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sea- At present writing the snow which
has covered the ground for ten days past is
rapidly leaving us. Never mind when it
comes again it will take better hold.
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MASITowoc, Nov. IL, 1863.
Henry Baetz, County Treasurer:
We, the undersigned committee, certify that
we have thoroughly examined the foregoing
report of the County Treasurer, and find the
same correct JOHN C. EGGERs
GoTTLIEB DANLER
MIoHAEL CALLAYLY
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No LONGER WANTED The O.hkosa
Times publishes the following truthful par.
agraph:
1.-THE election Is over. TIE Boys in
Blue are no longer patted on the back by
politicians and newspapers of a partisan
character. They can how move aside and
let editors and other civilians step in and
take all the best Offices, and we assure the
Boys in Blue that those who have praised
them most will not lift their hands TO hello
them to an Office. The work has been
done for both rarties, and like lanterns ,be
ex soldiers will be cast aside until atuther
election"
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1Utdi ...-..................... .......~LO,OOO.Op
The above and foregoing is full, true
and correct statement of all the receipts
and expenditures of the Board of Harbor
Commissioners, as appears from the rec>
ords in my possession.
T. G.. SHOVE, Secretary.
Manitowoc, Dee End, 1868.
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A heavy gale prevailed in England on
the 9th and 7th, doing grca, damage.
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County Treasurer's Report.

Henry Boetz, Treasurer Of INanito,ooc
County, in occoIn. Uih the County of
MdnitouOc.
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Arrival and Departure of the Mails

AT THE PosT-oFFIcR AT MASITowoc.
soUrHERN, EASTERN, SoUTH-EAsT AND WEST
EKs NAIL {via Chiffon and Fond du Lac. y
Arrives daily, Monday excepted, at o'clock
An. Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
5 1-2 clock p. NJ
SOUTHERN MAIL (via Sheboygsn. Arrives
daily at o'clock p. NJ. Leaves daily at 8
o'clock p. NJ
NORTHERN MAIL Ito Two Rivers only. Ar
.rives daily at o'clock A. N. Closes daily
at o'clock p. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau
nee, Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
aweek Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
at O'Clock A.. NJ. Closes every Monday and
Thursday at O'Clock P. NJ.
EoRTH-WEsTERN MAIL, via Branch and Reed
vile to Menasha, once week.-Arrive-
every Friday at o'clock A. II. Leaves
every Friday at 10 A. N.
Hay- Office hours from A. N. to s P. N.
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w Gold is quoted at 1878.
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Statement of Receipts and Expendit
ures of the Board of Harbor Com
missioners, Manitowoc, Wis.

Debit
To orders received from Town
of Manitowoc. 500, 900. 90
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MASONIC.

Manitowoc Lodge. No. 65, A. F and A. NJ
Regular meetings on the first and third We'd
nesdays of each month, at Masonic Hall, on
fsrk street. +. X. RAND, W. VI.
C. LSLING, s w.
Ii. c. ALBRIGHT, ]. W.
W II. HORN, Secretary.
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Total amount received, S66, ,567 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
1867.
Nov. 10, By paid Hugo Ruess,
treas'r town of Two Creeks, To-
cal taxes of 1866 aad county
school tax $l34 O4
1868.
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Total amount received,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-19
james BuehaAsn's VIII.

LANCASTER, June 10, lS6S.-The will OF the late
exPresident Buchanan was 6led In the registerIs
ONCE today. The following are the requests;
szUoo 70 the poor Of Lancaster city, in addition
70 $4,000 preuously donated. $1,000 TO the Presby.
terrain church, Lancaster, Of which deceased was
member. 5000 to Esther Parker housek lamar
Of the deceased, being in addition to $4,000 here.
tofore given her. $1,000 to Martha J. Lane, widow
OF Jamer b. Lane, deceased. Peter Hitler, MARY
smithgsll and Lizzie Stoner, servants 500 eack.
Inc books, plate and furniture 10 Mrs. Harriet L.
johnson, Rev. E. Y. Buchanan and j. Buchanan
henry, to be divided equally among them, allow.
ing Esther Parker $500 out Of the amount. The
balance Of the estate, real and personal ia
to be divided among his heirs as folloys: One
fourth to Mrs. Harriet L. johnson, ne-fourth 10
Rev. Il. Y. Buchanan, neither of whom are 10 be
charged with considerable advancements which
nave nave been made to them, and the balance to J.
Buchanan Henry, son Of his sister, Harriet B,
Lane. and to the three sons of his nephew, Jas.
b. Lane, deceased; Mary Il. Durham, daughter of
bis sister Mary Yates, deceased; to Maria q. Wea-
yer. Jesse Msgsw. formerly Jesse Weaver,) Jas.
B. Weaver and John B. Weaver.
The testator states that "while feeling ful
confidence both In the integrity and business
capacity OF Edward Z. johnson, the husband Of
my niece. Harriet Lane johnson, vet deem Il
prudent to secure TO her msintenaDcs against
the unforeseen contingencies Of future years.
For this purpose appoint my hereafter n AIMED
executors, Hiram b. swarr and Edward Y. b.
chaoan, or the survivors Of them, trustees or
trustee, and direct them TO retain lie their hands,
and invest and manage to the best advantage.
free, and discharged from the debts and control
OF her said husband, two thirds Of the amount
bequesthed her ~ my residusry legatee.n The
testator appoints Rev. Edward Y. Buchanau (his
orother) and Hiram B. Swsrr, Esq.,. TO be the
executors OF his last will and testament. The
WheatlsDd property Is given to Harriet Lane
johnson. niece of the testator for which she pays
twelve thousand dollars out Of her residuary
share of the estate.
The will Is dated at whestlsnd, January ~.
1866, and codicil Of the 9Th of August, 1857.
provides that William B. Reed Ia to have $1,000 to
pay the expenses and secure the publication OF
biographical work Of the deceased; and TO Mrs.
Mary l.. Reed, wife Of William B. Reed, the
deceased gives $4,000, legacy for her separate
use and benefit, as a compensation for the work
Mr.. William B. Reed has undertaken 70 perform.
AID the decessed's private papers, correspond
ence, etc., are directed TO be given to Mr. Reed
$500 900.
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ABOUT wsArHER-cRors-aARDE VEGETABLES.
ETC.



WEST FELIcIkNA, La. Juue L. 1853.
Edit0r Crescent-The great fear Of the I,ouis-
lana plsnter-the June drought r-is uuon M
in this section, threatening the slmost eptire min
Of the early corn crop. Il IL now nearly four
weeks since We had good rair, and the con.
iDned northwest wind and parchng sun h NAV.
ing sad havoc with garden vegetables Ala.
Abundance of rain has blessed the agricultursl-
ist In this State until within the period above
named. and corn bid fair to be most excellent
until within the past two weeks. II Is now "hr-
ing" rapidly. and the consequence will be, IN.
less We have rain within few days, the Shoots"
already out will not Gil, and q vast number OF
the stalks will not have sign Of an ear. Late
corn VIII DO better than early planted In all pro-
pabilify, es We generally have plenty of rain IN
July and August. But this forms but small por-
ton OF the planters corn crops kind of foriorn
hope. Cotton Is doing very well. blooming, how.
ever, very late. The crop must be generally two
to three weeks behind ordinary seasons in old
times. i hear of the genuine " army worm" at
pr. X. G. Strings place, on the Woodville
road. This hot sun viii do the business for him
soon, or am much mistaken. He never thriyes
in dry time, like some bipeds we wot of.
Garden vegetables are very plenty, Irish pota-
toes especially, and lesrnsthey " 70 s-begginr %
in our river towns and your city, as well As in St
Louis where q shipment or 80 has been made
from Bayou Sara. Thanks be 10 God, for sny-
thing cheap IN these days of universal "desrnessn
the :. ladies Of the South being "dearern than
ever we linen ofthe South about the same
depending on quality-some good-many indner-
ent-and more entirely worthless Great room
for Improvement. AGRIooLI.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

AA4Akt60 bERhN0as
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
WIN be open for the reception Of visitors by thu FIF
TEENTH JUNE NEXT, with accommodations Tor
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS
These Springs sccessbls BY the Virginia Central Ran
road ssd It's nectons from kboro Depot twenty
TN, on the Central Railroad. BY turnpike road now
under construction Of grsde sixtesn miles 70 the
Springs passing in fall view Of the celebrated Failing
kprines
The Medicinal virtues Of these waters are 50 generally and
fayorsoy known thst would be useless In the mis
sevsssmenL 70 .tsmpt to give statement Of the
Pamphlets be obtained By application % Mss,r. PuR
YELL. LADD 4 CO., Druggists, Richmond or TO the
Agents Of tbs Sprngs nth cerhcsies most remarka
bic cures effected BY their In Thirty Of tbs eomp
Gated END terrible diseases hat humanity s subjectta
Spr nRs are mmented on BY all who have used them
these Springs delightfully."- situated the Spring
ey and the scenery grand, beautiful and pcturssqus
Hot Cod Spout Baths shower and Plunge Baths
AZ all hours Pure Freestone Water from
conveyed through the buildings and grounds soraing
ample supply for all purposes
Ali for health comfort enjoyment are pro-
vidsd-s me rand Of Music, Billiard Room. isnPia
Pr BLAIR BuReELL, Resident Physician
Communication BY mail and telegraph daily
EOARD-SS per day: so per week and SIS per month.
ktFEkENCE IL made TO the following gentlemen OF New
Orleans, who have visited the Healing Springs
hessrs. Gee Lssssseur, hessrs ID h Keruion,
gohn fisney, =. Samuel Gilmore,
b Snu Alfred Ksars6
JOHN L. EUBANK Ag.nt
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i. o. o. r.

Baton Rouge omeep-osc.r Bsrbss. O. p; L. O. Morria
H. P.i H. csarinshy, Scribe.
WASHINGTON EEoAMPNKNf NO.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays each nsak
hargny Buildings. Third District oors- r. ssAAs O. p,
T. y. stureksn, b. p; J. Reiner, Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENcAHPnENr Eo.L
Nests the nst and third Wednesday In Js6ssss Hxu
corner Of Magazine and Philip Streets Fssrth Dissri
omcsr'-J w. Allen O. p; Frsak Pfsisr, Il. p; esoss,
ODD FELLOWS REST.
Meets IN the Once Of the Grand Secretary the .sso,s
Monday In January, April, July and octsssr The nsv
Board meets the third kssdsy IN January fur orga.isa
ton ohoersJ O. Dassp, President; josiah Folssr sssrs
tssy, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets In ONCE Grand Secretary nrs Friday evening IN evs
month ohcers-A W. heDons Presdsat; Josiah Pol,ur
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RsLrBy As
ISOLATION.
Meets IN ONCE Grand secretSy, urday Of saoh os
Annual meeting last Saturday in January Ocss for 1866
Rnshs, President; @. w. Roper First Vice Pssideos
rhsser Second Vice President; Lushsr Hsnss Secretary,
A wsrsoe Hunter. Treasures
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
kss.s frat Monday In each month At once Of the or.ps
Secretary. Election first Monday Nay for DIRECTORY
BOARD roe lS6a-Preri&-st-E. n Rasha n W @ n
F"aHos Co-sn6soe-J. q. Dunlap; A wallace Hssssii
Eugene P. Brugers.
RoR cO~Hiaee-G. L. ThOs T. Shields, e. H. FaroAHd
George Dirueyer
BD'ids-s oOs'sinoe-k n RAshs; Lushsr Homes; Gso<s.
@. W. Roper. q. kirspAash 8 < xeors, a. L. Hsnv
Haskell
JOSIAH FOLGER. secrstar,.
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
.! BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS.
EAhbs lmpoteney, Loss of Power Deoiltv with
Notes 1mpedmens Marriage should be res1 by al con
emps,ing marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is cents by
T. B. DUFF GRIFFIs,
New Orleans hedicsl Institute
264 Magazine street
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Encampments.


THE r W. GRAND ESCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semsnnually the urth Wednesday In January
and July. onicers for ls6S-J Twnnsmors ofNo s. N W
Grand Patriarch; A. W. Macdonel Of No s. NJ Z Grand
High Priest; Jules A Forst Of No l. w. Grand Ward
IN; w. @. Wilson, Of No l, R. Grand Scribe; B. D.svH
OF No. I, r W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. ". Roper,
Of No. 5 r W. c. JuEiOr wsrdea A. Wallace
Hunter Of No I. X. ". Grand Representative ;
George Nungesser ofso w. a. Nsrsha Frank Paster Of
No. =, W. Grand Sentinel; NJ Frsnkford Of No s w. ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No. DiA No. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch.
srASDIse CozSrrkks -Ctasenfials and Refsvn&-Joth-
am Potter OfEo VIM, Bloomfield, Jr, Of No A Manu-
rsAn,OfNOS
sa's q tie o-der-J a. Dunlap ofNo I, Luthsr Homes
We q. nneman, ofNO6
o. ~ y n RushA, Of No. 7, John B. Heno, Of Ne.
seo' kNns, ofNo6
- s oa md By-Lairs-Hovsrd Mnlspaush, ofEo g.
'S's' ofso. 8. Il. r. sturcken, sfNo6
""reinste Eneampments.
Aeee on the First and mira a.
Looss Room No. !, the Cr,.c.r, 49,, .
pay Omcers-B De- Silva Cp Tn - y
fhOnAs Il. Jones, Scribe. n in'"''n' u 80
HoBAH KNCAMPHESr Mo
.ees me Second and Fourth ssturd.v, !, -, .
o0Ose heen No l, over the Cre.cen, No., ,-S'
S0@psny, Onees-GeO. ". Ssdisr g. p.I n n"-.'
A'r'i W. Wright Scribe u D0'1s'
E.......aiA kkcAkPAEkT NO.
VI VIC second and fourth Saturdays in each month
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MARsARETs STEAM BAKERY
NO 70 new LEvEE STREET. ---.-

SrrvrrE rorpRAs LArAYErrs srKxxrs
Esv Orleans,
su continues the manufacture Of ell descriptions %
CRACKERS, Navy, Pilot and French BREAD. Packages
delivered In ell psrss Of the city free Of drsysga
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CHAs. BRIGGS, PssaAs.s
!. r. Row. Secretary
STATE OF LOUISANL
Parish Of Orleans City Of Esv OfisaaA
Bvsn 70 and subscribed before me- this sd dsy 4 narsh
nee PAUL ". OOLLBNA
Third Jassiss Il ~ rsas
six per cent interest all outstanding Scrip v ~ psd
70 the legal holders thereof second Monday Of Nay n
CHAs BRl90A rrsaan9
AIT. CARRuRr, Vice President
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INsURA nee.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
PASY OF NEW ORLEANS.
once, Ma rs Camp st., corner Of Matches street
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
Premiums received during the year ending
Deoember 81, lsS7...... ............ .05eI 500 90
Losses, taxes, expenses Reinsurance, etc,
paid during same period. ............. e17,7AO IA
Assets on the slst December 1867 ...... s5s 7e4 on
This Company continues against the pers Of tn.
Seas Rivers and loss damage By Fra ct N. euu,p,
ALFRED MoULroN, President
WIN. n. PERKINS, Vice President
A. ". HUNTER, Secretary.
.Rusrzxs:
4 so1 Anss. h ckL.ssig.sn. Z. Z. Converse,
WI Perkins 'iH f:.as S iSS SsI & f kcs.r
T IFE INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
For Life Insurance Only,
AUTHORIZED L............".........slOoo 0O
purely Southern Company the PiedmOn. offers gre..
issued on all CLANS and rates An Investments made
on basis Of real the company discardng paper 81
cures as foundation for credit fbe Piedmont Is exclu
sVey Tor Life lnsuIsnce II taEes hrsteass risks
~ refers 70 ts success as the best proof Of the estimation in
HOME OFFICE: MONTREAL. NELSON COUNTY, VA
PresioeDt-w O. cARRINsToN
secretary-J J. HOPKINS
sedicsl Adviser-o. henry PERRow NJ. b.
Directors-W. ID. Csbell, Hudson Martin @ A scbaAt.,
e. G ThuImond 7. p. Fitzpatrick wu r. sheohsrd i n
PEBBLES, VIM Gordon, ID. ]. Hartsook -
Ne" Orleans Agency; a Union Street
General Agent for Louisiana Tesas and Ariansss.
II. WIGFALL
Local Agent
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EAGLE DECREE LODGE NO. l.

Meets every fret third Saturday. Lodge Room s.
the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
Matches Onhcers-A- Mazureau, d. NJ; Cha @.
Eeis, D. NJ; Henry Haskell, Secretary and treasurer
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Hoa 50 and % PARK Row. NEw YORK
An rnas Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASED
Experienced and eompetent buyers engaged
orders tlled promptly and faithfully the Lowest price
md purchases made only from nrstcass house.
Orders viii be allied, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY wnest
suciept rsraitsed Oommissionr
Commissions sums not exceeding sl00 FIVE per
Commissions szns exceeding sle0L TWO AND HALL
par cent Address
IsAAO DAvEGA.
Psstefnos Boz i7Be- Ns- Ysrk
Rsfrr n this onoa
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EACTs I. csra T. kensr A Aollsns.., No. asa
reyoras gtreel Manufactures Of the haskon Btters:
emen-I hsv. examined the patent that va. granted
kou BY the Government for manufacturing the kalakon
bers and found In the ingredients employed compound
vel calculates 10 excite and good tne
ogsna have prescribed said Bitters tines and IN
eyery instance had occasion ther
enect I remain, gentleman. yey respectfully. your N oct
osedient servant A. hEROIER, NJ D. 1893 Canal street
have examined the patent you the IRE
haakon bers and nnd nothing In Ingredients Thereof
cordial aromatic bitter. &, A SMITH NJ n
Your hslakof Bitten, which A hsvs examined do not,
contain ingredients injurious heah may be recon-
usndcd to those Who are In want Of . 60 ID tonic
Yours 6OHTPprRr n m
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r z RMs 8:

Three dollars per DAY and slightly dollars per month CHI
tcn year, age and ool0re1 ha pr
PEYroN 4 co.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed this 2lst day Of NAV
A. D. leoa PARIS CHILDRESS,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
Tns Trustees hsye resolved to pay INTEREST DTvI.
DEfD OF len PEk CENT per the cash pay
mspts OF Capital Stock, and ASH IvIDEND Of FRI.
TEEN FER CENT Stockholders earned partici
Pstng uuDs Tor the and after the THIRrIbTH
day o June ext, 1858.
They also resolved 10 call instsent Of TEN
cent the Capital stock Of the Company payable on or
before the TREkTf -SEvEkTH daV Of June next 1854
MICHEL hUsSON President,
HARMON DOANE, Vice President
Ep. A. PALFRKY, Secretary.
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MEDICAL.
VINO TAKES THE MONEY,

DR. woLoorT he win pay $1,000 any person Who
Nn produce remedy that will instantly remoye and
80 read and permanently any pain the Head feesh
temples, Neck. Shoulders. Breast Back Heart Lungs
sides Hips, Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal or
ext nal seute or chronic Oh Ulcers Fresh Wound
Fnghunl Csncersn TACT. sl pain from any cause Rheu.
msnc neurslgic from MOSQUITO bite intense
LABOR PstBs-es quick Pain PANT
s rapidly he-l permanently give no PAIN In it, an
pcston vhether spped 70 the or the mos,
feeble or aged person, and harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free at 40. 81 Csrondeet street
JNHN GRAVES.
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-25

Nntulcf-
pon- John Donovan. Prsst., IA. n. doodlstt
~" Cashier w.w..s l,tsl4r i
v,,..sv.a.n. n.,ss "a aa.m.
"e''0A'su ,,"~s. ssvs. ss .~rrvra ra''--''..ys
n y c..r.hs.s, 3 ~ io7 Main. lob print-
IT, hr..h hoats' az. a ''''' ~ : -
"cbv,ch 4 % !. lnfe III ielock 4 Co., SIS Main.
noOrs AND SHOES.
william Miller. 40 Main.
w III " ann asv q Do. 2Q3 Main.n tstT
'~ Wsrsh- Wsrnsr Co .B Beai.
""s"'"''rr vvwSs --A
~ sas eJ
Mrs. j. q. owen sm occona.
BRICK DEALERS.
F.fA. O.. .Bctes. ofce. HSsecond; YARDS cne'sea
and Over on tIac'. - ,
wooSrriI 4 Co.. ~ Man,
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS;
sproule A. Mccowns 2l Main. under Wor-
sham Hone, p..,a., p.,,r.r Gs,,bv,,,.
Lewis 4 Stuart. 271 Main. ,ft5,sa
COAL DEALEKb.
G. T. Peterson. Is Madison.
,COAL OIL. LAMPS AND SOAPS.
or. Prescott 4 Co., 40 Jefferson.
CONFECTIONERs.
c,.. oso ua,n cor N. Can't
"A Podesn Calaspsa. @ pa,ios Jo1 and fovrth' ft
Aueuss Ae.oS,nw pe,os, wrRCrT a yTs-
COMmIBshON i..nS rIc.. ranno "A
Mn.
aoods Tobacco. efc., II Monroe
vpiack Cannon & Co. 246 Front. Produce.
DiheAs o@ -...~.. nv 77s NI7
N. = -Dtsff.N ~, "a, 49,.
Dr. J. B. Russeli's. 40 and sz North court.
DENTIST.
n ua,y;s' OF So opd.
DOTY'S WAsnsacsca ~ aaS mMJnN'' Msin
wheeler 'r'.,<.S,,Swc r'csons 4
D1oNSs A n. u.a;sor
II, G; steever, carher I oeo0nu anu :" a'''on'' '''
"; oIaS' Viz io1 Main. ~ sf.F7
morrlsopp p.,,i.r 5s Main.
fopew R wossor' also Dentist, sls Main.
.-s I.Josi Waller. los Boal. 4
-eaa Theo. Hocrner, also Chemist. 50 Beal.
npv cOOus. - f'-
e.,,h.vr p.iace-Hovell. Wood 4 Co., 1892
/. Ms;r - TTI sgsfkN WtTEl. q
y walls a Coll. s67 Main. tesE ASH
rnnrvrNE TELLER. ffl4
irra AZ t3eyoso. -'--- .H /
-Msus,- avn rauprra
FuENInOhEr rss nND 400 Main. Gavoso
hmes' beA'ue "o"'''
D'VoA'f = GGOCERg. iA HNl J
J.vt,e a McElree, 141 and l4S Poplar.
Psse 4 Co.. Is9 Poplar. ~
GKOCERs AND CSrrON ~ TON rnJs' ,rSoIass,s
Igor fn.np1 cn' 90 and 228 second. !
vv-m1rS rSsINC SALOONS. y
r, hnnti5; s5 JsSsrson. p. Ingicniri,
pane; aas;asnr, Josenb Iipari. Foreman. ~
n Hanna. 0yerton Hotel. 7T1l4oH s
'uAuDWARE.l m
.u.4. 1,,othsrs 90 Front. \ q b fNa4 I
A'nswop1 p'o'hhT ~ 'olo Fropt q ~ itE
2rg1'i bros. g etovcs ase Fyaut. p y ios
nns..11anhs n. 4 70 s2a% and 324 Main.
's--~,- rgATTERS. II
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rer Of the United States.l isisss assR
~. wAsHIseroS. D. G.. February q, 10
John Liyingston. ESQ.,, Secretary Merehane'
Union Law Co.: so ~ fe
DFAR SIR: The new Lar Register and or
ciai Directory, just sued. appears 70 have
great service in the transac ion ofthe business
Of this Department We think the work aid
prove valuable acquis tion 70, and Should be
a 4 the desk Of. svery prominent ofhcial, bank
VI y. Z. SPINNER,
81 rli faa Treasurer United States.
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Legal. NOTICES.

NoT1CE.-JAMEs SHIELDS, LATE OF BELFAST, IN.
whereas James Shields late Of Belfast county OF Antrim,
Ireland pawnhroker, drowned In Belfast LouTh the
st OF september 1856 ntesate and unmarried tn
egmate son OF one Thomas Shields Catherine Short
OF Lsturn The said county and whereas application has
been made h Exceency the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
that eers OF administration might granted
Hugh Mccall, OF Lisburn Belfast which apples
on order was made that after payment of funeral
and Just debte OF said
should he divided between said Catherine short
Shields Robert Shields and Sarah Wilson the manner
toned sad order and whereas was noted in said order
that said Catherine Short be or could not he die
eovered reasonable diligence twelve mon then the
said should be divided between James Shields
Roter shields and Sarah Wilson, in said ORDER
now that the said Catherine short shall not
re and her share of estate OF said
Sbieds DECEASED allotted d order on or
the si day May, 6s said residue shall without further
notice distributed heiwee The said James Shields Robert
Shields and Sarah wilson
II. 4 W. SEEDS,
Solicitors for
HUGH MCCALL,
Castle lane, Belfast Ireland.
MAYH, 1865
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween the undersigned under the firm Of Meyer, Gatz
Co., has been mutual friendly this goth
day Of july le6s. CHAS. L. MEYER
JOS. 0LATZ.
CHAS. ALTENHAIN.
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BUILDERS SEALED PRO
mis- The Snh met for roof Of
frr the Dominican Fathers, on
s,,ih s,reet. Plans and specnca.
building. Arply 70 MICHAEL
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PROPOSALS.

CEALrp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- he IN Of August next at 10 NJ the Naval Hospital
erookyn for supplying establishment with SOC tons Of
anna coal egg sire, and hve tons OF backsmhs
rcal The ton 10 he OF 20 pounds the contractor 10 be
tcpa tide dealer Goals and 10 give bonds TO the i amount
p,onosas viii he addressed to Surgeon JAS @ Palmer,
u. s. N, Naval Hospital, NJ Y.