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Dispatches 60 the presIdent.

Dispatches co the President. ~ &.
The following are some ofthe dispatches
received by the President: s@. -. H2.g ~.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA
To His Encellency Andre,o Johnson, Presi
dent of the United States: 20 '' 20. /.
SACRAMENTO, February 2c.-I am re-
quessed by the Assembly to transmit the
following resolutions - -. {. t f-S
h. HA1GHr, Governor. :
RESOLVED by the Assembly Of the, State o.
Cali ornia, That the people of this State
will now, as they have in the past, bear
true faith and fealty to the Government Of
our fathers; that by all legal and just
means they will sustain the President OF
the United States in the complete dis.
charge Of his duties. s. -. syfss.s1
RESOLVED, That we urge the President OF
the United States in the name of our peo-
pie, the freemen Of the State Of Califor-
MIA, in the name and in behalf of the
cause Of constitutional liberty, to be firm
and unbending in the maintenance Of the
executive department Of the Government;
and to that end We pledge him our undi-
vided support. ~ 80 rs 80 III -
Resolued, That the Radical majority in
the Congress of the United States have
trampled upon and disregarded the great
interests Of the people, and instead OF
legislating to relieve the people from the
burdens of taxation under which the en-
tire industry Of the country is suffering
are bending their united effort to involve
the country in the vortex of civil war and
in the opinion Of the Assembly of Califor,
MIA have proved themselves unworthy
alike of the high positions they now occupy
and the confidence of the people.
RESPONSE FROM CLAY COUNTY, INDIANA.
To 4. johnson, President: sr4e. -
HARMONY, February 26.-ODe thousand
citizens Of Clay county, Ind, are ready to
support you in enforcing the Constitution
and laws to the bitter end. Stand firm.
MANY CITIZENS.
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sp In March, 1861, e. A. 8. g, r. Meneely,
of Troy, furnished bell for the Virginia
State sArmorys ct Richmond. Soon after
the receipt Of the bell the war broke out
and The bill was, of course, unpaid. Upon
the evacuation Of Richmond the gArmory
was burned, and the bell, as we'll as the
papers pertaining to the transactions OF
the Armory, were destroyed The officer
who ordered The bell died during the war,
but upon Messrs. Msneely furnishing the
Auditor Of the State the letter ordering
the bell, and an affidavit that they had
received no portion of the aapount one
them, the sum was; dniy f0rwhreed snd
received. Neso 4 orkl 6t'0,RMrcio1ssG gzg
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REMARKABLE.-At the battle of Viii.
liamsburg, in May, 1862, General -, Of
this place, was dangerously wounded by q
MIME bail, which went entirely through
his face, crushing in. its passage his jaw
bone and knocking out several of his jaw
teeth. FROM this wound he has been q
constant sufferer until few days ago,
when he had extracted from near the root
of his tongue a large jaw tooth, where il
was driven by the Yankee ball which
wounded him near six years ago.-War.
renton Sentinel. #i$ az .fTsG
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Fsussd and abandoned property into Chi
Treasury axsp assedsa Sssssa &
aSjoofaSu. EaG gEsTTFg
HoHse.-A biI reTmbursing for certsi,
bonds Destroyed. bs fire was passed afse,
considerable opposition. The proof i,
ellis ease is clear, the Secretary Of III.
Treasury being able to Identify the bond
from the char1ed remains. - & 80, 49, y z = {
The bill regulating the custody and OK
penditures of public money was passed
&c forbids the transfer from one bureau Il
another and the application Of the surplus
Of one appropriation TO the deficiency il
another, and Furnishes it. by fine and Inn
prisonment. s, q
The civil appropriation bill was re.
sumed.
z The Speaker announced that the I'm.
parchment Committee would probably re.
port the articles tomorrow.
Adjourned. z, s -
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New Orleans Finances-The NUM-
cipal Troubles.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2S.-The City
Council last night adopted an ordinance
for issuing s1,OOo,ooo in seven per cent,
twenty years. bonds, with which to fund
the present city debt.
F. General Grants order reInstating the
councilmen removed by General Hancock
has again unsettled finances, and city
notes fell 305 per cent. to-day.
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MuRDER.-A man by the name of Will
liam Flagherty, while passing up the Yir-
GINA and Tennessee railroad on last Satur-
day, about one mile on this side of Wal
ters's bridge, was struck ON the head by
some missile, which fractured his skull
and caused his death on the following
day. a warrant was issued for the arrest
Of q man who, at wassupposed, committed
the deed.ai Up to this time he has not been
Apr pretended: - ytheuille Dispatch. ~
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3uDuH BExrx 1xp mn fRfsfDggTss-
Wssh,ng.g6 s0t % onasas ssss:
6 Judge Black iscrsaissf nth being The
President gchief sdyiseF, but he had been
ont oSt6WE f6f 8 week pfevicuss Fur.
thefmor6, fcanaot help giving yod= Judgc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ef the pelasiopa be-.
tween, Mr. Iohnson and himself Talking
withIa sleadinE4senatoron about the matter
one, day. he said, as hear: The papers
talk about snle Us the Tresid ent's chief ad-
viser.-sThst,s, all humbug, He sends for
me sometimes, but me rarely follows my
advice il he did he wonldn't make such
q did fool Of himself 30 otter. ''' . 80
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CON C[opsressionAl.

Congressional.
W4sH1ssrisoS, February % = Ssnass.-A
bill was reported sbolisking the. Bureau OF
Statistics, ZA4S.z a3E Hss4z 1-zS II
I The rules Of proceeding in Impeachment
we're presented. Their consideration was
postponed.@ i SaaUHEb Tea
The sum Of 300, 600 was appropriated
to enable the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
defend the Government against claimants
for captured ard abandoned property IN
lthe,C Court Of Claims, g, ) 5-5-eA =
The hiil covering the proceeds of cap
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GENERAL EMoRY's TESTIMONY. Wash
ington, February 27-l:30 P. M:-General
Emory astonished Radicals to-day by testi-
flying that the only fears he had heard ex-
pressed among officers was that a treason
able organization known as the Grand
Army of the Republic had been forming.
Dispatch to Baltimore Gazette. - , rs.
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i. A CORRECTION IN REGARD TO THE ARR.
VAL. OF lIMMIGRANTs.--Ino our last issue was
q statement about some immigrants being
put in jail, owing to their being no arrange.
nent made for, their reception. The whole
matter ggrew!hout of the fact that four
Scotchmen, travelling on their own hook,
arrived here late at night, and for want, OF
better Accommodations, were @quartered
that night at thef mayors office--an i'm
provised watch -hnE.. They did not take
q second nights lodging, and no doubt got
profitable employment hereabouts, as all
can who are willing to work.-Fredericks-
b,lrU LsdUer. - -. =, -. III
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A MAN CREDuLoUs INDEED.-In truth,
there is good assurance that large por-
ton will, in the trial, rise above party be.
hess and the fury that has characterized
the impeachers Of the House, and that
they will try the President fairly, and
render decision according to the law and
the evidence that shall be adduced, which
is as much as any good citizen could ask
OF the Senate.-Data, in San. Z. .EE.xE5E
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ADvIcEs FROM SAN DoMIEGo-YELLow
Havana, February 27.-sLater advices
from San Domingo City state that General
Cabral is accompanied abroad by all the
wealthy, who feared the cholera. The
capitulation was signed at San Geraniro
January 81, and was countersigned by the
consuls of France, Italy, United States,
Great Britain, and Denmark. The steam
ship Mississippi, which arrived here yes
terday, touched at ST. Thomas on the 18th
instant, and found yellow fever and cholera
raging among the blacks. Very fewwhites
had died. a~5{ Tsa.N sy.s'1 6t. trssss2
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- ANOTHER HFRIGHTFUL:a DEMONSTRATION
IN PHILADELPHrA.- - lhiladelp hia, Febru-
ary 27..A large meeting Of the fConsti-
tntional Union party was held thise vening.
Fiery speechesgwere made. One Of the
speakers remarked that if impeachment
was carried revolution would follow, and
they would ride up,to their horses brides
in blood in this city. A resolution passed
to appoint committee Of 500 to visit
Washington, and ask Congress not to pro-
coed with impeachment, after q remark
by the Chairman (who is, q candidate for
Mayor that the resolution would be laugh
! ed at everywhere. -, "a
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POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA. eSstab-
Hsl,maents. Bacon Castle, Surry county,
Jonathan Cooper postmaster. Lodore,
Amelia county, William G.. st. Clair post
master. At Merchandising, Bland county,
appoint Hiram Rider. postmaster, vice Vir-
GINA Thornton, resigned. Oscar Gillum
postmaster, ct ,Madison's Mills, Madison
county, vice Miss MI. Priest, resigned.
William E. w lingo, postmaster at Moryen,
Amelia county, vice James Barden, failed
to bond. Discontinued. Il Office at Elm
wood, Rockbridge county .,gs ass:l3 lsss...
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Z An old gentleman named Smith, IN en-
deaYoring TO stand on the side Of the Chris.
tian'sh creek bridge, while the up mail
train wss crossing, on Monday evening
last, was either knocked Of fell OFF Into the
creek, receiving injuries from which he
died on Tussday!-St1unton Tindicator.
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+. Destructive Fines II adelphid, Feb
ruary 27.-This morning the four-story
brick dwellingof E. Wilson, No. BOG south
Thirteent street, was burned. Loss, sl5,-
600, insured for $4,000; furniture insured
for $4,000 in the Royal Company The
Enterprise Company loses $4,000 oag ,., +
Cincinnati, February n. - The large
Laboratory of Gordon Brothers, on Culyert
street, was burned last night. Loss, $780,
600; insurance, $4,000. The fire is sup
posedsto have originated from combustion.
= st. Louis, February 27.-7A freat Ciarks-
vile, Mo-, on the 22d, burned Dawson's
hotel, the clothing store of Simon Vogel,
and the post-ofice. Loss about $40, 900 ;
insured for $4,000. 5gt t'i5s,3 , @1 .,a /.
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MURDER WILL OUr.- Cincinnati, Febru-
aiy T.-Patrick Ross, who some eight
years ago murdered a lady Of rankash
Ireland for her property, aud for whom
.ne British Government offered f75e, vas
crested in this city; several days ago.
t i,o-aay he attempted suicide by cutting
l'S throat, and is in critical condition.
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.HEAYY. DsFALo ALTON ~ Providence. r. I,
February ~ "a defalcation of S40, 600 70
$50 600 has been discovered in the North
Providence Bank, Of Pawtucket. The
cashier and one Of the directors are under
stood TO be involved. 20 s8ns @a ilssg .aes&
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CoAL DIseoYERY Michael Myers. q re.
sideDt OF Wythsgille, Va, has lately dis,
covered q richsyein Of coal butja short dis.
lance froEa the Virginia land Tennessee
railroad, in vicinity Of Mount Airy.
MaYOn EtGr. @M !
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE !,
N1 COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH SURPLUS oyER... !. Ca, 200, 900
Court ORDERS.

In, CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT
Il COURT, November term, 1857, - sqtgTsa
Benjamin @. Watkins................P Plaintiff,
against
IN CHAEcERr. - 80 :.
This day this cause came on to be heard upon
the PLAINTIFFS bill, duly taken for confessed
as to all the adult defendan Is except John p.
Trabue, the answer Of the infant defendants
by Nathan H. Cogbill, their guardian ed Item,
and exhibits filed, and was argued By counsel.
On consideration whereof the court doth adj
judge, order, and decree, that II be referred to
one Of the commissioners Of this court TO tako
the following accounts-yiz. = An account OF
the transactions Of A. M. Trabue, executor Of
Macon Trabue, deceased an account OF the
assets Of theestate Of Macon Trabue, deceased
real and personal, and the value thereof; and
the outstanding debts and liabilities Of Macon
Trabue, deceased, and the dignities thereof /;
and that the Commissioner publish this notice
in some newspaper, once a week for four sue
cessiye weeks, published in the city Of Rich
moDd, which shall be equivalent to personal
service, and make report to court together
with any matter deemed pertinent by the
Commissioner, or which may be required by
any party interested 10 be specially stated.
copy-Teste: 49, IL. ,zs.-..
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Rev. Mr.. Tying Convicted.

New YORK, February 2S.-Rev. Mr..
Tying, tried by ecclesiastical council for
violation of the rules Of the Episcopal
Church, has been convicted, and sentenced
to receive public admonition from the
Bishop.
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,EOR RENT, that desirable DIV ELLING
a No. 4 west Grace street, between AsA
Foushee and Adams, containing niue EssE
rooms and all necessary out-houses. . 'lsla
For terms, apply to .a,-.--- H. ,-r-....T
T. A. JACOBS with Breeder & Fox,
er 49, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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Charge Dismissed.

AUGUSTA, GA, February 2S.-General
Meade has dismissed the charges against
the municipal authorities of Savannah
the evidence not sustaining them.
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MARUus A. coGBILL, D. O.
Coxx1ss1oxEa,s opyIcz, .

s-.-T MAScHBsTxR, February II, 1858. s
The parties Interested in the matter referred
that have appointed WEDNESDAY the
18th day of March next, at my Office, In the
town Of Manchester, as tie time and; place
when and where shall proceed to take the
accounts directed by the said decree; when
and where they can attend with all necessary
papers,, books, and vouchers, touching tho
same. 4F,~ JAMES a.. CLARKE.
{ NASH, p. q. ...-,g..d =. fe l6S4w
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Why,do all would wise ipeopleetry to
look sstern2s Because the zwisest of. all
men was, q, solemn'un-t7 ...-..,---,,-,-
The wife Of Rev. Penfeld Doll, formerly
of Richmond, died in Baltimore agfew days
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The WHIsKEY TAx.-The Ways and
Means Committee have finally decided to
report in favor of retaining the present
two-dollar per gallon tax On whiskey. The
committee will be ready to report their
OIL to the House very soon, when the re-
duction of tho tax will be strongly advo-
Gated by many prominent members ot
Doth parties, who insist that the expert.
shce Of the past year has demo nstrated
beyond doubt the inability Of the Govern
Aent to collect the two-dollsr tax WGsh-
m9'on correspondence Neao York 1insss,
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The Imueachment I'm the Senate.

The Impeachment I'm the Senate.
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-The New
York gHealds W ashington correspondent
says impeachment cannot pass the Senate,
as Trumbull, Fessenden, Upton, Sprsgue,
Anthony, Van Wrinkle, Wilsy, and 7Sher'
man will vote against it. hes@
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ssa54yI0tAB1E. &&D48e
Lospox, isR Oh Viii has sons
u osSorns Hours shuss fais oueen ID
now stopping. bis expscked chat Psriia-
ment will AaSoesnsGMnek soseWsfts IA re.
constructtonofs thes Cabsnatazss sssg afzoz
The Times says the american Minister
who succeeds Nh Adams could not save
sn e6sier or moro gracious task than tie
settlement of tie ishts 81 nasaralizedt citl-
!. gne House Of lords have passed the bin
to the snspensioH Of the writ Of hdbeas
coTptas In ireland, see ssSsY ,rs2a. asgs BATH
ls, isst Thought the appointment Of Sir
Hugh Cairnes as Lord Chahcellor will de-
fset all hope Of reform In the Irish Church.
The Warwick. Assizes opened to-day.
Justice Smith deliyereda strong charge TO
the grand jury, Ia which be, particularly
specified offences charged against Burke
and other Fenien sprisonerss and declared
that thisswas the proper court for the trial
Of those men, the alleged offences having
been committed In Birmingham. srsl2so
Bow.street magistrate refuse to issue a
warrant for the arrest Of Eyre, ex- Go
vernon of Jamaica, on the charge Of muir
fits thought IN some quarters that G..
". Hunt vii. be appointed Chancellor Of
the Exchequer. lldea .s3Gsa wass n sT4& has
Sir William Page Wood will probably
succeed Cairnes as Lord Justice Of APP
peals.s tits said Spencer 81. Walpole will
retire, -ss5 safs SssSs s. hsatl z ~ !0.aega
The Government authorities have de-
cided to withdraw the remainder of the
suits against those Irishmen who are in
dicted for walking IN the mock funeral
procession at Dublin recently. eyoes =
The Daily Netos OF. this morning has an
editorial article on thearesignstion of the
American Minister. aAll England"
says the Ne,ns, "will lament the departure
Of Charles Francis Adams..''sdaE7Fj ~
= DUBLIN, February 27.-The Assizes, at
Sligo. opened, today A, day, for the trial
Of General Maggie is not yet fixed: Train
was PRESENT. sIs ID is.g ( $40 {. + 5
BERLIN, February f27.-The obligations
Of the new treaty between the North Ger
man Confederation and the; United States
are to apply reciprocally to Germans and
Americans All previous engagements in
regard to extradition are renewed. The
treaty is made terminable at the end Of
ten years. gE4sEgss=d .&A32IaI 80 r.sasafsgz
1 4-- Fr a4z8 sem Fa 49,. : . - Ie -
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TOR. RENT, q very desirable BRICK
l HOUSE, situated on the north side "a
of Broad street between Fourteenth and essff3
Fifteenth, now occupied by Charles S-.sA
tLumsden, Esq. Possession can be had by the
10th Of March next. 49,. 80: - y,
II. =, ,''1 - 4 !. - FOR RENT, 80. =. s.-g
a SMALL brick HOUSE, in good order
ON Second street near the poor-house. 5ey-.
.=s &gia,s ~ FOR RENT E@tA
a BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, stu.
ated on the east side of Seventeenth be.
tween Franklin and Grace streets.
.s.,,f Z, =, M ) ~ FOR RENT, RS .ei e
n SMALL BRICK HOUSE, situated on Union
,Hiil-Twenty-t third street.. Et1u,u .auts ID
3ns#H&4 sE FOR RENT, i7,saaaI @<Ht
q small FRAMED HOUSE, situated on the
south side Of Franklin street between TWEEN.
tieth and Twenty-frst streets. So. .,.
s. sr..s.. ~ j. FOR RENT, 81, a9e.E
a small FRAMED HOUSE, situated on the
north side Of Marshall street near the depot
2 1897 - H#@E' FOR RENT,
several STORES and DWELLINGS, or
Broad street near the Virginia Central Kali
lo'u osp 80 FOR. RENT T = 5s. 20.
a i very desirable FRAMED HOUSE, Il or
Ninth street near NJ street, recently occupied
by Thomas aE. aCrenshaw, Esq. Possession
can be had immediately: - .r.s:s.
.NazaGzI ,EIEEE+Ei5 .gE, -. EACdO, -
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
Office on Fourteenth street near Main.
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TIE SCHEDULE NoRTH.--W are re-
loiced to hear that one result of the recent
Railroad Convention in Memphis and New
Orleans has been such modifica tion OF
the present schedules on the route be-
tween New Orleans and New z ork as will
prevent any break Of connection on the
entire route between those cities UsG this
city. We have not as yet been advised OF
the exact timetable agreed apon, but
learn that it is such as will admit of the
Orange road making the northern connec-
tlon at Washington with ease, which can
not be done under the present schedule.
Lynctbarg Ne,ns. II a. - 1.s'S 60, /
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DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
4 manufacture the BEST CANDIES made
In the United States for WHOLESALER UR-
POSES. We don't make one kind for our jars
for show and another for wholesale. Our No.
] is oil alike, and warranted We have nu-
merous premiums, awarded before the war by
the Mechanics Institute Fairs when there
were numerous competitors-not honorable
mention for northern candies, French SO
called. We sell them as low as the Yankee
candies, and warrant them much better.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
las No. l4I2 Main street.
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.TTOR RENT, a DESIRABLE FRAME
II DWELLING, on Albemarle street IA
between Pine and Belyidere streets, Sid E4H
ney, containing five rooms, and having s3!A
kitchen and usual out-houses attached newly
painted and repaired. :; Possession given. at
once. Apply to JOHN PILOAEK,rt
Eighth street between Main and Cary
.,fe 26-lw = =
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TOR RENT, the large and convenient
II STORE corner oflSeventeenth street Ia
and Waln ut alley, at present occupied EHE
by II. Fisher as clothing house, sc. laek
Possession given in a few days. Apply to-
i'14SJ sla6llst LYME e. BROTHER, Z
% ai5s #. aytr, ,grgss Real Estate Agents,
! fe 27-St - ..>ef Gs.E 1889 Main street.
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DRESERVES.-We have on hand 9
Il large assortment Of s5t
PREsERyED Strawberries,
LINES, DAMSONS, G
GOOSEBERRIES,
PEACHES. OUNCES, f
PINEAPPLES, 'R
PEARS, ag-v ~ 4-e
CHERRIES, a.r a.
APRICOTS,
which we are Offering at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI s. co.,
10 l6 S07 Broad street.
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EOR RENT, that very desirable
II DWELLING on the southeast cor Ia
ner of Fourteenth and Ross streets, with EIH
all the modern improvements, recently&sA
occupied by, Mr.. Alfred King, containing thir-
teen rooms, with water and gas, bath rooms,
and water closets also, kitchen with six
rooms, coal and wood house. Possession can
be had Immediately. E. D. tEACHO, a
-. -, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
fe 29-St h.-- - ~ -. 1 Z = !! q
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Bakeries.

:VoU CAN FIND AT r. 3. GILL's
l. BAKERY. No. $50 Broad street, the FOL
lowing at wholesale: a,aa.ys ysf-,,i1
SODA CRACKERS, llc.;sg ID at,4
BUTTER CRACKERS, llc.;s be@
saa CREAM CRACKERS, 1885,; fsss
ARRow-RooT CRACKERS, 1sc.
OYSTER CRACKERS, loc.; -. z.y
SUGAR CAKES, 6oc.,; .s
MoLASSES CAKES, 5oc.;
SPICE NUTS, 1sc. fe2o
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TOR RENT, desirable BRICK
Il DWELLINGS, OUSE, situated at A
streets, containing eleven rooms gas on -ssf8.
the premises, with kitchen, stable, coal-house,
&C. There is also good garden attached to
the house. Possession given on LIST Of April.
Amply to THOMAS J. HARDGROVE,
ut factory on Main between Twenty sixth
fe 27-lw. = and Twenty seventh streets.
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TsOR RENT, "A. VERY DESIRABLE
II ID WELLING, i containing eight IA;
rooms, with kitchen attached containing EIE
four rooms; also O stable and other out 6
houses, situated on the southwest corner. OF
CLAY and Monroe streets. Possession can be
had Immediately. Z. D. EACHO,sT5saF
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
az Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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DissolattfOa tee., .

nISSOLUTION OF 'CO-PARTNER-
DFSHIP Having on the ed day OF Febru-
airy purchased the share Of MIR. w F.CLARxs,
7 assume control Of the concern shall carry
on the business as usual at the, old stand, cor
ner Of Eighteenth and Main streets.
90 fe 2e-ltx q - BENJAMIN C.sPoLE.
THE CONCERN OF PILKINTON,
IL PULLIAM co. Is this day, dissolved
by mutual consent. The books are In tho
hands OF DANIEL *. WEISI9ER for settle
ment, at No. Fourteenth street, between
tAA'''A. ''''' - RICHARD PILKINToE,
9ig s4lg e8J "A. o. PULLIAM,@ sh@'
- ! a.,s,s.,<5 E.jT PILKiNTON.sH issss
R1cHxosp January %, 1868. lad .ssYs