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n Office.

4 CITING as trustee in deed of trust from VIM. G.
Pendeton 10 me, and for the purpose Of efiecua-
ting the object of said deed, shallon the st day oJan
uary, l845 proceed SELL public SALE for cash. front
Of the tavern house occupied by John Housewright, in
the town Of New Glasgow, all said Pendeion's interest
in and To Tract Of Land within and halfmes OF
New Glasgow, containing
43O ACRES,
and adjoining the lands Of Jane Aldrdge Samuel 1e'
KILL Edmund c. Moore and others. Said Pendleton's.
interest said Land is undivided ne-sxh part there
Of The title to said Land believed be good but &C.
ting trustee, shall only convey such title As is ve',
ted in me. RO. A. COGtilLL, Trustee
Dec win
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PRACTICE OF

VIE subscriber, having resumed the pfacce of Law
Il VIII attend the sessions Of The Court of Appeals in
thus Cily, and those of the Superior Courts of Norfolk
Borough and Norfolk county. and engage in any bust
ness in the line of his profession. '
on VIM. MAXWELL,
corner on Main. ''''' '"e
Richmond, Dec 9
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COnmissiOner,s sale.

pY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
~ Of Law and Chancery, for the county Of Camp
bell at October ,erm 1874 in the Of Gray Gil
liam &c. and lewsllen sc. ps. Gillian, &c.. will 70
sold. at Campbell ,url house, the I'd Monday il
January. ls45. at public auction. for cash. the SLAVES.
Edom "a man, Ed,ha "a woman,) Delphia and So.
sannan (girls) in said decree mentioned.
DANIEL MARI, Com'E
Dec. l6 wtl3J
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43O ACR ES.
TAILORING.
TAOE. W: %. SIZE. V.H.ESET.

III AS established himself in Lynchburg on the cross
Il street, parallel with the Market House and ia
rear Of A. Croase's store, opposite Exchange Gomez
where he will carry on the tailoring business in its ~
rious branches. All work entrusted his shall "
done promptly. in the most fashionable style. Hs ~
ves the attention Of his former cus,omers and tho pub
lie in general for share of patronage.
Sept 80 WITS
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sECND SUPPLY.

RE.aT DElLLy'E Nv PRICES.
IN J. BURTON having just received al his NEW
lie Store Bank Square. next door to John j.
Puris, Second Supply Of .Nse Goods at reduced pri-
ces and being anxious 10 sell of his stock Of Winter
GOODS before The expires, has determined TO oer
great inducements purchasers either by Wholesale Of
RETAIL
lie particularly invites the attention Of the public to
his large supply Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
such rs French Cashmeres and Pompadour Mouslins;
Paris Reps. Velvet Delanes, Cashmere DE CIusse,
Grape Deanes, Cashme Deanes Afghan Satins, Lai-
sans, Paris Lusres and Bonbaznes, Alpaca Lustres,
figured Roumeas, all wool Mousn Delanes. Al 25 cts
per yard Calicoes. Ginghams Bonnet Ribbons, Hose-
~, SC. sc.
NEGROES CLOTHING.
Such as ud Cloths Cassinetis kerseys, yarn Jeans,
Richmond Jeans, Genrock Jeans, Plain and Plaid Lin
seys low as 90 per yard. Blankets from so cts
the finest. Negroes Shoes and Hats Of every descrp
ton very low.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
Such as plain and fgd Beaver Cloths, unusually low,
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs, splendid assorm
Tweed Cassilneres, Casines, Kentucky Jeans, Stocks
Paris Ties, Crayats HAS, Caps, &c.
GROCERIES.
Such Sugar. Coffee, Iron, Nails, Leather, Bale Cot
ten sc. All Of which will be sold uncommonly low.
n. Is. will give The highest market prices for yarn
Jeans and Linseys yarn Socks, tow and fax Linens
Feathers, Wool, Butter, Beeswax Bacon, Flour Clio
yer Seed, and other descriptions VI country produce.
EJ. BURTON
Nov % Is
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C.mpseIi Ce.ssy Cssrs. Nov. srrss, fsAA.
-
Dec. 9
EDUC.HTIO.V,

MRS. N. O. RI0E is grateful To her patrons fa
A their encorragemeni,a and sgra,ied at the appoba
ton they have manifested by continuation Of their pat
ronage. which She will endeavor merit BY using
ry effort for the improvement and future happiness Of
their Children believing that If they be trained in the
way they should go, they will seldom depart from it.
and they should TINT the impressions which made
in youth. by the advice OF instruction of faithful moth
er or teacher, will be tasman TO draw them back
from the paths Of error, restrain them from wander
ing into them.
Having taught l6 years with but little iniermission,
her hea, is 50 impaired by the connenen and labor OF
large school, that she proposes reducing the number
pupils to ten and raising her term. to So per session
Of five months.
She hopes this arrangement will meet the appreciation
of her patrons, being assured that they will be much
benefited, as their children will receive more nsruc.
ton, and have more attention paid their department
than in large promscuous school taught by in per-
feet health.
Deco w4w
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.N.EGROEN FOR N.lLE.
IL Il C at on.

rINlIE subscribers will open English and Classica
l. SCHOOL in the basement story of The Second
Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday, the LIST Of October
next.
Terms per session of FIVE months For the eemen.
tary branches of English $1,000; for the higher branch
Of English, 1890, for the Classics and Mathemat-
les, 5000. A. NJ. BRANCH, "A. b.
l.. WlNSrON Graduate y. NJ H.
Sent 26 1,
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I rules held in the clerks Office of the sxcut superior
IA court of law and chancery for the county Of Amherst
on Monday, the End day OF December, 1874:
Charles a. Penn, Plaintiff,
against
Eley and Spence, Edmund C. Moore, John Penn and
John b. Duncan Defendants
liz CuANcERY.
The defendant John b. Duncan, having entered hs
appearance and given security, according to the act Of
scmby and the rules a. this court and it appearing BY salts
factory evidence that he is not nhabtan Of this country
is ordered that the said do appear here the fret
day Of March term next and the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the town Of Iynchburg for two
months successfully and posted the front door the
courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TINsLEY Clk.
Dec 16 WIN
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS

EXECUTORS SHE.
WILL be sold. at Mrs. Taylor's. in the county
W Amherst near the Lynchburg Toll Bridge, the
LIST day of January, lS45
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES,
belonging to the estate Of James Davis, decd Also
eral good farm HORSES Terms -l2 months credit
bonds with satisfactory security will be required from
the purchasers. BY order of the Executor.
TALBOT 4 LANlER, Auct'rs
Dec. Is Will
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| Roast. Stc,ced Fried Shated or out ofthe Shall.
ME subscriber has just commenced receiving
Il supply of the above, and will continue 10 do so
throughout the season, direct from Norfolk. Families
can be supplied with any quantity, in out of he shell
at }. IL. FIrZGIBBON,
Head Quarters
Nov 10 Is
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Sale OF Z.1.V'D Nv BED.
FORD COT.v'TH.

Sale OF L.1.V'D Nv BED.
FORD COUNTY.
DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by William N
~ Meriwether, and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the county u Of Bedford and The request If the
said Meriweher, the subscriber will sell at public auc-
ton. upon the premises Tuesday the 4ih dav of
February, S45 if fair if not the fair day thereafter
The Tract Of Land,
which the said William ~ Merlwether resides
lying in the county Of Bedford. about miles from
Lynchburg, and near the Lynchburg and Blue Ridge
Turnpike, This tract OF Land contains some hing more
than ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. and is alto
gether, Of the finest tracts in this region of
try. About three hundred acres Of it is mountain Land
well timbered. and much Of ii suited tho growth Of
tobacco. The residue Of the tract,
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
OF which is cleared, lies unusually well is Of the valus-
BILE red soil Of Eastern Virginia, and capable from i,s
good clay foundation of being brought little expense
to the highest degree Of fertility At least FIFTY
ACRES OF the tract is good meadow Land, (hry off
in body) there is also on it good for Grlsl and
Saw Mil. From full knowledge of,his land the sub
scrlber feels hesitation recommending il IL those de
sirous Of buying Lands admirabl, adapted to the
growth OF every species of grain, and intrinsic value
and location as one of the most desirable farms known
10 him any where. IL the purchase of part should he
more convenient 10 buyers. the tract will be divided
TERMS.
Fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars of the purchase
money, VIII be required 10 hand upon the ba lance
liberal credit will be given. Possession of one half ot
the Land can given Immediately; and of the remainder
next fall.
For more particular information, address the sub.
scrber at Lynchburg And for view of the Land call
on Mr. Merwelher on the premises.
Dec 10 Wifi
o. Lexington Gazette and Slauuton Spec,a,ur will
publish till the day Of sale.
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JNO. q. 4 T.. q. McCLANAHNN
CIR CERS and COMMISSION
.NER CHANTS,
LYNCH BURG, Va.
1--WE particular attention TO the sale of Flour
~ Wheat. Tobacco and all kinds Of produce. Libe.
raj cash advances made produce in hand (our charge
is 90 cents per hogshead for selling tobacco Goods re-
ceiyed and forwarded. (no charge for draysge.)
GROCERIES.
good stock at low prices.
Corner house, Main Street. next door to DR.. Seav,s
Drug Store. doors above Bryant & Young's.
Sept 10 n
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.v'OTzCE.
kf authority of two DEGREES of the circuit superior
~ court Of law and chancery, for Nelson county pro
nounced ON the Sth of October 1884, in the cases OF no
j. Brown Co., agains, Harrod b. Scott and others,
ana OF towards against the same shall on the Isl
day of January next the premises sell to the highest
b'eder the TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by
SAID Scott adjoining the town of Lovingston containing
upwards OF twenty acres. and which there is large
DWELLING House with convenen, out houses.
suitable tor professional man. Terms of sale-Sixty
dollars IN cash. and the balance ia SIX twelve and eqh
teen months, in equal instruments. secured BY bonds
with approved security, and title withheld to secure the
ultimate payment CHA'S: PERROW. Coos.
5. CLAIBORNE, "o"''
Nov IS Ill
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INSURANCE AGAINST E.nE

lNSUkANCE AGAINST FIRE,
VIE subscriber has heen appointed Sub AoeDl n
Comm, Inc New York Conlribullunship Fire Insurance
CAPITAL 3OO,OOoI
Snce NO. o. Wall street. This company io,u,e,
inre and every description of Persons, Prona,'"
loss or damage by fire. ''pe's' against
prepared to receive, and .oei,s
err o' Insurance IN this Company, from the c
censor Lynchburg and OF the surrounding co,,,r~ '
Deco. A. H. ARMIsTEAD, Sub.Asen..
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BENZ. HARDIN,
J. X. UNDERWOOD.
X. A. PATTERSON,
PHILIP TRiPi.EIT,
W. W. S0UTHGATE.
w. X. GRlGSBY,
JOHN kiNCAiD,
L.. w. ANDREWS,
GREEN ADAMS,
b. MILES CRENSHAW,
LESLIE COMBS,
w. }. GRAVES.
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Dee. w2m
+ Court of Quarterly Session. continued and held for
"a the county of Campbell at thu house thereof on
Tuesday the 18th day of No, embcr, 1874:
James Dixon Nm. Dixon, Tho. Dixon and Sarah Ana
Dixon plaintiffs,
John Wilson Joseph Jones and Mary his wife Elizabeth
Dckcy, Jane Dickry, Martha Dckey Robert Martin and
Nancy his wife Robert Dickey, Thomas Elliott Wilson FL
lott, John Elliott Achy Elliott and Mary his wife Eliza
w. Elliott and John w Elliott, infants Of Ro. W. Elliott,
Wilson Martin and Sarah his vile hos Hinc. and Jane
his wife, Wilson McRsynolds, rhos J. Mercy nolds Benla
S. McReynolds, - Mckinney and Elizabeth IL his
vile, Mary McReynolds, VIM. '. Cannafax and Mar
tina Jane his wife, and Alexander II. Wilson,
Defendants
The plaintiffs having duly filed their bill, and motion,
VIM A. Clement is assigned guardian ad Item Of Eliza W.
Elliott and John w. elliott infant children of Ro. W e.
lott, ded and to the satisfaction of the
that John Wilson Robert Dchey Wilson Elliott, john e.
rah his ~e, Tho Hines and Jane his WIFE Wilson Mickey
nolds rhos J. McRe, nods, BENJAMIN s. McReynod
- Mckinney and Elizabeth II. his wife, VIM. W Can
naax and Martha Jane his wife, inhabitants Of this
commonwealth; it is ordered that they do appear Camp
bell Courthouse the second Monday in Febri neI
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and copy Of this order
be inserted newspaper printed in the of Lynch
burg for two months successfully and posted the front door
of the court house OF this county court dav
Copy-Teste,
WIN. A. CLEMENT, CPk
Dce.9
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PICKET BOATS.

TTi- DBeekly Line Only.
NROM this date, (25lh Now we suspend our daily
l. line Of Packets Dewteen Richmond and Lynchburg;
and shall leave, until further notice,
Lynchburg for Rlchmond-Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, ats o'clock A. Nj.
Richmond for Lynchburg-NIohday, Wednesday ,nd
Friday, at o'clock p. NJ.
Fare through from Lynchburg to Richmond. 5000
- Charlottesville. by
Boats and Stages. (va Scolsvie, meals on
The Boats included, $3.50
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Nov. 25 :.
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family medicine it is unequalled, and Is all powsrf.
in removing bilious aud other complaints arising fro.
the derang ment Of the slmcnary ducts and in puri,n,
the blood certain the Of the delicate con-
incident to females grateful the taste, aromatic IA
the smell, and and the time gentle its opsr,
tien, yet ecacous, that female be without .
great boon its bic wLe
over they have been introduced, the length and
breadth this widely extended country uniformly ,pa
invariably received the approval OF the public voice.
As many Of the above diseases come on i'm
Percepbly and become far advanced their progres. be.
lore suspected that they exist the SYSTEM should
expect in such to be at relieved entirely but
should continue the of the pills for length
OF time Full directions accompany each box, the u,s
of the pills in all those complaints for they recon
mended.
e. Peters Pills for sale, wholesale and RETAIL at
York prices, by all the Druggists in Richmond Petersburg
and Norfolk
For sale by DAVID r. LYMAN,
JOHN IL SEAY,
Lynchburs, Va
And enquiry, will be found in every village
n the State.
Dec. 25
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VlRGiNiA'-At rules held in the Clerks Office 9th
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Bad
ford county, the 4h day of November, lS44
William McGeorsc and Ruth his wife, late Ruth Wright,
Plaintiffs,
against
Tommy Wright in his right and executor of John
Wright decd William Wheeler ind Sarah his vile, An
thonv Wright, Nancy Ashury, William Corley and Bssey
his wife Joseph Harper and Polly his wife james Wright
and Joel Wright of John Wright the younger de.
ceased and in their right. Nicholas Robertson, Sheriff
OF dord aud such adm Illustrator Of Elizabeth Wright,
decd and admir- of Rhoda Hurt decd and admir- Of
Joseph Wright decd, Joel Shrewsbury and Thomas Sale,
executor OF Thomas Logwood deed. Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, William WheeIe, and Sarah his ~id,
William Corlry aud Beisey his wife, Joseph Hopper and
Polly his wife, having entered their appearance and
given security according the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they nhabnns oil this Commonwealth: il 10
rdered that ihey do appear here the first Monday in
February and answer the Plaintiffs hill. and that
copy OF this crier be inserted in ncwspsrar pub.
lished in the OF l,nchbnrg for two months success
svev and posted the from, door Of tho Of ,
county court dav.
Copy-Teste.
JOS WILSON, elk
Ore HCr
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NOTlCE-The CampbeIls are coming Hard to
IN beat Fair play and no gougng mo monop-
oily BEEF! BEEF BEEF To my old friends
and fellow citizens, and the public generally
return thanks to you all for the kind patronage you
have extended to me since have catered for you in
the Centre Market and now make known to you
that Tin addition to my stalls in old Centre Market
next to Mr., James Rhodess, and opposite Frederick
Hagars) have store the corner of 9Th street and
Pennsylvania avenue where, at all times, have on
hand the best assortment of Beef both fresh and SALT
that can be procured in this city. now have for
slaughter 80 head of fat cattle, raised and fed by
Hamilton Rodgers, Esq and go head Of spayed hef
ers raised and fed by Titbal, (both of which gen.
tlemen are the best feeders of cattle in Virginia
and drove with the greatest care by Robert l.. Arm
stead and Bascabe, and purchased for me by gen.
teman of this city who is admitted to be the best
Judge Of good Beef in the United States and will
have, commencing on Saturday morning, and contin-
uing each market morning thereafter, portion of
said extraordinary fine Beef at 64 cents per pound,
first cuts.
All boarding houses and families who are fond of
good living will give me CALL for am convinced if
you once call you will assuredly purchase s
jan 29-eo3w T. CROWLEY.
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Before the debate on the general ticket subject
was resumed,
Mr. CEIAPPELL, of Ga, called the attention
of the House to a report of his colleague (Mr
Stephenss) remarks, as he found them in the Ma
dlsonian, in which it was said that his Mr. C.'s)
sentiments on the district law were not generally
known in the convention that nominated him--he
asked his colleague if the report was correct?
Mr.. STEPHENS said that he had replied to
some remarks of Mr. Black, of Ga, in which that
gentleman had conended that the people Of Ga
were united upon the general ticket system, in
proof of which he had cited the late election, in
which both parties had run general tickets, and
though the Wings in convention declared the law
of Congress to be constitutional, yet they had
sent two Representatives here, one agreeing with
him, and the other in favor of the district system.
In reply to these remarks, he (Mr. Stephens)
had stated that though his colleague was on The
committee that reported the resolutions alluded
to, his disagreement with the majority of that
committee was not generally known.
Mr.. s. said that, having the floor, with the per-
mission of the House. he would call attention to
the reports of the remarks of another gentleman
from Georgia, made yesterday, whom he would
designate as the praying member, Mr.. Stlles,) as
he had not made speech in the House in which
he had not invoked the Supreme Being in some
form.
Mr.. STILES disavowed the remarks as re-
ported.
Mr.. STEPHENS then read in the report of Mr.
SIS remarks, these words: May the Lord God
Almighty have mercy on his soul - and observed
that he might be under some obligation to the
member for his Intervention in his behalf, if he had
no; been taught to believe that "the prayer OF
the wicked avaleih nothing"
MIR. DOUGLASS then took the floor in defence
of his report, and, we are sorry to say, spoke in
very bad taste. He made an attack, rather per-
sona than argumentative, in reply to Mr. Bar
nard, of N. Y. The Wing members were ar
raigncd for making this party question.
MIR. BARNARD asked leave to make an ex-
PLANTATION of some of his remarks Mr.. Douglass
having charged him with giving the lie to the re-
cord of his own Legislature.
Mr.. d. would not yield, but went on using the
words "skulking," sneaking," TO the member
from New York
Mr.. ID. agreed that while the States had pri-
mary right to prescribe the time, place, AMI man
ner of election, the ultimate right was vested in
Congress /; if, however, Congress did anything it
was bound to do everything. 1t was bound tore
gulate if the States did not regulate the elections
Wsea tt,s spss1w's halsger nv upos his
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nR. TAYLoR's BALsAM or LlvERWoRT,

nR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,
~ prepared at 375 Bowery, New York, is Justly
celebrated as the most wonderful curative Of pulno-
nary diseases in the whole range of pharmacy, some
Of our most respectable physicians it in their prac-
tice prescribing it as the best OF all remedies for pull
monary complaints and physical debility, and they
unhesitatingly recommend it TO be kept in every
family Of consumpiive tendency. 1t is universally
received of the standard medicines of the day.
The great merit of Dr. Taylors Balsam is that in all
cases of pulmonary complaints il gives immediate re-
lief. single bottle WILL in most cases, reveal its
astonishing virtues, and open at once the fountain
of health and strength to the afflicted Read the fol-
lowing certificate:
being constitutionally predisposed to Consump-
ton, Ia number of my family having died with this
disease) and having suffered from irritation of the
Lungs, accompanied with cough and raising matter
and blood, together with severe pain in my side and
breast, till was supposed TO be bevond recovery,
was induced by advice of DR.. Perkins, as last re-
Sort to try "Taylor's Basam of L,vcrwort," have
taken five bottles in all began 10 improve with the
first bottle, and while taking the third, far re
covered as TO be able 10 get about. Since which
time, by continued of it, am quite restored and
able to attend to my usual business. Topersons sui
ering from coughs and affections OF the Lungs, do
earnestly recommend It,
(Signcd) "JAs. G. SCOTT
ELlzABErH CRY, N. c., Dec. ID. lS42.
Observe--The only genuine Taylor's Balsam of
Liverwor has an engraved label around each BOTTLE
with the signature of Dr. Gordon j. Leeds, attached,
TO prevent counterfets. In order to be certain of OBJ
tanning the genuine article, purchase only at the
original office, 375 Bowery.
/. Or of CHARLES STOTT,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 7th street
And JAMES NJ DORSETT,
Washington, d. G.
GEORGE NJ SOTHORON,
Georgetown, ID. c.
HENRY COOK,
And JOHN J. SAVERS,
asb 6-9m AhgasaEiASn q
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TO THE WIGS OF THE UNITED STATES.


GRAND NATIONAL WING BANNER BADGE.
VI WILLIAM CURLErT & JOHN GADE, Of
the city Of Baltimore, the former now painting
der the direction of the Wing Banner Committee of
this city, and the latter attending to the remainder Of
the getting up Of the Grand Wing National Ban
ner," to be presented by the Wings of Baltimore to
the Wings of such State IS shall have the largest
proportionate number Of delegates in attendance at
the Young Mems Wing National Convention of RAJ
tifcation to meet in Baltimore, on Thursday the Cd
day of May next respectfully announce that they are
getting up in the best style of engraving and printed
on satin, two BADGES, which will be fac SMILES of
the ".Nationd Wing Banaer;;'' one of them will be
large and suitable for framing, and the other of
proper size to wear on coats in the National Wing
Procession and other public occasions of political
character during the year. Some of them will De
handsomely got up in colors. Due notice will be
given of the time when they will be ready for de-
livery. The copyright has been secured.
Communications from Clubs, Associations, or per-
sons DESTROYS of dealing in the Badges, addressed to
the undersigned, will be attended to.
WILLIAM CURLETT,
JOHN GADE
Baltimore, February, 1914. feb l2-4t