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SENATE.


Mr.. TRUMDULL presented resolution
10 the Illinois Constitutional Convention
for the removal ofthe National Capital to
the Mississippi Valley, was read and
tabled.
Mr.. SUMNER introduced bill supple.
mentary to the civil rights act giving equal
rights 10 all citizens on railroads, steam.
boats and public convcyances, In theatres
and hotels, public schools, &C., and pro-
vi(lcs penalties for intraCtiOn.
The Legislative appropriation bill WIS
proceeded with, and I'm amendment TO al-
low the refining of bullion by priwato par
ties was rejected. Several moments were
consumed in discussion upon fixing the
nay Of certain officers of the Senate.
The amendment by Mr.. TRUMDULL
making the compensation to female
clerks, copyists and counters In the de-
partmrnts the same as males occupying
similar positions, was discussed. Without
action tile Senate adjourned till Monday.
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GOVERNMENT DoNDs-Lowcr and closed hrm.
United States Us Of 1881, coupons. .ll6H0ll7
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STOCES-ThG railway market IL unsettled, with
frequent fluctuations. Al tho close Stcauler
feeling prevailed, aud general recovery IN Read
Ing led the market on Rn upward turn, and touch.
I'd IOl!I, about the highest price since the bull
movement. The latest transactions In Lake
Shore and Northwestern preferred were At Tue
highest hglrcs Of the day. The balance Of the
list IL nearly UP to the best prices OF tho day
Large sellers Of The past few days were free buy.
CrE, Tho miscellaneous list Ii drm In Western
Union Telegraph and weak In other shares. Ex.
nFeAs StOcts dull and heavy.
Western Union Telegraph, G3133S; Adams
ExDFesS, CG; Wells, Fargo & Co. HH; American,
j9; United States, 45&; Pacific Mall, 4O4; New
York Central. l0l; do. scrip, "; Erie 23S; liar.
lem, i4SlbiISH; Heading, lUt; Michigan Central,
I95; Lake ShOFU, y9 Illinois Central lil; Pitts.
bursh, lOi; Northwestern, 80k; do. preferred u;
Rock Island, l2lH; New Jersey Central, 100;
st. Paul, GGIS; do. preferred 6lk; Wabash SGI;
do. preferred, u; Fort Wayne Wy; Chicago 3
Alton, ll3K; Ohio l. Mississippi, 3IX; Clcve.
land, Columbus 5 Cincinnati, ~.
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The Latest News.
xLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION,
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Nluy lj.
The bill for pensions TO the children oi
Commander Williams, Of the Oneida,
having been reported on adversely last
night and tabled, Mr.. BUTLER, Of Mass
ACllusetts, entered u motion for rccOnsile-
ration.
Mr. DAWES, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported q bill ap-
prOpriAting $395, 600 in gold coin, TO be
paid to the British government under II
ward Of commissioners to settle the claims
Of the Hudson Bay and Puget Sound
Companies The award fixing the pay.
mCnt of $G5O,OOO in two annual install.
ments the first Of which, Oh the 10th OF
September. ~
Mr.. LAWRENCE opposed the bill because
the award was outragcOusly large and
because ne was opposed 10 the payment Of
my British claims until provisions were
made for the liquidation Of our claims
against Great Britain.
Mr.. DAWES did not uphold any such
standard of morality; he did not hold that
he was absolvcd from his obligations be.
cause somebody else don't perform his;
such rule would be a disgrace to any
civilized nation. The bill passed.
The tariff bill wNs then taken up in
Committee Of the Whole. A number Of
motions to amend were rCjectcd-among
them, to strike out the paragraph taxing
apples, garden fruit, &c., 10 per cent.
Recess,
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ARRIVAL OF GERMAN PRISONERS AT
ToURs.-A Tours correspondent of the STAN
dard describes the frs. batch of prisoners
from the recent victory near Orleans. He
says-There are only about 200 of them, and
they all belonged to the Bavarian cavalay.
They all wore their long cloaks, in which
they had probably been sleeping for some
nights upon the ground, for they were muddy
up to the collars. A few only retained their
helmets, the great proportion wearing only
the undress light blue cap. They we're most
of them pale, and looked worn and fatigued
so much so that Frenchwoman standing
next to me exclaimed, with tears IN her eyes,
"Poor boys, how miserable they look, how
pity themw There were three officers amongst
them. The greater part of them had calm
but depressed look; few, however, smoked
their pipes, and looked around with consider
able nOnchatence. The behavior of the
crowd was excellent; boy near me shouted
"A bas la Prusse," but he was instantly cuffed
by the bystanders, and with that exception
dld not hear a cry of any kind.
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4 Adams House
EEA4.E Temple Street, Portland, Ms.
JOHN SAWYER, Proprietor

This new frst-elass business Hotel ia now oper
to the public. All the appointments are new and
the location, within few rods of both the Middle st
and Congress st. cars is of the most convenient
In the city.
Ihe Hote contains forty rooms, conveniently ar
ranged in suites. The Proprietor has had expert.
ence in providing for the public. and confidently ex
poets to welcome all his old friends who come t(
Portland and to make host OF new ones. Every
attention will be given to the wants Of guests.
July 27. dtf
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Jolly and Armstrong, the suspected MUIR
derers of the Lapine family near Potosi, Mo-,
are in Jail in st. Louis. They were captured
while they were resting and eating, on
Thanksgiving day. The pursuers surrounded
them completely, and they surrendered with
out opposition. They were promptly bound
with ropes and conveyed to Potosi, no efforts
to lynch them being made, which, in the ex-
element prevailing, speaks to the credit Of
the citizens. Jolly is nearly full-blooded
Indian, and both are reckless and daring
characters. Pending judicial examination It
is difficult to understand what motive could
have inspired the dreadful deed, the murder
of husband and wife, their two children, and
another woman, Mary Christopher, sister of
Mrs. Lapine. The fends appear to have
been crazed by drink. The killing of the two
children and the burning of the house indi-
cate a cool ferocity and an intention to de-
stroy the witnesses and evidences of their
crime, which prevents the presumption of
their being insane from the effects of drink.
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THE FORCE INSIDE PARIs.-The English
who have escaped from Paris state that the
present intention of the majority is to hold on
with the defence to the last loaf and cartridge,
but the minority, composed of respectable and
sensible people, are for surrendering at once.
Much depends upon the fate of the southern
army, even now in the balance. Should that
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02

WRITING from Montana, a correspondent OF
a Liverpool paper gives an Interesting account
of commemoration held there on the Sd in
slant. Many thousands OF Romans lett their
homes early in the morning for the purpose.
All the houses in the little village were deco
rated with black hangings, and professions
with yelled flags wended their way to Vigna
Santueci, where the action was fiercest, and
where wreaths OF sweet flowers were tearfully
laid above the sacred dust. The scene, says
the writer, was really touching. Speeches
were made and poems were read; but the
grandest OF all things was the fact that the
flag of free Italy waved at last on that spot
where so many generous youths had fallen
the victims of French Chassepots." Yet,
mirabile dictu, now we have Garibaldi com
rifles at him!
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THE Manchester Guardians correspondent
at Versailles writes from the Prusslan heaa-
quarters on the 10th Instant
The English residents in Paris who, thanks
to Mr.. Washburne, have ;naJ just ST. Ieen % ena- ma,
bed to pas; ths0dsp ddssplorabIe ora % Condition. They
ba~e bb sold ali that they possessed in the capt.
tai and many who had laid in a large stock
Of provisions have made handsome profits.
They report that the supply OF beef in Paris
cannot last longer than week, but that
plenty Of horse-fesh remains, and at least q
three months supply Of bread. If all this
be true, 1t is evident that Paris can hold out
at least as long as the government rations.
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reanss $500 per anmune, in adramce.

force be utterly defeated and broken up, it is
probable that Paris, after one convulsive ef-
Tort, IN the shape of monster sortie, will Ca
pltulate. The armed host at Trochu's dispOs-
al numbers 650,000 men, the largest force ev-
er assembled under the command of single
leader. A foreign legion has been formed
some loo strong. 1t is composed of Ameri-
cans, Belgians, and few Englishmen, one Of
whom, Lieutenant Drake, was buried on FRI
day last. Their uniform is brown and black; /;
brown tunc, black facings and braid, black
cap with tricolour cockade, and black trou-
sers. They are armed with Snider rifles. Of
late the National Guard, which absolutely re-
fuses to undertake any active operations in
the field has been compelled to go through its
spell OF duty in the forts, as well as the Mo-
blles. The fort guns, however, are all manned
9y the sailors. Torpedoes have been laid
down all round the forts, and outside the
ramDarts
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USE ONLY
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vLppman's Great German Btters prevents
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General Agents,
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sole Proprictors for America,
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CA 7 ARRH.

With all ofits disagreeable and disgusting symp-
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Briggs Allevantor the cheapest quickest and most
agieeable M remedy before the public; $1,000 will be
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There are many remedies the cure of those dis
tressing complaints, some of which may be good
This for one will be guaranteed Much time and
money has been spent in perecting this remedy. and
the result is more than satisfactory.
Each tottle make two quarts for use. Sold by M
). WHITTIER, junction of Free and Congress SITS
]. r. LUNT a. Co. 348 Congress st., EMMNONS
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FRY q, cor. Franklin aud Congress sts, MARK &
generally. Trade supplied by W. H. PHILLIPS
& Co, j. W. PERKINS g. CO., w. w. WHIPPLE
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the subscri-
WI, Der os mas been duly appointed Executor OF the
DoMlNICUS JOHNSON, late of Cape Elizabeth,
N s 1he county of Cumberland deceased, and has a-
M law Directs All persons having demands upon
the estate ofsa deceased, required to exhibit
tne same; and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
co JAMES M. ROBINSON, Executor.
Cape Elizabeth, Nov 18th, 1870. no16d3w*
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T|AYTON'S OIL OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
IN and Neuralgia Liniment known. 1t cures al
pains and aches in the system. For sale by al
Druggists. nov1seod& w1y
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
Geo. Es. Davis & Co.'s
3 BUEEETZN.

MONEY TO LOAN! MONEY TOLOAN
Iva We are prepared to loan money in
sums from 3 100 to $4,000, on First.cIass
mortgages in Portland, Westbrook and Cape
Elizabeth.
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StereOscopic Views.
Coal sa7asa Wood!

= EW Stereoscopc Views of Portland, including
~ churches and interiors, country. Islands and
copes. with great variety of new foreign views.
HOVZZ-lm W. AENTklR.
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NOTICE.

+ AYING resigned the Office OF Deputy Sheriff, I
4 respectfully request those owi1g q ne for SER
vices to make immediate payment
tandish, November 3, 1870. noy5.2w
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I iAhGO OF Coal, brig HIATT. E. Wheeler, suitable
~ loi furnaces, ranges, COOK ng purposes &C., &c
part Of the city, both cheap for cash.
.,,,. VIM I'll. WALKER,
oCtlIut = No. 90 Commercial Street.
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NJ Office is hereby gwen, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the.trust OF Administrator of the estate of
JOSEPH W. EMERSON, late of New York City,
deceased who died leaving estate to be administered
in the county of Cumberland, and given bonds
the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the es ate of said deceased, Iequr
ed to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES j. MORRIS, Admir-.
Portland, Nov 10Th, 1870. no17d3w
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of the statements made by "Y." in the OK
ford Democrat of Octaber IA, 1870, are to
my knowledge strictly true in every partic-
ular. GILMAN A. NORTON,
Town Clerk OF Porter.
CUMBERLAND IS. Nov. 10. 1870.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
THOMAS MoULToN,
Justice of the Peace
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys
is derived from its cures
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated witt
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it,
Scrofulous affections anG
disorders which were ag'
gravated by the scrofu
lous contamination unit
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-02
TO LET.
ZscO Houses to Rent.

sI1HE pleasantly located two storied house No 10
Park street, has gas and Sebago water; can be
had for term of years. if wanted.
Also the good brick house No II Middle street. in
complete repair, Contains ten good rooms; gas and
abundance of water,
Apply TO VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
no30dtf
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4 A Mammoth Rattle of Fine Jewelry.
VALUED at $1,000. 200 Chances. at S.
each. 23 Prizes, consisting of
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Fine Gold BREAST-PINS and EARRINGS.
SILVER GOBLETS, 10.
Will come off at my Saloon as soon as the
Chances are taken.
UCt30 G. DIERCES
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HARD ON EDITORS. Soon after Chief
Justice Chase assumed the gubernatorial
chair in Ohio. he issued his proclama-
ton appointing n Thanksgiving Day.
70 make sure of being orthodox, the
Governor composed his proclamation
almost entirely OF passages from the Di.
bic. which he did not designate IS quo.
tations, presuming that every ono would
recognize them, and admire the fitness
of the words rs we'll as Iii; taste in their
selection. The proclamation, meeting
the oye of a Democratic editor, he
pounced at once upon it, and declared
that he had read it before-couldn't ex.
actly say where-but he would take his
oath that it was downright plagiarism
from beginning to end. That would
have been pretty fair joke; but the next
day the Republican editor came out va
llantly in defence of the Governor, pro-
nouncad the charge ibellous, and ohal-
leanged any man living to produce one
single line of the proclamation that had
ever appeared in print before.
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WILLIAM GLAZE.

UST Us re received q large assortment of
~ WATCHES.--Gold and Silver Hunting,
Stem Winding, Open Face, of Swiss, English
and American manufacture.
CLOCKS.-Frepch Parlor, of Black Marble.
Gilt, Ormular, Rosewood and Walnut
SPECTACLES.-Gol Silver and Steel Of
all descriptions; Eye Glasses with Gold, Rub
Der and Tortoise Shell Frame.
IH!h1BLES.-Gold and Silver, of all de-
scriptions.
LADIES' JEWELRY.-GoldR Rings, plain
and with settings OF all kinds Of precious
stones; Brooches, EARRINGS, Necklaces,
Bracelets and Armlets Gold Chatelaine and
Leontne Chains; all varieties of jet, Rubber,
Gold, Pearl and Mourning Jewelry and Orna-
ments, &c.
GENTLEMENs JEwELRY.--yest and
Guard Chains, Collar and Shirt Buttons,
Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, Scarf
Pins, &c.
SILVERIvARE.
HPOONS.-Table,D Dessert, Tea, Sugar, Nus
tard, Pap, Salt Spoons and Ladies.
FORkS.-Table, Dessert and Breakfast
KNIVES.-Dessert, Fruit, Butter, Fish. Pie.
Cake and Cheese Knives
PITCHERS.--Chalices and Communion
Sets Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and Goblcts
CASTORS.-Silvera and Plated, Fruit Stands,
Cake Baskets, Pickle Stands, Coffee Makers,
Cream Pots, Salt and Butter Dishes, Walters,
&c. WILLIAM GLAZE
One door North of Scott, Williams g. Co. 's
Thanking House, Main street. Nov 1mo
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a Desirable store to Rent.

Ot5IIHUI6 bCUI6 10 h0NC.
sNfHE STORE ROOM, now occupied by
- Asssrs: I:sEsS5; = Isry:=Sse ==s= vszs
rent. This is g very dssIrsble stand. situated
On main street in the midst OF business, oppo.
site the PHOENIX Office. Inqnire of 4. ~.
e. 81. HEINITSH
Oct 70 At the Drug Store.
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Woe Certificates, 50: Ha!ceS, s.. so; Quarters,
s1,25.
EXPLANATION OF DRAw1Na.-The numbers
from to 10000 corresponding with the
Tickets, arc printed on separate slips of paper,
and encircled with small Tubes, and placed in
one wheel, The 100 Prizes are printed on
slips of paper and encircled with Tubes, and
placed in another wheel. Both wheels are
then revolved, and number is drawn from
the wheel Of Numbers; and at the same time
printed slip of the Prizes is drawn from the
other wheel. The Number and Prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the specta-
tors and registered by the Commissioner.
The Prize being placed against the number
drawn: Tllis operation is repeated until all of
the Prizes are drawn out.
aB- For information and orders. address
North Carolina Beneficial Association,
Wilmington, N. O., P. O. Box 90.
w. H. GERKEN.
General Agent.
JoHS LONDON. Commissioner. Nov s IS
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Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur
ance COmOany.

aHce company.
GENERAL AGENCY AT COLUMBIA,
October 81, 1870.
VME take pleasure in announcing to our
wv pollcy-holders and the citizens nf Snnth
carolina, tho association of Gov. N. L. BON.
HAM, with our General Agency, and that he
will give his personal attention to the inter
ests est, OF the company in every portion OF the
LEAPHART, JEFFERSON Il RANSOM,
General Agents.
Having examined into the condition of the
above company, and become associated with
it's General Agency, 1 commend it to the
most reliable and successful Life Insurance
Companies in the United States.
GOOD canvassing agents desired in every
District. Address, Branch Office, Columbia,
.. NJ. L. BONHAM.
Nov 1
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

Woe Certificates, So; Ha!res, $3.50; Quarters,
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Grand Toy Emporium.
M EN ZIE'S,

AsA In Al IN ~ IL ~ ~
Main Street, Columbia, S. g.,
ao WHERE is offered the largest and
,fSTEa best selected stock of TOYS ever
ES&abrouSht to this market. Dealers and
~ others can be accommodated, Whole
sale or Retail.
Old and young, grave and gay can be suited
from this varied collection
CANDIES of Pure Sugar manufactured
daily. Also,
G A K ES AND PIES.
fine assortment of CANNED GOODS lust
receiving from the best manufactures.
Fresh DATES, New Crop RAISSIN, CITRON
and CCRRANTS, ALMONDS. and full limo
of ASSORTED NUTS
London BISCUIT and Prince Albert
CRACKERS, importcd articles,) purc and of
great benefit to the sick and conyalcscnt.
JELLIES of pure fruit manufactured and
sold at reasonable prices.
Oct &c JOHN MCKENZIE.
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Hardy Solomon & Co.

Hardy Solomon q Co.,
"ATING entered into the manufacture of
Ill BRICK aud QUARRYINd OF GRANITE,
and purchased Of Measrs. Wright Il Vim, one
OF their new patent Brick Machines. capable
OF turning out from 10000 to 10000 bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
fnrnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
desired. Apply to HARDY SoLoAtoN, at his
store, or Mt the South Carolina Bank and
trust Company. Sept3
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A.Uairtd,,'

FTlaE undersigned, respectfully informs his
n fFte1dss feherallyi that he nsy hereafter
be fonna ct the we'll known and popular Dry
aoSds : Establishhent s oi Messrs. J. H. + II. L.
H:,iEAEC, :, TheFS no viii DO pff5aaeG 10 $50
themj and give them his attention.: i" 4. .
NOV we9 J. LEE DIXON.
Rlohland County BOARD of Equalization
THHTE above Board, consisting Of the County
County Auditor. will meet at the Office OF the
latter on MONDAY, the 7th, at 10 o'clock
a. M, and continue in session daily for one
week, to equalizo the values OF Real and Por
s9mai son i. property in said County. Tho Board
their property. assessed too high.
=, NJ. j. CALNAN,
NOV O3 Auditor Richland County.
Rlchland County---In Common Pleas.
Elias Gradick, us. D. 3. DeSaussure, Admins
traitor, ct al.
INHE creditors OF the late firm of E. c.
Z Smith & Bro. are required to establish
their claims before me, OF or before tho first
day OF January, 1871. By order of Court.
D. B. MILLER,
Nov 4 + G. G. c. and Special Referee.
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Meeting of Stockholders.
Ga EE5ssEI5 moeting of the Stockholders
W .asE x1Its5zs-e-SSflfY IzNSffY of the BLUE RIDGE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, of South Carolina. will be-
held in Columbia, at tho Office of the Compa-
ny. on THURSDAY, TIM 18th instant, at 12
o'clock, NJ. w, II. D. GAIIIARD
Nov 1t Secrotorv
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Special Notice,

NNHE largest, finest, and best stock OF
5a,.C u CLoThiNa ri in the, city. Owing to tho
death s1 OF Col. W: J. Hoke, the stock will be
Our line of Over-coats, Raglans, Business
suits: young mon and boys clothes, and water
proof goods, tof overy. style,) is complete.
goods, together with splendid stock Of Firm
11shlng Goods, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks.
.v,aiises. Carpct-bags, etc, etc, lower than
New York. '' e'''0 ~
The business will be conducted by G.. 81.
johnson, assisted by myself, who respectfully
sollclts share Of the public patronage.
MIKE HOKE,
:, ~ Son Of w. j. Hoke.
n. B.-Thc undersigned respectfully invites
all his old friends to gvo him cali, SEQ for
themselves, and be satisfied that tho truth Of
the above will be fully verified.
Nov5 G. NJ. JOHNSON