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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-10

STATE TAX ON CoTToN.-The
following correspondence between
county officer Runion and Comp
troller-General Neagle, which we
copy from the GreenviIle Noun
tanner, will be of interest to plant
erssthrouhgout the State:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
JEFF DAVIs's PLANTATION.

1t lies en- the banks of the Mississippi, about
80 miles below ycksburg and Is exceedingly lovely
place JEFF owned himself though he stayed upon
from 1887 until 1851 II belonged to his brother Joe,
who lives In ycksburg and Jen the OF II, Tor
what likely, joe managed 10 cook up title when
he was pardOned and he that Jes property TO
be counscated by the GOvernment The buildings all
remain they were when Jen left, except few
negro quarters that have been torn down. An old
negro that used 10 be one OF Jefs slaves, now
leases the plantation OF Joe for $4,000 year,
and hires $50 hands TO work lt Not a white
man Is TO no about the place. Strange IL may
Mr.. Davis his old slave Is making money fast
and feels proud as any white bin In ole JEFF 9
parlor desc days" The whole plantation OF several
thousand acres Is planted In cotton which appears very
promising, and from tins one plantation cotton enough
will be produced 10 run mill In Lowell for weeks.
We fist lets ole Massa JEFF make political speeches an
wen that tho cotton grove" said the darkey VINO
showed US about and who had queer habit OF showing
the whites OF his eyes whenever Jefferson Davis was
mentioned .
a. GOlly who'd sposed that this chile would ben free
and llb this yer plantation wild lny Dolly dar yah
yah yan ole Jen 3 cum 10 grief shuah He'd be hoppin
mad dough, TO zee dls Niger here Yah yam yam
Boston Traveller.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
THE DENTAL COLLEGE CASE.

The People Of the State Of AetD- J Ork ast. n Lmo
Eetr. York College Of Dentistry In tile supreme NU
Chambers before Judge Clark.-The present arr ,
was upon an order show cause why motion S ia
fore made aud heard herein should not be %
why the order made I'm this action, on the Z<u AP;
the Hon. Albert CardOZO, should not DC ~ D.
the Injunction herein granted vacated, ana tio ~
eeiver thereby appointed discharged ln tis & CI o.
seems the ATTORNEY eneTal OF the state nled nu ~
the purpose OF dissolvng the defendant, eoTpOtO,
the city on the ground Of various violations OF us
At the time OF filing the bill an order was gtahteu ~
Judge Cardozo, and served upon the deienuAhl 70 sn
cause why an Injunction should not be issued 10
from doing any business under Its charter anu VIZ
receiver shOuld not be appointed. Ihls OIuet W @
cause was duly argued and the Court granted the
tion aud appointed OF the property OF th
fendant Samuel Courtney, esq. appeared on DehalI W
the People and representing the Attorney an
he stated that before any argument was had on the
ent order to show cause he should move thaI lno
order be dismissed for the following reasons,
That the present application Of the defendant was an
attempt have the Court rehear an argument on hS
merits in equity which had already Deeh uecIeu
by another Court That the matter now attenpleu ~
be argued was ddjudcdtd That II any reargumet
was 10 be made it must he made before the Court VINO
heard the argument the first motion MT AuthOu lu,
the defendant said he had applied 10 Judge Card0lo hu
that Judge looking the OF Belmont agt ne EIo
Railway Co as authority sent them TO Judge Clerke ana
that therefore, the matter properly before JuuRs
C1erke 10 pass upOn Mr.. Courtney replied thtJ no uu
not know what Judges might have said stated TO cou
outside of the courtroom His matter was now WIN
the Court sitting such. lie claimed that the law was
settled that Judge had right To order rehearnk VI
an argument in equity which had already Deeh
decided by another Judge II there was no laW cohiVn m
courtesy at least, forbade IT, Judge Clerko said nc
would dismiss the order 20 show cause without puulce
10 the right OF the defendant 10 make application 70
Judge Cardozo for a reargulnent.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

defence testified was present during part o, OF tbe the
examination OF Davis Davis was excited part o @ ao
time think IL wac lust after he had given his testimony
against Collector Bailey that lie was most eNclteu .
The defence offered Davis witness, Claiming le
right 10 do so under State law governing su0h
cases. - ,bo, a.
The District Attorney objected on the ground , tnat
had been decided that the practice IN the state CouI
whereyer n existed OF allowing defendant IN cIiin
ipaI case 10 testfy his behalf, did not extehd
similar cases m the United States COurts-in other NOu
that the statutes requiring common law proceedhgs ~
the United States Courts TO conform III practlee WIZ
similar prOceedugs in the State Courts uu ho'
contemplate nor such practice as this III cr"
The Court refused to permit Davis to testify The cae
was then summed up. Judge Benedict In chargng ,o
iury adyered TO the Nervousness OF the crime OF
and said no one proved guilty OF ought TO escape
ishment but the evidence shOuld be carefully welgeu
SO that an innocent should not suher Inc -
were requested divest the OF all eKtraneOus u
for which they not responsible. and to Simply Pe
upon the questions whether the defendant III making t
AFFIDAVIT against Collector Bailey and tesuylng hgaist
him i'm the examination which ensued had cOhhI''ou
Wlful and corrupt perjury ,...,oo NJ
The Jury retired at 22O p M and after an anse1Se 90 %
Ave minutes brought I'm a verdict OF guilty, ana DIVE
was remanded for sentence -, ,oro
Counsel for defense gave notice that he shona no'o
fOr "A trial
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
THE u1rTny AND MURDER CASE.

The case of the United States against William
G. Parker BENJAMIN siftOn, James Canning, Benjamin
Harrison and James 81 Robinson seamen, charged with
having mutnied the bark Java, I'd, and murdered
J. W Jones the third mate, was resumed Benjamin
Harrison, OF the defendants, was allowed to turn
state's evidence He testified All the defendants. with
Bruce since dead determined TO leave the vessel on nc
count Of the bad treatment they received from the o
GERS Of the vessel, which treatment consisted
in the captain second and third mates,
kicking, striking, "ropeseuding" aud "lashing
the defendants up" 20 the rigging without just
cause and giving them unsound food TO eat defendants
did not intend 20 inure Jones' but thinking he would
firearms resist their going away they endeayored
10 bind ard gag him while ho lay In his hammock sus.
pended from the rigging; he resisted and fought ana
kicked with great ygOr, when Bruce struck him In the
face with his fist several times and, witness thought
struck him aferward with stick, when he fell out OF bis
hammock on the deck defendants then took boat and
left the vessel all the defendants expressed great sorrow
when they how badly Jones injured, but none OF
them thought his injuries wcro atal Jones was very
sicky man. being subject 20 s vomiings, and spasIns,
and frequently complaining OF pans In his breast
Tie further hearing then adjourned 70 the 10th inst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oF sEw.YORK. a.
saihp,-Hnry Chsueey Coune As9inHA Hitisrs Roberts
Gorfk: " Gaunstt McLoughAl, BAmJei Fana DoAne, WIZ
ningtont Bavaua Pfeugsn Hamburg
Shps-R RObusoa obnsou John, b. Jeremiah Thompson
Thompou Fsne,oo J. A. Ssamlsr samson HAe ksne"oHh
Austen. st John n B.
BsTi~YIa Yousg RAYMOND Bshur,i Brs Bars Conyes
auIor Sarah Hobart Cro0u, Basnos ATesi AuA Laehe
BrssrTIsr,y stuar Ponce Porter Cre cOruuAIi' s.
EIa McNie snail Bay G. b. Robert Move Dkeron Barba
does r. Pir Ilutcns Bermuda kngara, Holmes Gov Bay g.
b. A. Patterson WINE LAsaJrA and Porto Cabsho Continental
LBrklart W8isoT, n =
sssu, -IouiA b. Wager s. JOhp EB hIlsriI Brad'sA"
COrHual-, NJ
STEAMSHIP leo, Dearborn Savannah, Hdse. and pasa
et-amship Githens Wa.teu boston, mdse and pass
Bsrt Amykea Johassn, Cardf 81 DAYS. railroad iron.
Nicholas Thysts Crosby hrNpor kng 80 days railroad oh
BsrE Monitor. BItou. Saga "a GrIhas days sngaf
BARI Aut0n, FueGe Bremen - days mdso and pass
BrK Lime H. Kimbsn. Last Ragua days. nolassea
Krf Eia ~ TenbsI Mitchell SaguA day and molaSse
sehr A. Taylor. DodEy, Portland, LnbsE
Turner GraFes ksutherA dart Pnetppes
sehr snry Mleon Brossr oovsnos arbor EeuhsrA days
rlBsappes Thna Fteh for hesiork In days
Cams Wells for EsslorG on the lagh.
Rehr Tbos J. Bentou. CoroH. Virginia
sehr SttsGman, Newton, Georgsioan ID C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN May - barb Janet, frum DcmarErL
FoRrREss MoyKoE. Va. MAJ 2lAved 'ehr Nellie G. Paine
Doaue Island orders Sailed bsrE Pearl for NeWlorh
Passed 10 Tor Baltimore brig Jennie Morton from keJ West; barb
Peass r0u hatalAs brig Transit from Liverpool or Alexandria
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorTH AzPros MAY 2lThe steamship Cmbna from iorf
arrived Al this pol At a n. IodAJ , ,
steamship Sc0a ron arrived
tV.SpooI M,T 2~be steamship Ern from HewYOrE arrived
At Qussa,tosh yesterday on the say TO this Pnrt
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
efore tie case OF Omcer COHners taken mp judge
& snpoy Of Messrs r. stewart Co. for attempt
al grand larceny 10 one year IN the fenilehtlAy
lewis NJ Creighton another late ceIh o ati Sc"n
indicted for uttering forged check, plead guy' JUG
Charles johnson, attempt at grand larceny, peniten-
tiary Tor two years
Jobn w. Russell, n clerk in the employ OF
VIM C. Colt, No. 3H Canalst, was charged Dy ms eiI
poyer In the jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY
with appropratng 10 his own use ~ which he had col
eced from several persons during March and Ap last
TT nleaded not guilty but committed to answer at
General SESSIONS ia default of $500 bail Adam sagr
arrested in this city few days ago, was accused by
Cbrstian seng with whom he roomed In March last al
Fort Jones' Ulster County with the larceny OF eothhg
and watch, valued at tlil He was cohm'eo iol eA
animation, In default OF $1,000 ball.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, Frederick Won Elken was com
med for larceny OF sheets aud blankets AT various
times from Ar W. T. shroeder his employer. Robert
"a iittie. captain OF the steamer May Asgas.a, made
complaint against Patrick DonOhue charging MN VIII
breaking open packages OF freight on board his vessel
Tie prisoner was committed TO answer Frank Kali
meyer, alias Henry Clay and Henry MeCord
Sia1 witb obtaining money under false pretcnscs
The prisoners regarded as old offenders, and were
only released on bail to answer to similar charge about
three weeks ago reported In The TRIBUNE at the
time. The complainant, young man, Herman Unger,
makes affidavit that on the 10Th inst he saw an adyer
tsement for clerk In the Addls Zettg signed by tho
accused Upon going 10 their Office IN Rvingon-st, he
informed by Kameyer that they were doing large
busness I'M real estate and that they wanted clerk 10
ssss them I'M their immense collections OF rents
TO whom they would give 800 per month, and wished
deponent 10 deposit money with them e. security The
Young paWned his watch for go which he gave TO
them and he was To 20 10 work Monday next Yes
terday received word that he need not report himself
until further notice. the Senior partner out Of
town" He suspected something wrong, made inquiry.
and learned that kameyer arrested the day pre-
vious on the complaint OF numbers of his viems The
parties will be examined IN few days the charge
teTday preferred against them.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Toial..,........."" s525,2l5

The only Ferry Company making returns in New-Zork
Is the New York and Brooklyn which returns $s,66S
REAL ESTATE AND THE INCOME TAX-OPINIoN OF DEPUTY
COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS.
Ihe Following correspondence between Assessor van
Wyck OF the Fourth Internal Revenue District OF tins city
ana Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue j. W.
Douglass will be found O interest TO owners OF property
subject TO taxation by the local authorities:
UNITED STATES ISTRRSAL BEvESuE, AssKssoRt OYFfcE
FOURTH DISTRICT HEw- YORK. SEvfORK May, l3 1903
SIR The Commissioner hsS ue that compulsory asmnts Tor
gadg paving and aasEng ke Imposed By the municipal
corporations and actually paid by the within the for which
Health and Superintendent Of Buildings this city require
Ore eteapes, buk heads sinks Of particular description.
sewers made they prescribe 10 connect the sink with
Inc street sewers, Tans0m windows to be pot IN the
bach 10 connect With the balls Veuto be made TO
houses already built aud them BY they pat them TO The
houses themselves and then the pnng them there become
by Ia" en the These additions generally undesirable
sometimes would be made except eompuou The
Insist that these additions Improvements than the
grag fgggg seNeng referred 20 the ruling and
much imposed By municipal corporations that hy OF the
character respect the mode compelling the work TO he done
and The collection ofth Ofdg Il ouJ excepted There
much no the two certainly nd have tns thongt proper
10 refer the matter 10 the Department Very respectfully
p. q. VAN WICK, Assessor iyth District. ~ T.
The Hon DEAso Commissioner IAisrua Revenue WashngonDC
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE ISrsRSAI RKvENUE
BAsHISGroS. May 49, I8b9 Z
s reply yours 18Th inst hat rhen expenditures upon prop
eriy o. compelled muupa regulations described
letter the thereof deducted estimating In
Of the when actually - But the
Assessor should be satisfied that deductions made 10 respect Of
Deputy Commissioner PIERR VAN WICK Assessor &c,
Eea
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Send 10 l26
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Mr.. Hegeman charges that the signature W. " IT,"
applied without bis knowledge. and that Col Pierce
entertained nearly every body who entered the Commit
tee al the expense OF the state contrary positive
orders from himself He alsO says that Room No JAG in
the Metropolitan Hotel during the session OF the Com
mittee occupied principally by the serReanta
and nothing more than baT-TOOm, where liquors
HOWed freely He charges besides that the conduct was
not sanctioned by the Committee in any way, and be
asserts that Col. Pierce, was seeking assistance
OF q BOllpcal nature, % aid him 20 secure an appoint
ulent 10 Government ONCE In Montana and was using
without money and without price the Leands liquOr
and cigars carriages and tbeater tckets expecting that
the Committee would ndOrse the bill. He says showed
20 the wall he will show up without fear or favor,
every movement made by the Committee, the sergeant
AtarDs and or two others during the stay VI the
GbEoEntteo N ReW-ynTk City
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
HOW'LL.

In the case Of Arnold VS.. Robertson, reported
In THE TRIBUNE yesterday the Jury found a verdict for
the plaintiff In t2,J0o q. ii. Nyate for plaintiff MT
L. Marsh for defendant.
In the suit of Charles NJ. Pollard agt. The
Union Pacific Railroad Company, Henry g. Cram ct al,
all papers file In the suit in the Supreme Court OF
the state of NewYOrk have been transferred and the
suit has removed 10 the u y. Circuit Court for rho
Southern DISTRICT OF NewNOrk
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

RECEIPTS FOR APRIL OF CITY THEATERs, RAIL
WAY COMPANIES, FERRIES, ETC
The following shows the gross receipts for
April Of the different places OF amusement railroad cars
stages and one ferry together With the total number OF
cubic feet OF gas consumed during the month The In
crease In the receipts OF the Thrdave Railroad may be
owing 10 the strikes" that existed on the SecondaYe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
PASSENGEKS ARRLHED.

PROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Leo MAJ Ar l. Walwarh,
wihngou Waren W. GJgisbsfg A. Raymond ard wife
Demug and wife Miss " Gleason Mira Hamilton c. j. Roger, T.
Rogers. H. T. Shas Y NJ. Ouau, Mr Noe Mira NJ Muken GDd
child b. Mas wife n g. SaHberg A. Hamilton X smon H.
Slater M ". Br BickJrd. Mrs Mar Landon, Mrl A.
Higgins. Miss Higgins g. q. CAfe0u, A J. Robos NJ Nina, Mrs
Williams aud sI iu the teerIge
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
THE DAVIS PERJURY CAsE-DAvIs FOUND

This case was resumed yesterday. 1t having
been proved by the Government that Davis at the time
of the pretended arrest 1867 not confined the
defense offered as a rebutting evidence the warrant
isSed by Commissioner Bates against Davis with the
Indictment COMMITTED for examination and Following
that Discharged at the request OF the u. B. DISTRICT
Attorney" ,,, A., s,... ..,te.a .
Z sgned tbe warrant in question Davis was brought
before me on II; held him IN sOOO bail committed
him IN FORM but with the understanding with ihe
fact. - ., -, -, .-,,-s - 49,
AssStaRt Dstrirt Attorney b. X. PhelDs called By the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
TRIAL OF POLICEMAN CONNORs-THB DEFEND
ANT NOT IL COuRT-HE Is FOUND GUILTY..

The case of officer COnnOrs OF the Broadway
squad called up this morning the second day oi the
trial I'm the Court of General Sessions Judge Bedford
tbe bench At this time rather embarrassing state Of
affairs presented itself TO the counsel for the defense Mt
SpeuceT who rose aud said that for not yet
made manifest hm his client had not put IN appear
auce and that although he had caused inquiry 10 be
made at proper quarters he was unable 20 learn any
thing i'm relation 10 his whereabouts Mr Spencer having
weed other gentlemen OF thU bar concluded tO 20
on with the defense, and commenced his argument,
basng his remarks upon the theory that neither the com
paiuaut nor his witnesses worthy OF belief hr.
Hutchugs made a what lengthy reply aud the case
was given 30 the jury, who returned verdict of guilty
without leaving their seats and ball was forfeited anu
bench warrant Issued,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

THE THE" ALLEN ALLEGED RESCUE CASE.
Special Deputy Sheriff Robert +. Townley
appeared al the Jefferson Market Police Court yessr
dav against Theodore, or, Tho" Allen, whom he
charged with assisting tho escape Of a prisoner Tue
AFFIDAVIT OF the Deputy Sheriff sets forth ta on lhe Th
~ March ast ne had requson for tho arrest OF one
VIM Forrester, charged with burglary committed IN
Cook County illinois that he arrested FORESTER near
lie - Bernard House his prisoner, making consd-
erabe noise attracted large crowd, and during tho
coufnsou MS prisoner cscapcdrescuod II u alleged y
Allen Bail was given for Aliens appearance on Monday
10 answer the charge.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Mutbintrp.

TOR SALE-By the Novelty Iron works,
New YorE on hvorsble purchaser two BEAM
ENGINES Of the North star ng 6 sehss diameter Of gn
either wood
engines delivered sound particular and In complete oras
ready for service. ---------
NACIIINERY.-Iro aud Wood Working Ma
u.-h,'ar, Ussnnot Of g.. G. PLACE.
' Nos i26 and I7a Ohhmbensit, Ee".forG
CTEGNB0ATS and ENGINES for SALE. -
One steamboat (uey 3gI2ll feet "A fret bold 6te day boat
one Horizontal Rngn p inch cylinder BY fee! stroke and others 0
tmaller dimension.
STEAMBOATS for SALE or CHARTER -
Apnly 10 CHARIgS 81 COPELAND Nos 81 and So broadNAr
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Qurt @larOru's Hutit,.

EEWTORE
PoHTwARDESS OTTtoH No - WillAn-st
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the Act passed April H. 1881 entitled "A Ado
th, WareBT once Of the Port Of Heu iork" 10 ali
ld H. having Of the subject matter Of saeh nqub
,I,ubsuon suueJ sosHs under ehAanA
by that the sad eEAnnauoes H
h.. coUelsd succeeding S notice ou boA is
Tsassls; -
steamship Wm p Clyde Red Hooh
Steamship
kudc b"A
Naturalist.
iuduatTJ shADle lai4
r. n
Minnie A hnith sAhAhhe boeA
Nellie Austcl. y"
Maid.
Brig bale'
Brig Belle sWltea..,....,.......W ooira1 kohiasonL
Brig James Murchl. NoolruH RobInsohI
ScbT. Sarah Quinn. T. u
hISrHORNE TOMPhlhs. frssdsnt
J. Luas HEREmlS. seerstsrt
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
QDtissiOual gOtitts.


CONSULTATIONS FREE in all cases OF
~ CHRONIC DISEASES-Inyaas call or soumunicats or
mail DR. b. FoOTB author Of Medical Common sense No 10
0 East Tuentysghsh st. N OnSs hea
from 10 a. 10. tll D. IN.
DR. HAMMOND HAS RETURNED from
~ Europe having made extensive raagnsnH Win Dr. Ja
PIoh Of Naples ieI The hcrongh dissemination Of we
ONLY sUCCESSFUL METHOD or TREATMENT In NERVOUS
DkBITY PhyeA and Mental Decay 6e throughoat
be O further aud important particulars concerning hi
Ms,hod 10th Revised Edition Of hkR'oUs DkblLI1 =
D HAMMOND NJ D. formerly Professor Of AuaIomJ aud suFgI IN
s syr,eu.s Medical College N Y Price Sli Doe
frre Author No 232 Ba Fethst toe" nun'
b,rl vbsrs sueesy consulted usual personally or p
corrssposdenee once hours from 70 and n sFeuhgI
- Sold also at No 2!I Rus de lsvoh Pdrs franee
PADICAL CURE-Without knife caustlc, or
l. J,t.pou from business Structure Hua Piles Diseases Of
I'M. BLADDER and Kduey Dsass aud Deormes OF the Bye hOs'
E,, and Psuon HENRY DANIELS D. No IA LsIingtonAVa
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Siiuaiicus ManttG-- -3nualts.

Stuaiicus ManttS-- fnualts.
IWANTED-By q young American woman, a
w situation 10 TRAVEL With lady would be willing b attend upon
invalid; best Of Hsinonlas can - RFA
Please address T. n p, Tribune once ior taree da, ,s
NVANTED-A Situation by a COlOred Woman
JANITRBSSi the best Of reference EeH Inquire Of h
BAND. No York-st n y
FAMILIES, Hotels, Restaurants, &C., in want
OF wrecommeuded SERVANTS be suited al Mrs LOVES
large aud sr,ts Estsbsbmsa No Rtst eorber BoSery
NERMAN INSTITUTE-COoks and Girls TO
NJ 40 General Housework tend children Apply al No lo
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Mrs. DECKER's INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Ifk No II Pourtba1s Employers will hd sbundauce o. h'a
HELP Nuse and General HOuaeSoen 81 a
nations; opposite Stewards, up stalEs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

rHE LEGISLATIVE LIQUOR BILL - WHO CON
TRACTED 1T.
A cOrresp Indent in Poughkeepse writes that,
while 10 conversation with newspaper reporter recent
~. the Hon. W. w. Hegeman Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Elections IN speaking OF the bill contracted al
the metropolitan Hotel denounced Col Pierce sergeant
AtArmh, as the main who incurred the bills Mr.
Hegeman sad that Pierce sent 100 cards containing
orders for liquors. &c The following is JGcSIDiih OF
OF those cards
behd 10 l26
Lnl kEIarr
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
EErn,rs WEATHER RRpoRr-a.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun 1.l7 Moon 3.0j
sandy Hook... $40 Cows ud..., 53l Hell Gats.... III
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Situations @antrS- --Malts.

TXTANTED-A TRAVELLING AGENCY, 70
w solicit orders for Wholesale Dry Boots aad shoes Hat aad
Cans sSadrry and Croeery Houses sepaaey satisfactory
references Address stating terms X MOORE Ban ItIasl
NVANTED-A situation as COACHMAN and
w GROOM By young man, ced has lhs best q references
from wiling obgng Please call address, Tor Iso
dars BRSRST No. SO Ifying-pisee Chb Stables n I.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Salss bp 9ntfiOu.
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comprising Choice and select Collection Of Rocks ncladne many
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This collection Of Books tie finest offered for sale this ssason
The books choe such with for sale book store
editions of bound expressly for
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binders the Chse also
portraits plates autograph
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Tie whole exceedingly
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PRIVATE LIBRARY Of ehoee Books ~ segant hSdngs
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