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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE,


COLUMBIA, June II, 1869
Vie following regulations, as sanitary inca
Il sures during the summer months, will be
observed by citizens interested, to wit:
Ihat lime, or some other disinfecting agent,
Dc used at least once a week in all privies and
cessPools within the limits Of the corporation
until the 1st of November next.
Ihat the owners or occupants of all lots that
are overgrown with weeds or rank vegetation
snail cause the same to be cut down and dc.
stroyed. By order Of the Mayor.
June IL j. s. MCMAHON City Clork
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Assignee's Sale.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

In The matter of Halcot p. Green, Bankrupt.
pY virtue of an order Of sale in the abov,
I'D stated case, to me directed, by the Hon
George s. Bryan, Judge Of the United Statel
District Court for the District of South Caro-
lima, will offer for sale, public auction. Al
the Court House, in Columbia. on MONDAN
the 5th day of July next, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
The undivided interest OF the above NAMED
Bankrupt. being one moiety of tract of Lan{
lying in Richland County, in the State afore
said, Including several town lots,) containing
AS acres, more or less; bounded West by TIL
Consaree River; South by the road leading II
old CRANKY Ferry: East partly by the McCordj
Ferry or old Bluff Road, and partly by LAM
conveyed by VIM. Glaze to Thomas Davis il
December, 1853, and partly by the mill trad
and butcher-pen place, and North by land
belonging to the estate of Mrs. Sarah Taylo}
Also, right of way through the butcher-pej
place, the way TO be forty feet wide, measuI'
ing from the line OF ". G. Hunts land
TERMS half cash, and the balance on
credit Of twelve months, to be secured by th'
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage OF th'
premises. THOS. J. LAMOTTE, /
June 16 Assignee.
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Affairs In virginia,

RICHMOND, June 19-The Convention
at Staunton adjourned sine die, last night,
after resolution of thanks to the citi-
zens, heads of public institutions and
railroads, for courtesies. The Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad will be completed to
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
next Wednesday.
The valley of Virginia will yield five
millions bushels of wheat this season.
The alleged Cuban recruiting officer
was released to-day, by the United States
Commlssioner-no evidence against him.
No change will be made in the Con.
servatiye Legislative tickets, on account
OF Gen. Canby's opinion that the test
oath must be taken by members of The
Legislature.
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Warrington News.

- WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Brick
layers Asso ociation have expelled six mem
bers, for working with colored brick
layers at the Navy Yard.
Internal revenue receipts to-day,
nearly million dollars.
Treasury messengers, heretofore digni-
He'd personages, hereafter are to scrub
and sweep. ..
: The revenue officials report the sci
zure of sixty illicit stills in the mountains
OF Virginia, Tennessee and North Caro-.
lima. 80
It is stated that on Grants return, the
Cabinet will consider and adopt posi-
tive policy regarding Cuba. Secretary
Fish disayows any agency, direct or indi-
rect, IN the recent proceedings against
the Cuban.
The Herald says the President, it is
understood, favors granting belligerent
rights to the Cubans, but the Cabinet is
against him. Secretary Fish strongly
sympathizes with the Cubans, as does
also Secretary Borie; but Attorney Gene
raj Hoar and Secretary Boutwell, nre
pronounced against them.
Uiman's distillery, in Baltimore, was
seized to-day.
The partizans of Delano demand the
assistance of the marines, to suppress
illicit distillation in the suburbs of Phila-
delphia. The people drive OH the reve-
nne officers with stones
The steamer Cricket, plying between
Key West and Havana, was wrecked to-
day.
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HI TT M "A
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Hartford, Conn.
Geo. Huggins, Agent, Columbia, S. C.

A CCORDING to the report OF the New York
IA superintendent OF Insur inoe Companies
for the fiscal year, the actual available Cash
Assets OF the 1Etna amount to s., 1892.
On the 9th of June instant, tl.is Company
completed the iftie:h year OF its existence-a
venerable age.
The -EtLa, besidce being full OF years, is full
of honors. 1t has long enjoyed the reputation
OF being the leading Fire Insurance Company
in America.
Since its Organization. it has paid losses
amounting to over SIS, coo, 000. Over slOG, ,DGo
have been paid in Columbia
One of the principal causes OF the great sue
cess OF the -Etna il the careful manner in
which ts risks distributed; go that when a
great calamity comes, the weight falls colnpa-
ratiyely light, and without in.pairing it's cap:-
tai. Another cause Of its great success i, the
honorable and prompt manner in which it has
always paid claims.
The Etna has been representedin in Colunbia
by the undersigned for: twenty years.
Risks taken on Buildings, Dwellings,, Mer-
chandise, Cotton and Furniture. in Columbia
and adjoining Counties. All claims for loss sses
adjusted and paid. this Agency.
GEORGE HIGGINS, Agent,
~ Office No. 2 Colnmbia Hotel Building,
June 10 Columbia, S. G..
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IForse.iII 49,. z

3 l1eEposE, june is. The Loras.saat
soselock this hiorning, psssed the disses-
tapiishmehS bill to D second reading.
! In the Comm ons. o motion was made
4 to go into committee on the new opera
tive commercial treaty with France, the
present treaty expiring before the next
session. Bright opposed the proposition
in astrong speech. 3 The House decided
the matter by q vote Of ilol against and
/, LOO inlfavor. si i1t,s ~ 81, ts.e-,
The Prince Of Wales and Duke of
Of Cambridge were present during the
entire proceedings last, night in the
Lords. ,sit 3g'-. ~. - ~, . '''
Lessars, the Spanish envoy to Eng
land, has resigned.
.PARIs, June 19.-A crowd of people
followed the funeral of the rioters killed
at the recent tumultuous demonstration.
There was no disorder. tr-
~ Eight hundred Of the rioters recently
arrested were discharged and two hun.
.dfed held.
MADRID, June 19.-Serrano took the
regency oath, loud ripas following. The
Cabinet lis as follows Prim, War and
President; Selvela, State; Herrera Grace
and Justice.
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Sherif's 8 Sales.


PY virtue OF sundry writs of Fiert Facias,
~ to me directed, will sell, on the first
MONDAY and TUESDAY in July next, within
the legal hours. the following property, viz:
One large geTURPENTINES STILL and W ORM,
levied on as the property OF D. D. Hocott, at
the suit Of the Bank OF Camden, 8. C., vs
Daniel d. Hocott. This property will be sold
at P. F. Frazees lot, on Washington street.
ALSO,
Sundry articles Of Bar Room Furniture and
fixtures, consisting Of Tables. Stoves, Crock
cry, Glassware, Tin-ware, Knives and Forks,
&c., and one Watch, levied on as the property
OF Ferdinand Michaelis and Ferdinand Carri,
at the suit Of John @. Seegers rs. Ferdinand
Carri S Co. These articles will be sold at the
store OF John G. Seegers.
ALSO,
The entire Stock Of Merchandise OF the de-
fendant, consisting of Boote, Shoes, Leather,
Findings and such goods as are usually kept
in Shoe Store, levied on as the property of
Richard Flanagan, at the suit of James Cfaffy
ct al. Us. Richard Flanagan. Theee goods will
be sold at the house recently occupied as a
tween Richardson and Assembly streets, in the
city Of Columbia F IN,
Terms caeh. P. +. FRAZEE, S. r. c. +
June 20 NTH
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The State of South Carolina.
KERsHAw-IN EQUITY.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
William E. johnson and others, President an
Directors Of the Bank Of Camden, 8. c., q
the Bank OF Camden, s. O., and others. B
tor Directions, Mju,,ction and Relief.
TN pursuance Of docretal order enterep
i this cause, creditors of the Bank of Can
den, S. c., arc required to present statement
Of their claims, designating the number OF I'll
any part thereof. at the banking house in Car
den, S. c., on or before the 1st September ned
andtare enjoined from commencing or furth|
prosecuting any suits against the said corp|
ration without the special leave of s&id Coua
c. SILVER, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
May 90 mis- For Kershaw Co.. s. C.
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SRERIFF,s SALE.

Under order Of Judge Of Probate. David Grad
ick us. Elias Gradick et ol.-Petition for Par
tition.
I'm pursuance OF an order made by VIM. Hut
l. son Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland
County, directed to ME, I will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY in July next, in front of the
court houee, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
A tract Of LAND containing 200 acres, more
or less, situated on Cedar Greek, in the Coun-
ty OF Richland; bounded by lands of David
Gradick, Wesley souter, Daniel Leitner and
Elias Gradick; being. the tract of land on
which the late Christina Gradick, deceased,
resided.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cssh enough to pay costs
OF these proceedings, and one-half Of bid; ba-
lance in twelve months from, date, with inte-
rest, secured by mortgage of premises Pur-
chaser to pay for stamps and papers
June IS NTH P. f. FRAZEE, S. r. G.
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:, Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
By HOLMES & MACBETH. Auctionee

PdtndOfe Redt Estate at AUCTION.
By HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers
pY virtue Of an order of sale, to me directed
- by the Hon: Geo. s. Bryan, Judge of the
United States District Court, for the District
OF South Carolina, will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction. at til the old Post Office, foot Of
DAY, July /, at II o'clock a. NJ:
All that lot or parcel of LAND, situated,
lying and being in the city CT Columbia, and
State Of South Carolina; measuring and con-
tanning in front on Washington street, sixty
six tG6) feet, and IN depth one hundred and
four (1ot) ieet-butting and bounding weat
Beck; East on lands of A. Gage and J. d
Bateman; South on lands of G.. V. Antwerp
and North on Washington Street.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps. LOUIS McLAIN,
Assignee T. G. DeFontaine.
To whom it may concern: All Lien creditors
OF F. G. DeFontaine are hereby notified that
pursuant to an order Of Court, dated June 1Ol
1859, they are required to prove and establish
their liens before J. G. Carpenter, Register, oII
or before July !, 1869, or else be tiebarrel fron
any benefit arising from the decree to be made
in this case. LOUIS NOLAN. 4
June II II, ,16, 81 ,25, ,30J1 /
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Aa Pure Corn Whiskey.
Oh BBLS. Pure Corn WHIsKEy for sale
~ low to dealers. T.. d G. d. HOPE.
May1 Agents Old North. State Di.tilerv.
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Champagne.

lust received consignment of the follow.
81 ing choice brands:
LAC DOR. G. Heidsick and Creme de Bouzy.
For sale low to close. GEO. SYMMERS,
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Claret and Cider,


1 CAsK TABLE CLARET on draught,
l. Champagne Cider on draught,
Stock OF WINES unusually fnll, from COM
mon to finest grades, and offered at very low
prices by GEO. SYMMFRs
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The Empress Eugenlc departed from Paris
yesterday on her eastern tour.
A dispatch from London says the Bishop
OF Winchester has resigned.
Prince Arthur has arrived at Halifax, and
was received by the Governor General and
military escort.
General Deaheld, United States engineers,
Ia lying dangerously Ill at his residence, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Fifteenth and
Fifteen and half streets.
Boulds Baker, the Conservative Republican
candidate for lieutenant governor Of Texas,
will leave here this week for that State, to
enter actively into the campaign.
Major Generals J. q. Barnard, George W.
Cullum, z. B. Tower, II. G. Wright, and
c. B. Reese arrived at the EbblI House yos-
terday.
Andrew Johnson's election to the United
States Senate from Tennessee is now proba-
bic. Baltic Peyton, whose name has been
used in connection with the senatorship, Is
understood to advocate Johnson's election.
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Ano hhSSshoo U Henu SoSe8,
The Democratic papers are making latge
boasts about their victory In Tennessee.
They may well do so, for thcy have had no
such opportunity for exultation since that
State was carried of bodily into rebellion 10
1sG1- Then Tennessee had some 10000
votersi of these $1,000 went against sccss-
sion and 90, 900 for secession. In November
1858, Grant secured 80, 757 votes, few thou.
sand in excess Of the loyal voters Of 1851
Seymour received $500, composed phnei.
pally, II not wholly, Of conservatives Of the
Andy johnson stripe, or rebels from whom
disabilities had been removed. 1t would Do
difficult to find q true Union man among
this number. Such Is a faithful statement
OF the condition Of parties from the begin.
ming Of the rebellion until the recent cleo
tlon.
Now, what do We SEQ Stokes received
o5,o35 votes. II We tako the vote for Gran,
as the full Republican strength, Stokes oh.
taincd, with the exception Of / ,722 votes, the
entirc strength Of tho party. This fraction
Is all that Brownlo~ and senter can claim
as having been diverted from Stokes by their
influence. no one Will % SO absurd as TO
.na,se 'ua' teoe's voted ior stokes ana ke-
puoncahs ior Senter' Inc truth Is that the
"epuphean party went IN oody ior stokes.
NOW, Wnere DID the lis,ooo votes Tor Sen
tef, number such rs never before In tho
h's'oty oil tennessee was bestowed upon any
eandiaate, come rom All the restrictions
imposed oy Inc state constitution upon
parties Engaged In The rebellion, In regard
70 ,ouhg, were istnlessiy violated. The
He''So' mus Vi MS own personal knowl-
oas', hpo" 'nn' man ma oeen faithful TO
VI. 'Aon' VI nA'e sone o'ne' unquesuon-
"o'1 ,1oo " w, iao', 'o,o'0 ms name
s soaiu P p y" ,no n'. .. 'o'ers' Inc
oup,om' ooa.s VI W. o'a'o ma sustained
'"1 'esai 'aiia.y Vi TINS requirement.
nu' INC ia''n'u, rcg's'ers were all removed
W sen'er' una feoe's OF semi-reoes suosa-
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We GIVE PLACE to-day to other commu-
nlcatlons having reference to the agitation
about the removal of the capital. Tho agl-
tation Is of great interest to our citizens,
and the REPUBLICAN, is therefore disposed to
publish all that Is written upon the subject,
whether the language used is in spirit of
ridicule, satire or sound logical argument.
It will be understood of course that we can.
not, and do not, endorse all the views ad-
vanced, but we want to ascertain what Ii
thought about 1t by people generally.
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THROUGH FOR CALTPORSIA.-On Saturday
the first shipment from this place TO Calf
fornla by rail was made. 1t was lot of
tobacco shipped to San Francisco by Messrs.
Winfree & Lloyd over the Orange, Alexan-
dria and Manassas railroad.
We understand that the rate of freight by
this route TO California Is only about I cents
pound,-Lynehbwg NsU', @3d.
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Gov. BULLOCK, OF Georgia, has respited
Harriet Crittenden, alias Greer, a coiored
woman, who was sentenced to be hanged In
Macon yesterday. Her crime was the muir
der of white girl named Mary White, on
March 10, for the paltry sum Of $3.50.
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From smLLrSoroS, corner Of Four-and-a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, we
have "Harpers' Magazine" for September;
the "Nursery" for September, and "Harpcrs'
Bazaar" for September.
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WEhavc received from j. c. Parker, No.
45S Seventh street, "lIarpors' Magazine"
for September aud "Harpers' Bazaar" for
September 4th.
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FROM PnILP & SoLoMoSs', metropolitan
book store, We have ''Harpers' Bazaar" for
September 4th.
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The London Labor Association have ap-
pointed a committee to visit the United
States, to investigate the labor systems and
consult with the leading workmen, with q
view 10 mutual advantage.
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CONFERENCE WITH THE ISDIASs.-Mr.
William Z. Dodge, of the Indian commits
sion, has sent to Philadelphia the following
report OF conference he has recently had
with the Indians:
"CAMP SUPPLY, ISDIAS TERRITORY, Aug.
u, ls69.-George II. Stuart, Philadelphia:
We have to-day had u most important meet
Ing with the Cheyennes and Arrapahoes.
large number of chiefs were present, and
full two thousand men, women and children
were on the park outside. Medicine Arrow,
for the Cheyennos, and Little Room, for the
Arrapahoes, made excellent peace speeches.
The council lasted two hours, and Its re-
suits, we considered, were most favorable
for our object. II was u most imposing and
interesting sight. We are 1000 miles from
home and living in tents. We start to-mor,
row for Medicine BLUM, Wltchclaw noun
tains. Some 200 miles from there We turn
east, passing through the entire Indian res
eryations, and hope to reach home In thirty
or forty days hence. The Indians killed 700
buaaloes In the past week within ten miles
OF this place"
tsigned1 WIN. Z. DoDGE.
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From FRENCH Il RICHARDSON we have
"Harpers' Magazine" for September.
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Summer Resorts.
E~o SPRiNos.
rAssspssaisr sR ,l Spss1:s On the

e: sssi' "a :ss !: a9:R:s:
asrSsls aassiloas peculiar TO lsaie.. Thsir tonio
dass and paiisnts hon al parts o. The country.
a sss' e sse me s,o as. s"S
-; Al .I!i .ss;;. rs,I;ss.
os,ss req re. sis % :!l:: . shs Spsiss:,
1i.is: - ~ .e.,h, sle Per week. g per day.
Isss. So;iiios nu:is . sdsr 10 dlrssiion q Prof.
& oR A; sffS II 81
JyT-lI Proprietor.
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Mo.roonnar Co, va. Juiy I. 1870,
fss tSTn, 6ofTHdEs. BATH ROOMS. AZ: ,
throuGhout 10 the nsatest maaRr. Its Wild noun.
tsip tssssgy. pieture.ars aad ShNdy walk. drives
NEST 70 those IN pursuit Of health or pleasure.
Cottage eentaipisg firm two TO sixteen rooms
rs ffe ball Ss equal % ssy Sotsl In be county
le.tsl. tsIsareph6 and express oaoes ., The
~ q wsskinItos. Visitor. from Phiisdslphis.
Baltimore and WashlnGtoa will purchase ticket.
Teansesss railroads 10 the Big Tunnel depot At the
BprinGs.
ioaSer period asS for larger parties special rates
VIII es eharsed For e,IsHlsTs sppiy a ss,r once
jy1.R Montgomery white sulphur spripgs.va.
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T- d 4 n T IsT n Y .

E-H ~ N ~ - I" -
NJ friends aud patrons are informed that have
AS ss tss si &
o. 4sl s:!; %sS! :.:: 1ssaWsRalSSSaFT
". If A PERSON IN SEARCH OF
~ A GOOD CoOK1s6:s STOVE, 70, burn
Coal. were 70 70 Int, syery store In the United
M sas g % ~ ior a. ..,...s
g! ar :. S:os n P 9S, ever y.
\: s:.:s$S.Iss y ~ s;s. = lssss 3..s.:!
~ s.;:tSS F.ns.' AZ ~ 10y: S.sisI . .sss
NV s.s!:s Y: Sss'. III: 4: %
s% M & csss '' e as:s P pa
MAR .l.yated oven cook stove % The whole lot, and
q y @ rp s'HSi:
pie Of moving The oven a,edy from the Are. Is sx.
SUI u 4: ssss nsss.s S Ia Is, Sss
sCSs ;Sy Gent fuel than
or ast;.cp i.ss.. ihs "9riilnOIs kIisSsnsT. ~:
Klishsssrm IA. many other merits besides econ
IN. easier managed.
Itk.sp. he tIies.n e.o,.r n summer:
keeps the Kitchen perfectly ventilated,
Lkssps the dining room, when over the kitchen.
has no smoks pipe to clog up or ru.t ont
has hesyis. castings than any other range.
II maze. lie Hitshsn nor. eb,orfu,.
e.6 Be made made % hs,. room i above
I!sa,ts. 40 .mell Of eoOkIns to the room heated
""''eenng n.gwhRnse r.tpuInK co
o. Loai.isss .s.sus s s.ss s.!sa.h ..sss,.
.-.W n " WIN. YnIJ pOIs0N YOIIR-
~ Ell ,! dIialinl SODA WATER that
sss ass y. a. ?sss ssGii SSg1i :
TS% s iSss a cold win ''rO'' . mae
| .- sAMUEI. M. pEAUsON. ms
aud ..Lsif.tros,, be,wesa and o. sao.Im
~.TAYLOR 4 Cos
g| "CREAM SODA"
e.r". 81 81 ss,s.ss s.s
K,.ssure., yiehy. Cousress. and
seltser Waters ON brsugSt.
-nn vo- III ~ ~
@ yo,,v,. r,ns!.s ,.,,ovr,
| EHyAO~ lmEnySkD
| SS NSn SrsnuIMteGl leo
| 1e0m tho TIVE Triumphs,
class Feustsius.
KOLR HOT n ~ mn rt.s. and
Apose9ssssr.ess s bnIIainf,, Cor
... .2o
~ ney - Law, has removed his odiee 10 No.
| .uvp-Qm " 49, WV ''
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REMOVAL.
Dry Goods.

NV 100 Ds.
10 pisess ca Iooss. from laEe. up.
slsE EIsiss. IISs s5 5,sn Us up
. lLANERLs, from 26c, up.
wRt ASs s htifkC 6so tTS% S SSr up
II. TAYLOR ACo..
No. A Centre Market Space,
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- nAIos, oy.Icr, Cur HALL. I

wA.m,saIss, D. O. Si hssas III 3 i ntl
Net,ss 70 hereby aiyen ,ka., ~ stall. stands,
paid for Al their appraised value o. or before TIE
o'eloct, q n be ,old to the highest bidder for
italia 10 the Csatre Market will be reaui,ed 70 pro-
duee their liconsss OF or before the y daJ u An.
Gust, 1850 .lI..'Ir T.. BOWEN,
-.. y. SYDNEY MevARLHNb,
Au1D-N Clark oil Centre Market
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NOTICE. CERTIFICATE No. 90. FOR 100
N shares Of the stock Of the New Mexico Mining
COMPANY; issued 70 9snsT,i James oerl,to1,
General Q. McReTran. Application has been
therefor. JAMES II. CARLRT0N,
Auls. colin u, g. A,
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Excursions, Ito.
IL AsoAaS ron sL11oNT.
EoR nouHr vxRNoN.

rhs stsansr Arrow. Capt. Thomas I. .aSA
s.y..ss rsrs ans s.s.p. sssss,: % ~ M,
Asd Tuesday and fhur.dsy af,srn ssn,. ~ 80 p. m.
tss si.D JiEsi 81 KEs an ssgI,
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Educational.



M ADoNh TOWN COLL aBo ~
TWENTIETH MEDICAL sEssIoE, lssaN
COLLEGE BUILDING, CORNER OF TENTH
CITY u wssIsHhffssGCffoS.
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, n. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine,
GeneIal Pathology, and Medical Ethics.
PLoDoARD0 HOWARD. n; p,
Professor OF o0''e Shii aS Diseases OIL women ana
JOHNSON ELIOT, De-,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Surgery and
JAMES 3, MoR6As, n D..
Professor Of Msteria hedica,. Therapeutics and
Mos hsSlssl EssIRIi ;SSassH,' is.p..
pf'''''' 4 aAR RfR!&Sr FSS Rs nS descriptive
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Professor Of 9sPssSl ri Chemistry
Louis MAGkALE. js, ", g..
Professor OF Ulinical Medicine.
STEWART ELbRiDGB,M D., pemons'ra'ors'
ROBERTSON HOWARD, N. D.,
oCTOBERi. and tsrminA the following MARCH.
por tbs Full Course OF Lectures... ..........tl36
MatriculAtion
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90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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Lost and Found.

gOS NEwARD-FoR THE RETURN OF THE
IAO following aI!iele' m. from the sleepi 20
day Of last July. via Gold chat Of tweuty -fuur
wsights. AID smAll silver Watch, 10. Is. -.
head made u Ivory, No questions will be asked,
bat the shove reward will be gaid promgtly e tn
Store. Capitol Hill, or 10 SAMUEL LEWIS Jew
elry store, No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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