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~Two people in a New Hampshire town
have fish nursery. This contains 1000 trout
OF different sizes, and the same number of sal
mon. There is no reason why these nurseries
should not become as common as hen houses or
cow stables.
1Samuel Morrow, Of South Huntington
Township, Westmoreland Co, Penr, who
killed his wife with q club and fled TO the
woods two or three days ago, was found
few hours after, hanging by the neck to a tree,
and dead. 1t IL supposed that he committed
suicide.
SA colored man named James Washington
has brought suit in Quincy, ILL.,, against the
81. Louis and keokuk Packet Company, 20 re-
cover damages in the sum Of %. .OO0-the Officers
OF one Of that company's boats having refused
to allow him TO sit At the table with white pas
sengers.
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& ~"Idlewild" has just been sold for SIS 600
- Mrs. Scott.Siddons is coming back In the
@Jay Cooke is catching six pound trout in
Maine.
~Motley parts his hair IN the middle, but
that is neither ofncial business nor any Of ours.
ga London paper has discovered that Mr..
Motley, although American, is Of English ex.
traction"
rs. 5. Cox has been Witnessing bull fight
In Spain. He says he IL . puritan when 1t comes
to bull.fg
~New Y ork Is to have % public drinking
fountains.
0General Prim does not allow Spanish
omceJs or soldiers 20 take part in or talk poli.
hcs.
~Three Salem (Mass.) school boys set IRE
to the school house In that town few DAYS
ago, SO that they could attend q circus.
@Mr. John e. Owens 10 probably the veal.
thiest actor on the American stage His prop.
erty is said to b considerably in excess Of half
o million dollars
~The Rochester Union calls for an organi.
zation to prevent and punish cruelty to chill.
dren, and thinks that "such an organization
mortality than all others put together"
~Miss Lizzie Mason, a beautiful and ac.
complished young lady Of Wetumpka, Ala.
committed suicide by taking strychnine on Fri.
day OF last week. Her father had recently
died. She was only about sixteen years Of aee.
D0Somebody wants to know IL Anna Dick.
inson, when she aspires TO be an M C. wants
It TO mean Mother Of Children
~The dayton Baily," with winch Don
Piatt promised to adorn the field Of western
journalism, "died bornin."
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aENTI.EMEN,S LIST.

Adams A G; Adams Austin l. Abbot,
David J; Armstrong DR.; Ames Howlan & Co.
Allen Henry Adams Henry Alney Judge, Ar.
mold L H; Arnold w H.
B-Brown Alex ii; Brown Alpheus Brown
Benz W. Belts Commissioner: Bold Chas NJ
lett T. or l.; Berth Frank; Batez +; Burt T N
Ball Geo; Bypg Il Go q +; Bryan Geo w
Brown Geo w Browning Geo: Bennstt Henry
Bird Harry B. Baker Jas: Bromahan Jno; Bro
ders & Co; Bartol l. Hon; Browning w;
Bein w; Brown Jas; Bux Isaac; Brown Jasa
BaiIy L q; Behrens l. Z; BIodhag L; Braun
Mr.; Brown Moses; BuIrll Marshall; Blum N
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FROM NOVA SCOTIA.
Strong Annexation Resolutions of N
Repeal League Convention.

Strsng Annexation Resolutions Of the
Repeal League Convention.
HALIFAX, June Is.-The following resolu.
tions were passed by the late Repeal League
Convention a. Halifax:
..Whereas, IN the opinion Of the members Of
this Convention, a further contin uance Of
Nova Scotia IN the Canadian Confederation
will be but a daily progress TO ruin; and
whereas our only hope of commercial pros
perity, national development and permsnent
peace lies In close relation with the United
States: therefore
ResOired, That every legitimate means should
be used by members of this Con ven ton TO sever
the connection with Canada, and bring about
union on fair and equitable terms with the
American Republic.
Resolred, That this Con vention recommends
the formation OF leagues throughout the
Province for the purpose OF carrying the fore
going resolutions into effect"
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NATIONAL THRATRR.-Miss Kate Raymond
has benefit this evening. on which occ isiou
she and her horse Black Bess will appear in
"The Hidden Hand on Horseback, assisted by
the full strength OF the company, who will
close the performance with q farce. On Mon
day Haverlys minstrels make their first ap-
pearance at the National. They are said by
Western papers to be good musicians, and
sprightly performers
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REINTKRMRNT OF tn. TRAGRDIAN BoorH's

KEINTKRMRNT OF TIE TRAGBDIAN BOOTH 5
RBMAlNs.-Ifis Children to be Buried Near Him.
The remains Of Juuius Brutus Booth, the
great tragedian, were removed yesterday from
the Baltimore Cemetery, where they were
buried some years ago, and reinterred in
'Greenmount Cemetery. The fine monument OF
Booth has also been removed, and will be
placed over his grave. 1t is proposed to place
the remains Of the children now buried in
Hartford county and those Of JohE Wilkes
Booth side by side in Greenmount Cemetery.
The members Of the family will be present.
and the body Of J. Wilkes Booth will be buried
during the latter part OF next week.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The chief topic OF conversation on Wall stree:
continues 70 be the sinneeney In money. and
the causes which have led 10 ii are discussed
with considerable vehemence. Money yester-
DAY was In In active demand, ana call loans on
all classes Of collateral ranged from seven per
cent. In coin % l-l6 TO OF one per cent per
Day, nat equivalent 20 -. 10 50 per cent. per
annum. The market was without especially
new features. Discounts Were dull OWING %
the activity in call loans Choice grades Of
paper moving at TO ~ per cent Gold
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~A man named Thomas Watson has been
fined $50, and sent to jail in default Of pay.
ment, in Madison, Indiana, for brutially
whipping his little step. daughter. The girl
had been sent out to beg. and returning al
night with less money than her unnatural pro.
tector thought she ought to have, received The
fioggIng. Her arms and shoulders were terri.
bly, bruised, and in some places the flesh was
cut SO that the blood oozed out.
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ARREST OF A CUBAN RECRUITING
AGENT

RICHMOND, Va, June 1S.-Unred States
Marshal Parker this morning made descent
on the alleged Cuban recruiting rendezvous
and arrested II. II. Harriscp, the leading man
Harrison had plenty of funds in bank, and
Immediately gave bail TO appear in the sum
of $1,000.
1t is stated that about thirty men were
recruited yes terday.
The men are promised $500 bounty, to he
paid in New York.
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~ DIR. Laycock, Professor Of Psychology in
the University Of Edinburgh, has produced 8
paper on the constitutional peculiarities of wo-
man, in which he shows that while her stature
is eight per cent less than mans, her brain is
ten per centless. There are exceptions on both
sides. But these disparities run through the
comparison OF the average woman with the
average man.
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~France has appoip ted . Consul to Mexico,
which is the first step towards recognition of
the Juarez government.
~The Hon. John A. kasson 10 q candidate
for the lower house of the Iowa legislature
~Mosto for Louis Napoleon after the late
riots in Parie-"Les US have Peace"
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This Afterleen's Dispatches.
SUDDEN DEATH OF HON, HENRY

NEW YORK, June ls.-Hon. Henry ]. Ray
mond, principal editor and proprietor Of the
New York nmes, died AT O'Clock this morning.
The event casts general gloom over the CITY.
Mr.. Raymond left the Times Office at midnigh Z
perfectly well. His sudden death was caused
by a stroke Of apoplexy.
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The PRIZE RIEe.-The following are the
matches announoed:-July-, Fred Busy and
11th, Dan Donovan and Mike Boice, near
Scranton, Penn, for e2O0 side; 18th. Hen Der
rick and Pat McCann, Brooklyn. for $3.50 side;
August =, Bill jackson and Patrick Hogan,
near New York, $3.50 q side
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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY FROM
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. June Is.-A Joint committee OF
the Board of Trade and the Chamber of Com
merce arranged yesterday TO have cannon fired
and tells rung and music played on the 10th
instant, when the vote on the ten million ap-
preparation for the Southern railway will be
taken.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer "ARBow. ;" Captain Thomas Stack.
pole, leaves her wharf, foot Of SER R-
enth street, DAILY, at 10 q. m ,EAA-N
lsundsy., exoeP,ed,j for MOUNT
t1kNON. landing and receiving passengers at
ALnXAHpRIA, fOkT IOOTE. FORT WASH.
lMGTON MARSH IL HALL, Md IONA. and
4 ,. m.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, including sd
RefreshDents on board
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels, and
at the steamers wharf.
LANES sYKEs, General Superintendent, once
W1llArdb Hotel. ap q 2m
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LAND SALE IN MARYLAND.-Messrs O. q.
Magruder and Samuel Il. Hance, as Trustees,
have sold AT private sale, the real estate OF
containing 3&7 acres, for the sum OF $500.
Purchased by John Hunter, Esq.-AlyItoro
Gazette,
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Maryland papers throughout the State are
jubilant over the prospect OF an abundant crop
Of almost every kind OF grain and fruit.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, June u, 1868.

~To obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
can't must call for advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
~Ifnot called for within one month they
Will be sent TO the Dead Letter Once.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDNRNT.-The votes
Of the Legislatures OF four States only are nec-
essary to ratlfy the fifteenth amendment. The
States Of Vermont, Rhode Island, Texas, Mis-
sissippi, Georgia, Virginia and Maryland are
yet to vote on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

THE ORDER dismissing Capt. Peter Moriarty,
5th Iowa volunteers, has been revoked, and he
has been honorabiy discharged the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

SECRETARY boutwell, is expected to return
here on Tuesday next from his home in Grotcn,
Massachusetts,
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Huv YoRx-rps~ po.,n
by Bankers' and Bros,r,' rslsg-ara, ya-,s

by Bankers' dnd Brokers' TslecrapA, yazss N
Gdssdtcag, operator
Lewis johnson A. 90 quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign mar kets rs follows:
NEW YORK, June ls.-First Board-U. y SO,
1sel, coupon. l2l ': 2o's, ls02. coupons. l22 ;
l-e4, coupons, no \; ts66 coupons. ilss: tses.
coupon. new, 49,; e.2e,s, loes, coupon. no : ;
lob's, coupons, lUe \: Pacific Mail ~ n: ONO
Miss Certificates. j a: Mariposa- :: ATTAIN
&c Mail, none; Canton. 81; Cumberland, - /;
western Union telegraph. &ON; QuicksiIv-r,
Is; Boston Water Power. l6s: Few York
Oentra, L. =; Hudson. l55A. Reading, ~.
michigan Central. I5l; Michigan Southern,
~; Illinois Central. ii3; Cleveland and
riuseure, %; Northwest - =; do. preferred.
s5A Cleveland Il Toledo. none; Rock Island,
liza fert Wayne. I52N; Alton 4 Terra Haute },
nonet Ioledo Il Wabash. sOs; Adams Exp,
39a; Wells, Fargo 4 Go. Express, 3iS; UnIted
states Express. So: American Exprees a..
Merchanu' Union. n: Chicago q Alton. Isl.
do. preferred. lJ6. Market steady. Gold. u.
al3sS.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, June l.. I y. m.-Consois. ~ : a
sA; Bonds, sOsasOA; Illinois, IS = ass =; Ere,
20 4; Atlantic, IS art.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bonds, S6k.
LIVERPOOL, ] p. m.-Cotton nrmer. Sales.
1860 bales. Middling Uplapds, I2 sal2
Middlng Orleans, l2saI2t Weekly sales,
$1,000 bales, OF which lS.00 were for exporr.
and 1900 for speculation. Stock I'm por,.
$4,000 bales OF which 29a.O09 bales are AmeTI-
can.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NArIONAL TaEATEK.
Jhi. FRIDAY EyENINs. June 18th Grand and
only BENEFIT Of the celebra ed Drsmsuc luss-
MISS KATE RAYNoNu,
IN the great Ledger story, BY Mrs sonthvsrth, en-
c.n aIpDEN HAND on HoRssBAck.
GGhaPPlTohA al -ic:.:.;;... Miss KATE RAYMOND,
MISS fs fIsSRsscE sccEsTsSh sTzsisf BASE
AN z ehg 81 ISr IsSSrs'ssslI 81 issERGsr siisi &
sarUsbsSRs s5.iIiEsEE sI.S HsrSSEs MEET,
DICK TURPIN AND yACk sHEPPAR0. IL
~ TIONAL EATIR.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
c0nmenei5S Hss,y HHsoSpaS EySEsISS, JUSE 2Isr.
From their Minstrel Hail. Chicago.
denIs.sd s!s Il T- BEfaHTEsT IrGn nss.ssT Is SF
Gil. Charley Reypolos. fsyette welch, william
Sweet; Sig ea:tass BiasuE: with sith fuIf aud en-
eisIs ;ss Snar'e''s and orr Jss ss''T,
No; Seel ON t.KHisLTIoS .N6 i.ssiLTTIoS $50; ..e
STREET. AT AsRKRfTfERs. lsrrrnrr.
No. IsS % Seventh street: se..esn 0 ana streets,
Cheioe OIL Paintings, Engrayins-, Chromos, &C.
ss.. AlsS, LsIses, ss Stock Psgerhsnsinss; wieaOs
OssG: Z Please RsnsmSsT Nam. and sunbsr.
"A RT GAL ERY,
500 PENNsyLvANIA AvEEUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
choice collection OF OIL PAINTINGS: Ger
man, french, EDglish and American on R,MOs
ENsGGRAVsNSs, PH0TOGkA PHs, PAssE PAR
WE'VE, PARL0R BRACKETS
VSsi and sSusre PICTURE FRAmLs, O0RDe,
Picture Frame made 20 order Prices mode.
rate SMITH a STRONG,
oc lo-v Proprietors.
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Posi- OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
General Cresswell made the following appoint.
ments to-day George M. Kendall, temporary
clerk in the Finance Once; James Denny, of
Elkton. Nd, postal clerk on the cars between
New York and Washington, riee John II
Thompson, resigned; Amasa T. Sharpe, of
Wabasha, Mnn., route agent between Dubuque,
Iowa, and st. Paul, MIMI; William u. Mont.
gomery, OF McEWinsville, Pa, route agent
between Harrisburg and Lockhaven, Pa;
Joseph A. Brenizer, Of Harrisburg, Pa, route
agent between Baltimore and Harrisburg:
Henry A. Newell, Of Great Bend, Pa, route
agent between Great Bend, Pa, ana New
Hampton, N. J.; William Ewing, OF Mount
Carmel, Pa, route messenger between Penn
Haven and Msunt Carmel, Pa. David N.
Lake, Of Shamokin, Pa, route messenger be-
tween Mount Carmel and Sunbury, Pa; Thos.
s. King, OF Atlanta, Ga. postal clerk on the
cars between Atlanta, Ca, and Chattanooga,
Tenn.
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Wall Street To- Day.

NEW YORK, June ls.-Stocks feyerisa and
dull. Money active At per cent ana I'D com
mission. Sterling Exchange, O.. Gold. D. =
6.20s, 1se2, coupon, 22S. lO-fO's, coupon,
Nor'h Carolina 6's, 50; do. new, 55a.. Var
ginia's, ex-coupon, s.; do. new, 81.
New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, June ls.-Flour active AT an adj :
vance Of l0c. Wheat 2a3 cents better Corn
dull and heavy.
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Ex.PRRsIDENr JOHNSON writes to his
friends that he expects TO be here about the 1st
July.
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Com, WoRDRN, of Monitor fame, is at Dresden
for second seasen, in greatly improved health
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THE ORDER assigning Capt. N. ThoHasson
to duty in connection with the registration and
election in the State of Virginia has been re.
yoked.
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SECRETARY RAwLINs has taken no further
action in relation to the reduction OF force in
War Department or bureaus thereof, but was
to-day engaged in the examination Of reports
upon the subject from several heads OF divis-
ions. All the reports are not yet In and no
further action will be taken until all are ire
ceived, which probably will be on Monday or
Tuesday next.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RHvENUE-The receipts te-day
from this source were SG97, ,s26.
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Mr.. AND MRS. COLFAx lett Rondout yester-
day for New York in the steamer Mary Powell
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THE 2D INTERNAL REvsNUE DISTRICT OF
MAINE, Enes T. Luce, Assessor, has been re-
organized, and the ten subdivisions consoli-
dated into six. BY the reorganization the force
is reduced four assistant assessors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

Col. RAYMOND BURR, chief OF detectives and
superintendent of supervisors Of the internal
revenue bureau, is about to leave here for Co.
lumbus, Ohio, to enter upon the discharge OF
his duties rs warden Of the Ohio penitentiary.
Col. Burr is succeeded by Col. Jos. W. Dwyer,
late government pension agent at Columbus
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ELEVEN MESSENGERS were yesterday dis
charged from the Sixth Auditors Once, and
five this morning from other bureaus of the
Treasury Department. The discharge il on
account Of the reduction in the late spPropria.
ton bills, and their places will not be supplied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

RRDREMBD.-The sum of $5l0,0O0, in three
per cent. certificates, were redeemed in New
York yesterday. This is q much larger
amount than has been redeemed in any single
day heretofore, the redemption OF these certifi-
Gates having been very slow for some time
past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

The CELEBRATED MCGARRAGHAN claim
havir 9 been referred to the Attorney General
by the acting Secretary Of the Interior for his
opinion, Messrs. Thomas Ewing, Jr., and
Judge Dent, OF counsel for McGarraghan, ap-
peared before the Attorney General this morn
ing and made an argument against any &C ion
being taken while the case is pending before
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

Mr.. N. WILSON, lately Assistant District At
torney, was not removed, as many persons
suppose, but resigned that position for the
purpose of entering into partnership with Mr..
J. Hubby Ashton, lately Assistant Attorney
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

MAJOR }. GREY JEWELL has resigned a third
class clerkship IN the Sixth Auditors ofice.
and has been appointed consul at Singapore,
British India.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-18

GENERAL PORTER, Private Secretary, this
morning received information from the Presi.
dent stating that he will return here On Mon.
dav evening.
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asvsrpneps Securities

6overu1eut SecuffOoo.
WAsHrrerou, June Il. Isos.-Jay Ocoke a.
Co furnish the following Saotatisns Of Gov
eminent secpriuGs:
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PROMOTIONS In THE TREASURY DEPART-
MENr.-Tne following promotions have recent.
ly been made in the Treasury Department
Office Supervising ArchItect-A. G. Jacobs
, from I'd to Sd class. Second Comptroller's
Office-J. q. Adams from 1st to I'd class; j.
Mccormick from assistant messenger to mes.
senger; Jacob Lyons from laborer to assistant
messenger. First Auditors Ofhce-H. G..
Daley. J. N. Henderson; A. b. Jamison and
John w. Porter from I'd to Sd class; John Jay
Hawkins and H. u. Stier from LIST to I'd class
v. s. Eggleston has been appointed 10 first
class cleIkship in the Statistical Bureau.
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[ lPUBLIC-No. 1fl

PUBLIC-No. 10
Az ACT making appropriations for the cur
rent and contingent expenses of he Indian
department, and for fulfiliing treaty stIpula.
tIOns with various Indian tribes for the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sev~nty.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-04

the came manner as provided by law for the
collection of State taxes: Prorided, That
the County duplicate, upon which to levy
the tax for the year 1869, for County pur-
poses, may be obtained as soon as practioa-
BILE, after the same is completed by the
County Auditor; and the tax assessed and all
subsequent proceedings for the collection of
the same be had in the same manner MS
State taxes for said year are completed
Sec. 4. The County Commissioners of
the several Counties are hereby authorized
to levy tax of three mills on the dollar, if
SO much, in their judgment, be necessary,
for County purposes, for the year 1869, to
be expended according to law.
Sec. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the County
Commissioners to furnish the County Au-
ditor and Treasurer of their respective
Counties, Office room, together with the ne
cessary furniture, stationery, &C., for the
same.
Sec 6. If the County Commissioners of
any County shall fail or neglect to perform
the duties imposed upon them by Sections
IL and II of said Act, by the 1st day of
June, A. d. 1869, the Judge Of the Circuit
III which said County may be, be, and he is
hereby, authorized and required to make
all orders and direct all measures necessary
to forthwith accomplish the division of said
County into townships and the organization
of snid townships
In the Senate House, the twenty fourth day
of March, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
CHAS. w. MONTGOMERY,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
Approved the 9th day of March, 1869.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
R19" Charleston Courier md SouM Caro-
lima Republican will copy once
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CARD.

tHARLES KERRISON. formerly of the firm of
~ G. e. L. Kerrison. would inform his friends
an0 the public that he has purchased from Mr..
James B. Belts, all his stock in trade, &c, at the
Store No. 252 King street, and will there continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Wholesale and Re-
responsibility He will proceed, without delay,
to replcnish and renew the Stock, and continue so
doing until the assortment shall be made COM
piete and attractive AS the terms will be STRICT
LY CASH, or approved city acceptance for a short
credit it necessarily follows that the prices must
be kept at least as low to be found in any other
respectable establishment.
His brother, MIR. +. l.. Kerrson, assisted by
Mr.. A. 3. Mcdonnell, both experienced merchants
in this line, will be found at his Store, aiding in
the conduct and management Of the business and
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage Of the public will be as
successful as in past days was the old firm at the
corner Of King and Market streets, Charleston.
FeO II 3mO
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Needles and Fishing Tackle.

A NDREW CLERK 4 co. respectfully inform
"A the public and their old customers, tn at they
still continue business in their old store, No As
Maiden Lane, New York. Their assortment Of
Fishing. Tackle is the largest and most complete
OF any in the United States. They are also Sole
Agents Tor the WarIin Needle, which, for the 10 at
thirty years, has enjoyed reputation for quality
and uniformity of temper superior to all others
hlarcn Il SmO
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Notice to TaX-Payers.
CITY CLERKS OF

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, April 1, 1869.
TNllE Books OF this Office now open for re-
IL ceiving City Taxes. Delinquent taxpayers
are notified that executions will be issued as soon
az practicable, for the collection of taxes now past
due, and if they desire to save costs, will call
promptly and settle.
April 6 J. S. MCMAHON. CITY Clerk