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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-11

aBUNIoN BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHI HARLRsTON. APRIL 30. 1a89--The Comptroller-
TGefef6f " State havins approved the ofictal
statement Of this Bank, and authorized the resump-
ton of business under the provisions of the late Act
sire meeting Of the Stockholders in connection
Herewith.
meeting will therefore be held at the Banking
House, on East Bay street. on THURSDAY, Goth May
proximo at Twelve O'Clock NJ.
By order Of the Board. ,
May II tuths H. 3. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
/. aE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE-
NUE. - COLLECTORS OFFICE. SECOND DIS
TRICT, sOCTH CAROLINA-OHARLESIO ON, MAY
!, 1869.-The undersigned, Collector. will be In at
tendance at No. 49 Broad-street Charleston, until
May 3lst to receive from residents Of the City OF
Charleston, st. James Santee, ST. James doosecreek,
st. Thomas and st. Dennis st. Johns Berkeley, st.
Johns Colleton, st. Andrews, St. Stephens and
Christ Church. Special or License Taxes, also Taxes
on Income. Billiard Tables. Carriages. Plate and
Gold Watches included In the annual list for 1859.
Unless payments are made ON or before the day
above named, the Law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are informed that the Collector has no
power to deduct the Eve per cent penalty and one
per cent per month interest taxes not paid with
in the time speciH ed in the notices.
Neither is the Collector responsible II the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices.
they Invariably pat In the Postoce. All Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
l., ,..Sr u, WILLIAM B. CLOUTMAN,
l. Maya tuths Collector.
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A@ ROSADALISi ROSADALIS i--BOILS,
CARBUNCLRS. ERUPTIONs AND PIMPLEs ON
THE FACE, sallowneos Of the Complexion. General
Debility. are brought about by an impure state
or the blood. Rossds,is has been found to be q
permahent cure for this class Of diseases. 1t
should be taken unl all the morbid matter as car.
ried out OF the system, and the blood 10 changed
from lee vitated condition to Ito healthy and normal
state. It 10 safe and efectual, produces the
slightest injary. conains no mercury or other poi.
sonous mineral. II you IRE suffering with any Of
these abnormal condilions Of system. try bottle.
II you have friend In similar condition, send
him bottle and he will ever thank you Ask your
druggist for 1t.
GOODRICH wINEMAN q co.,
Importers OF Drugs and Chemicais, 4
May stuthS - ' ChAsieston, 9. g. X
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TOLDaEs IL aaAGBETHa,
: no. 50 Broa a a.street.
HI 'F''% " Charleston. s. O..

O1sO1k1szs5s sHOO11O1vUnAsSJ 1s11n7 T01N1H
s..+ W. AND
GENEEsAL CD M MISSION AGENTS.
viii attend to Renting arid collecting Of Rents
and purchase end aaie. OF ,bsoc-s, Bonds, Goldss
Sflssz aud Real Estate.
70 the Purchase of G0ods and Supplies for pafties
I'm tine country upon reasonable terms.
iGEoaaH l.. HoLxEs. 49,. >. .ALExANDER MACBETH.
Janusryi Tyr
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YKYILLHs " CnasOLna.
FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS

1gsE@a n SHLFr1NG AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE ANp
'SHIPMENT ITO Foreign and Domestic Ports OF
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES,
ATLANTIC wHARF. chaaleston. g. O. 4
E.WLLIS.. y. q ~. "A. H. OHYSOLM
N October 26 ,,,.,,.,E \ r#4 ~ Az
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AT DIR. WRIGHT'S REJOVENATING
ELIXIR, OR ESSENCE OF LIFE. cures General
Debility. Weakness, Hysterics in Fenaes, Palpita-.
tfon OF the Heart and all Nervous Diseases. It re-
stores lie and vgor to the aged causing the hot
blood OF youth to- course the veins. restoring the
Organs Of Generation. removing Iinpotency and De-
bility, restoring Manhnesa and fun ygor thus prov
ing perfect "Etixir of Love-" removing sterility
aud Barrenness in both sexes. To the young, mid
die sged and aged. there Is no greater boon than
thiss:Elxir Of Life" 1t gives new lease Of life,
causing the weak and debibtated to have renewed
strength and vigor, and the entire system to thrill
with Joy and pleasure. c4 Fs
Price--one bottle %; Three bottles e5.
Sold In Charleston, g. O.. by Ur. II. BAER, A.
". EOKEL b co., q. W. AIMAR, w. A. sKaINE,
ED. s. BURNHAM and RAOUL b LYMAN.
February l8 ,4r DAo tuthseow3mos
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Shipping.
Shipping.
e w YORK AND CHAKLEsTnM
STE MSHIP LINE.
R E w YOH *
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

1&C.vp6Sa THE FIRST-CLASS SIDE.NaEFr
~LIEME4HS sIEAMSHlP MANHATrAN WooD
~<EMSkA1T HULL Commander, will leave AL
at O'Clock A. Nj. DAi AoCn 'nSt',
NJ-No Bills of Ladipp sioned oftou,,,, D..
the steamer, ~ 'ne s'A'ihg
Providence, r. I. Do''oh ana
81 Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
For Freight Passage, apply to
JAMES AD4Eh Il o. Aoents
May 10 5 'op'e'"Ts.I
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY,a
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

CHANGE of SAILING DAY
>NNEgs nns leave Pier NO A, .aa aerh AsEsh RYE
10 o.c1osS CI 1a nor Scat 81 M9X Yori 81
a1st of every month except when these dares tai,
eh Sunday, then the Saturday precedtng) I.
Oeeariure of lst and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Americap
ports Those of 1st touch at Nauaaniilo,
Departure of 18th OF each month connects w.sh
the new steam line from Panama To Australia ap'
New Zealana
steamship cREAT RRPUBL leaves San Francis
CO tor emma ana Japan July 8. 1863.
NO Cah1ornia stee.ners touch ~ Hsraca. but &c
direct from New York u Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds bagAsge free TO each ADJ >,
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apy
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on 1hs VIII IL
foot Of Cansl-street, North River. New York
March IL Tyr F. r. RABY. Agent.
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FOR SAVAMNAA--lNLANDR ROUTE,
VIA BEAUFORT And HILTON HEAD:
THROUGH TICKETS 70 FLONIDA.
ON AND AFTER MAY 1ST
tta PASSAGES RE D UCED.
To Savannah. .o8. To Beaufort. o..
= ...uiE...s. THB sTRAMBh PILOT BOY, OAP-
skzszSsszss = TAIN FENH PECK. wiz leave Accom-.
mediation Wharf every MONDAY ana THuRGDAx Morn.
mo At O'Clock
Returning will leave Savannah every TvRsDAx and
---- JOHN FERGUSON,
Aprtl 40 Accommodation Wharf.
NOR SAyAEEAka.
= THE STEAMER d ATOR,
CAPTAIN W. T. McNELTx, win sail
from Ohal less0n for savannah on SATURDAY EVE.
MING, at o'clock.
RETURNING. %Nf.g
wnl leave Havannah for Chsrleston on gUNDA Y
AYrKpNooN. at 1 o'cl,ck r
For freight or Passage, apply to
April 20 j. ID AIKEN Il co., Agents.
ED1STO, ROCKvaLt.E AND ENTER.
pRISF.. y la@3tH
. slE.s@N Ms. THE 8 Banner FANNIE CAP.
TAIN ADArR win leave Acconmcda.
tion Wharf every WEDNRspAY MORNING. at O'clock =.
Returninp. leave kdisto at 8 o'clock ON ThynspAY.
JOHN EgRGUaoN.
April 26 Accommodation Wharf /,
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a%OREDLTORS' S'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr.. GEORGEH. GRUBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE H
GRUBER, or to Mr.. q. W. GRUBER, ito be found at
Messrs. CoRWIN'S STORE, KING-sTREET) during
the month After the first Of June all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate
in order to wind up the affairs speedily as possible
H. GERDTS co.,
May lU limo Agents for Creditors
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BALTIMORE AND CEIAKLESTUH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Sfcsam.A THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
/ZkASY.Ennn are appointed to sail on the folio, :
@(H8ELAf&dXN Ing days for BALTIMORE duri)
Ea.sEs-e&za@8s- sEa.sEs-eza@8s- the month OF May:
SEA GULL, Captain DUTToN. May 11th, at O'Clock
P. M.
MARYLAN@s Captain JOHNSON. May 18th, al 10
O'Clock A. Nj. "
FALCON, Captain HoRsEY. May 2oth, at ~ O'Clock
P. NJ. ~
SEA GULL, Captain DuTToN May 25th, at o'clo,s
MARYLAND, Captain JOHNSON Nay Goth, at 10
O'Clock A. Nj.
80. Through Bills Ladng signed for all classee er
Freight to BOSTON. PH1LADhi PHIA. WlLMIN~
TON. DEL, WASHINGTON CITY and the NORTl-
WEST
For Freight or passage, apply to
COURTENAY TRENHOLM.
May ~ Union Wharvef.
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EXCURSION TRIP TO ST. AUGUsTINE Il
..- FLORIDA.

rK~~ THE STEAMER CITY POINT,
Captain GEORGE E. MCMILLAN viii
make an Excursion Trip to st. AUGUSTINE, leaving
Charleston on FRIDAY, 21st May, at O'Clock 2. II.
She will touch at Savannah. Fernandina Jackson
vile and Palatka. and will remain at st. Augustine
nearly whole day. giving exoursicnists ample time
to visit points Of interest about the city.
Tickets for the round trip, $26. Meals and State
rooms, &C., included. u II! L n
For Freight or Passage. apply to
J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents;
May II 'c south Atlantic Wharf.
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FOR P:,lLADELPHIA AND BOs1ON
REG ULAR EVERY 1HLRsDA y

1ff-Asm, THE ST EAMSHIp ]. w. EVER
/akN4YY1f%Ssrn MAN, Captain SNYDER will ie ave
<ZlE1lAGIK North Atlantic Wharf, on THURSDAY
zzss@-ssaitssszz-- 18Th inst.., at 12 NJ
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN Il tHEO. GETTY
may ~ North. Atlantic Wharf
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For EDsSTO, 2
ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE. WAITING POINT,
sa.I . AND HLMON's BLUFF.
&DA THE STEAMER EMILE CAPT.
sN7|aGS3a5 sP. C. LEWIS, will leave south Com
mercial Wharf as above every WEDNHsDAY- MoRN-
Ix0, at 8 O'Clock.
Returning. win leave Edisto ct o'clock on
THURstjAx. - N4H 4Ua
Freight received THTs DAY, Apply to W
SHAOKELFORu & EETILY, Agents,
May II i No. Boyce's wharf.
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Aa- AT THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Painters Charitable Association No. 8. or,an
lied April the sOth. 1862 the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year:
81. Q. HAMMOND, President.
THEO. G. DUPREE, vice-President.
JOHN L. MERCHANT, Secretary.
BENZ WHITE, Treasurer
c.tH. " o'NEAL, Chairman Standing Committee.
May III ~
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a5-CONVENTION.- SEvENY- -NINTH
Annual Convention Of the Protestant Epscona,
Church In South Carolina will meet In st. philin,s
Church, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant
Divine service will comm ence at Ten O'Clock A. M
Arrangements have been made with the Railroad
Companies to carry the members of the Convention
to and from the city for one fare.
JOHN d. MoCOLLOUH,
may tuths4 Secretary
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.N EXTRA TN1P TO SAVANNAH.
N-s1DA THE ELEGANT STEAMER CITY
ska&ASsk51S7 - POINT, Captain GEo. e. MCMILLAN,
vii leave Charleston for Savannah on WEDNEaDAY
kvRNrNG, ct 8 O'Clock.
HfN ,il f i't''} HETUHNIN0:
She will leave Savannah ter Charleston every THURS
DAY AFTERNOON, ntA O'Clock.
For freight or passage, apply to t8
]. D. AIKEN Il CO.. Agents,
Mays South Atlantic Wharf.
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FOR CHENAvW, rs
GEORGETOWN AND ALL LANDINGS ONaTHE
III 6..tsls& PREDEE RIVER.
% ,rdEz0h,j THE STEAMER MARION. GAP.
TAIN J T. r osrnn. ts recsiving
Freight at Recommendation wharf, and will leave
THURSDAY N1aHT. the 18th instant
N. B.--Hereafter the MARION will leave On the
let Of every month for the santee River and on the
18th for the Peedee. q JoHS FERGUSON:
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IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUSTICE
-st } :. CHASE.

lillion and a quarter.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-23

yes no obligation on his part to respect
the common veal, the community
avenges itself, by the force Of an ire
sistible law. and he must necessarily
suffer the proper consequences of his
mistake. His s0rdid disposition prompts
to the adoption of a course that is fatal
to his own interest. He holds on to
every single foot of land with blind
tenacity, and will readily sacrifice a
great and permanent interest rather
than share it with the public. The mar
row street, destitute alike of pavements,
sidewalks. sewers and artificial lights,
naturally leads to the association of po-
verify, filth, disease and crime; and thus
by his own acts his property is rendered
comparatively valueless This is but the
natural consequence of that supreme
avarice which governs every action In
the lives of some people. 1t is the just
and inevitable retribution that follows
close in the footsteps of men who pur-
sue their own selfish objects i'll utter
forgetfulness of the common welfare. =
Brittan's Real Estate Record.
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CARP GE9AS
Don't trade with us, il will not be
our fault.
We are going TO lay i'm a large
stock of the most desirable goods,
and are going to sell them cheap
for Cash,
Mating specially, i'm all widths
we will open Monday morning
4 case fast color Prints, 10 cents.
L case Alpacas, double fold, 80 c.
1 case Marsailles, S5 c. per yard.
L case Dress Goods CSC. per yard.
ALI Wool Ingram Carpets, 70 cts.
per yard, the cheapest Goods we
have seen for ten years.
We would invite all i'm want OF
First Glass Goods, at Reasonable
Prices, to give Jas a call.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-23

MFRS L. NJ. LUDLOW has opened
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES,
At her residence,
No. 25s BROAD STREET, ELIZABETH.
For terms, &C., apply to Mrs. L. as above.
limited number of BOYS, under twelve years
of age, will be admitted
I'd E NJ MI a III q III I II.
Mrs. Ludlow will continue her Glasses in writing
as heretofore.
LESSONS DAILY AT AND 7P.M.
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The Gazette OF Monday evening says;
TuE committee appointed at the last term
of the County Court, Of this county, to cx-
anime into the condition OF the Viaduct
across tho Washington and Alexandria
turnpike, at Four Milo Run, inspected that
structure on Saturday last, and have made
to the court report that they find the same
In fully as good condition as similar struc-
lures elsewhere as regards leakage, there
not being any leakage TO Inconvenience the
travelling public. II is also In perfectly
safe condition as to strength.
On Saturday morning colored man
named David Jones, who had rented some
rooms in the building know as Bruins Jail
TO another colored man named John Hack
Icy, went to the latter and told him If he
continued to allow dlsorderly parties to as
semblc In the rooms he had rented, he must
vacatc them. Hacklcy denied his authority
to make him leave the rooms and cursed
aud abuSoG nm. Jones then left, but In a
short time returned with n loaded gun,
which as soon as he entered the house he
lcvelcd ut IIacklcy and pulled the trigger,
but bystander knocked up the muzZlc at
the moment II went OF, and the contents in-
stead OF passing into the body Of Hackley
were lodged In the ceiling OF the room. The
parties were then separated.
Two CASES OF cholera morbus, which
nearly proved fatal, occurred on Saturday
from eating stale vegetables.
IT SAID there will be most abundant
crop OF watcrmclons this season, as the vines
arc very full.
THE TWO ENGINEERING PARTIES employed
by the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Company left here this morning,
after several weeks Of Office work, the first,
In charge of Capt. Marbury, to run u line
for temporary track across the Blue Ridge,
and the second, In charge Of Capt. Bruce, to
locate the line Of the proposed Lcesburg
and Aide turnpike.
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The San Francisco Bulletin, in an article
dcprecating the tendency Of the whites to
abuse the poor Chinese laborers, nevcrthe-
lcss takes ground against the Immigration
movement. II says
II Is unquestionably desirable that white
labor should be encodraged-thnt white
men should be paid the highest wages pos.
slble. We have no hesitation in saying that
II Is vastly to the advantage Of California
and to San Francisco to have white instead
Of Chinese immigrants. Our mechanics and
laborers should come from the Atlantic
States and Europe instead OF Asia.
Ordinary labor, when rendered by white
men, will prove vastly more advantageous 10
the Inhabitants OF this coast than were the
same service rendered by Cinnamon, for the
wealth acquired by the former is wealth be.
longing TO ourselves, while that Of tho China
men belongs TO race which can never be
naturalizcd, and must ultimately be taken
abroad. 1t is folly to encourage Chinese
immigration further than in moderate num-
bore, for they can never become voters,
neither can they assimllate to our manners
and customs. The Chinese, for dozen gen
erations, will remain distinct people. They
will never intermarry, hence, under the most
favorable condition OF things they would bo-
| como q servile race.
California might DO filed to OVERLOOKING
State derive from themi II Is a plain prop
osition, at least to us, that business mon
should encourage white immigratlon-that
we should not allow politicians, neither Dem.
ocrats nor Republicans, to fix our views on
so importanta question as that Of Chinese la
Dor. We should do this for ourselves. DEM
agogucs may encourage the mob to maltrcat
tho Chinese, but we should see that every
man landed on our shores Is properly treated
and protected.
A few thousand Cinnamon temporarily
here would perhaps advance the prosperity
of this State, but millions would not The
State could be oyerrun so as to make an unfit
residence for whites. We need not assure
our citizens generally, that there arc few I'D
vantages to be derived from Chinese labor,
In comparison with those from white labor,
for all undcrs. and the subject. A man may
DO able to obtain the services Of one cheaper
than the other, but one is citizen, and
forms a constituent part Of the body polite,
while the other docs not.
The great majority OF our population dc
sire to leave Chinese labor to the care Of II
self. II we lack population, let us set about
inviting II to our shores through Legitimate
channel. Let us send to the Atlantic Stale.
and 20 EdruPe, and we may obtain all tina
we desire, which will be vastly preferable Il
importing Cinnamon by hundreds of thou
sands.
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TgLaaArn STATroNs.-The following Is q
correct statement OF the lire alarm telegraph
stations In the city:
2. Third street cast and l. street south.
., Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
4. Eleventh street east and Pennsylvania
avenue.
o. Seventh street east and Pennsylvania
avenue.
0. FIFTH street east and A street south
I. Police Station, Eighth precinct, Flnh
street east and South Carolina avenue.
8. Fourth street east and q street north.
.. sixth street east and II street north.
IL. Second street cast and X street north.
10. Second street east and East Capitol
street.
II No. Engine House Capitol Hill.
10 Second street west aud = street south.
10 Police Station, Four-aud-s.half street
west, and II street south.
II. FOur.And.a-hAlf street west and NJ street
south,
IS Eleventh street west and MNryl and
avenue
10. Four.snd.a.hali street west and Mary.
land avenue.
81. q street north and New Jersey avenue
railroad depot.
20. City Hall.
"a, No. Hook AMI Ladder House, MassR-
chusetts avenue and Fourth street.
70. Fourth street west and No" f"'h ave-
nue.. ,,.,,. 49,, ,,.,..
= y. seventh street west and NJ street north.
y. rrntn street west and II street north.
80 SVICulh street west and T. street north.
vaniA avenue.
80. Seventh street wcst aud u street south.
%. Bank Of Washington, Louisiana avenue.
80. CeRtral Gutrd- housc.
80. Twelfth street west aud street north.
81. Twelfth street west and N street north.
81. No. Engine House, ID street north and
Twelfth street west.
80. state Department, Fourteenth street.
IL. Willard's Hotel.
~. Riggs Bank, fiftecRth street west and
New York avenue.
-. Fifteenth street wcs, ana X street north.
IS. Nineteenth st. west aud II street north.
10; No; ! Ensine.ho9se, sixteenth street
west and street north.
II. sixteen-and.s-hal street west and II
street North.
Is, Twentieth street west and NJ street
north.
20. Police Station, Twentlc,h street west
aud street north.
81. Twcnty-siNth street west and q stree,
"a. Twcnty-third street west and l. stree,
| north.
! %. Smithsonian.
| o.. AtmOry Square.
| 50. Arsenal Gate.
81. Navy Yard Gate.
north. wa" ''''''
%. sixth street west and N street south.
o.. Adams Express onec, Pennsylvania
! avenue.
%. II street north and North Capitol street
| 81. Seventh street west aud street north,
". Ninth street west aud q street south.
! G5. Fourteenth street west and q street
south.
n. United States observatory.
e.. Supt, OF Police, (rcsidcnce,) Eighthstrcri
| west aud X street north.
n. Police-station, First street west and =
street north.
DIRECTIONS To KEY WoLDaGs
Turn the crank slowly AHl steadily about
| twenty-five times; then wait y few momen g.
and II you hear no ticking In the box, or alarm
| on the large bells, turn as before until you
| hear the alarm.
Alarms Of IRE will be glvcn on tho bells OF
Thirteenth street Baptist church, st. Mary q
tGermanl Catholic church, tFifth street west j
and the Columbia cngine-h0usc he'll. Capitol
Hilll By striking the number OF the box civ.
| Ing the signal.
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A CARD.

wAsufsaToS, u. q, July 10, 1862
We, the undersigned, who accompanied
the Mayor and members OF the Councils Of
this city on the trip to Gettysburg, Pennsyl-
vania, on the 30th Of June, certify that the
statement made by Alderman s. 5. Baker
and others, In reference to certain allega-
tons made by Councilman George W. Hat
ton, are, to the best Of our knowledge and
belief, strictly correct In every particular.
(Signed,) G. d. Curtis,
Washington Daily Chronicle.
u. Z. WEAVER,
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GrSrLEMES's RouKs De Cm,MnRr,

GESTLEMES's RoBRs De Cm,NBRE,
Suitable for warm weather; price, ss.
Gcntlemon's Night Shirts,
Gentlemen's Travelling Shirts,
Gcntlemcn's Linen Busters,
Gentlcmen's silk Night Caps,
Gcrilemen's Linen Undershirts,
Gcntlcmen's Linen Half Hose,
Gcntlemen's Summer Gloves,
Gentlcmen's Silk Umbrellas,
GEO. c. IlESStNG,
No. 5ll Seventh street.
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UNITED SrATgs EsIIsERR's OPFIGg,l
No. 81 FIFTH STREET.
LorIsyiLLG, Ky, June rs, 1850
SCALED proposals, In duplicate, will be received
q ihl, Olice until u IN. on W "WEDNESDAY, July %,
lSg, for the excavation OF about 800 cubic yards
81 rock ut tho mouth Of the Louisville aud Port.
land rsGal
Sp"cidetlinHS Of the work to be done. and any
rther 10 formation necessary WI 10 furnished to
printed E ny II this advertisement must DO at.
iu'L" {" each ,nnJ ~ III" prrposal, aud each bid
must be- accompanied by wTtton guarantee,
tirHed by two responsible IrtsEns, that the party
"F r'rlsS rInpoSibg will e,tcr into contract upon
rrIeiying tho AwardmuuI.
No bids VIII no enl.tla nd except fruIn persons
who have lad experiences Va similar work, and the
tlght 10 reserved to reject any aud all bids, II II
.hal DO dcomod for the interest Of the ut
Twenty per ccntum Of tho monthly estimate Of
ue work done will be retained as security for the
inltllmeHt Uf the contract.
Proplsals mrst be one losrd In scaled CO yslOpc,
and endorsed Proposals. for kock Excavation -
and addressed to q. wEITZEL,
Mrior Corps Of Engineers,
l.p I'll breyct Major General y, s. A,