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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS
The Nebraska HsilI Passed.
stevens Hill KILLED.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
stevens IsiIl KILLED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8,--The Navy Depart,
ment has advices from the Steamer Penob-
scot, dated ST. Thomas, Jan. "a. Diseases
recently epidemic there, have almost disap-
peared.
The Southern Republican Association met
last night, Durant in the chair. They con-
sidered the report of the Reconstruction
Committee. Fowler, of Tennessee, opposed
it. Griffin, of Mobile, proposed amendments
involving loyalty. Wild of Mississippi, Of
fered series of scattering resolutions
Moss, of Missouri, said Congress did not
think loyal men fit to govern the SOUTH.
Heistoud, Of Louisiana, favored the military
plan, saying the States were in the hands of
rebels, and asked, how can loyal Govern
ments be formed unless rebel governments
are put out of the way.
Gentlemen who visited Mr. Davis yester-
day report his health to be better than it
has been for six months. He has the free
dom of the Fait Grounds. Visitors are adj
mitted freely. He declines discussing pol
itics, or his personal affairs. He bears his
confinement with cheerful fortitude
tlJ8a" Srt la stnts5 Of Foreigners
charged with crimes was referred.
The Secretary of War is directed to in
form the House what Southern Railroad
Companies have purchased Federal rolling
stock, the amount of purchase and the
amount paid.
The bill of the Reconstruction Committee
came up and was discussed with great bit
terness.
SENATE.-The Legislature of New Mexico
petitions for indemnity for losses from Tex
an raids during the war.
The joint resolution to pay Tennessee
home guards organized by Burnside was re-
ferred to the military committee.
The Nebraska bill was taken up and pass
ed, the Presidents objections to the contrary
by vote of thirty-one to
nine
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-TheHouse refused
to second the previous question on Stevens
bill, and it is dead.
New ORLEANS, Feb. s.--Cotton dull and
lrooping, low middling 80, receipts for the
week 10000, on hand 1890, sugar 10, corn |
10, oats IS, bacon 120l7, lard 10. Gold $40,
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The Status Of Freedmen I'm the
Courts---aII Restrictions TO be
Removed.
Approved October 30. 1866.


Courts---nII Restrictions 10 be
Removed.
The following important bill passed
the House yesterday, after a briei
discussion, by a vote of4S to 80. The
yeas and nays win be found in the
proper place in the proceedings;
A BiIl to be entitled "An act to amend the
Statutes Of this State in reference to
Freedmen"
Section1 /. Be il enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of the State OF Mississippi, That where
ever the word Freedmen is used in any
of the laws Of this State, il shall be construed
to mean and include all negroes and mulat-
toes who were free OH the 30th of August,
A. d. 1865, and their dccendents, and all
who have since that time been emancipated.
Sec, 2. Be IL further enacted That the
first section Of "An act to confer civil rights
on freedmen, and for other purposes, ap-
proved 25th of November, A. ID. 1865, be so
amended us to give to freedmen the same
rights of acquiring, holding and disposing
ofreal estate, Us Is allowed by said first sec
ton in respect to personal property and
that the Proyiso of the first section Of the
above recited act, be, and the same is mere
by repealed.
Sec. g. Be it further enacted, That arti-
Giles 1872, of section IA, page $40, aud article
81, ofsec. 11,page 249, of the Revised Code be
and tho same are hereby repealed and that
the restrictions imposed on the competency
Of freedmen to testify by the fourth section
of the "Act to confer civil rights on freed
men, and for Other purposes" approved
November the 25th, A. ID. 1865, be, and the
same are hereby removed and repealed
Sec A. Be it further enacted, That all
laws imposing discriminating punishment
on freedmen be so amended that for all Of
iences, S-;;...,ifted by fGeedmeH AGAINST the
tried in the same courts, and by the same
proceedings, as are the whites, and, upon
conviction, shall be subject to the same
pains, penalties, forfeitures and punishments
as are the whites.
Sec 5. Be it further enacted, That this
act take effect and be in force from and at
ter its passage. E1
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The Jackson Tenn. Wing, of last
Saturday, the I'd, contains paragraph
announcing that; Thomas j. Caruth-
ers, at the Superintendent Office of
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, has
nice little baby, eight years old
parents dead-tO give away. The in
fants name is Ella Kimball."
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LAWS OF SIIssIssIPPI
Public Acts, Called Session, 1866 q o.
[BY AUTnoRIrYl

.JOint HscsoIution.--- Resolved, the
Senate concurring, That the Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts be and he Is hereby instructed
to notify the Clerks Of any Probate Court In
this State, the Sheriff of whose county has
failed to make report and pay over funds
collected under an act entitled an act levy
ing special tax upon certain persons and
property therein named, approved Noyenl-
Der l6, 1866 and II shall be the duty Of said
Probate Clerks, upon receiving such notice
from the Auditor to place the bonds Of said
defaulting Sheriff in the hands of the Dis
trict Attorney for suit.
Approved January 81, 1867.
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Died of lung disease, at his resi-
dence, in this place, on the morning of
the 3lst of January, 1867, Mr.. L. w.
Galbraith, our County Treasurer, a
ruling Elder in the Houston Presby-
terrain Church, and for many years the
Superintendent of our Sabbath School.
Houston Record.
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The Louisville Daily Journal, ofthe
LIST inst ssys;
Among the distinguished auditors
at the Academy Of Music last night
was Gen. ]. Bankhead Magruder, Of
the late Confederate States army. He
arrived in the city yesterday from
Washington, and is rooming at the
Louisville Hotel The Generals IA
nous military whiskers, eagle eye,
and handsome face looks "as natural
% life"
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Indiana sends Gov. Morton to the
next Senate. S. G. Pomeroy has been
reelected Senator from Kansas, Wis
consin has reelected Timothy D..
Howe, who is generally regarded eth
err as fool or a lunatic. ?. t. Freling-
nuysen, a renegade Democrat, has
been elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Senator Wright, of
New Jersey.
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Professor. ~. the Tousori,I AT

Professor Of the TOnsOriaI Art.
II ouIS McLEMORE, Barber and Hair
IL Dresser, would inform his customers, and
the public generally, that he has leased and
by Jake Wonders, on Main Street, one block
north Of the Southern Railroad Depot, where
there will be found, at all times, experienced
and attentive workmen. Also boy to run err
rands, and clean boots and Shoes for every
guest LOUIS McLEMORE & co.
jackson, Miss, Feb. 8, 1S67-dtf 4a
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PVt0CT.AVTATION.

dhOnn REWARD Whereas, i appears
xCUU BY information received G by me- .;
that A. II. zook, citizen Of tho STATE 81 81
Pennsylvania, was murdered IN tne c% Srnt day
Warren, in this State, on or about the ilrst wy Y,
If November, 1866, and tho perpetrators o.
this murder have not been discovered ana are
Now therefore, /, Benz. g. Humphreys, v tSe
ernor OF the State Of Mississippi, 90 omol M
above reward for the arrest and delivery u w ~
ssid murderer or murderers to the shcrln o, o.
Warren county. And do moreover require ,,
ali officers OF this State to be diligent III tici
efforts TO arrest snid fugitive. o..
Given under my hand, and the Great
Seal OF the State affixed atJackson,
IL. So this 9th day Of January. A. u.
49, 1867, and OF the sovereignty OF inc
State the 40th.
BENZ. G, HUMPHREYS.
G. A. BRoUGHER, Secretary OF statc'
Ian 9Tdlbt
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HANDS 10 mREt

one HUNDRED AND SIXTY NEGRO
" Laborers, experienced in the cultivation
Of Cotton, are willing % contract for the year
in lots to suit the demand.
One Hundred DOllarz 30 the hand win be re-
deducted out Of wages.
Apply 70 the undersigned Al Meridian.
feD. l-du T.. A. RAGEDATr
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alton and revenue bills on or before Monday
next. Adopted
On motion the House adjourned until to-
morrow morning 0 o'clock,
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Sec 10. Do II further enacted, That any
person who shall remove from the State any
property subject to specific taxation, with
uthaving paid the taxes thereon, for the
purpose Of defraudng the revenue, shall DO
deemed guilty ola misdemeanOr, and ON CON
viction shall be subject Co a fine of not more
than one thousand dollars, Or imprisonment
not exceeding Fix months.
Sec. IL. Be IL further enacted that this act
take effect and be In force from and after its
passage.
Approved October 30. 1866. va
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UNDERTAKING.

J. MCDONALD A.JAMEs II. PATRICK.
WHO will keep constantly on hand an as
w sortment Of the latest styles Of
Metallic BariaI Gases,
and will make Collins on the most reasonable
terms.
j. II. Patrick will give bis personal atten.
ton, and feels assured that he can give safifac-
ton 70 all who may call upon him. Shop an
Pearl street, two doors from Buck & Baiey's
Drug Store.
n. b. We will have fine HEARsE in a few
days. Feb LIAM
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A LARGE lot FAMILY GROCERIES.
a 70 he clored cut low Tor CaslL
Jan "a ftI A. FLRDEN. Z
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RECEPTION ooMmITTEE
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
HNHE partnership heretofore existing he.
tween owen, Braeey 81 Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
T. +. OWEN,
WIN. j. BRACEY,
A. NJ. DODD,
ID. W. HUGHES.
The business viii hereafter be conducted
under the name and style Of OWEN 4 BRAcEY.
who are alone authorized TO settle the business
Of the old firm. TIE. OWEN
req. CIV w. J. BRACEY.
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MTEO1LLANEOUS.
CANTON HOTEL,

Near the Depot, Canton Miss, by )
mrs. 9. T. REEVES.
The travelling public can 10 acccmmoaascu
with comfortable and well furnished rVo ars
and n table which will be supRAed Win e'oi'
delicacy TINT the market Affords
Iulv 10 1865 DIV fFttE
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IsR1l1iI.

dh 400 RFWARD.-W Whereas, II appears
OAHU by information received by me;
that James Morris and d. N. Cress escaped
from the Jail of Holmes county. SAID MOTIFS
was confined under sentence Of the Circuls
Court to the PAnitcntiary, for the murder OF
Allen Hale. Said Crcss is charged win tne
murder of -- Pritchard, and are still AZ
large: -,
Now therefore, Denj. G. Humphrey, uov.
ernor Of the State Of Mississippi, do offer the
above reward for the arrest and delivery Of the
said james Morris and d. N. Cress to the sher-
III of Holmes county. And do moreover re-
auire all officers Of this State to be dilgent IN
their efforts to arrest said fugitives.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State affixed, at jackson,
g . this Goth day Of january, A. y.
L. y 1867. and of the sovereignty OF the
~ State the Forty ninth.
BY the Governor: ,
BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS.
c. A. BRoUGHER, Secretary OF State.
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DESCRIPTION:
Morris is about 80 years of age. fair com.
plexlon light hair, grey eyes, and about SIX
feet high. Cress is about 30 years of age, faiT
complexion, light hair, blue eyes. and about
feet s inches high. Jan 2I-dlot
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PIANO TlNTNEl
fshE undersigned viii visit Jackson In ten
II or twelve DAYS for the uiIrno.. - -, -.
ing and Tuning PIANOS. NJ
,,. Oraers ish with Mr. @. d. sidway win Be
go. "a q. A. A. RIGGS. F
CONTRACTS WITH FF5FDT7-S a. -
ms Ones5 b. theEinsis blsnE q quirs.
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GREAT WATCH SALE!
VN THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN.
Giving every Patron a Handsome and
Reliable Watch for the Low Price
of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALIIE
And not TO be Paid for unless Perfectly
satisfactory,

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches 500 70 a7so
100 Magic cased Gold Watches 900 10 b90
100 Ladies' Watches Enameled 100 IN 91o
zoo Gold Hunting Chronometer
ooo IVA watches go. $50 to 800
900 Soi1 I uun.,lS Engllsh Levers 200 70 $50
800 Gold Hunting American 100 10 951
500 Silver Hunting Levers 10 10 ia
300 silver Hunting Duplexes 7b 10 9s0
go Ladies' Gold Watches 49,. 30 10 55S
0oo s uYlu -, ,uhtlng Lepines.... 80 10 IS
! i'Vyu miscellaneous Silver Watches 50 10 100
100 Hunting Silver Watches 25 N IA
0.OOO Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 10 55
~ Every patron obtains a Watch BY this
arrangement, costing but $40. while it NAV be
worth 500. No Partially shown. m
Messrs. J. HIcKLING a. Co.'s GREAT UNTo>,
MsfcH Co., New York city, wish to imme.
diateiy dispose Of the above magnificent sfocir
Certincates, naming articles, are placed In
seaiea envelopes. Holders are entitled to the
article named, In their certificate, upon nav |
ment Of Ten Dollars, whether IL be a Wafcb |
worth 500 or one worth les. The return ~ 4
any OF our certificates entities You 10 the sr,i-
cie named therein upon payment, irrespective
=, ~. worm, and a. no article valued less than
so Is named In any certificate, Il will Al once
be seen that this is ~ Onoe
NO Lottery, but straightforward L.
gitimate transaction, which NAV
be participated in by even the
most fastidious.
a single Certificate will be sent bv mail.
Post paid upon receipt Of . cents: five FOR al,
eleven for two dollars; thirty-three and elei
~ pielIllum LOT -; sixty-six and more val
uaoie premium for s10; one hundred and
most superb Watch for SIS. To Agents- s1J
moe lshing employment. this 4 a rare on
,ortunty. IL i legitimafelv eondnctl5
usiness, duly authorized BY the Governnent
Esf Address ~ 'e'unhl- ~
Jan 1ad1ms 10 n n ,-.eg q o..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TEACHER WANTED.

TEACHER WANTED.
A TEACHER qualified to teach the Latin,
"A Greek and French Languages, is wanted
at Mississippi Springs Institute. Apermanent
situation, and good wages paid quarterly.
Apply to Prof, j. 9. DAVIS,
s, at the Springs,
or box 40, p. o. Raymond, Miss
Feb. o, IS67-d1w
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All AUCTION.

Az AUCTION.
WILL be sold on Saturday the 9th inst,
w at Langley's corner, one Cooking Stove,
nearly new. II good article; one Walnut EX-
tension Table; Mattresses: wagons; three or
four good Plantation Mules; and various ar
ticles. Champagne by the basket.
j. ii. BOYD,
Feb. 0, 1S67.1t Auctioneer.
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Gifts for Christmas and New Years
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Am Act to require Express Companies to
publish their rates of charges and fol

Am Act to require Express Companies to
publish their rates of charges, and for
other purposes,
Section /. Be 1t enacted by the Legisla-
ture Of the State Of Mississippi, That it shall
be the duty of every Express Company en-
gagged, or that may hereafter engage in
business in this State, to publish by posting
in q public place in all its offices and places
of business, q full and complete schedule OF
its rates Of charges, and any person connect
cd with, or any agent, employee, or other
person owning any such company, who shall
demand and receive any sum for the trans
portation of any article or articles by such
company before such publication is made, or
any sum greater than that fixed in said
schedule for such transportation, such person
so offending shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor, and on conviction, shall be fined
not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars, and
imprisoned not more than six months in the
county jail. .,., ~
Sec .. Be it further enacted. That any
person connected with, or having any Ex-
press Company in any capacity, who shall,
when any article or articles have been trans
ported by any Express Company, demand
and receive for the transportation thereof,
any sum whatever, when the charges there
on have been prepaid, shall be deemed gull
ty of a misdemean0r, and on conviction
shall be fined not more than Five ttnnorc.d,
Dnllara qpd ip; s---sla.. = -. @''H ""~@Sy 1ali
h3NGt more than three months.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved January 81, 1867.
.HOimt ResOImtiOm.-- see Resolved by the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi, That
the Governor be authorized, and is hereby
required to appoint one Commissioner with
adequate compensation, to re-examine the
papers of the defaulting Treasurer, NJ. d.,
Haynes, and report to- the Governor at his
earliest convenience, to enable the State to
bring suit against the securities of said de-
faulting Treasurer
Approved, Jan. 3lst, 1867. -
Joint ResoIuti0n.---Reso by the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi, That
the State Of Mississippi refuse to ratify the
Amendment to the Constitution of the Uni
led States proposed by Congress as Article
Fourteen.
Adopted unanimously by the House of
Jan 25th, 1867
Unanimously concurred in by the Senate,
Jan. Both, 1867.
Approved, Jan. :'lst, 1867
BENJAMIN G. HUMPHREYS
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GRAND MASONIC BALL,
AND ENTERTAINMENT.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEmENrs.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
HON. D. n. BARRows, J. L. POWER,
DIR. G. S. KNAPP, JAS r. YERGER
II. NJ. TAYLOR, JOHN w RORiNSoN
H. STRAUSS, JAS RARFIEI m >
H. FRENCH, IS1DORE STRAUSS
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
FRANK JOHNSTON. Col j. NJ. KENNARn
WILL fERGkR Jr, Capt JAS MAURY
4 q NEWCOMER cor. las A UobSN
DIR J. \. HARRINGTON, LOUIS Nj ASUEP
DIR NJ. S. CRAFT MARION SMITH Ia
JOHN II. ECHOLS, CHAs. i, RoRiNsoT
Feb. S-d3t
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FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1867.
House me pursuant to adjournment
journal of yesterday read and approved
MI lrby presented the following commune
cation, which was read:
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SEWING MACHINES,
FANCY GOODS AND TRIMmINda

II PIFFET 1a5 Canal street. TOYS. perfunE
~; Combs, Brushes, Buttons Tapes, Ncedlsa. III
cutlery, Plated ware, Dress Trimmings, Bonn1
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
ICnndition Of Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July 4, ls67,-Our
people are on the verge Of despair. Vnrzcapi-
talists hare RENTED .Bnate7er money they
could realize into. gold to Liverpool and France,
fearing the political events Of the next twelve
months Our real estate is almost unsaleable
very little of our and can be sold at any price.
Ali building and enterprise has stopped, =
Temporary existence seems to be the only
anxiety. The threatsof confScation and agra
r1aaism that ile5&rs. Stevens 4 Co, hold over
us as DamocleSi sword, is fast undermining
everything like a hope OF peace, and in add
ton to this the certainty of having negro
State government, from Governor to constable,
caps the climax of our misery The Northern
people Go not realize how poor and broken
spirited we are, Or they would not be human n;
to continue their harsh exactions Of Us. The
effort to make bread. and TO exc out bare
existence, is beyond belief. Many OF the peo-
pie who were able to save little silver plate
and jewely have been selling it and paWnlng
it for the past Two years to buy bread and
clothing tor themselves and their little ones.
We have seen articles that belong to ReVolu-
tonsrv generals sold a. old gold, that tive
Years ago no money could have Fought; but
starvation is hard master. Letter IN Nat Int.
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hU CTION SALES
BY ! 4 PAPPGTT-4T-rri0y

5*EEtf COH I,lo.EI-; SALE or
LII D DWELLING ~ FfIGCE &TEE Il.
8, ":rtue Of Ire IT.. re- + he Circuit Co9..
Il <A'e1andT;n counts, a., i. the sui5 q j.
cobs -. Taylor, CT a., a:2l oy consent O.: par
ties interested. the subscribers, as Commission
ers Of sid Court, will SELL u, public auction: T.
front Of the Mayors Office, Alexandria, Va, Il:
y m. on THURSDAY. the ist day Of August,
HOUSE, No. lG4, Prince st:eet on the south
side, between Columbus and Alfred streets for
merl owned and occupied by Lawrence b.
Taylor, caQ The !oL has front OF about II II,
oinches, and runs back zoe feet t. an alley, 81
len1Ing through the square.
IhkMS:-Ten per ccntof the purchase mon.
ey to be paid in cash. and the residue in thrc,.
equal instruments, at &, 2 md 10 months, from
SAFE, with interest the purchaser TO give hi
retail Cd until their pnvmgnt.
S FERGUs6l'H' { 6hh I3Hi, Comm r.
-
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" WHITE LINEN DUCK AND DRILLING SUITS,
for gentlemen at various prices from So to SIS
per suit, at S. DEALHAM's, l06, king street
- 27-2aWtf .i
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COMMISSION The City Council last night
adopted resolution allowing the Mayor com
mission Of per cent. on the amount Of litan
sas collected by him.
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JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE
Amber Sets, Cornett Sets, Jet Cross Sets,
White Gross Sets, New Style Bog Wood
Sets, 300 New Style Buttons Studs, Rings,
Chains, Belett's Silver Plated Spoons and
Forks, for only ONE DOLLAR, at Prigg' s One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438, Pennsylvania
avenue, near a. street, Washington. je8-tf
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Docs Notwithstanding the extraordinary
amount Of barking and bowling, nightly car
ried on in this city, but ninety-six dog licenses
were issued hy the Auditor during the time
prescribed by Law for the granting Of such
licenses ..:.....-.g
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Cry COUNCIL "A regular stated meeting
of the City Council was held last night, at
which considerable amount Of business most
ly of private character, was transacted. Zee
official report in another columns of the Gazette.
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WASHINGTON The Mayor Of Washington
IN his recent annual address, claimed chat that
city stood eighth, in respect If rapidlt7 OF
growth, among American cities.
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ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE Captain Charles
Graham, of this city, in charge of the steamer
Worcester, one Of the vessels belonging to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, al
rived at Baltimore yesterday, fron Liverpool
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CIT Y LITE MI y :,

s. DEALHAM, LOG, King street, HIS just
returned from New J ork, With the largest
stock of LINEN AND SUMNER CASHMERE
CLOTHING, ever before brought to this market.
in 2I-2autf - - :.
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RADICAL Mass MEETING The Radical
mass meeting to be held in front Of the Lay
ceum Hall, in this city, on Friday night next,
will it is stated be addressed by some Of the
most progressive members Of the present model
Congress
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Just received, 200 LINEN AND CASHMERE
BOYS SUITS, at s. DEALHAM'5, 1906, King
street. 80. ,l-E j. IA je 21-2awtf i
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Gentlemen in want of CLOTHING, will find
the best and the cheapest at S. lEALHANls S,
LOG, King street. ,f. je 27--2aWtf