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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-05
II. b. VINCENT & pRo.

II. b. VINCENT & pRO.
RS" The last batSh Of Tea from
the Great American Tea Co, which
has been delayed sometime, Is now
ut hand and ready for distribution
TO the tlIc subscribers.
Il. Il. MOTT
~ With II. J.. MoRRIs.
, 1868-06-09

Skatteydernes
Navne.
Joseph, Daniel
Hester
Francisco
Joshua, James
Just, Abraham
Julien, Joseph
Kelly, Ann
Kernaane, Mary
Kerr, Oh. W., B6rr
Keutsch ,Adriane O
King, Eleonora
Kirchhof, Ernst
Kirkerup, c. & A.
Hoffman,
Kirke, st. Johns
knight, R.G.&J.H.
Richd. G.
, 1868-06-09

W0URSUANT to orders from the Royal Commencement it is hereby
6 made known that the taxes for the year 1867, viz Ground
eentage-Tax on the Rent Of houses, the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
New Tax, the house Tax, the Cavalry and Arillery-Tax and the
Immigration-Tax, became due on the 1t of May this year. list
Of the Tax-Debtors and of the properties with specification of the
respective amount Of flakes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction of Christansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Sherih's Office in
said town, and will be advertised in the st. Crox Avis.
In accordance with Governement's Order the aforementioned
Taxes will be received after the 9th day of the Months of June
until September both included, and the list Of arrears will he for
warded to Government after the Gath ofSeptember for their further
measures.
Royal Tremurers Office, St. Croix the goth May 1865.
j. A. HOVER,
const.
, 1868-06-09
acknowledgements

AZ herved at Skatterne for Aaret 1867 nemlig: Grund- og Byg-
nngsskatten, Afgft af Sukkerproductionen, 1~eieafgiten, / pct.
skatten forfaldt til Detailing den. 1te Maid A. En- Fortegnelse
over Skattedebitorerne og Eiendommene, med Angvelse at Skat-
ternes Belob er henlagt til Eftersyn for Christansteds Jurisdictions
~Vedkommende Diet Kongelige Kasserercontoir, og for Frederik-
steds Jurisdiction pa Byfogedcontoiret sammesteds, og vii tilige
bive %indrykketi st. Croix Avis.
If0lge Gouvernementets Ordre m~odtages ovenanf6rte Skater
efter den ode Maanederne Juni til September, begge inclusive,
og vile Restanceisterne efter den 24de September bliye indsendte
til Diet Kongeige Gouvernements videre Foranstatnng. m
bet Kongeige Kasserercontoir, st. Croix den 29de Mai 1868.
j. A. HOVER,
, 1868-06-09

FORTEGNELSE
over de den e Mai 1868 fMMde Skate til ST. OX Colonial e for Aat18 1867
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WaShiucfOn Items.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-General Grant
decides that the reconstruction laws do not
authorize military commanders to change
election days fixed BY the Conventions.
The Florida Radicals here say the oppo-
sition to the Convention in that State was
mainly confined to the negroes.
General Grant has received telegram
from General Thomas to the effect that the
enemies of the present government in
Tennessee are organizing for resistance to
the laws and to get control of the State.
General Grant replied, ordering Thomas
to use all the forces at his command to
preserve the peace and protect the autho-
rites in the execution Of the laws, and to
report if more troops are needed.
Persons conversant with the senatorial
feeling say the real danger to the Presi-
dent has narrowed down to the fact OF
appointing Thomas ad interim Secretary OF
War. Buffers charges stand no chance,
and the Illegally of Stanton's removal is
doubted by many senator's.
Joseph Fl. Bradley Expelled during the
Surratt triaD has filed petition for o
n,andamus to compel the District Supreme
Court to restore him to the bar.
Secretary Browning now divides his at.
tention between the Interior Department
and the Attorney-GeneraPs office.
The revenue receipts to-day were S3l4,-
600; for the week, s2,500,000; for the
year, Sl37 100000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE IMPEACHMENT,

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March l4.-No circum-
stance of Importance has transpired to-
day relative to impeachment. The gene
raj opinion yet prevails that the proceed
ings of yesterday in the Senate are to be
construed as indicating that the President
will be deposed but some who have been
in conversation with Radical senators yet
have hope that more than one-third of the
Senate will acquit the President. Mr..
Johnson's counsel have been in consul
tation with him nearly all day, and to-
night Cabinet members are with the
President.
Representatives of Florida interests,
now here. preresent that opposition to the
proposed new Constitution for that State
comes principally from negroes.
WALLACE
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DECISION AGAINST MILITARY COURTS
WITH CIVIL Observation-Disclosures,
March lin the United States Court
to-day, III the case of Nelson and wife Us.
Thompson Dean, in equity, involving 204
shares of stock in the Memphis Gaslight
Company, Judge Trigg decided that the
Court of Civil Commission established
here by military authority during the war
was court unknown to the laws OF the
United States; and however as a mere
military tribunal it might have been in,
vested with jurisdiction for the trial OF
military offences in the then condition OF
the country, yet he could not see by what
lawful authority it had obtained Jurlsdlc-
ton for the trial Of civil causes.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES Worcester, Mass.
March 13.-The Saltwater brick mills, in
Millbury, occupied by the Star Machine
Works. and by Chase & Clark's shuttle
works, were totally destroyed by fire early
this morning. Loss, about $4,000.
Springfield, Mass, March l3.-Reynolds's
satinet mill, at Munson, Mass, was burned
yesterday. The loss is estimated at $780,.
600; insured for $4,000.
Norooich, Conn.,, March 13.-The Second
Congregational church, corner of Hunt
ngton and Jay streets, in New London
was set on fire about 3 o'clock this morn
ing. The building, which was of wood
was totally destroyed. The loss, including
bells, organ, and library, will amount tc
SAC, 900; insured for 200 in New York
and Providence Offices.
A barn on Meridian street was fired first
and the incendary fired the church while
the department was at work on the barn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHESs.-This
distinguished gentleman arrived in our city
last evening, and is the guest of DR.. +. NJ.
Chaplin. Mr.. Stephens is on his return to
Georgia, after an absence Of several
months, spent in the city of Philadelphia,
where he has been experimenting the
publication of his. book, "The War Be-
tween the States" Mr.. Stephens, as we
are informed, is looking we'll, and in bet
ter health than he has been for years. lie
tarries but few days in our midst, during
which time his friends in Washington will
doubtless avail themselves of this tayora-
bic opportunity to see and converse with
him. National Iatenigencer.
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wendell PHILLIPS DENoUNCEs Mr..
CHASE AND THE SENATE.-In letter
from Washington Wendell Phillips says
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
is his ally. Salmon P. Chase, mad with
the Presidential fever, and desperate in the
consciousness Of bafiled plans, meanly
jealous of Wade, and, perhaps, cherishing
the forlorn hope Of Democratic nomina-
ton, joins forces. with the enemy and
stands as the Presidential ally. 1t has
been known for long time that the rela-
tions between the Chief Justice and the
President were more cordial than was made
necessary by the mere official relations Of
the parties; and last Wednesday night
the rooms of the Chief Justice, filed with
the gay and fashionable winter society Of
Washington, were startled as by an cleo
trio shock when the doors were flung open
and the usher, in loud voice, announced
"the President of the United States and
daughter" Few who were present with me
will soon forget the significant looks which
passed from face to face through those bril-
liant and crowded rooms as the unusual
event of the President Of the United States
attending an evening reception of the
Chief Justice was fully realized. His carp.
ing letter to the Senate-his refusal, at first,
to obey the mandate to appear as its pre-
siding officer-and his decisions Of the fol-
lowing day, are but the unfolding of a plot
to obstruct and defeat as far as possible
the conviction Of the President. How far
he may be able to work harm depends, of
course, on the firmncss Of the Senate but,
in any event, he is serious obstacle, with
evil intentions only limited by his courage !;
which latter, fortunately, is not great. He
seems determined to maintain the con-
sistency of public career which may be
summed up in these words: He never had
an opportunity to serve his party that he
did not betray it.
The Senate itself is the next great dan
ger. There is reason to believe that Sc
rious detection exists among the Republi-
cans on this question. Ross, of Kansas,
and Sprague, Of Rhode Island (Chase's
son-in-law), are already counted secure as
two of the seven Republicans it is neces-
sary to win over to prevent conviction.
The more than probable detection Of Fes-
sender would carry at least four more gen.
tlemen who hang on his skirts. The folly
of Congress in not providing for the sus-
pension of the President during trial will
soon be evident. The boundless opportu-
nifty this gives the culprit to corrupt his
judges will not remain unimproved.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, March l4-Noon.-Gold,
139. Sterling weak at 1929. United
States bonds-Old, 1lOI. Tennessee 6's,
ex-coupons, G61a; new, "a. Flour, 59l0c'
lower. Wheat declining. Corn 11aSlc.
lower. Rye steady. Oats &c. better.
Mess pork, S24.12b. Lard dull. Cotton
very firm at Csc. Turpentine quiet at 6o
@69c.
Eveninq.-Cotton very firm with better
business; sales, 1000 bales at 25c. Flour
dull State SS.9O@lO.65. Wheat 293c.
lower. Corn Mixed western, Sl.249
$l.27. Mess pork, S24.25. Lard quiet.
Naval stores dull and dropping. Groce-
ries firm and quiet.
BALTIMORE, March 14.-Cotton dull and
nominal at 241ac. Flour tirm-City Mills
extra, SlO.25g$l2.50. Wheat frm-South-
ern red, S2.75GS2.95. Corn dull-W hite'
Sl.O9@sl.10; yellow, Sl.l79Sl.ls. oats'
SOGS2c. Rye firm at sl.9O. PROVISIONS
dull. Bulk shoulders, lOA9lO3S.
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Flour-LoW me.
dunn grades scarce; superfne, $500
IS. so. Corn, $4,000. Mess pork easier
at s23.75gS34. Clear sides, l49l47sc'
Shoulders, lie. Lard, lac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March l4.-Splrlts
turpentine declined to Coo. Resins quiet
low, No. 2, $40; No. l, S2.75gS4. CoI'
ton, 22111c. Tar, $3.50.
SAVANNAH, March 14.-Cotton opened
| quiet, and closed firm and advancing
sales, l,46O bales; receipts, 1884 bales
middlings, Csc.
AUGUSTA, March l4.-Cotton frmer ano
more active; sales, $40 bales; receipts
3l2 bales; middlings, 241aG25c.
MOBILE, March 14.-Cotton opened a.
24c. and under, and closed hard at 2479c.
receipts, 2s9 bales; sales, l,50O Bales
CHARLESTON, March 14.-Cotton opened
firm and closed less active, with an up
ward tendency sales, 1900 bales; re
ceipts, 800 bales; exports, 1865 bales
middlings, 250251ac.
] NEW ORLEANS, March l4.-Cotton &C
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The Impeachment.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE action Of
the Senate yesterday, in remaining over
two hours in consultation and coming into
open court with the prepared order after
secret debate and votes, is deprecated.
The managers and the Presidents counsel
agree that the real trial is taking place in
secret, and that the efforts of the mana
gers and counsel are mere show of work.
The Presidents counsel yesterday seemed
perfectly disarmed after the return of the
Senate, and submitted to the result of its
secret compromise without much remon-
STRANGE.
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Mrs. GALLOWAY BECOMES AN ED1ToR.-
Memphis, March 12.-The Avalanche this
morning contains card from Mrs. Gallo
way, wife of the editor, who announces
the imprisonment of her husband, and
assumes the control of the editorial de-
partment of that paper. Awrit of habeas
corpus will be applied for in the Municipal!
Court tomorrow in his case. A meeting
Of the members of the bar is called fol
tomorrow to deliberate upon the action Of
Judge Hunter in the premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

Erie Railroad TrOubIe-Ss.OOO,O DO of
Stock Observation-Disclosures of Gene
raj Devin.
NEW YORK, March l4.--The Supreme
Court has appointed George A. Osgood re-
ceiver of the Erie railroad. The sum of
IS, O00,0 900 had been realized from stock
issued in violation of the late injunction.
General Devin was arrested, but released
on nominal bail. Drew, Eldridge, and Otis,
officers of the Erie road, are said to be in
Jersey City with the books and funds Of
the company safe from injunctions and
other legal proceedings in the New York
courts
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March 14-Noon.-Consols, 90.
United States bonds, u.
LONDON, March 14-Eueniag.-Consols,
93g931a. United States bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 14-Noon.-Cotton
firmer, but prices unchanged estimated
sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, March 14-Evening.-Cotton
active and buoyant; uplands on the spot
and ahoat, 1OId.; Orleans, l01ad. Corn,
Ais. Tallow, AS. Sd. Other articles un-
changed. g sSase
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DESTRUCTIVE FREsHET IN TIE VEST
Detroit, March l3.-The advertiser and
Tribome have specials tonight from Cha
than which state that all the bridges eX-
cept the railroad bridge between that place
and London have been swept away, and
the railroad track undermined for three
quarters of mile. The estimated loss at
Chatham is 100000. 4 large number OF
farms are inundated, the crops destroyed,
and stock drowned.
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Htner. Lexington: S. Rogers. Lexington
H'rc Mnd;.o W. q; hammond. Buchanan: L.
Newcastle: H. G. Gaver, Z. G. Jameson. ''''
Le'ofsburs Distrfa.-J. H. Waugh, P. E.
new'sburg: G. G. Smith. Frankfort: S. F.
B B, White Sulphur: Milton A. Taylor.
blue sulphur: j. 5. Porter, ]. II. Meredith.
Levelton Circuit T. p. Hide, Green Rank
CHARLES A. Joyce. Centreville: Addison Wei
Ter. Union: James F. Clark; Jehu Hank,
Supernnmerary. Peterstown: James r. Van
Morn Crap Mills: Charles +. Wertenbaker.
toVington Adam J. Flaherty. Allegheny:
Aaron Boone.
We omit the appointments for Mary
land.
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There was o personal rencontre in the
ante-room to the reporters gallery of the
House of Representatives on Wednesday
between L. O.. G. Washington, of the Ma
tional Intea9encer, and U. II. Paynter, cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The difficulty resulted from the assign
ment 6f seats to reporters in the Senate
during the impeachment trial.-Petersbury
Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

THE NEW TREATY WITH PRUssIA.-The
fundamental feature of the treaty is IN
the first article, which provides that citi-
zens of the North German Confederation
who may be natpralized in this country
shall be held to be American citizens, ana
treated as such, with all the rights and pri-
vileges therto pertaining.
The other articles of the treaty relate to
details in the carrying out Of the ne"
measure.-Neac York Times.
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STILL ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT
HarriSonJurg, Pa, March l3.-The Gncln-
natl express which left New York last
evening met with an accident, from
broken rail, near Lebanon, on the Reading
road. Two passenger cars and the sleep,
ing car were thrown from the track and
damaged. Mrs. Nitre, from Ireland, was
seriously injured; Captain n. W. Dist,
Fourth infantry, injured; DR.. Settles, OF
Reading, chin cut; and four or i've Others
SLIGHTLY hurt.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
NRION.-This fine racer and magnih-
~ cent-looking STALLION by Re- 49,,

NRION.-This fine racer and magnih-
~ cent.looking STALLION by Re- 49,
venue, dam Nina by Boston IA full (IAN
brother to Virginia's unrivalled race---
horse Planet), will make the coming season at
Bullfleld the farm of Major Thomas boswell,
in Hanover county near the junction, COM
mencng the 18th of March and anding the LIST
of July. Should arrangements be made, he
NAV have stand in the vicinity of Mango
hick, Caroline county. The war break
ing out directly after Orion's appearance on
the turf commenced quitting stop to racing
for the timel has no doubt prevented him
from exhibiting a record of many brilliant
achievements. The few races he ran, now
ever were sufficient 10 show that he was
good race horse and Of indomitabie game,
running one of his races Of two miles and re-
peat at four heats.
TERMS: The season will be $50 II paid be-
fore its expiration; after that time S35 must
be paid Groom fee, 81. Mares from dis
lance will be kept at so cents per diem.
Every attention will be given to their care
and management, but in no event responsible
| for accidents or escapes.
THOMAS THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
NH l2-2awfw
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
1886 MAIN STREET,

1886 MAIN STREET,
batv,een Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
nj GOLDEN, the Cheapest Window Shade
man. is still at his old tricks, keeping down
hieh prices. He has the largest assortment OF
SHADES in the city; latest styles In Cold
Velvet, and Painted Shades, with all the nx-
lures to match. un,oy,
High prices, down you come All know
GOLDEN he always had the cheapest
shades at his old stand on Broad street.
'-'' TABLE OILCLOTH,
in Mahogany, Rosewood, OAK o ana al caT,
riages, in Drill and Duck; 1000 Paper SHADES
st your own price. c.orakoonore
N. B.. Shades made to order. StoreKeepers
and pedlers supplied at New York prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

CAN'T SAY.-A friend asks us what are
those Supervisors" the Democrats are
electing so gloriously at the North, while
the RAIDS are carrying Governors and other
unimportant Offices? They do run beau
tiful, that's sure.-W drrenton Ender.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

Foreign Intelligence appointment
of Cardinals-TheE Eruption of MT.
Vesuvius.
LONDON, March 'l4.-Dispatches from
Rome announce that Lucien Bonaparte,
Conella Bernardo, Moreno Borrisnmo, and
Capatti have been made Cardinals. Seve-
raj Bishops have also been appointed for
the United States and Canada.
NAPLES, March l4.-The eruption IN
Vesuvius is increasing in power and gran
deur, emitting vast quantities of fire with
but little lava. The detonations are loud
and frequent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16
North Carolina Convention.

RALEIGH, N. c., March l4.-The Con-
vention was engaged yesterday on divorce
cases and other legislative matters. Last
night and to-day it passed the relief ordi-
nance offered by Mr.. Graham (Conserva-
tive). Also, an ordinance directing the
payment of the interest on the State debt
to be resumed January, 1869.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

RELEASE OF ED1ToRs.-Menlphis, March
l3.-Colonels Galloway and Campbell,
editors of the Avalanche, who were i'm
prisoned for contempt by Judge Hunter
on account of editorials, were released by
Judge Waldron on writ of habeds corpus.
The Aualonche of this morning is more Sc
we're than ever on Judge Hunter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16
From the Danish West Indies.

HAVANA, March IA public meeting
will be held at the capital of Porto Rico
on the lst of April by the authorities and
merchants to petition the Government to
declare San Juan q free port, with the
same privilege as St. Thomas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

WASHINGTON, March IA Senate. -
There was no session of the Senate to-
day.
House.-The session was devoted to
speeches,
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Insurance Companies.

DICHMOND BANKING AND INSU-
IL RANCE COMPANY-STATE DEPOSI-
TARY-CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN
STREETS, RICHMOND, NA.-Deposits re-
ceived, subject TO check at sight. Collections
made on ali accessible points, and all business
transacted appertaining to legitimate banking.
terest allowed on deposits in savings depart
ment. JOdN ". LA 10, C'tSlleI.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT-W issue
policies of insurance against fire on all deslra-
BILE classes of risks in city or country.
JOHN +. @. POTTS, Secretary.
InHH B DAVIS. President. il Is
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five; sales 10000 bales; receipts, 1909
bales; exports, 1866 bales; middlings,
23A924c. Sugar and molasses quiet and
UNCHANGED,
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
lM COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH SURPLUS OvER.......... $2s, 900, OOt

This is not joint stock company, but every
dollar of its vast accumulation is the property
of the insured, and an annual dividend, which
can be used in payment of premiums, is made
to its policy holders.
This Company has been IN existence lot
TWENTY-FIVE years, and is now in receipt OF a
larger income than any company either in
England or America, thus giving to the in
sured the amplest assurance Of its reliability
and security.
The MUTUAL LIFE - receives ana pays
in c.sH ONLY. and its assets are so invested in
bonds and mortgages as to place its policy
holders beyond the reach of any monetary
depreciation or financial crisis.
ID. N. WALKER CO, Agents,
lola Main street.
DR.. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. mo p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16
Another Nomination for Governor Of
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., March l4.-The Con-
sentative Executive Committee to-day
nominated Colonel Thomas S. Ashe, of
Arson county, for Governor, in place Of
Hon. 4. 3. Vance, declined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16
Dru Goods.


BURREss s POWERS
1lO3 MAIN STREET,
are now in receipt Of their
SPRING STOCK,
comprising the largest and most varied
assortment Of
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, FANCY GOODS,
RCHIEFS, SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C., &C.,
which they have ever exhibited. Our stock
has been purchased in the last ten days atvery
low figures, and we invite the examination Of
both city and country merchants. We are
confident that we can supply the wants OF the
trade at prices to compare favorably with any
market. BUhfESSo roW CnS'
NH 16-lm llo5 maln STREET,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-16

John W. Wells, of Washington, CON-
mitted suicide on Friday.
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DOCKLAND LIME.-30O casks Rock
IN land Lime, fresh and in good order, for
sale by S. p. LATHROP, Agent,
ial6 Eighteenth street. south side dock.
business AND VISITING CARDS
Id printed at the Dispatch Printing House,
corner Of Twelfth and Main streets, neatly
andst the shortest nolics.
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Restaurants, dc.
<<~~<~~~~~"~-~~~~7~=~"( ~~~~(~~~<~~~<~<<<~
MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.

MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL,
CHARLEY LOEHR, AT HENRY SCHOTTS
"LAFAYETTE SALOON"
established in 1912 by Louis Rueger, ESD
CORNER OF NINTH AND BANK STREETS,
prepares this delicious COCKTAIL from the
celebrated Nv. Wallace's pure Mountain
Dew Whiskey." Sold by the drink, bottle, gal
lon, or barrel.
Fine Old APPLE BRANDY and all kinds
Of L1Q UORS, WINES, ALES, and CIGARS.
OYSTERS received fresh every day
NH SIN
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EOR RENT, No. PIANO, in perfect
II order. Apply at once to or;,pD
NH l2-St 1889 Main street,
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T ANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY
IL PEAS.-Complete assortment of his
seeds just received and for sale by
=. E. DUPUY,
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets.
NH