Consn-
'ouoNal HSH' 'ea'As' m!'''ary aU'hofi'y
a"o m''n'''N'hS '.e supremacy oi "e
roG''' over ne H','aTy la"'na' irono"n'
''u 'ha' an' aH o'''' commissions S'm',
Iany constituted TO 'o illegal tut what
ucoouuce here is not The men who IN
Ju'rmen s'i there b"' 'Le men conduct
inG '.e 't1''' a"l who with '1i' u!ay ol
Boom 80 heH bands could have proved
5..s. --'sa" S innocence oy showing this
caanY'-acy 10 have icon organized on tho
! 'ih day oi April, but Who, though pro-
duclng IHo tooI.pcAs and ihc prnLnl'c
found on Boom, yet never even 80 much
as disclosed the fact that such a diary cH-
istcd. They never made It known 10
these men OF to TIC country. DO they
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ALL persons in Virginia having Real Estate
Il such as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES,
TOWN PROPERTIES Il TIMER LANDS,
that they wish to sell, are advised &, advertise
the same, FIRST in their own local journals, and
next in the HAGERSTOWN MAIL, news
paper that
Circulates $500 Copies Weekly,
published at Hagerstown, Nd, by Dechert IL
" Wason. The tide Of emigration is now rolling
on to Yirginia-our Marylea nd and Pennsy
farmers are selling off their farms a! high prices
aud seeking new homes in our sister State
Those who emigrate, are as a general hing
nen of muscle and means, end vii. aid maleIi.
ely in developing the great natural wealth oil
"lhe mother of States We are publishing
the MAIL at Central point, the very best at
which TO advertise land 1t is very popular as
Real Estate Advertising medium, its pages ire
quenlly containing from three to six columns OF
this class Of advertising. We have numerous
orders for the paper from time TO time I. ON per-
sons in Maryland and at a distance. wEo merely
desire it on account of its Land Advertising.
Our terms are moderate, and we will take
pleasure in answering all letters of enquiry.
u Advertisements can be sen! 10 US through
TIE editor of the "RegiStor," or direct, as the
parties may prefer. Address,
DECHERT * WASON,
Publishers "Mail,' Hagers!own, Md.
June %, 1867. #
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