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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-23

LOCAL NEWS.

PoLu1cAL.-A Conservative meeting OF
citizens of Alexandria city and county vas held
at Carlins Springs yesterday evening, spe-
cial train, filled with citizens of this place hav-
ing LETT the depot of the A, l.. Il ii. K. r, a;
4o'clock for the Springs. At five o'clock the
meeting was called to order by j. Il Johnston,
on whose motion G.. Ro>za Adams of tie
county was chosen Presiden,, Edward Carin,
NJ. Fletcher and j. r. Johnston were elected
Vice Presidents and j. C. Roache, Secretary.
T. F. Taylor. Of Loudoun, first addressed the
meeting, and was followed by Edgar Snow
den, jr., D. j.. Smoot and c. E.Stuart, who
made able and eloquent addreSes to the
qualification of the Audience. a call hav-
lug been made for Capt. j. NJ. Steuart
that gentleman took the stand and made one OF
the most effective speeches Of the campalgn.-
He spoke from the tullness Of his heart, and
without preparation, but aroused an enthu.
siasm that gave evidence OF his power, aud
will doubtless be productive OF much good TO
the cause he advocated. A. about halt past
seven the meeting adjourned
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THEGAzgTrE
Yellow Fever. Small POx, EarthG unkc
and Storm.

New YoRk, June 23.-The steamship
Arizona from Aspinwal, arrived on the 18th
instant with three hundred passengers and
1923, 500 IN specie.
The yellow lever prevails to an alarming ex-
extent at Tacna, Peru. :,
The small rox has broken cut at DaTid'
Chiriaui, in the Colombian republic. Inc
town is neatly deserted.
\ slight shock oi an earthquake was felt on
the 18th of slay. The da mage was ipconsld'r IA
be. ",
There had bccn great storm at Valparaiso.
The government buildings were damaged to
the extent Of one hundred thousand dollars
There was also damage in other directions
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Vim. II. Beck a. Co. Auctioneer

BY VIM. II. Beck a. Co. Auctioheers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. house AND Lot on The EAST r.
SIDE OF WATER ST. BETWEEN 1E@
DUKE AND WOLFE.-By virtue OF dee1
II trust from James 9. Crump and wife, dated
the 10th day o: October, 1867, ard OF record
amongst the land records OF Alexandria cour-
~, the undersigned, Trustee, will sell, by pub
lie auction, in 'front.' of tho Mayors office. IN the
city of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the Ian
day If Juiy, 1879, the LOT OF GROUND GA
the east side Of Water stre":, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water st. TWEEN
ty-fve feet, ard one hundred feet in depth, i'm
proved by neat and commodious FRAME
DWELLING, containing ten rooms, lately the
residence o! James T. Crump.
TERMS-One.ifth of tho purchase. money W
be paid in cash; the residue in three equal in
staments at g. IL snd IS months respectively,
with interest from the day OF sale; toe deferred
to be secured by the notes sS Of dss6 Of
trust M on the premises; the purchaser to in
sure the buildings and assign the policy to the
Trustee. Stamps and conveyancss az sne Cost
of the purchaser L. ENELton,
je l6-ts 1luslee'
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Dedication Cere monies.

GETTYSBURG, PA, June % Major General
Meade has accepted the invitation OF the com.
mitcc OF arrangements for the dedication of
the monument in the Soldiers National Gene
tcry 10 perform the ceremony of unwilling the
monument on the first Of July, with appropri,
ate remarks. Senator Morton, OF Indiana, is
the orator oil the day Bayard Taylor will
read an original poem and Rev. Henry Ward
Bccchcr deliver the prayer.
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waxISE LIST.

-u. I,,.-t ........I 30 MOON kIsks...... 20 W
-. -S,-........ - - HIGn WATER m y. q 90
rUETuf ALEXANDRIA, UNB23.
ARRIVED
hr Admiral Phalclphia, t. American
t.ul Company. ,
-,hr Onrust Providence. t. AU'ct'"sn Coal
.iupRuy.
sem Carrie H,lmv5. Allyhs Point t. N'"er-
i.l,n coal Company.
mr. Torpedo, Chiverol, Wilmington. n c.
amber aud naval stores to L III. Lambert.
sour + f Dunnoc, Gost"r. Salisbury, Md.
..uber - Smoot i Perry.
s;chr ipsSwasitt. Carroll, lumber t. S1noot *
rrrry
SAILED.
Schr Henry Parker, New Haven, coal by
Americ n Coal Company
Schr Onru3t. Providence. coal by American
CoAl Company.
Schr Admiral, Boston, coal, by American
C5al Company.
MEMORANDA.
Brig A ID Torrey. Eaton, f)r this port. clear
, ut New York DIST instant.
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TEXAS LANDS. "A rare opportunity is offered
for investment in Texas lands. The immense
immigration flowing into that State indicates
that it is destined to soon become one OF the
FIRST states in the Union. The prospects for a
splendid crop of corn, cotton and sugar were
never better, while the wheat already harvested
largely exceeds that of any former year: a. -.
and j. G. Rector are now solourning IN this city;
and those desiring home in the land OF bloom,
ing praries-thc climate being salubrious and
healthy-wil do well to call on these gentlemen,
who will give all information needed.
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Ouirages in Virginia.

NORFOLK, June 23.-At Franklin, virginia,
a station on the Seaboard and Roanoke railroad
an affray occurred last evening, in which ne,
gro was mortalIy shot by white man, named
Holland
At midnight the negroes collected, and at
tempted to force an entrance into Holland $
house but were driven off A few hours la.
ter the negroes fired and thus totally destroyed
the sawmil and the lumber in the yard OF
NcaIy 4 Brothers, whose loss is estimated at
twenty thousand dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-23

IIrY CoUNCu-The regular monthly
meeting Of the City Council was held la,tnight,
at which tie salary bill, and an ordinance in re-
lstion to measures were passed. Ii was deter,
mined at the next REGULAR meeting OF the
Council to elect Physician 10 the Poor,
aud GIl AL vacancies existing in the Board of
Health Oii tax bills were ordered to be placed
in thc hands of the Attorney for the Corpora
ton TOT collection, under the direction of the
Finance Committee The official proceedings,
together With the salary bill ami ordinance re
lativc to measures will be found in another col
umn of to day Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-23

First WARD RADICALS The officers o! The
FIRST Ward Radical club, with some Of the
members, assembled at Little Zion Church last
night, bnt as the building was occupied for
school purposes, no regular meeting was held.
At late hour an attempt on the part OF one
wing of the party to hold a meeting was irus
trated by refusal of the others to participate.
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PERIoDICALs-W have received from Mr.,
Geo. T.. French book store the Eclectic Mag
azne, now unitel with the Land we Love,
the Galaxy, Putuam's National, and Harper $
Magazine all Tor July, and Appleton S journal
for this month. Mr.. French receives at his
book store all the new publications and all the
periodicals as soon As they are issued.
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. - y

MEETING To NIdur. A pubic meeting Is
called for to night at the Market Square, which
il is expected, will be addressed by the Hon
Frederick Stone, of Charles Coz mtg, Maryland,
lni G.. +. Stuart, of this city.
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Union.

Boston, June % The vote on the question
of anncxinr Dorchester to Boston was taken
yesterday, and both places voted for union.
Boston cast > i20 against sos votes, and Dor
chester 92S against 72G. The act il to take
effect on the lst OF January next
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June GA prize
fight occurred yesterday afternoon on the out
skirts OF this city, between King and st. Law
renee, but was broken mp by the police. Three
hundred spectators, one third Of them women,
witnessed the affair.
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS:
CLARENCE Ii. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and t .ecu-
tive Committee.
HENRY d. CUOkV, Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secty. and Actuary.
This Company odors the following advan-
It is a National Company, chartered by spe-
cial act of Congress, 1858. -
1t has paid up cal itsi Of ST, 000,OO).
1t offers low rates OF premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other com
panies for the same money.
It is definite and certain in Its forms.
1t is home company in every LOCALITY.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the
policies.
Policies may be taken which pay to the IN
sured their full amount and return all their
premiums, so that the insurance costs only the
interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken which pay 10 Inc IN
sured, after n certain number of years during
life. an annual income Of one tenth the amount
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives Of females.
1t insures not to pay dividends to policy mold
ers, but at so low = cost that dividends VIII pe
impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Otiice OF the
Company, or to
Gen. Agts for D. C., Del, Va. and w. va.
FRANCIS 4. DlCkINS,
Agent for the counties OF Alexandria and FAIR
fax, Prince William and Fauquier, Mt the
Court Houses of the respective counties on
Court days. Post0ilice ut Alexandra or
Fairfax Court House
e9s-Soictors wanted for the Company.
inn Cd &tW6m
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POLICE REPORT OFFICE,-L lucy
E,zcv was arrested on complaint of Jane Clay
ton, charged with disorderly conduct, and tor
attempting to allure her husband from her,
burthe case was dismissed, each party paying
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HsNAeKs.-rhe nat kyt Tor Flour Coz tinues
.cty quiet, with hut lew s,les - the city trade
noI quotations are NO -aIaNl. WhcA. shows
some Improvement. and We upte sale ot rod
alto. 1T. III and l50 tholaat mentioned hg
,...- f.r primo Corn was somewhat irregular,
villa ytisrings If 100 bushels and sales at 9ia9o,
p.iucipally ut %. Oats quiet, with sles At 10,
~ duh and the samples oGerol different !
GOOD 10 Butter quiet. but good is readily
.,i.....ei Of ut Z0a95. Eggs 22a21 and in tar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-23

SUICIDE Patrick lIammill, residing at the
corner of Fairfax aud Queen streets. very
early this morning while under the influence oil
liquor, procured and took an ounce and ball
of laudanum, from the effects Of which he Is
lying in stupor, from which it Il doubtful II
he can recover.
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Ia the uounty up to II o'clock to-day, there
had been registered 81 white and 50 colorcd.

EXCUgSloN OF THE BRoTHERHO0p OF THE
UNGoN. The excursion of the Brotherhood Of
the Union lat Monday to Carin - Springs was
a very pleasant affair, and proved >uc2essiui.
The rain in the evening Interrupted the vclooi-
pede race announced to come oft, but the dane
ing was enjoyed by the large company, and
everything passed of most agreeahly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-23

LuBEIcAr0R. -Machinists, wagoncrs, &c,
will be interested 10 the statement OF Paris
sayant that comm n soap mixed with from
eight to noe parts oI water, Is one ci the best
lubricators for axlcs, journals and other bear
ines where friction is desired to to prevented.
A great saving, it true.
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yellow Fever.

New YORK, June 2}.--Thc bark Nj. V
llusg, from Matanzas has arrived with yellow
fever on board.
Two more deaths have occurred in the Sara
tnga' = cIcW
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a4- A meeting of the First Ward Kepub-
,.cnu Association will be hold ut No. 96 Royal
.trret, between Wolfe and Wilkes, tonight,
- the purpose OF nominating delegates to
,to convention in obedience u the call Of
,~s County Committee, which assemblies to,
,aorrow at the Court House. This change OF
.ISr,ing place is caused by the refusal OF the
.eyton who has charge to allow any more p"-
teal meetings to be held in the Lion Chureh'
ALEXANDER BRENT,
., ia Vice President Rep. Ass n.
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LICENSE. Attention is directed to the no
tice of tue Mayor. in to days Gazette, in re-
lation to merchants and business licenses.
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Vic President Rep. Ass n.

10y NOTICE-There will be meeting OF
Third Ward Republican Club this eveaing'
o.. school house on Alfred st, ut ociocR'
"' Su' der of the President
fYo ~ 4. j. EDELIN,, Secty.
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MAYORS OFFICE, June q, 1863.

MAYORS OFFICE, June q, IoO3.
x,ctCS All persons engaged IN carrying
~ -, ess, or who intend doing SO within
W. ous,H; , limits, will pay attention to the
.- r c Corp =. r,w ., \ the subject;
moving 10" W N; N. BERkLEf, Mayor
Be- it enacted hat every , y msren ~. or iher
A"tle nrln on W." nr befo,'e the 30th day of June,
s or fs O and pay i've dplas and costs sa fer
@ Without with paying said lice nso c tax nteT cd the
oh day Of June and all sneE G@s' ana Snss 'S Snd
" sea;, 20 5me the Corporation. 10 @-eotd
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-r-.> POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY
EEsStI-C STEAMERS

LS STEAMERS.
The steamers of this limo will now be run ac-
cording to following schedule:
Last trip from Alexandria at quarter before
p. III.
Leave Washington at g. Last boat from
Washington at p. m.
The steamer WAWASET viii make nor
Friday tips to CONE RIVER and interme-
datc landings from FRIDAY next, June 18th,
leaving Washington AZ q a. m, touching at
Alexandria for freight and passengers at the
usual hours. je l5-2w
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
whore the general business of the Company i
transacted, and to which AL general correspond
ence should be addressed.
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uv.D HARRISON. Auctfoneer.

,pCv NAM OF THE EFFECTS OF
,ISSoi,VENTS AND PARTIES DE-
,LINIVG BUSINESS. Will be sold, com
ming On THURSDAY MORNING, June
lith AT 10 O'Clock, at No. Ill King street, n; w;
-'rner If King and Pitt. a large 10: OF DRESS
,.nUnS Ribbons. 100 dozen Ladies' hemstitch-
~ uandkerchieis, 100 Trimmed Cbilds' Hats.
. ,r'' , Collars, White and Colored Illu-
IONS, Lace Curtains, Gents Fine Shirts EN-
hroidered Sets, Collars and Sleeves, nno linen linen
CStton Machine Silks. Ruaiings. Mosquito
S,Ivrr.nlstcd Casters Albums, Cutlery, Jewel,
v. Table Covers. Glassware, Croekery and
,hs;sry in abundance. Sale ut 10 n. IN. and
" ~ for ladies and II p m. for Gents, contin-
',.1 dsy and night until the entire stock Is sold
House-kecpers and dealers are respectfully IN
yi,cd 10 attend this sale, ~ every lot must o'
~ VA - je 23-tf
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49,

REGISTRATION The registration hooks in
the different wards Of the city to day, at two
o'clock, made the following exhibit OF the reg
istration which has been 10 progress since
Monday:
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No notification has been received at the State
Department that Mr.. Howard, Minister to
China has declined his mission.
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BY SPECIAL ACT OF
CONGRESS,
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ALEXANDRIA. Juno 10. 1869

ALEXANDRIA, Juno 10, 1869.
PURSUANT to resolution passed this day
by the Republican County Committee OF
Alexandria county, authorizing the County
Executive Committee to call County Conveh-
ton to nominate II candidate to i'll the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr.. j.. Z.
Clark, We hereby issue call for a convention,
to meet at the COURTHOUSE on TH URS.
DAY, tho 9th day OF June, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
for tho above stated purpose.
T. Z. WHITE,
Chairman Exec. Committee.
T. 4. CORBETT,
je It'd Secretary Execute Committee.
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OWBET QUININE-This is a new product
y the discovery of Dr. Bullock. - Is mace
direct from the same source as the Suiphate
has like it positive tonic and snti-periodie pow
er 1t may be taken in the form Of powder p, by
placing it on the tongue. doing away VIII Inc
Necessity of making pills or mixtures. we nave "
lust received supply, ard would call the al
'ei is 81 u Jul p E, s. LEABEATER s. co
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Common CnunciI.

AT regular meeting of the Common Coun-
ell, held June % 1869, there were present D Is
Smoot, esq, President Messrs. Agnew, Reed,
Harmon, turner, Moran, Massey, Baker, stein
and Neale.
The Committee on Streets, on The petition oil
Tucker & Lucas reported work done IN ODE
dience to the prayer, which was adopted.
The action of the Board of Aldermen on the
petition of suudry citizens for tho erection oil
fro plups on Duke street, WAS cOncurred ln
The Committee on Streets TO whom WAS re-
ferred the communication Of Supt. Fadeley re-
ating to pumps, reported in favor OF archlng
over the same, but no particular pumps being
designated, the report was recommilted with
Instructions.
A favorable report on the petition OF Messr:.
Charles and Eisler was adopted.
An order for tho construction of II ira plug
Mt The intersection Of Queen and Pitt streets,
introduced by Mr. Harmon, was adopted.
A favorable report on the petition Of Anthony
Mclean was adopted.
A bill of j. p. Agnew. amounting to so, for
coal furnished the Aims House, was ordered u
be paid. :,
An ordinance relating TO dogs within the eli
of Alexandria, WAS reported from the Commit
tee OH General Laws and laid on tho table
petition of VIM. Holland for PERM. sion TO
cree. new stall in the market, WAS referred 10
tho Committee on Pubic Property, with su-
thority to grant, if deemed cxpedlent.
The order passed by the Common Council at
a previous meeting authfizing the Auditor to
place tho old tax bills in the hands of VIM. F.
Carno, esq for collection. and Gbollshng the
retaining lee of tho Corporation Attorney, was
returned by tho Board of Aldermen with
Amendments.
Mr.. Harmon offered substitute which Was
adopted, giving authority TO the Finance Com
mittee to dictate terms, conditions, &c.
The Committee on General Laws reported
.an ordinance Of The city of Alexandria in rels-
ton to measures used in said city, which was
passed
On motion of Mr. Agnow it was resolved,
that Council at its next meeting proceed to elect
one Physician to the Poor in place Of Dr. w. b.
Gregory resigned, and FIJI all vacancies in the
Board of Health.
The Board Of Aldermen having refused to
adopt the report of the Conference Committee
on tho salary bill, another conference was ask
ed, and Mossrs Harmon and Reed appointed on
said committee, whose report was subsequently,
received and adopted and the salary bill pass
ed rs amended.
Tho Council then adjourned.
Teste: q. q. WHITTLESEY, Cfk.
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BRANCH OFFICE:

CASH APITAL.. 81 ,OOO. 900
PAID IN FULL.
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A n AC1 fixing the salaries Of officers of I'M

An AC1 fixing the salaries of officers Of the
"A Corporations for the year 1869.
SECTION lst. Be Il enacted the CITY Council
Of Alerandria, That tho salary Of the Mayor
shall be $500 per annum. The tax on the seal
and ordinary fees he shall pay into tho treas
ury monthly. He shall also pay into the
treasury monthly all money received for licen-
Sos, after deduclng thererom per cent. for
his services in making the collections.
Tho salary OF the Auditor shall be $50 per
annum
Attorney for tho Corporation $50 per annum.
Superintendent Of Gas $50 per annum.
SUPERINTENDENT of Police 500 per annum.
Clerk Of tho Market 800 per annum and 3
per cent on market rents.
Collectors Of Taxes 2! per ct. on the amounts
paid into the treasury.
Chief Engineer Of Fire Department $50 per
annum.
Assessors each $3.50 per annum
Treasurer Of tho Corporation 500 per annum
Messenger Of Council 500 per annum.
Clerk Of Board Of Aldermen $500 per annum.
Keeper of Aims House $500 per annum.
Police Constabes each $500 per annum.
Keeper of the Town Clock So per annum.
Physicians to the Poor each 500 per annum.
Me senSnr of Board of Aldermen 500 per
annum.
CAPTAIN of the Night Watch 500 per annum
Sixteen Watchmen each sl.25 per night.
Clerk of the Common Council $500 per annum
2 BE it enacted, That the Guager of Liquors
shall pay into INC lrcasury ~ pcr ccHI' VI MS
gross receipts.
3. This act shall be in force from its passage.
md shall continue rs the yearly salaries here
after until repealed. in whole or in part
Passed by Board of Alderman, Juno 22d,
1863. ROBT: BELL, PRESIDENT.
Passed Common Council June I'D, 1869.
JOHN b. SMOOT, President.
VIM. N. BERKLEY, Mayor.
Teste:
o. c. WHITTLRsEY, q. &. Je i"-t
An ORDINANCE octho City Of Alexandria,
~ Va in relation to measures used IN SAID
city.
SEC. l. BE 1t enacted That hereafter there
shall bc a correct and uniform standard o:
measures used in said city in tho purchase and
sale of all articles which shall be sold by meas
uremcnt; that tho standard so used Except Tor
liouids.) shall BIO the standard known as dry
measure and conform to the standard kept by
the Clerk Of Market, who shall procure at the
expense Of the Corporation, pint and quart cop
ner measures to be used "a others now in his
possession. -, :.
SEC That any person selling Except Il,
auids) by smaller measure than the said
standard, shall pay fine or penalty OF % for
each offence, to be sued for and collected in the
same manner as other fines and penalties.
SIC g. This act shall take effect on the first
day of July, 1869. .o
Passed by Board Of Aldermen June 22d 1863
RUBT. BELL. President
Passed by Common Council June 22d, 1869.
JOHN Is. SMOOT, President.
Approvei: VIM. N. BERKELEY, Mayor
Teste: o. T.. NHITTLEsEY, u u
ie 23-lt
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nISSoLUTI0N OF COMPREHENSIVE.

ID i'' ''' y. ,,..n
The copart nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name G,
SWAINE& HENDERSON is this day disso'-
we'd by mutual consent.
JAS. f. HENDERSON, who will hereafter
conduct the business on his own account, Is au,
tLorized to collect sll debts due the hrnl, ara
Nil mar. los having bills against the firm Will
uiesse present them for settlement.
(F. G. SWAINE.
Signed j. T.. HENDERSON.
MeNa, June II, 1863. 10
IAMES F.. HENDERSON,
Successor to Swsine Y Henderson,
Dealer in
HAY, GRAIN AND MILL FkED,
All goods delivered in any part OF the city
"a" eEberse ie PIT
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ROYAL STREET.

+. II. CD L h SO n
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ROOMS,
Where you will lind constantly on hanq q
general assortment of all kinds of SI0N >
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KETTLES, FRUIT CANS &c &r:
Al CLAKKSON'S OLD DOM N . n
REFEIG ORATOR the NEST convenient and
economical Refrigerator ever introduced to nc
nub,ic. nm offering great Inducements 10 ne
trade in this article Dealers and families VINO
desire to have fine Refrigerator would 40 vol
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