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SECURITY LI1B INSURANCE. AND AN.
NuITY CoMrANY.-This company pos.
sesses many features which strongly
recommend it 10 the consideration
and patronage Of the people lts
business is conducted ON the mutual
plan, WHOM means In this case that
the insured are equally bens6sed
with the insurers. Its iiss of nff3cers
and directors includes the names OF
many Of the wealthiest men in the
country, and Of the heaviest business
mon By comparison Of it's rates
with those Of other companies it will
be discovered that il is cheaper than
any other consideration which
cannot but hava great weight with
persons wishing to insure, Its CAPT
tai is abundant, and its safety beyond
. perAdventure. There need not be
the slightest fear in this respect, It
10 non8orfeiting. There is smother
admirable feature not usually found
in Life companies, and that is joint
insurance payable on the death Of the
first OF two OF moro persons. Under
this provision . man and his wife
may become incurred, and the survivor
secure the insurance. This is an OK
cellent arrangement.
The Security 10 represented in
this CITY BY Edwin White, of whom
particulars concerning the company
may DO cleaned. Nj. White is per
fectly reliable gentleman, and what
he tells applicants concerning the
matter may DO relied on. In him one
OF the safest best and cheapest COM
panies in America is ably and fairly
represented. d&wtf.
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poor AND SHOE MAKER.

~. AcHTLER.
Main street. one door east oftne Exorsss 0fnce
keeps constantly on hand q good assortment
Leather, and 10 always ready TO acco mmdte Gus
omers with good work 10 his line.
Repairing dons on shert notice.
May1. 1884. apr91sb
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WHO SHALL BE PRrs1DsNr2 T

Who SHALL BE PRxs1DENr? The
PHRENoLoaIcAL JOURNAL for Sep.
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Address s. R. WELLS, 3ss Broadway,
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REAL EsrArH.-JudgsE e. L. Burton, has
sold his magaihcient residence 10 Nrs
Mary Leighton, for r. 900.
Thos. J. Devin Esq. has recently sold
his p.ace ON the hill, to Rev.J. r. Ryan,
for 81 500.
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For Sale.

WILD LAND.-l20 acres OF unim-
proved land lying about is miles south
BERED, the rem ainder can I've sasily put
un,.er cultivation. Win be sold at $500
per acre. Terms ofpayment easy.
Enquire.of
FULTON, MAST q WHITE,
real Estate \ """ss.
NV IN ,ea d2t xvAuv
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HEW.ENHLAHD BOTANIC DEPOT,
BOSTON, MASS.
DAMON n no. .Ps.ODrietors.

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they Wese n3aass asIias have esa radqally
tion Of the country that The public scarcely need to
be informed Of is virtues or uses.
scroftilo.s poison l. me Of the mot DC structve
enemies Of our rncc. Often, This unseen npd unfclt
tenant Of the organism undermine The con iilniion,
and invites the attack Of cnfceing or ta. diseases,
il seems to breed niecton tipaushort he hodv and
them on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other OF its Didaous forms, either ON tho
SURFACE or among The vitals In the latter, tuber-
cles may be suddenly deposited IN tho, lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in The liver, or it shows
atoms sa se By sr1| "a s sk fowl nicer.
.slonal use Of bottle Of this SarsagartlIa is adj
visablc, even whtn M active syrnptsms Of disease
plants generally lind immediate relief relief and, It
length, cure, by the usnof this S.9RSAPARfL-
IL IL q. 4nfhonv's rs. Rose ~ Ervstpeias,
' %sss ,d 5srs isl alss j y E
Hea.s DiscDse, EsIss2 Epit1psy, lKeuraigt1,
and he various Uteos,osse adcctions of the mnscu.
,lar and nervous systems. p 5E7AT'EVt z
4 Spfsitffts or Tene7eef and Mcreasf0l Diseases
arc cared by IT. though long time is required for
sunduing these obstinate Isalndes by aur medicine
But long continued use OF this medicine will cure
inc complaint. Lencoy7ke6 or Whites, Uterine
UfceT0ftons, and Ecwe0ie Diseases, nra Conn-
monty soon, relieved and ultimately cured by ito
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc
tons for each are found in our Almanac SUD-
pied gratis. yshcu;gottsns and Govt, when
caused by accommodations Of extraneous faatters
IN the blood, yield quickly TO 1t, as als0 Liees,.
Eomfiainfs. fnyp;dify. E0agesfion or InJlana-
niafioit Of the Efro,. and J0aTdicc. when arising
as they often do, finn ME ranking poisons in me
blood. This S4sIst -fPaRILL-1 Is nteat re-
stsfor for The sircis-.i and yigor Of the system
Those who ARE T.,ies.J- aud Ltskfess, Dcspo,,-
sfaf. Sfec5'tcss eea BNuhled with TesYoms An
'gs.sEsspiss 81 ft4skf.s or any Of fhc Elections
l0rs sss'i,i+ AZ
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~, Al1sTS EVERYWHERE
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The Circus and Fire.

Az usual our people maintained
their high character ~ . circus going
people, BY filing Bailey's canvass to
it's utmost extent yesterday and last
night We were too busy to attend
in the afternoon, but at night We
went for it Vi It arn.is
We had scarcely settled Ourselves
down however, 70 . calm contempla-
ton ofthe glories Of pinchbeck SPAN
giles, and saw dust calves, when the
terrific cry Of fire broke in upon our
reverie, and emptied Che tent 60 far
- We were concerned in . jifIy.-
The confusion and excitement was
indiscribable for q few moments, and
reminded rs very forcibly Of . scone
1t the Oskaloosa State Fair in 1857
one night when simultaneously with
the burning ofa large livery stable,
ono Of Mabic's farocious black bears
broke loose from his confinement,
and made splendid run among the
terrified people, bringing top seats
and tall timber into immediate requi.
sition. Tilt 5
The FIRE was discovered TO be in q
barn attached TO the Eagle House
which soon spread to an adjoining
stable belonging TO G. A. Remer.-
These two buildings comprise the
evtent Of the loss, which is aout $500,
90.
II is said that the first persons ar.
irving on the ground, found the bull.
dinglorked, and it is generally sup
posed that the fire was Get out, to
create panic in the circus, to enable
pickpockets 70 ply their calling, or ia
divert the peoples attention from
thsif stores and buildings, 90 tina,
the band OF thieves following the cir.
Gus, might 60 through them.
There wore 20 many Of the Ere
men running with their gals, that il
was found impossible to get enough
of them to run with the machiue "a
get il 70 the scene Of Ore, until the
people had extinguished it with buck.
cts,
Had il been . windy night, all that
row Of buildings nearby on second
street would have been in ashes to.
day, and this small FIRE, should again
admonish the city council, Of the ne.
cessity Of city reservoirs in this and
other neighborhoods, 30 far from the
river that they cannot be reached BY
the hose attached to the Fire En-.
gine.-From Daily Aug. 22.
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8a32A .b3fa3slg98 2'G3 .EgI sTii
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ao0FLANOs GERMAN BlTTERs,
hUOFLANUyS 1 ssRMAN TUNlC. !.
Prepared by Dr. q. N. JACKSON, q
PHILAD1JPHIAs PA.
HleGreat Remedies for all Diseases
LIVER, STOMACH, Or
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Hollands German Bitters /
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IS: SIS. s. IS: -: :;;': =
HoOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
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r~mcdss sssf daSfod $ the rGhlic. ~ ~
Those prsfsrrins Medicine ffss nom Alcoholic
ad1nizssrs VII We gaE a1sazuns3a
Hollands German Bittefsi
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unnrsr rS1nSc fSpn NAN Wnt1TfN
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the gHeert. ChokinE o. bu6ooatinC Som
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whole system, the Appetite is Strength.
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WEAK AND 0EIICATE CHIDHEN
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- 1sss..3S, ~ cure every ca. q hARAAsAuH \
Ihous.nds ofesrtiac.tss have accumulated Il re
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action IN tho system. Your. truly.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR !!

WE SELL DRESS PATTERNS, PANT
Patterns, Webs, Cotton Cloth. Shawls,
CarPetings, Sheetings. Dry and Fancy
Goods, &c. dc. CIRCULARS sent FREE
giving full particulars; or twelve check
sent for ONE DOLLAR, describing lively,
different articles which we will sell fo,
ONF DOLLAR EACH.
gILadies and Gentlemen wanted a.
Agents. TO whom the most liberal induce
ments are offered, and satisfaction guar.
anteed in all cases.
CHAS. LETS Il co.
Manufacturers Agents.
"a Il 66 FEDERAL STREET.
BOSTON, MASS
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"
DIxoN's BooK.-Mr. J. w. Dough.
~, the agent for J. w. Dixon's book
"The Valley and the Shodow" is in
the city securing subscriptions fer
the work. We have not had time
to peruse it yet, nor indeed is il
scarcely necessary, for we can endorse
anything from the gifted pen Of the
late associate editor ofthe State Reg.
lister in advance without reading it.
The people Of Des Moines have To-
ken some five hundred copies Of Dix.
on's book, which is exceedingly cred
liable to their generosity.
Mr.. Doughty will call upon our
citizens for . liberal list Of subscri.
bers, and we earnestly hope for the
sake of most terribly afflicted man,
struggling in his blindness to main.
tain his wife and children, and for
our own reputation as . liberal PEG.
pie, that he may not be disappointed.
Persons who subscribed for this
work last winter will please call 1t
our Office aud pay for them and take
them away.
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ken panper IN tba nss.l 49,, !, a.
count of aome hnmoron. rsm.-I. -
ours in relation 70 the dafaat of ~.
las Mo;nes horse at oor,or. y -, -.
ot.nmwa oo,t .szo,l;ooe.... -. :,
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,l,.rrsn.rMoNrAra .

TESTIMONIALS. HEB a.
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
CAi5 Jt1stioe Of GAe &prsme Chart Of R1, writes:
FAaa&slphtd, March 10. 1s61.
.Is u . Tea1.aSs - ss s.. sis. {, Il:
oass Of debility, and want Of nervous
action In tho system. Yours truly,
ca A ~ N
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Richland...In Eauitu

John Preston, Jr., Executor, us. John
Altee, ct al: Bill to subject real estate
to payment Of debts. - 0e'".e
PURSUANT to the deoretai order in tho
4 above stated case, I win sell. before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the frat
MONDAY in August next, all the follow.
ing lots or parcels Of LAND, situate in The
city OF Columbia, to wit:
on the corner Of Gates and Senate streets
and bounded North by Lot No. 3, East by
lot Of Mayrant. West by Gates street, and
South by Senate street. fronting on Gates
street 30 feet, more or less, and RUNNING
back lo5 feet, more or less. n T-"'o
LOT No. 2.-Bounded North by lot of
Henry, Beard, East by lot of Mayrant.
West by Gates street, and South by Lot
NO. l, fronting on Gates street IS feet.
moro or less, and running back 1O5 feet,
more or less. '
Terms-Cash sufficient to pay cost and
and expenses Of suit and sale; the balance
on q credit of one, two and three Years
secured by bond and mortgage Of .he
property sold. Purchaser to ~ for
papers, stamps, &c.
D; B. DEsAUSSURH q. e. R. D:
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Commissioners Sale.
JACOB LEVIN. AuOTToNEEt

JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER. ct4i
w: Fl. and w. A. Gibbes, Executors, vs.
Mary L. Singleton, JAS. g. Gibbes ct al.
DURSUANT to the decretal order in the
the Court House, in Columbia, On the first
MONDAY in August next, for cash, the fol-
lowing personally, to wit:
lO0 Shares Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company,
GO Shares Greenviile and Columbia Rail-
4 Shares Graniteville Manufac,urinr
Company, Ilf 80 .
Shares Elmwood Cemetery.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate ON the
corner OF Pendleton and Marion streets.
in the city of Columbia, with the Buildings
thereon, bounded North by lot of W. a.
Scarborough, East by lot of John n.
Sloan, West by Marion street, and South
by Pendleton street, fronting on Marion
street 1913 feet, more or less, and running
back " feet, more or less, on Pendleton
street. -.
That LOT OF LAND, situate on Sumter
street, in Columbia, bounded North by lot
of African Methodist Episcopal Church
and lot of G.. s. Bower, deceased, East by
lot OF DR.. d. 81. Trezevant, West by Sum-
ter street, and South by lot of Dr.. J. ".
Parker and John Waties, fronting on Sum
ter street 79 feet, more or less, and run.
ming back 2OS feet, more or less. =
Terms of sale-Cash sufficient to paw
cost and expenses of suit and sale; the
balance on credit of one, two and three
security, and mortgage Of the premises
sold. Purchasers to pay for papers, stamps.
&c; D. b. DESAUSaURE, u. E. r. D.
July
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FINANcIAI AND ooMn1EnoIAL.

New York, July 24-7 p. M. u.
Cotton unchanged; sales 700 bales.
NEW YoRK, July 25ENoon.- B.
Money easy, at 4@5. Sterling 1O1I.
Gold 14311s. Flour 591Oc.. better.
Corn 1c. better Mess pork %. 25M
30. Cotton quiet, at 81. Freights
dull. a4sii q
p. M.-Cotton dull. and a shade
lower; sales 600 bales, at 30%@31.
Flonr-fresh ground scarce and 90
1Oc. better; superfine State $40.
Wheat scarce and firm. Corn closed
heavy. Mess pork 29k@3O. Lard
firmer kettle 1S@1S1S. Freights
dropping. Money easy, at 3@4.
Gold 4314. Sterling quiet. Govern
ments strong. 7fr
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Cotton very
dull, at 81. Flour firm and in good
demand. The freshet yesterday de-
stroyed or injured all the mills around
Baltimore, and consequently the -four
market is unsettled. Wheat quiet
choice red 2.2092.35. White corn
1.35; yellow 1.20.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Mess pork
28h. Shoulders 122l. Lard 1S.
Whiskey active since the new law;
sales reached 4,5OO barrels in bond,
at 40@45.
SAVANNAH, July 25.-Cotton dull;
no sales; prices nominal-middlings
29@291s.
MoB1LE, July 25.-Cotton market
dull; sales 80 bales-low middling
27k.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Cotton
dull-middling 80; sales 25 bales.
Sugar and molasses dull and un-
changed. Flour quiet-superfine TX
@93; choice 101a. Corn quiet, at
9O91.0 .05. Pork dull, at 293d. Bacon
quiet-shoulders 13I@13I; clear
17M@17%.
LIvERPoon, July 24-3 P. NJ
Cotton easier; sales 10000 bales
uplands 1Oas; Orleans 1879.
LIVERPOOL, July 25-Noon.
ton quiet and unchanged. ;:
LIVERPOOL, July 25-3 P. M.-Got-
ton quiet-uplands 1OL.
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Commissloner's Sale.
JACOB LEVIN, ATCTIONEER

JACOB levin, ATCT1ONEER.
D. B. Desaussure, G. E. r. D., vs. William
Ki4Ser, Edward and Henry o. Kinsler. {
PURSUANT to the decretal order in the
A. 4 caIs, above stated case, win sell, before
Land, in the city of Columbia, containing
and. 30.100 acres, and bounded on the
North by James NJ. Crawford, South by
6. d. Hope, Simeon Fair and Mrs. Dorothy
Brodie, East by John j. Kinsler's lot, and
West by Scott's alley, late the property of
John j. Kinsler, deceased. I I IT,
Terms of sale--Cash sufficient to nav
cost of suit and expenses of sale; the
balance on credit Of one, two and three
years, secured by bond, with good person
al security, and mortgage Of the premises
sold. Purchaser to pay for papers,
stamps, DC. D. B. DESAUSSURE,
July y C.E. RID.
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Auot1on @alea
SheriF's Sale

's%es rmstssn Mnds4r, ds 9r, Nathaniel Ramsay, the
Us. James T. Sims, J. NJ. Rutland and q
y; Ford, Executors of N. A. Peay.
RY virtue Of q writ of FYeri Facins. tn
- me directed, issuing out of the
Court of Equity for Richiand District.
wiz sell, on the first MONDAY in August
tSat HeAt' at the Court House, in Columbia, all
thereon, situate, lying and being in TIE
city OF Columbia, in the District and State
Aforesaid, containing one acre, more or
s, tess, bounded on the North by lot now or
IEormerly E Of g. McFie and John Davis.
n SasI a. Ps,a By lot sd bought by N. Ramsay from
bv lot m os SsasE, sf,,, south 6y Laurel street, West
said lot being the present residence of the
defendant, James Il. Sims. ~ '-"e
Terms eIr is cash. P. F. FRAzEE, s.R.D.
OoI! 70 NTH
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LIVERY STABLES.

NNHE undersigned has purchased the
i Stables formerly so we'll known as
HITcHcocK's, and recently owned by Mr..
Frazee.
Mr.. OWEN DAILY, welI-known citizen,
and working man, has been placed in
charge as Superintendent, and he trusts,
by reasonable charges and courteous treat
ment, to merit q full share of public pa
tronage. His OMNIBUSES, CARRIAGES,
&C., will convey PASSENGERS to and from
the Hotels and Private Residences on the
arrival and departure of the various
trains, and every effort will be made to
give the public entire satisfaction.
JOHN AGNEW, Proprietor.
OWEN DAILY, superintendent.
July % 12
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News Items.

BAlTIMoRE, July 25. 5.-The loss by
the food in this city is loosely esti-
mated at So, 600, 900. Fifty lives, in
Guiding many women and children,
were lost. 1t5a HiS 5idfHseh ierI
SAN FRANc1sco, July26.- Consider.
able small pox excitement. :, Eighty
cases reported at the Health Office
since July IT. .ss's2'a'i' 3 'si$ 'ssiA =
BETHnEHEsf, PA.,s July %. There
has been al tremendous food in the
Lehigh Valley, sweeping away acque-
ducts, bridges, etc.
CIFuINNAII, j Juiy 225.-The remain!
der OF the express robbers near Sey-
mour have been arrested. 1u.s.-.', =.
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Central Ice House.

NEXT door to Central Hotel, Plain
IN street, Columbia. Parties taking a
specified amount Of ice daily, can have it
delivered at their doors. City money
taken for one-half of ice sold. In cases Of
sickness, ice can be had at any hour of the
night. Orders from country solicited.
July 10 1mo D.B. CLAYTON. .
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OahIe Despatches

LONDON, July 25, The rebels left
Tenstzin, going South. 4 Va "
The Mikadc has issued "a decree
against thesC sChristians ind Japan. The
Japanese prevent foreigners from
buying land at Osaka. The secreta.
ry and servant of the Servian prince
Karagorge are on trial for the muir
der of Michaels., :. -. ,i..tr
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Ratification.

A MEETING of the committee of Ar
Z; ~ ~ tratngemeSnts, a. General and Ward, will
dsy) EVENING, 27th fnstank at 6 O'Clock.
The Ways and Means Committee will come
prepared to report. BY request of the
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Aaalrs In washington. .

WAsH1NaToN, July .25.-The Sc.
nate, last night tabled the bill re.
ieving Corley, of South Carolina;
Hahn, a of Louisiana; and General
Young. Of Georgia The Senate
ratified the Chinese treaty. ". 80
Captain j. O. Green was found in
the Presidents grounds, with his
throat badly cut. He says two whites
and one negro robbed and attempted
to kill him. Green's friends think
he attempted suicide,
The Senate confirmed Alvin Haw.
kins as Consul General to Havana; E..
Foote as Commissioner of Patents;
Henry M. Watts Minister to Austria.
In the House, the, bill requiring
future grants of railroad lands to be
sold only. to actual settlers, passed.
A resolution was passed, providing
for exemption from the penalties OF
the recent tax the bill for twenty
days, as it will take that long for its
official PRONUNCIATION. Cliff, Prince,
Edwards and Cove have been seated
as Representatives from Georgia.
A Florida member introduced i'm
peachment resolutions, which were
referred to the judiciary Committee.
Baker, Ingersoll and Spalding voted
with the Democrats adversely to the
new impeachment movement; other
wise, the action was entirely partizan.
The Corruption, Committee on I'M
peachment has been discharged. The
bill protecting Americans abroad,
passed, and goes to the President.
After passing many bills of no intor-
est, the Freedmen's Bureau bill was
agreed to, which secures Howard in
Office Ef aiHvA .sJsV ~. .'.i.i g
In the Senate, after unimportant
business, the House bill for the re-
organization Of Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas, came up, and was placed
on the Speakers table, as too impor-
tant to be referred to committee.
This bill was telegraphed in full last
night. The bill protecting citizens
abroad was resumed. Howard opposed
conferring power on the President,
by which he could involve the country
in war in six weeks; and the Govern
ment had nothing to do with Irish
oppression at home. He objected to
making the United States a society
for propagandizing political views.
Frey said the bill was an effort to
change the laws of nations, and by its
passage we would simply expose our
selves to the contempt of all nations
of the earth. The bill passed, 80 yeas
to 5 nays-Frey, Fessenden, Fowler,
Howard and Van Winkle. Though
in their seats, Sumner and Trumbull
refused to vote. The bill removing
political disabilities from Hahn, Of
Louisiana, and Gen. Young, of Geor-
gia, was amended to include John
Young Brown, of Kentucky, and
others, taken from the table and pass.
ed. The bill securing Howard in Office
as Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau passed ttN .."tA.'-
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Fresh Supplies.
EULTON MARKET BEEF,
Il. Choice Goshen Butter,
Young America Cheese,
Picked Salmon, ''#.'
Ci.d' Choice Breakfast Bacon Strips,
Powdered Sugar, &c.
For sale low by GEO. sYMAIERS.
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HENRY TAHIR.

FRENCH PAINTER. HOUSE
GS@APAINTING and Decorating, PAPER
Hanging, &C., executed with
neatness and despatch.
ALSO,
PLASTERING and general House Re-
pairing: Office on Boundary street, ono
square East of Main. July 26