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New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u FIFTH DISTRICT NhSlOKK, eosPr.ng The 7th, lsh.
ud ih wards ofhs CITY YokSO1iCg Is HEREBY GIYES
panuha to Law that have received tie @ Of valstoss and
under
support pay Interest Pub Debt
approved 1 June 1854 sni ansniory thereto
aud that vii s1 psohsy depuiT for the collection Of
ohec No @ broom g. corner Of the BsNer daily San
dss FROM the 9h DAY Until the 2b dar otJunr 1902 inclusive
bciseu The hours sis of sud O'Clock The lists herein
referred 10 eomprss s special tares trades business, and po
o the esdst Apn 30 articles Schedule
Billiard Tables Naichc the l March 1870 sud the
i8r the yeEr euuE Dec ~ 1907 All persons who shall
ufct Tse The Assgssns returned asnu ben, Shn
ssl by s become liable 20 the penalties Pre-
sehbel BY aN All sb,ei saere payment mast he esaet
NcW.Y0Tt, JaRo 0. 1903 JOHN hcHARG,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

HARTFORD direct.-State of NeW-YOrk and
Ctr Of Hartford leave Pea DAILY sl Z p for Hartford
connecting ~h ui or Spnrsssd Casorss Hooko HsssptOs
Bfsttthno ~ L. ~ Lle. Isl eAas ~. RI clalI 8 -
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James.

| ONG ISLAND RAILkUAD leaves James
H slip:
81. m. Mall ,riin h,r Noribpor and Grseaport
1880 Rosyu. Gon Cove L,asg valley HuSshstsu aO
Eortbpork
3:3ip m GreenpoH EIpreS.
aJo Ro,yu, Glen Cove Loca Valley, Hsnngtoa, North
$50 M fOr Royu Glsu Cove valley, Huusassoo d
Eorihport
p m for JsmSes ard Hempssad.
Al With Et,ueh r Rempsisad Sunday tans for
Glen Cove Locust Valley. HCuns aod Horihpo leaves
Hnatsrs Poiut at 9 IN. sEd p. l. d. BAkIoA, Supt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on Housa-
tonic uI Naugatuck Ea5sd-Y 81 leave Calha-
rHsslp - uooa. and $3.50 Leave II ,arhski B. a
n
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
AD INDEPENDENTS LINZ f.r BALI. WASHINGTON tha WEST
SOUTHWEST. sud EORrHWKSr WESTERN FRElGHr rs.
ssysI forwarded BY PROPELLER NJ
wASHISGToN CITY FREIGHT BY G. aui r. from Pier No /,
~ r. daily. RAlk3 Low, With quick dsnaaa Passengers take the
asd C. aud ron 0f Csurtahitst privilege
WEST Of mp Washington D. g. sai without
ONLY LINE AaorIuK as utaccusnk TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED &. N. PBkYrlL Gea. AEt,
No 279 Broadway cor B.reiay.st, EeNYOrk
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

In volume, 2no + pp 10 Seib bsved boards Pce TWO
DOLLARS POr se the counter at THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
Mall orders supplied at th postage prepaid Orders sbosh
be adiressed 70 The Tribano Oaee
TNHE Maritime FLAGS of all Nations. Price
y esnt- Tbe BLACK ART Or MAGIC MADE Easy Pros 10
oentL Mailed Tree VI postage receipt price.
y A. BRADf, Ne 8 ABsSG
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

TOR RONDOUT, Poughkeepsic aud New
Il hurrb anfug 40 COZIENs. CORSWAIf MILTON, NARI-
BORo FSOPUs Steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL aaI JAS W..
BALDWIN leave pier foot ~ H4rr.soHst, daily St4 p
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
Her feet beneath her petIlcoab
Like little mice. sole in and org,
A.if they feared the light J

Time was when clothing, sumptuous or for use'
Save their own painted skins, cur sTes bad none
As vet black breeches were not, satin smesth,
or velvet soft, or plush with shaggy pile
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
gsAnHNNEN NH.HTEUH NNaN "A Hnf

COMMENCING MAY 10, 1854
Pesssces szn "a EsvYoTk Of TWsn aevssthsA %
F0urh.ave. Entrance q IventT-seFsnh~L
TRAINS LEAHE NkMlORk - !.
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STEAMBOATS, arA gaiIrsaSS.

e9kaHbodS ana 4,Sul6aBS'
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LISB 70. BOSTON 'Sa g9s, gsTe''y
REMOVE Pier No. ' occupied By 'h' As the past J'aI
" 'D' '''''u' PIER No 40, n h.
Foot Of Casa and w where ths hest o rsIsss
ias SewYot C eonaecug New Lonlen aad Norwich sh
GNLondor Northern and NofAcG ald Wofssei A.
Boston and 5sS worcester Sau Fhbsrs ,Hd Worcester
ToS through teIs rates M eight sad a lrHa0H. apply at
N' oa''' F''' No. ~ ''''' '''' JE SHORT JR. As.n,
DUY TAINTOR's CITY OF NEW-Y0RK
D GCRE sq3PPf f' % e9:f I q STfS Fe sI'Ii .
NEPTUNE LINE Of STEAMERS for
~ PROVIDENCE AID BOSTON DAILY,
a5 ron Per p n r. 70 lo', 3, RIls;.S. E,
6s 6sa ,s s to to BosF9S BosF9S - 10 PsoyBRScE si
Freight a .gref rat l-9t t FLoI,o,fs I w Doo1 ~
pEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY. ,,,,,
rHE ST. yanhTFn y6as pasw y ASp pTss RICHMOND.
One iis ,so1s .ieass vii sl7o Pier n, North Rive, RvRRY
moon, s s .s :5',f l Vs. a.. . s. f a.s AS'1 Paw
s As.1y & ~ LSsf % at, st s: % , es I ss @ e o.
a. S oses S fs & Tsa T u se s,i' checked 70 "
A LBANY and TROY.
"a. vrpnArp PTR r esr.,,. r.r c,.,s,.
Rfssr on soSblY Nly g. l,srsT 6ss.o.,s,,t al S asi
TysrA ~ a. 5 connecting .il he \ y Csairl Rsls's.sT
landing West Point Eswblrb, PoHsblsP''' R.s'sseE. ca!k
and Hnissu
EOR GLEN COVE and ROSLYN--Landing
il a,wHITE STONE. BAYLtgs DOCK For SshaTlsr), GREAT
KRCK SANDS POINT MOTIFS DOCK. Asa GLKS WOOD-sIsGssI
sUAwASHAKA Fcck clip EFFRf AFTERNOON (sasday
esptsi ocsck soppHg Thirty Aeh way ahsl
Monday June ConmnauoE teke So tsr uoAthL Pasksgs
tickets snd Hausisa iarcs greatly Teiacei
EOR NEW-HAYER, HARTFORD, SPRING
II FIELD AND THE BORrH Pare sL SteSRes leave Psoa.
shp for New HasH at 3lS sad II eanaesiss vita Ns Raioad
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
Tne half Railroad tssutifil steamboat NELLY
WHITE leaves Pier No 81 r. fo.. Of Markets. afternoon
75 he arrival Of ,he DaHJgy aal NssHrea trains FaEs
IS cents, Excursion Ticket ~ 2A
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

N ID. g. T. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE for
~. Yonktr' 'ss' nobFs Perry irTltsa TarySND, NIssk
RseauG Lake HaetAN YspsBEs Post GTlsiy Point
aud Pesksk frop 100, s Hsrafo ~ A. dy so Ai 500
IN. Psrteslsu At tho oaee oa Pier No. g. LAM Agsst
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ CHANGE OF TnE-HOsDAT April q sss Erprsss Trsks
will leave Trenty.ixtast end PosrtssVs hr
Ahssy Troy Ptea &c Chatham Ls Ttsil vi leaye AZ 10
asd PGrisgs Train At AIS ,. c. BUCKHoUT, sGpt kA
Nss.Y .YoTkA Apil %. 1889
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The state Militia.

twill be seen by circular published in
another column, that Adjutant- General Mo
ses declares that emo orders have yet been
issued looking to the organization of the
State militia, or'the arming and drilling Of
the same" There have, undoubtedly, been
movements looking to an immediate organi-
cation of an armed forced Of some kind in
different localities but we accept the
statement Of the Adjutant- General that
this was done without authority, and call
the attention of ell persons to that portion
of the militia law which declares "that
"there shall be no military organizations. or
formations for the purpose of arming,
sdrilling, exercising the manual of arms or
"military man@uvres not authorized under
sthis act"
We also again express the hope that the
active organization Of the militia will be
postponed for many months to come 1t is
not necessary for any public purpose, and
can do no good, while it must cause grave
alarm and may lead to serious riot and dis
order.
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with a far season we may expect goou yleld.
Wheat and oats have, until within few days,
looked remarkably we'll. The cold has effected
these crops, and if the present cold snap con-
tinues many days wheat will be seriously In
jured."
The death OF Prince Alexander Sergeyvitch
Mentscbikoff, Of Russia, is announced bya tolc-
gram. This distinguished prince and soldier
was born in 1889, entered the imperial service
in 1906. accompanied Alexander as aidc-de-
camp during the campaigns Of 1924, was
subsequently promoted to the rank Of General,
but resigned in 1928. when the Gear defnitlvs-
ly abandoned the cause Of the struggling
Greeks. Under Nicholas he served as ambas-
sador to Persia. and afterwards took part in
the war against that country, captured Anapa,
but was seriously wounded at Varna, and sub
sequently devoted himself to the development
Of the Russian navy. In 1853 he was sent to
Constantnople to urge the claims Of Nicholas
in the affairs Of Turkey, but only succeeded in
promoting a speedy rupture, the result OF
which was the Crimean war. He commanded
both the land and naval forces in the Crimea.
lost the battles OF Alma and Inkermann, but
distinguished himself by his energy in the de-
fence of Sebastopol. He was superseded in
March, 1856 by Gortschakoff, and was ap'
pointed by Alexander III commander of Cron,
stadt. At the time Of his death he was Admi.
raj of tho Russian navy.
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all that he needs and all that he desires.
Hold out the inducements. Show the cheap
ness Of land and labor Prove the scarcity
ofmoney and the gain to be made by ite USE
These will bring Northernels and Europe
ans 10 the shores of South Carolina-not
travellers with et-bags, but settlers
with trunks, who will be of us and with us,
ana will have no cause to complain of their
reception, Notwithstanding the ominous pre-
diotions Of the disappointed Forney.
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8 = = = = Z = = as9
TAIsNEw AND coMMOLIOUs HOUSE, IouAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-seoand-stree
commodation Of Its quests. It was built expressly
for frstcisss family boarding house--the rooms
and cold w.ter and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is 10 the most experienced
hands, afording guests an 'unequallad table. 81
the modern improvementa,sanaf " the service Of
door every four nfpites, running from the Oity
haIi to centaAE P9rk while the Sixth and eventR
afordins ample facilities FOR COMMUNICATING with ali
the depots, atcamb0at landings, places Of aTnuse.
ment and business OF the great metrop IFS. e.
MachlE 1AN MI G@.t 6mOs
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The Clarendon press complains that the
Charleston papers published on Saturdays
never reach that place. The fault is not with
us, as The NEWS is mailed with the regularity
of cock-work. We hope that Postmaster
-Trott will give an eye to this matter.
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Amusements.

WAs"'scroN LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITA ASSOCIATION FAIR,
CHARITY FUND AND TO ERECT A MONUMENT
TO THEIR DEAD,
At tho request Of largo number of families who
have been unable to attend. will be continued on
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday, the
10th, 1Ith and 10th instant,
IN HIBERNIAN HALL.
Doors open from to II p. NJ, except on Mon
day, when, In consequence of this being Memo
rial Day, the doors will be opened at 7 Pm.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Season TiCkC ts. ST 90
Family Season Tickets ts.........2 . 90
Single IlCRetS..... 10
Servants in charge OF children ............ 70
Family and Single Season Tickets can be procured
at the Bookstores.
The Firemens Prizes in aid Of the Association and
the "Cathoic Male Orphan Asylum" to be given to
the Company receiving the largest lumber Of votes,
consisting Of:
ELEGANT SOLID SILVER TRUMPET
100 FEET DOUBLE RIvETED LEATHER HOSE
2 HANDSOME BRASS (PATENT LEATHEp
COvERED) PIPES 49,.
Q HANDSOME SILvER.PLATED LANTERNS
Are n exhibition at the Fair. Price per vote
80 cents.
Autographed copies (for framing) of the ROLL
OF THE DEAD for sale at the Hsll. 2
The last Car will leave the Hall at II O'Clock p M
precisely. II. b. OLNEY, Chairman.
j. L. HONOUR Secretary and Treasurer.
May 10
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uew Qualifications.

fTII Il oOLOG GTCAL BOOKs
THE CLERGY AND MEMBERS OFtTHE PRO-
TESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVEN TON visiting the
city are invited to call at FOGAR1IE'S BOOK DE-
POSITORY, No. 260 KING-STREEr. lin the Bend J
where, in addition well selected stock of HREO-
LOGICAL. MISCELLANEOUS and SUNDAY
sCHOOIlB00Es, they will find special consign-
ment of astrological Books from Messrs. Pott &
Amery's New York extensive COLLECTION Of English
Church Books. Priced Catalogues of Pott Amery'
The london Religious Tract Society; The London
Christ'an knowledge Society, and the Publications
and Importations Of j. B. Lippincott & Co., can be
had on application at
FOGARrIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No 260 Kng-street, tn the Bend.l
May 10 mtuths4
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prp GOODS, Gtf.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES',
And Dry Goods Buyers Generally.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE TIE FOL-
il ING:
CAL1COEs. of fair quality, redued from 12h to 10
cents.
.HOOPsK X IFsTS. favorite styles. fl ON 80 cents up
ENGLISH and German Hose and Half Hose, at
the most reasonable prices
ALB UMS. Notions, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Port
monaies, all at moderate prices.
PAHASOLS-Children from 80 cents to Ladies'
from rs cents up.
DIR ESS GOODS consisting of Bareges, Grena-
dimes. Grape Mares, from 20 cents up.
NIBBONS, Straw Goods and Fans, o nice assort-
ment.
YOU TRY our "A Lopgcloths. at I21& and Is cents
GOOD QUALITY of Kid Gloves. reduced to 81.
Fine Berlin Gloves. Ladies' and Chldren's, from
26 cents up.
OFTEN AENIIERE'S celebrated French Cor.
sets, from 80 cents up.
ONLY so cents for a good Brown Liuen Table Cloth.
DOYL1eGs. Diaper and Table Linen, sold at the
lowest cash prices.
25. BEST.
All goods are bought by chance and the people
will find it to their advana ge to call at
FURCHGOFT & BROS.
No. 437 King-street corner of Calhoun.
An exclusive department for Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Trunks. 3mos May y3
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Meetiaas.

ORANGE LODGE, No. III, A. Il. NJ.
YI,HE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF ORANGE
Il Lodge. No IA. will be held THIS kvENINa, at
Masonic Hall, at Eight O'Clock precisely.
Candidates for f. A. Degree will please be punctu-
al THOMAS =. BEE.
May 10 Secretary.
L. q TIL . L. ID gC Il M q N OLA
CEMETERY.
TTNHE ANNUAL ME TING OF THE LOT.HCLD-
ERS OF Magnona Cemetery will he held at the
Office of the Insurance and Trust Company, No.
Broad street, IHIs DAY, the 10th Instant at Twelve
O'Clock M. w. q. BEE,
Chairman of the Board Of Trustees.
THE HOME LOAN AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
TNHE SlXrY.SEVENTH INSTALMENT IS DUE
IL this date. Monthly Meeting aud sale Of money
The fine will be imposed on oil who do not prompt
ly meet their dues. F. Is. HACKER.
May ~ Secretary and lreasur6&g
STATE GUARD.
N GANIZAJION will be held a! the M;i:ary Hall
By By order Of " GEO. A. RICHMOND.
May 10 President.
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF CHARLESTON.
A SPECIAL MEEIING CT rHE STOCKHOLD-
IN ERS OF this Company will be held ut their
Office. No. Broad-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
instant, at IL O'Clock M.
general and punctual attendance is requested,
as business Of importance will be submitted.
JOHN H. HONOUR,
May President.
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mattbes, o9rwflrp, Gtf.
JAMES e. SPEAR,
No. 235 KING-STREET,
OPPOSITE RlsEL.

IN EsIREs TO CALL THE ATTENTION or MS
friends M and the public generally to his stock Of
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRX, SILVER PLATED
receved Of Of the latest Styles and disposing Of ct
very reasonable prices.
ssPEgEAC4Es AND EYE GLASSES Of all kinds.
9GLASsEs REFITTED TO SUI Z ALI EYES.
JEWELRY carefully repaired. Diamonds and
other precious Stones set to order. l[-l !
Mr.. g. W. JAlHO having returned, ia in charge
OF the WATCH DEPARTMENT., and all Watches for
repairs will be unoer his supervision.
April IL mwfImo
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Cost 0u0 .Souun.

EyOUMD.-EOUND lin uHURCHI-srREEr
-E Wednesday last, d. BUNDLE, which the
t,sa owner can have by paging expenses; Apply ct
the NOELHWEsT CORNER OF CALHOUN AND
WAsRINGTON sTREETS. 1a May 10 ,
EvOUND, ON MARK ET WHARF. LA ST
~ Tuesday night one sbox OF TOBACCO, which
the owner can have by proving property and paying
expenses NAV
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Ast because IL lS nome institution managed anC
controlled by your own citizens.
I'D. Because it is the only monied institution o.
the kind that loans its funds in the States from which
they are derived.
Sd Because it ia purely mutual; all policy holders
share In it's profits or earnings. It's large and in.
holders. tat
9Th Because its rates are lower than those of most
other companies And Its dividends will be larger.
bth Because it invests it's funds at rates of interest
averaging ten per cent, while Eastern complnies'
rates average less than seven per cent This makes
the dividends Of the Assocat larger and the rates
Of premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for fifty will amount 81 1842 O1
The same amount invested at ten per cent. will pro-
duce 91t.7S9 90. Difference in favoi of the ten per
cent. investment 80, ,897 O8.
6th Because you ought insure in successful in
stution and the Life Association of America Ia &C
knowledged by lis wen as its friends to
be by far the most successful life insurance instttu.
ton of its age In the United States.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN This COMMUNITY.
100000 deposited in the Insurance Department
OF the State of Missouri according to law for the
protection OF policy holders
OMceFG. M
Fl. @. LOPER, Pres'nt Cashier Peoples Nat Bank)
w. G. GIBBES, Vice President wv. g. Whilden & COY
E. Z. JENKINS, H. d.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE fof North, Steele & Wardei,A
@. IRVINE WALKER Walker, Evans & CogsweiI.)
q. w. AIM AR, Druggist.
H. I. PEAKE, Gent superintendent g. @. Railroad.
O. +. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. L. SPEAR. Jeweller.
D. II. SILCOX Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
~ p. CARTIER. Secretary and gent,
March 20 lyr No. 40 Broad-street
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WANTS WANTHD- "A WOMAN
~ to Cook and Wash. Also. man servant. APP
ply at the northeast corner OF WARREN AND SMITH
STREETS. May 10
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e5aafp GOODS, Gte.
TO THE LADIES.

XNTE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
wv many years. experience in the nnanufacture
OF ORNAMtNTAIiH Fl AIR WORK enable us to offer
10 our customers the finest assortment Of every ar
ticle required In our line, from the small FRIZZE9
to the full WAC, embracing Braids Switches Coils
Waterfalls. Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bands Curls,
Ringlets, &c.
ToRTorsE-sHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS of every other claes
To the Gentlemen.
WE CAN FURNISH WIGS, TOUpEEs. wHrs.
KERS. MUSTAOHES. IMPERfALS, &sc. TS
TO Dur Customers Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH pERFU-
merry, SOAPS, POMADES, HAIR OILS HAIR RE
SrORATIvES, COSMETTOS, &C., from the most 70.
spectacle housas In each country.
Oar &EMAN COLO0MES are ungurpassable.
For Engiiah and French Hetr, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, Tortcishel, Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs, we challenge rivalry. /.
mento Heir Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS
FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, &c.
All orders by maai win bc 90 1lled that the ropata
tton OF the house for tue past thrtyAve years shall
mot suffer in our hands. Always ON hand npo a.
sortpaent Of Frenoh yowelry. liberal discount to
merchants anG che trade. f(l. 0F'.
M. Gs a. ASHTON, ;e
No. 2A0 KIga-STRKRy.
yAnuswS tuim cxARZ1s1oN. s. O.
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Nn Rent.

VNU RENT, -FOUR UPRIGHT ROOMS,
IL With Dressing Room and Pantry. Apply at
No. 26 LEGAkE-STREET. May 10
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Ren,apal.

T REsPECTFULLY INFO B M M Y
J. frlendsand the public that have removed to
No. 249 KING-STREET. nearly opposite to Mr. G.
Kerrison's Dry Goods Establishments.
CHARLES KERRISON, Jr.,
4 Mays nv {Har6 ware.1
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3lOants.

WANTED. "A FIHST-rLAsS WHITE
w BARBER, to go to Columbia Good wages
offered. Inquire at G. SCHUBERT, o. 70 George
street. 2M May 10
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DOarDina.
. 00t2ls.

GOL aI B A HI q II lsLt,s@ rs
cOLUABIA, s. a. l.i4 s..ss3'
THE PRopRIEToRs TAKE pTEAsURE IN
announcing that this elegantly furDishea estab.
lshmen is now open for the accommodation OF
guests The table will always be supplied with every
deiicacy of the season both from the NeW York and
Charleston markets. and no efforts will be spared TO
give perfect satisfaction, every respect, to our
patrons. FREE LUNCH In the refectory every dav
Eom 1luntl half past IL O'Clock
y. MMi Il. asSnMAni sAnEahiop. Proprietors.
Mayo M tbme
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ID 8itappled for mmediately- IS II
Il ie sNt Gne Ia. .herae Portable ENGINE
fs2 IfQne A-horse Portable Engine.
s*a aEStS M ALSO,
All One 9-horseNpower ENGINE, in good condition
n CAMlERoN. b ARKLEY & Co,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland. streets.
.ag3danuary 10 s5Ei Il n
E1NOR SALE, OLD NENVSPAPERS I'M
IA aRy ouaFsity. pTice s16 cents Il per hyandred
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be nssd. Ap-
ply atthe Office Of THE N&WS. March
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State advertisements.

* I R U IL A X.
HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA,
ApJUTANp AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, !
=, COLUMBIA, =. G., May 8, 1862
WHEREAS. SEVERAL COMMUNICATIONS
have been received at these headquarters calling at
tention to their regular formation OF military conpa-
MES In various sections of the State and, whereas,
no orders have yet been issued looking to the organ
linz Of the same t tbereiors the Soowns section Of
the "Act to organize and govern the Militia of the
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