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DRY GOODS. &c.

DRY GOODS. &c. i
r @. COURTNEY & SON,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHIRTS, SKIRTS, t2a
CORSETS, AND SMALL WARES,
SOUTH sIDR BROAD STREET BETWEEN BINrH
AND TENTH,
RICHMOND, VA.
We desire to thank the public for their liberal
patronage so far, and would assnre them that no
effort on our part shall bs wanting to m.ke our
house In every respect worthy OF their oon ndence
We have made arrangement with manufacturers
in Europe and United States to supply us direct !
with sllthe best makes OF good, 70 our line; es;or
ALL PERSONS IN WANT OF
IA TABLE DAMAsK, NAPKINS.
DoYLIEs, ToWELIEG, PILLOW LINENS, LlSka
sHEETIEG.
AND OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
would do well to call at No sis Broad street, DO.
tween Ninth and Tenth, where may be found .
full supply Of the above goods, bought At the lsts
than thu same goods can generally be obtained.
Also full supply ygSpss q ooops II
Of all grades, which we will sell much lowsrthan
We have heretofore offered them; Also, Tor
o,,mspt r4Fyf ~ ,,ts aSs csored r.rlans
Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins, Crepe Lsse-a
new article for party dresses, two yards wids'"
KIDS, Of Jcuvins make, Of every color; nice
White KID. al s!,2s; light eOlored, for ladies
jals CARSGzo, ALs6P / F36Eo6REAN.
ELANNELS.-Wep pay particular at
II tention TO this branch OF our business. and now
offer White Flsnnels from CSC. to 81. 50 per yard,
75c. per yard heavy Gray and Red Twilled Elan.
nels at S5c per yard, worth 6vc. Canton fiannen
~ ia "a is Ana '''.' : LEVY BROTHERS.
NREAT REDUCTION s25 Cloaks
Is; 40 Cloaks reduced to s6; so don't buy Black
Cloth sacque, Basque, or Circular until you have
j"'1 jais 'u' '''' : N Levy BROTHERS.
VERY HANDSOME BALMORAL
Y SKIRTS.--We have on hand few OF ne
handsomest Bslmoral Skirts ever brought to ihn
city. The season being advanced, we will close
in 10 LEVY BROTHERS.
LOTHS, CAsSIMERES, sATI-
~ NETS, AND JEANs.-Ws call particular st.
tsn,ion 10 our stock Of the above goods, In which
we are Offering Ssry great E4Y iaS9'1hsna 1sR%TaHRs
MUST BE SOLD.-The Dress Goods
As we will not carry them over the season 20 Cali
1ia ia is'' ' LEVY BROTHERS.
EMBROIDERED SHIRT BOSOMs.
L. Also, a full assortment Of Plated and Wovs
B9.oR'. Also' Cuffs and wrI. ngvY Sspdsl BlRarHERs.
COTTON YARN.-Twenty five bales
" C'TTON YARN, OF superior quality, sssor''
% IA nsmn'n' lsmi, '0f 'Ai' y J. srsENBocK CO.
GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD
AT A. HIRsH b CO.'S. r.... -.
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No. liis, next to Dispatch once.
Richmond, January I. 1857.

In retiring from the firm of W :. Wood Co.
,erifsily recommend the firm Of RoBskTSoN Z
n Az good, ia their line.
lk-st WIN SEhhS WpOV.
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,-oTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

Y Ma BENJAMIN COSYERS, Of Virginia,
lac .. New Orleans IN my former partner in
In, Exchange BauEigg Business in this city,
-, on the Ist day Of September last admitted 10
"a foterest IN my business. The co partnership
row announced embraces the tIansactions OF the
ha-.s from that date snd from hsncsforth the
name and style OF the arm wall he ID j. Will
L! Ms & Co. ID. L. WlLLlAhS.
RICHMOND. January lat, 1851.
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WILLIAh Z. TANNER. J. OTTO HHBIrs.
~ METROPOLITAN WORKS.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOPS,
AND SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY,
ceRyyR sRvINrI AND CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The unasrsignsd are prepared to build and re-
pair
Of all kinds, including ENGINES. CAR WORK,
TOBACCO FIXTURES, &o., &s.
ALSO.
to furnish IRON and BRASS CASTINGS, and
FORGINGS Of every dsscriptioa.
They also manufacture, In their SssA Factory,
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, and NoULDINGs OF
every pattern.
SCROLL SAVING neatly executed In Any
style.
SASH furnished, either glazed or unglazsd, and
carefully packed for shipment.
Give as call before purchasing.
dsn-sm TANNER L EHBETs.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS
under tho style Of
WILLIAMS, sARRkTT FISHER.
Grateful for the patronage extended each OF rs In
,As several arms 10 which we have heretofore be.
isnsed we will endssvOr 70 merit . continuance
c',f. same. All letter. and consignments will be
addressed TO WILLIAMS. GARRETT j FISHER.
a l-d6swlm
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Cloves AND TINWARE.-The u,

WILLIAMS Il co. have
" admitted MI GEORGE y. FISHER, Of the for
t,tsrsst In their house, and viii continue
GSysRALM MERCHANDISE
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DRY GOODS. &c. =
r G. COURTNEY IL SON,
u wHOLESALB AND RETAIL DBALRRS IN
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SHIRTS, SKIRTS, n
CoRsETS, AND SMALL WARES,
sourH sIpg BROAD STREET BETWEEN IIxrH

We desire to thank the public for their liberal
patronage so far, and would assnre them that no
effort on our part shall bs wanting to NIKE our
house in every respect worthy OF their con ntence.
in Europe and United States to suppiy us direcs
with all the best makes OF goods In our line. y
Ia l0-l6t COURTNEY SON
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEw YORK. August Flour dull and dropping Mag
Mess Pork $29.15. Whiskey dull. Cotton quiet
and steady Of &c.. for Uplands.. Freights dull.
Turpentine SOC. Gold lao. Exchange, go days,
TO- Sight 10}. GO Coupons 11sa111t.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton less active; very firm; sales 1000 bales; 3;
Flour dull; Southern common to choice new $12 80
a16 Wheat heavy, firm, 8 to 5 lower. Corn
quiet. Provisions quiet and dull; Mess Pork
s23 IS. Whiskey frmer; Western in bond 35a3s.
Groceries quiet Naval Stores firm and uneahang-
Money s. Gold 14O. 5-2Gs of 65 coupons 1904;
GNcMNAT1, August 1.-Nour dull, demand
light. Corn advancing, scarce-sales OF No. at
7S, in bulk, and sc, to arrive Cotton hrmer, no
gonorally asking &C.. Whiskey in good demand.
Provisions quiet and unchanged, Mess Pork SAL.
Bacon Shoulders 12S; Sides ~; 152a16 for Clear
Sides. Lard dull, at 122.
quiet, unchanged. Low Middling 25. Receiptsfss
Exports 22oo Sugar in better feeling; prices look
ing up. Yellow Clarifsd Louisiana 1910; Cuba,
strictly fair, 49,. Molasses unchanged; Cuba 50a
IS. Flour dull and nominal; Extra $11. Corn in
some grades quoted at s1a1 Is whole range. Oats
unchanged. Pork quiet but firm; holders asking
$26 so for round lois. Bacon quiet and steady.
Shoulders 13l; Clear Sides ISL; sugar cured Hams
19a28. Lard quiet; terces 133, kegs II. Gold 189S
a140. Sterling s52a542, very little Offering, New
York Sight Exchange premium.
MOBILE, August 1.-Sales 400 bales. Low Mid
ding 23a23sc.; closed firm. Receipts bales.
Weather cloudy and rainy from northeast.
WILMINGTON, August 1.-Turpentine quiet, 5Ssa
81. Rosin firm, at 81 85a6. Weather pleasant
with indica tons Of rain.
AuousTA, August l.-Market more active, prices
frmer.~ Sales 200 bales. Middling Is. The
weather is pleasant but cloudy. --
SAVANNAH, August 1.-Cotton nominal and un-
changed; transactions light.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON DIS
TRICT.-IN CHANCERY.-OFFICE OF THE REGIS
TER IN EQUITY.-RICHARD h. LowNDEs rs. AR
THUR NJ. HUGER, et aL-BHL FOR ACCOUNT, FORE
CLOSURE AND PARTITIoN-Tt appearing to my stats-
faction that JOSEPH A. HUGER, one of the defend
ants in this cause is absent from and resides beyond the
limits Of this State that tho ordinary Of the
Court cannot bo served on him. on motion of MAeRATH
LowNDEs, compainants Solicitors, ordered that the
said defendant JOSEPH A. HUeER, do appear and plead,
demur to this Bill within 4C forty days from
tho publication of this Order or ON Order pro eoesso
will be granted and entered against him.
JAS. L. CAN'T, Register in Equity,
Charleston District.
Auglst2 august 2, -, %, sept
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From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS August 1.-The following orde1

was issued to-day:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New ORLEANS, La, August l, 1867.
ESPECIAL ORDERS No. 107-EXTRAcT 5.1
The Board OF Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men of the city of New Orleans are hereby re-
James McClosky, Williamson Smith, Norman
Whitney, George Clarke, Thos. McNight, Girard
Stith, E. D. White, Of the Board OF Aldermen, and
Thomas S. Moore, II. Hggenbotham, r q. Com
mings, ]. P. Prague, F. Iurges, VIM; McCun9ck'
j. B. Cunningham, J. P. Montonat, v. Prodas, Jno'
Parsley, Geo. Keane, II. F. Stuckton, =. \. broar,
P. Kaser, Of the Assistant Board OF Aldermen, are
removed, and A. D. Griff, j. Graham, Z. ODonneli,
John R. Clay, E. W. Burbank, r. g. Stapeton, y. D.
of Aldermen. John L. Stormy, L. Straught, John
L. Davis, s. Thereau, F b. Joubert, O. s. senrenes,
C. c. Sampson, E. s. Grimbel, Jules La PeTe, Il;
Rigney, Oscar j. Dunn, John Jancho, Ed. flood
and F. w. Perkins have been appointed 70 the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen instead
The reasons for removing those persons are 70
be found in the disordered condition In when
they have reduced the city credit, and the enorts
which they have made, and are making, TO lmPede
March and the Acts supplementary thereto:
BY command of Maj. Gen. P. b. SHERIDAN.
GEO. L. HARTsUFF, A. A. G.
Sheridan's order leaves one in each board OF the
original Council one in the upper and four IN the
lower that were elected on the Republican ticket.
OF new appointments, two in the upper and tnree
in the lower board are Of MIXED blood, one III tne
lower pure negro and one doubtful None OF tne
colored appointeos belong to the newly en1ran-
chsed but are free citizens OF the state Oh Eoms
ana. On the report and Recommendation OF Gov
ernor Flanders Gen. Sheridan appoints Mayor
and Alderman for the town Of Lake Charles Cal
casieu Parish. -
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ing, and hunting buffalo and deer, all consume
much time, and leave their moral and physical in
fuence. All the ladies in Utah ride; the wealthier
ones sport on the avenue with four in hand; some
even manage q. tandem team. Every man of
and pair, and saddle horse for the benefit of his
wives, who own it day about"
Concerning herself, the lady said-anl she was
so modest could not get her to speak of herself
her way home aftor five years stay in Europe,
during which time her two youngest children wcro
born, and where she had her husband all to her
self-but she counted the days that must elapse
before she could get to her beautiful home beyond
the mountains. Yet on her very arrival, other
wives would run to her husband for love, would
clamor playfuly but pertinacously and eagerly for
attention. and that he could not be bit more glad
to see them than she will be.
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Arrest of tho Hon. j. p. NJ. Epping, United
States Marshal.


At 10 o'clock last night Magistrate KANApAUx
arrested United States Marshal ]. P. NJ. EPPNa,
from information received that a hostile meeting
was contemplated between G. c. Bowen and HIM
SELF II was rumored during the day that duel
would result from the communication in the 1fer-
cuy and the civil authorities felt justified in MAX
ing tho arrest. Officer LEVY arrested Mr.. Epp1No
at the corner of Broad aud Meeting streets,
and he was Immediately taken to tho De-
tective Office. At first ho Indignantly pro-
tested against this action, asserting that it
was unlawful, but finally wrote to General
CL1rz who Immediately answered the note in per-
son, and stood security for MIR. EppINa, who was
then released from arrest. The detectives were
searching for G. c. Bowen to late hour, but had
not succeeded in capturing him when we went to
press AS dueing is strictly forbidden both by tho
laws Of the State and Of the United States the at
tempt to break the peace was clearly unlawful, and
the action of the Magistrate on the premises
instiiable
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MILLS HOUSE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., July 13, 1867.

SENIOR MoNoADA:
Dear Sr.-After duly considering your cause of
complaint against Mr. Lanen, submitted by you to
US, we have concluded that it would be best for
you to address him note, which is the surest
and shortest way of satisfying your mind as to his
intentions 1t should be couched in such Ian
guage as to avoid, as much as possible, every ap-
pearance of feeling or hostility on your part,
at the same time that your object cannot be mis-
understood, and, If MIR. Lanen ID unconscious Of
having done you wrong, it can do him no harm to
say so. II, on the contrary, he has done you in
justice, Intentionally it is proper that you should
know it, and no one has as good right to inter-
pret his own actions as himself. Such course as
the foregoing should be gratifying to him, for,
gentleman is, or should be, always pleased to have
an opportunity to make amends where he has done
wrong, or to satisfy the party whom he has in
jured. Besides, it will be the means of preventing
future alterations, which might lead to unpleasant
results.
Have the kindness to show this to Mr.. Arthur P.
Lining, and if he concurs with our view, he can
prepare the note.
Very truly and respectfully,
III. @. BUTLER.
w. P. SHINGLER.
B. d. RUTLEDGE.
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Registration In LouIsiana.

New ORLEANS, August 1.-The registration in
Louisiana is completed, but it will take several
weeks to revise the rolls. Many registered under
the Attorney Generals opinion will be stricken off,
No accurate estimate Of the State vote can be
made, but there is no doubt the revised rolls will
show colored majority
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Afay 90

aSA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, aftor soourn of few months In the
city hardly recognized by her friends In place o.
COARSE rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby com.
pleion Of almost marble smoohness, and instead ol
tw'ntythreo she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
quiry Us to the cause OF great change she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCASsIAN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
BY its any Lady Gentlem improve their
sonal appearance hundred fold. It is simple in Its
combination Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
ing, cleansing and beauying the skin and complexion
BY its direct Icton on the cuce 1t draws from It all Its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the sr
face Nature intended 1t should be-cear soft smooth
and beautiful. Price ST. sent by Mail Express re-
ceipt Of IN order, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists.
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N Y
Tho Only American Agents for the sale of the same
March 30 1y
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Tennessee EIections.

MEMPHIS, August 1-4P M.-So far the election
has progressed quietly and there is no fear OF dig
turbance. Nothing as to the result can be learned
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Northern News.

NEW YORK, August 1.-Exports from this city to
foreign ports exclusive Of specie for six months,
ending June 3Oth, are Sill, 100000.
Boston, August Tho Austrian Admiral IeJe-
tehoff arrived in the China, en- roule to recover
Maximian body, if possible.
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A CARD.

Inasmuch as erroneous reports arc in circula-
tion relative to the terms Of the settlement OF diff
ferences between Senior MoNcADA and Mons.
LANEN, have thoughtit proper, as the friend and
adviser Of tho former, to lay the correspondence
relating thereto before the public.
ARTHUR p LINING.
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CHARIEsroN. Lnly o. Is

CHARLESTON, July "a, 1867.
Dear Sir II regret to have been informed
that, in o conversation had with party, whose
name am in honor bound to withhold (but whose
veracity could not, under any circumstances, be
made question between us), you have seen fit
to refer to former Misunderstanding, which ex-
language, to convey the impression that my con-
duct in the adjustment OF the differences then
pending was derogatory and discreditable.
With the view Of removing any possible mis-
apprehension or misconstruction Of your manner
therefore, in pursuance of duty which owe to
myself, I.eemmuMcate wAh you, for the purpose
OF ascertaining whether it was or was not your in
tention to proddce the injurious impression" re-
ferred to. Soliciting reply at your earliest con-
venience, am respectfully yours,
+. NJ. r. DE MONCADA.
To MONSIEUR A, LANEN, Charleston, i. G.
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CRoPs.-The last few days have brought SHOW
accounts of the crops are varying. The upland
corn is generally good but the bottoms, in con-
sequence of the floods earlier in the season, will
fail very short. Cotton is healthy and doing ad-
mirably we'll at this time; wherever it has been
well worked, we find the farmers express them
selves as satisfied which is the best evidence in
the world OF good crops,-Chester Standard,
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BE- PUBLIC NOTICE.-THE OFFICE OF
the City Registrar and Health Department has been
moved from No. lit COMING STREET to the NORTH
EAST CORNER OF CALHOUN STREET AND RUT-
LEDGE AVENUE.
Charleston August l. 1867, 6 Aupust1
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Seizure of Cotton.

PHILADELPHIA, August There is considerable
excitement here among cotton dealers, OWING to
the seizure Of nearly all the stock. me revenue
officers seize all that is without tags declaring that
certificates of payment of tax are not sufhcient.
The merchants say that it is an attempt to levy
black mail.
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August! i!

ag NOTICE.-THE RAFFLE OF VALUABLE
OBJECTS, for the building of parochal residence in
st. Patricks Parish. will take place This Day. at P. NJ
in front of St. Patricks Church. OF st. Philip and
Radcliffe streets II Augusta
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RS- NOTICE 7 MARINEhS-C APT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do 80 anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on The Charleston and St. Andrews side OF
the Ashley Ryer by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
s. G. TURNER, a. II.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February g. 1865.
February
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From Texas.

. GALVESTON. August The appointment of
Gov Pease gives satisfaction to the best men OF
all parties.
There is steady increase of yellow fever. The
physicians are urging the, unacclimated to go
away. go! ! 5s.'
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoNNEAU, OF Paris No. 500 broadway, New York.
April IA 1yr
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aB THE GRAyEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of the PASSIONS md the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age
man, with Reports now methods Of treatment en-
ployed in this institution Sent in scaled letter on.
veopes, free Of charge.
Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3mo
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~ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable nstan
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects of Ba
Dyes Jnvgoraes the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor ALI others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists md Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
De- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1y
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agMEMORIAL ASSOCIATION THE PRESI-
DENT AND OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION to
commemorate The Confederate dead, earnestly request
those persons who have not paid their annual subscp
tons to do possible to the Treasurer Mrs.
HENRY TIGFALL No 800 East Bay
T. NJ BLAMYER,
July 20 Secretary pro tenn.
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THE WEATHER AND CRoRs.-Rains have contn-
cd in some parts of the District during the past
but we resreE u or .mGro are
and the corn crop is suffering in consequence
Upon the whole however, the prospect is exceed
ingiy fattering. The hearts of the people should
swell with gratitude to the Giver of all good for
His benign blessing upon their labors
[AndcrSo Iateltgcncey
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Marine News.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Henry Chaqncey,
from Aspinwa, has arrived, and brings 81, 81, ,S12
in specie. @>
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CHARLESTON, 10 25 Juliet,
CHER MONSIEUR Je recois linstant par lie Col.
Shingler Ia lettre que vous m'avez fait Ihonneur
do m'ecrire Ia d1te d'hier.
Ne sachant point quelle conversation vols
faites alfusion, souhaitant, autant quo possible,
qu'aucun tiers n'intervienne dams les difficulties
Isl dificulte il ya) qui peuvent surgr entire NOUS
bref deisi mes preparatfs do depart, je me rendra
CO matin votre Office OF vouz donnerez toutes les
explications que vouz demanderez.
Je puis settlement, des msintenant, vous assurer
que n'ayant point eu sujet do mo plaindre do
vouz dopuis mon arrivee Charleston, en- Decem-
bre dernier, je sus persuade do nc pas vous ayoir
donne raison de vous plaindre dc moi.
Recevez rassuranco dc ma consideration dis
tinguee. A. LANEN.
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