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BOSTON MARKET April 10.
WHOLESALE PRICES

W DD1ESA4E IhlI Ec
COTTON-The market for Cotton has been dull
during the week. but with irmer feeling at the
close. The sales are 25 @ 25c for ordinary, 2jA "a
u for good ordinary and 2sl4 q 29c g II, middling;
FL0UR-rhe market for Flour remains in the
same dull state as for some weeks past, with no
change in prices Sales Of Western superdne q %
q 6, common extras Sc 25 a IS, while wheat Ohio
Indiana and Michigan, as a so st. Louis, $50 Il
GRAIN-The market is we'll supplied with al
kinds Of Corn, except choice Southern yellow: Inc
sales were at 81 q sSc for Southern yellow % o. "
for Western yellow, and Sc q IS for white. Oats, ~
a S3c Rye. 81 40 q As e bush
PROVISIONS-Pork is in moderate demand with
sales of prime at 26 o. mess $50 a. 80 90 and clear
at S35 q 81 Dbl; Beet, sls@ 20 for extra mess and
s2i a Is for family. Lard, 10 a 1QIzc.
PR0DUCE-The Butter market has been dull the
past few days, with sales at 40 a iSe for good and
choice N Y. and VT diaries. The bulk Of the sales
have been at IS q foe n 10 for New York and Yer,
mont diaries. Cheese 20 a 24c III H. Potatoes, 70 q
soc 4 bu. Eggs, % g 30c q dozen.
WOOIr-The past has been the dullest week for
long time. Prices have ranged from IS a. 5s tol
fleece. and from % q SOC for No. super.
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dslarried.

In Putney, April 9, by Rev. A. Foster, Mr.: CHAK-
LEY n. PATTERSON and Miss BBY Il. PIERCE
both Of Putney.
In Mt. Holly. April 9th, by Rev. S, Pillsbury,
JOHN X. PRIEST and ELLEN A. STONE. both OF
Mt. Holly
At the residence of the brides father, April It'll,
Col. CHAS. b, SToUGHf0N of New York City.
and ADA RIPLEY, daughter OF Robert @. Hooper
of Boston Mass. Cake received,
In this village at the Island House April 18th. by
Rev Mr.. Hamlin, Mr.. WALKER NJ, BENT and Miss
CORNELIA II. WALLIS. both.of Cavendish.
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Died

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Rockingham, March 90, 1863, WILLIAM G.
ADAMS aged AZ years. After being afflicted with
blindness Is years and having suffered nearly that
time with epileptie fits which terminated in death,
he has sought world of rest with the loved ones
gone before, whore sorrow is unknown. ~. .
In Springfield, April lst of apoplexy, MIR. lSAAC
DODGE aged II years, 0 months and Is days, ~
In Halifax, March 50, Mrs CAROLINE JONES
In Halifax. April 4, CHARLES PACKER, aged
so years, months. ,,o,,,,
aged So years, days. -. -,
In Westmoreland, N. H.. Mareh2 ELEANOR AR
MOLD. wife Of Gamaliel Arnold formerly OF Dunn
merston VT aged 81 years, : ,
In Cavendsh March 9TH, Mr. LEVI GASSErf,
AGED y years,
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FATAL AcCrDENT.---Killed, at the
railroad bridge next south Of Gassett's,
ON the 10th inst, Albert s. Earle, "a
Mr. Earle was brakeman on the train
which left Gassett's about half past one
A. NJ. Five or ten minutes later he was
found in the bridge dreadfully mangled
and already dead. Heleaves wife and
little girl
A correspondent at Chester writes the
above, and asks us " VIII you not ad-
vocate a law, requiring all railroad
bridges to be unroofed or raised six feet
above the highest freight cars Itseems
to me we cannot afford to sacrifice many
more lives to these low bridges. Life is
insecure enough at the best"
| We entirely coincidewith the view ex-
pressed by our correspondent. In the
early history of Vermont railroads, Coy.
Fairbanks, during his first term, advo-
Gated, and we think recommended in his
message, that such law should be made,
for which he was ridiculed and styled
q old maidish," by some Of the more fast,
not to say reckless, people of that day
We thought the suggestion a good one
Tat the time, and every year proves the
need of such a regulation. We believe
there have been no less than five persons
killed or "scraped Off by bridges be
tween Chester and Gassett's Station. W.
have no doubt, however, that the Yer
mont railroads will themselves attend t.
this matter, on having their attention
properly called to it, without legislation
and trust the day is at hand when n
more lives shall be sacrificed to 10y
: bridges.
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PUTNEY.-A meeting Of the citizens
of Putney was held at their town hall
on Wednesday evening Of last week, to
consider the matter of forming an asso-
citation Tor the manufacture of cheese.
1t was called to order by James Craw-
ford, and E. F. Hooper was chosen Pres
ident; and N. Z. Priest Secretary. Re
marks were made by l. B. Pufer, Mr..
Crawford, and also by Mr.. Carpenter OF
Chester, upon the project before the meet
ing, and Messrs. N. Z. Priest, /. B. Puff
fer, and Luke Stearns were elected as q
committee to report at an adjourned
meeting. The meeting then adjourned
to Monday evening April 18th.
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CATTLE MARKET.
To ENUA !, AprlI u, Iood.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
q IL cI-..u. Shnlnc Ia LIZ, WI

TUESDAY Aprll "a, 4ooS.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. yeals.
This week, III 4ee8 SC0 2o0 550
One year ago, ICES AIS Geo $50 ESQ
PRICES
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra, $500 q $3.50
first quality sl2 25@ 1915: ID quality, 1l.50 q $500
third quality. Sll,00 q ll51.
Prices Of Store COLLABORATING Oxen. g pair 500
a 300.
stores.@Yeariings,0 90 a co. Two years old, 500
q co. Three years od,S0Q a 500.
Sheep and Lambs,-6 q 712c, Extra good, e SIC.
z ID on live weight
Hides.-l0 a 10ISc z ID.
Fat HOgs-ll9s g 12c & b.
REMARKS-There is a full supply Of beef, and
improv in late prices. 1t is said that l3 is
the highest figure this week, the range being 10Gl3c;
Good sheep were unusually plenty this week and
sold at Sc and other lots at q Sc.
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KILLIHGrox AND PLYMOUTH RAIL
RoAD.-The commissioners of the Kill
lington Railroad Company, met at the
office Of the Spathic Iron Co. in Ply
mouth, on Saturday Last, and organized
by the election of the following directors
Geo. A. Merrill Of Rutland, j. n. Baker
of Troy, J. N. Baxter of Rutland, John
P Hoskinson of Healdville, and DIR
Charles A. Scott of Plymouth. Alargt
number of the stockholders were presen
and showed their faith in the enterprise
nv liberal subscriptions to the stock.
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Wanted.

A THOROUGH NURSE for baby seven months
N old; Wages SIS per month. Also Nurse for old
er children. Wages sl2 per month. Reeommenda-
tons required. Apply to Mrs. LEAYITT HUNT,
Weathersheld, VT
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Farm for Sale.

DLEASANTLY LOCATED about one mile from
Il the East village Of Westminster, known as the
Samuel Underwood place. Said farm contains about
twenty-one acres. suitably divided into pasturage.
tilage. and wood, with suitable buildings thereon.
in excellent repair and well supplied with runnins
water. There Is also on the place superior 9qai-
ity Of clay for making brick. e chase
Westminster. March q. ls,9. Y
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ADVERTISED LETTERS Sarah Baraba,
Joseph Benway, Nelson Harper, Mrs.
Caroline Reed, Volney J. Wood. Held
for postage, VIM. Weston, Windsor VT,
Miss frankie Page, Ludlow Vt.
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The NEW HALL BuLprNe.--1

The New HALL BuILpING.--Tfe
building Association, are making their
arrangements as rapidly as the business
in hand will permit. The directors have
chosen as building committee, w. II.
johnson, Geo. Slate and o. b. Arms.
These gentlemen, will as we understand,
superintend the business of building, and
expect an architect here soon, to make
plans and specifications. The brick it
is hoped will be ready for laying, by the
first of June.
AN INVENTIVE GENIus.-Mr. T. G.
Ball, of this village, whose inventive ge-
MUS is frequently brought to notice, has
recently sold two of his inventions, or
bonded for the same when the patent is
secured, one connected with circular saw
mills, for one thousand dollars, and one
for improvement in the manufacture of
car wheels, for fifteen hundred dollars.
LUIS ltlcJ 10 an lHNtiitiOH VI ms coiiC
some thirteen years ago, and it has TAX
en- this time to thoroughly test it, and by
which it is found that car wheel of his
make will outlast at least three Of the
ordinary make. He is now engaged in
perfecting another invention, being an
arrangement of the truck wheels under
cars by which train can more easily
turn curves, and also and more impor-
tant still, pass over broken rails or bad
joints without danger, The model of
this last we saw few days since in his
office, and it certainly appears to work
well, and if it does as well when brought
into practical use on railroads, cannot
fail to greatly lessen the number of rail
road accidents. II is so arranged that
while one wheel is hanging in mid air
and passing over break, another bears
the weight Of the car, and holds the
train to the track. We trust Mr.. B. will
reap the reward which all inventors SO
fully deserve, and that many more and
still greater inventive triumphs are in
store for him.
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Auction Sale.

TIVE REAL ESTATE which belonged to II. L.
L ROBERTSON, deceased, consisting of 20 acres of
land in Paper Mill Village. with stores, and other
buildings, and one half of IS of moving land.
one mile west Of the middle of Astead will be sold
at Paper Mill Village. Saturday April oath, 1863
AT lN O'Clock A. NJ. For PARTICULARS see hand bills,
GEO. RUST Auctioneer.
Alstead April 18TH 1869.
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CHEsTER.-There was quite an excite
ment in our usually quiet village last
week, caused by the arrest Of one John
d. Horne, for bigamy. Sometime in
Jan. last, Mr.. Horne, (who hailed from
Saratoga Springs was married to Miss
Julia Miller OF Chester, and has since re-
sided here. On Wednesday April It'll, a
lady from the State of New York, came
on to Chester and claims John as her
husband, and to enforce her claim, made
a complaint to grand juror Adams, who
had him brought before Justice u. ii.
Upham for examination. For want of
sufficient evidence, the trial was put over
until Friday, April 9th, when evidence
was produced. LIST, marriage certif-
cate, signed bya Justice of the Peace,
showing that John ID. Horne, was mar
ried at Scranton, Pa, to Miss Carrie
Van Autell, May 9th 1863 2nd, letters
from John, in which he calls Carrie his
dear wife, ard signs himself as husband.
After long arguments (?) on both sides,
the Justice continued the court until Sat
urday, when he bound the respondent up
in the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance
at County Court. Being unable to find
bail, officers Wood and Cram took him
to Woodstock Jail the same day. Hugh
Henry appeared for the State, and G. l..
Fletcher for respondent. On Friday
evening the court was held in the Acad
envy Hall and there were about 300 PEG.
pie present to hear the argument of coun-
sci.
A sad and fatal accident occurred on
conductor Reeds train down on Saturday
morning, at the bridge east of Gassett';
Station. Albert,S. Earl, brakeman on
the train, was knocked or fell from the
cars and run over by them. His body
was found shortly after by the section
hands, horribly mangled Mr., Earl was
native Of Chester, son of Warner w
Earl, about % years of age. He hac
served in the army, in the 9th regiment
and was also in Co. G. It'll regiment, an(
proved himself brave and faithful sol
der. His twin brother died in the army
at Baton Rouge, La
By the falling of scaffold on new
building near the depot on Friday last
Mr.. Daniel Davis was thrown to tn
ground some 80 feet, striking on his head
Although somewhat bruised, nothing Sc
rious is apprehended.
French & Parmenter have purchase,
the stock of goods at North Chester, G
Mr.. H. Blanchard and win keep the oil
store running as usual. Mr.. Blanchar
is about to remove to Omaha, Nebraska
where he will go into mercantile business
with NJ. l. Conant of Chester, as JUNO
partner.
-FOUR types last week still persisted
making the weight of the cancer, remoN
ed by DR.. T. G. Harrington, ten pound
when our correspondent plainly wrot
" two pounds and two ounces" tt
" old gent himself means to see to Il
types this week, that they do not tell sue
large stories J
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The Supreme Court for Bennington
county at its recent term decided that
where a man moves out of town before
the first of April and does not become
domieiled anywhere else until after the
completion of the list, he is taxable IN
the town from which he removed.
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SURPRISE PARTY-At Saxtons River,
on Fast day evening, while Rev. w. N.
Wilbur was attending meeting of Sab
bath school teachers, and Mrs, Wilbur
was making a call on one of the neigh
bors, about sixty of their friends took
possession of the Parsonage, and on their
return gave them most cordial greeting.
Before the company dispersed, Mrs, E,
r. Osgood in behalf of those present,
and other friends who could not be pres
ent, with a very appropriate address, pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur with purse
of eighty dollars as an expression OF the
good wishes and friendly interest of the
people. This is but another added to the
many kindnesses of noble and kind
hearted people, to their Pastor during .
period of now nearly twelve years. May
heavens rich blessing, in the future as ii
the past, rest upon and continue with this
dear people. WIN. n. WILBUR.
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In Bantrup.cy--Cha.. B. Raw.o..
In Bnnkru pacy-AlEonzo Z. Cello.
n THE DISTRICT coNRTl FoR THE DISTRICT

OF THE UNITED STATES. In the matter of
ALONZ0 Is. COLE. BANKRUPT.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has been
IN fled in said Court. by A; b; COLE, of London
der the Act Of Congress of March 3 1857. for dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
10th day Of April 1862 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. before the
Hon. VIM. ID. SHIPNAS, Judge of said Court. at the
ing of the same. when and where all creditors who
have proved their debts. and other persons in inter-
est. may attend and show cause IL any they have.
why the prayer Of said petition should not be grant
ed,
be held at the same time and place
Dated at Burlington. on tie 18th day Of March.
1859.
i4-i6 BIB SMALIEY. Ctrsx,
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SAxToNs RIvER.-M. j. Amsden at
Saxtons River, has just filed his boot
and shoe store with new stock of goods
and is now better than ever before, ready
to accommodate the understanding of
his customers.
He is also fitting up place in his
store for a jeweller, which is to be occu-
pied by his son, Mr.. Ward NJ. Amsden,
to whose advertisement in another place
we would call attention. He is prepar-
ed to do all work in that line with neat
ness and dispatch. Give him a call.
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LIVERY NOTICE.

flNHE SUBSCRIBER. having purchased the inter
est of Charles Towns In the Livery Business in
Bellows Falls is prepared to wait upon his Gus
toners at his stables, formerly occupied by Mr..
Towns. lie solicits the patronage of the public He
will run a coach 10 and from the depot, and to all
parte Of tAe village when desired Orders for coach
Ing mai lie left At either Of his stables.
JAMES Ii. PHELPS,
April &, 1860 Is
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WARD nj. AMSDEN
,JFWEJIFR.

MATCHES AND JEWELRY cleaned and repair.
w ed with neatness and dispatch.
Saxtons River VT. 1919
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Dissolution.

yT,HE CoPARTNERsHIP. heretofore existing I'M
i der the name of DIVOLL & PROCTOR, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons having
unsettled accounts with the undersigned are request
cd to settle the same IMMEDIATELY.
j. b. DlN0LL,
N s. PROCTOR.
Rockingham. April LIST, 1869. l5-l7
j. B. Dyoll, will continue the business at the Old
Stand and respectfully socits the patronage of all
prompt paying customers. All accounts hereafter
must be settled quarterly, commencing April LIST,
j. b. DIV0LL,
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THIS MAY certify that / have this day sold TO
L my son. CHARLES FREDERIC DEAN, his
time for the remainder of his minority, and shall
claim none of his earnings pay any of his debts
sftershis date.
WILLIAM d. DEAN
IRA G00DHUE Witness.
Westminster West, VT April It'll 1869 1918
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\. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Snow

S. WALKER, Attorney at Law,
10 GRAFTON, VT.
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Wanted.
MILLINERY BUSINESS FoRsALE.

r7NHE UNDERSIGNED offers her Millinery BUSH
i ness, and entire stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods with it, for sale 1t Is desirable location.
and good opportunity for any one wishing to en-
gage in the business.
The undersigned would also respectfully request
the payment of all accounts. ~
Bellows Falls, March 10, 1869. II
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GRAFTON NURSERY.

F1NHE subscriber offers for sale at his nursery in
l. Grafton all those varieties of Fruit trees
and plants which best adapted to this climate.
Send orders early possible Correspondence So
licited j. IL. PUTNAM.
Grafton. Jan. 90 1859. 4-l9
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Rockingham, April LIST, 1859.
For Sale.

NNIIE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his store and
L tenement building on Westminster Street, now
occupied by Col Hyde and others, and also his
dwelling house and lot where he now lives Henry
Street. For further particulars call upon the sub
seriber. HIRAM NEWTON
Bellows Falls, March IS, 1869. -
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Wanted.

A GIRL to ruin Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma
Il chine, who understands Cloak making and Milli-
merry. To one experienced in above branches good
wages will be paid. Also wanted one or two appren
tiees. Apply Immediately to g; N; kEYES. Of the
firm of KEY Els X ClOSsON.
Springfield, VI. March 80, 1869. 4-16
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A CoLoRED WOMAN KILLED BY HER SoN-1N-
LAw.-On Monday afternoon coored man,
namei Albert Milhouse, killed Levnia Pris-
don, his mother-in-law. The parties live on
Aeosecresk, about fifteen miles from the city.
~ appears that for some months past Layinia
and M.llhouse, have Been at enmity, and on
sunday afternoon had q quarrel. en- Monday
Lavinia weat to the Windsor Hill plantation
where Milhouss worked. Millhouss was Ut
nome, and Lavinia on seeing him commenced
q TRADE Of abuse--Snong other things Accu-
sing him Of having slandered her daugh. h.ers.
a scnMe ensued and she Knocked him down.
:She then gave sorne signal, and her husband and
two daughters came up. The combined forces
commenced an assault upon .M,,lhoa who
rushed 10 the house. seized his liflo and Aed.
,hotly pursued by the attacking force, force Layipia
leHdingsg1 She cameup With Afillhousep and / az
he says) he turned, and. wilhs,Ae riascausbt
with both hands. pushed her OIL she se,ged
the weapon and he jefked it away. As he did,
so it went of. The BALI entered hor neck and
caused her death half an hour afterward.
Miilhouse WAS brought TO the city yesterday
snoEaiaE sId lodged in the g,lardhouse. Coro-
nsr, Whiting win go to the plantation to-day
md hold an inquest. n gFaa z AsSg
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Ac.ra.

At = regular monthly meeting OF the 81.
+ Fatricks Benevolent Society. held on the aOth
tnstAnt, the oIlowing preamble and resolutions
swerelnuanimously adopted: sF;s ..s
Whereas. Some time ago petition was got-
ton up 10 favor Of the orphans under the charge
OF the Sisters OF Mercy. by the members OF
this sociahys and numerously signed by the
most influsntial and wesl,hy citizsns o,
Charleston; and whereas, Aldsrman. n. J.
Mackey, in presenting said pelition, at meet
Ing OF the City Council, keld ON the 27tli ult.
an9 BY his manly. logical and eloquent re-
marks, expressed in clear terms the WISHES and
desires OF the taxpayers, and was instrumen-
tai in having temporary rslisf voted tor by
Council to extend immediate relief to the or
phans; therefore, 8a..
I. Resolved, That the members OF the az.
fancks Benevolent Society gratefully thank
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Tribute or Respect.

At a meeting of the Burns Charitable Asso-
ciatlon, held at their hall, Wentworth-street,
on the evening OF July 25, 1859, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimt usiy
adopted:
Whereas, Tho Almighty God in his dispen-
sation. has suddenly removed from our midst
our much esteemed associate and member. Mr.
JOHN MCKAY; therefore. be it
Resolued. That his, death has stricken US
with soru ow, and caused q link in the golden
cuain OF our friendship to be broken.
hes0tped That in his death we have lost an
associate to whom we were united by the ties
OF fratcrnal feeling. Az friend, he WAS ever
found true and faithful; as companion, loving
aud loved; generous in the highest degree, lie
possessed all those sterling qualities which
uu,ted make the true man.
Res0tued, That our sympathies are with
those relatives bereaved by his loss, and al
though departing this life in a land ssT distant
from the homo OF his childhood ne received
every attentiyn in his dying moments. and his
remains we're followed to Che grave by large
and sympathetic concourse of friends.
Res0lred. That y copy Of these resolutions be
engrossed and forwarded to his nearest rela-
tives. and that a page in our Minute Book be
appropriated to his memory.
VIM. KNOX. Chairman Committee.
VIM. RoY Secretary.
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the high-nnipdea and liberal oit,nens who

the high-naipded and liberal oitinens who
signed the pet.tion.
4 Resolued, That they hereby pass q vote
Of thanks to those who voted for Alderman
Mackey's resolutions. viz: Hon. Mayor Pills
barry; Aldermen T. j. Mackey, voigt, Il. w. M.
Mackey, Cunningham. Hampton, Thorne, Il.
p. Wall. L. F. Wall. Greene and Collins.
y. Resotoed, That the members OF this 80
olety, irrespective Of political parties. admire
the manly and sincere action Of Alderman T.
j. Mackey on the occasion. aud that it ia, and
shall ever be- duly appreciated by them and
the friends Of the destitute orphans.
4 Res0lued, That copy OF these resolu-
tioDs be sent to his Honor the Mayor and to
each OF the above mentioned Aldermen.
g. Res0tued. That these resolutions be pub
lshed in THE DAn.Y NBws and Courier ~"
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LIGHT READING FOR THE WARM WRATHKR.-
Our friends in tho country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. G. G. Rightsr, the very eaterpris-
ing and trustworthy King- g-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His List wall be;
found to include something TO suit every taste,
and it seems to us . marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over"the country,
postpaid, at the ridiculously low prices named
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HorEL AnErvArs, AUausT 1O.--Pnuilion Ho.
ted. b. Dinman, Aiken; P. Gayle. steamer
Rcho; G. P. Nelson, Kirgstree; J. Hamlin,
Florlda;J. J. Nettles, South Carolina; J. r.
China. Northeastern Railroad; e. L. Jones.
Conwayboro', y. O.
is Charleston Hotel. - M. Collattson, r. r.
Yonkston, New York; W. Ludlow. Mrs. j. H
Baldwin and child, Mrs. q. n. Potter aud
child, Atlanta.