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The New York Democratic address.

The National Democrat expresses strong
the in which the democratic address got
up and signed We do not understand the Democrat
excepting the matter OF the address, but the fact
is alleged by il, that does express the real
,men OF the signers, and the fact that there
OF fairness and regularity in its preparation and
signing The following paragraph states The objection OF
the Democrat on the first point a.#
.'Tho document before u.s. and processes be re-
suit OF gratifying unanmi,y OF opinion Of neary the
whole representation ia tho present legislature,
as is announced by array of names appended the
address In the Atlas and which, indeed, would prove
highly satisfactory the democracy OF the State II the sd-
dress In the1cast with their views had
received the raying signatures OF such democratic
members have been looked upon by the people
representatives OF their opinions and the agents OF their
wishes during the pepdency OF the important
which sgaied the legislature at regular session. r.i
The Democrat then gives the proceedings Of demo.
cratic caucus which had under consideration the subject
OF an address, but which failed 10 come TO any deerm
nation and dispersed without taking any definite action
II says that nothing heard OF the address IN.
Ill about two hours before the final adjournment, when
number OF democratic members claiming TO be HE com
mee discovered to be procuring the signatures OF
members in manner which excited much surprise and
Indignation among the democratic members whose sound
nationality prscuded them from any participation in
the production OF the address" The Democrat says
that protest drawn up and signed by a large
number OF democratic members, whose course bad
been consistent and emneny national in their leeis-
lative acts. and such members generally as had
no, sold themselves TO the barnburner majority" Ths
may turn ont TO be important document; but 40 we
have not IT, we are not advised ~ to the importance
which attaches TO il the OF the number OF aign
The Democrat then gives list of several mem.
bers whose attached to the address, but
who are alleged no, TO have signed il.
The only remark which think proper to make in
the present attitude Of the matter that we see ad
dress issued with the OF seveniytwo out OF the
eighty six democratic members Of the assembly attached
TO il, Wears bound 70 regard this address expressing
the sentiments OF those whose are attached until
they come for ward and dispute its authenticity No one
who has watched the dissensions n fhe New York
sembly ever expected that address could be prepared
which would be satisfactory TO Nil the democratic
beu. Tha, one which is sound 10 its sentinens was
agreed on and issued by Overwhelming majority
more than we bad hoped for, and shall regret
sfauncanon was not well founded But unit, the sign
ss Oh me address themselves repuda,e il, have
RICH, TO regard il as authentic.
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The Foreign News.

The news by the steamer Asia. which we publish IN
detail will be found interesting but there Is nothing in
TO solve the question OF peace or war in Europe Upon
The whole we regard the intelligence confirming the
we have heretofore had to the continuance
of peace We think that England and france have The
decision OF the question and their INDUCEMENTS to avoid
the threatened war strong. sill believe they
will agree upon some diplomatic mode OF saving the
honor OF the Sultan and The Emperor without resort 10
arms II will be observed that such effort being
made with reasonable prospects Of success. al the latest
dates. hsi. ae-aG ssa. d faH.2 ,as IL.
The illusions 10 the state OF the Turkish question in
The British Parliament, are interesting. but Of char
ac,er TO aid us materially forming opinions
results Perhaps the speculations of the London Times
are not less interesting showing at more length the
tone of the English mind a ts'.aaE RI. ,A3& 4sa
The proceedings Of Captain Stringham in regard to
the protection OF Costa, Of which there full account
under our foreign head. will attract special notice 1t is
always gratifying to witness such prompude and deter
minaton in maintaining the rights OF citizens
exhibited by him. To appreciate fully the energy and
Amercanism Of gallant tar, the reader must turn 10
the graphic Of his conduct in It's proper place
but some idea the subject may be formed IRON The fol-
lowing paragraph: s. ..g 7.
captain Stringham, having gone board, was
told by the lieutenant that he had no prisoner In the
ship Retur ning board second time, aud accompa-
MED by Mr. Brown. they found Com. Schart captain OF
brig whom Captain StriDgbam thus addressed Your
lieutenant cir, has lied. The mse~ta cobiuboy in the
Arneiea~ posd be gully Of saeh eosrdies =
then the prsone Costa brought on
deck in irons. Captain Sirngham asked, Are you
American mo, am Hungarian. Have you an
American pasponr which Qike blockhead) he re-
piled, NO! am HS~gayia~, nd ,oH die Huxsari-
an The Americans could do more and left the brig.
Learning however, after, that Costa had taken the
oath Of ctizensh p and seeing the Austrian brig
depart Captain Suingham age that they
bad board prisoner carried on by force from foreign
independent territory, and tho had ale2sncc
COVER of the United Sta es he should feel IL his dny
insist upon the brig rem-ining under his guns until be
received nsrucons from Constsnnoplo and if any
tempt made depart he would fire into the
brig ~ ###.4
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The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention

II is refreshing to witness the harmony and single
edness with which the democracy OF The Old Keystone
State enter into the political contest Unannily and zeal
are written their proceedings when they assemble in
convention This is The great oi the many bril-.
liant victories they have We congratulate them on
the bright prospects which they have for another triumph
this fall We published in last elcgraphic accoun,
OF the unanimous nomination OF the Hon John c. Knox
as candidate for supreme judges also the resolutions
adopted approving in decided the Of
President Pierce and Governor Bigler These are evil
dcnces Of popular approval which will be properly sp
preciateG.
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Lou,s,ana.-Fourth Congregational District


The democracy Of this district recently met in conven-
ton a, Alexandria, and nominated Judge Rowland Jones
for Congress. .e.s.af ar'5. ##-ta
The New Orleans Courier says that the nominee has
risen to the station of district Judge by dn OF fearless.
vigorous mind by industry and perseverance which moth
ing could fatigue and zeal not 10 be discouraged or
turned from the right track.
Judge Jones being present, defined his poson iol
lows:
" Gentlemen, II may be the wish Of that should
In political psrlsnce, define position This with me
wi not be difficult task sxLose NATIONAL. px-
MooKscY STAND THE BALTIMORE rLaTyoHx. That
platform hold to be broad enough for sll a. good
Stste-rights man as any one-as good = Union o
any | wish distinctions made In the demo-
cratic family IL should be no bar communion that
brother differ with another In regard Que sons
even OF vital importance. SO long the essential .eens
of democracy retained and adhered TO- difference OF
opinion may only be tolerated. but be productive Of
great good want other while hold that there can
be better proof of mans democracy than his
the platform upon which Franklin Pierce
to the presidency And hero permit me, gentlemen to
congratulate the passing OF all the clouds
which obsoored the democratic sky We now pre.
sent bnbroken column Discussions have ce.sed har
mony restored and the spirit oldon time animate,
every manly breast Oscardy IL the word Strife Is mum
barred among the things that were"
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the constitution empowering Congress TO provide for
the :. eossmsa defence, Of The country. IE.
Upon what principles tbis great work Is 10 be CON
meneed add conducted may be appropriately aud safely
left 10 the wisdom OF General Pierce aud bis cabinet,
aided and sustained by an enlightened congress. The
public lands through which the road whi necessarily
pass will doubtless enter into the plan, and Ahosd Ae
greater part OF the means necessary tor the aeeompsh
ment Of the great enterprise This would prevent too
heavy drain upon the treasury OF the country and an
unnecessary arrangement OF its finances. The work.
100, when completed. will doubtless be suuendsIsd.
proper conditions and restrictions, TO the management
Of The States through whose territory the greater part OF
will pass and by this avoid OF the strongest
obiecions ever urged nshonal work Of this chaFae
tef-nanely. its liability to produce collision betwesa
The States an the federal govetom-nt esol ati
Commenced and executed upon these similar princi
ples, this great work will form OF the proedesi
epochs 10 our counTys brilliant history, and viii lend to
he al ADMINISTRATION OF General Pierce, 10 stand
alone IA ,s only worthy measure iustc isdeless
it's rs Its will be permanent and SoIioaA
y n. = ~ ono m OLD VIRGINIA.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, july 81, 1868.
Appointment by the President.

Daniel T. Sickes. esq. OF New York, TO be seere-
,sry OF legation OF the United States al London =
The selection of MIR. Sckles by the President will be
received by the democracy of the country with hearty
qualification. Occupying at present highly resPon-
sible position in the city OF New York, his accept
ance Of the appointment Of secretary OF the American e-
CATION al the court OF ST. James his high sense
OF the confidence reposed in him by the Chief Magistrate
Of the nation MIR. Sickles is gentleman OF expe-
renee ability and great decision OF character and from
bis courteous address and popular manners cannot
fail TO be most acceptable secretary He is widely
known as a firm. fearless, and uncompromsing ma
tiopsl democrat We heartily and sincerely eongratu-
late Mr. Buchanan upon the choice OF a gentleman so
snguarly well fitted for the duties OF the position TO
which he has been called T n . II.
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Reduction Of the Public Debt

An important notice from the Treasury Department,
intended make decided reduction in the public debt,
will be found in paper. The terms proposed are
such that suppose the holders OF the stocks will
be induced TO bring them forward al least 10 the amount
indicated in the notice The sec, upon the money ma
kel will probably be decidedly felt.
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We are glad that we have afforded TO our esteemed
neghbor OF the Isiissneer OF JOY in our views
upon the Pacific railroad Hehnks he sees in them the
principles on which Mr. Clay maintained the constitu-
,onay OF works Of internal Improvement; but we infer
,ba, his vision was obscued. he deems II proper be-
fore being too positive, 10 "wipe his spectacles" We
hope when his vision is clearer, that he will not only DIS
cover the distinction betwix views and those OF Mr.
Clay adverted TO- but that he will wipe his spcciacles
once more and that position is the true one We
should rejoice have the cooperation OF one so able in
sustaining the republican construction OF the consti-
tuition. EH1Ft etE.# 34aHiHl14MA t.tt"M ~
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We learn from the Minnesota Democrat that Governo,
German 10 now engaged in the investigation OF The
charges which have been preferred against Ex-Governor
Ramsey account of the frauds the Sioux Indians
We shall await the result OF this inquiry with good
deal OF interest Grave accusations have been made in
voving charges OF deaudnE these Indians. and the coun-
try will coon know whether they can he su.,an. BY
proof.
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II will be perceived, by reisssnce 10 notice 10 Our
advertising columns. that cilixsns viii have an o'
por,unityo enjoying dramatic entertainment u Caru-
sis Saloon ON Thursday evening. the 4th Of AsEus
Shakespeare reAdioss by Mr. Sheriff. assisted BY MrCsi.
len and Miss Renwcks. We understand DIR. Sheriff to
be young gentleman Of Virginia who has devoted his
mind 10 the study Of Shakespeare and now proposes to
give 10 our citizens the result Of his lahore in An intellect,
ual treat, which we hope they will not fail to emily
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4 RARE Chance In Capffa1isss for n Proat.hl. -
Hotel ord Point Comfort, virrin. 10,
public on w.
nssday the Oath August nsr, ihe premises their
together win
Ths Comfort
hsshine End
pleasure render heightened description NJ this popular
psses enurey unnecessary. '##.#U .....F'#l'a|
safe positive Term. payment liberal
tc.sssn ry.c any 81 oc,ossr nsrl
JsyS-Sn>hAns J, r. REYNOLDS Co.
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DLAMK Notes, Drafta, and Btl. of Er.n.--
ID nous patterns and designs, and blank deeds. "
A large assortment, At low prices, for sale At
TAYLOR n MAuPy,s
yu'F 20 bookstore o,b 49,,
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Gov McCislland, Secretary of the Interior, has re-
turned from his visit to Michigan, and is now at has poet
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The Illinois central road is being pushed forward with
great deal of energy the part OF the contraction
There are now over 10000 men engaged on it, Over
100 miles of is already in operaion-viz: from Chi
cago to kankakee. and from Lssalle 10 Bloomington.
About OF the distance from Cairo the sne
ton is graded and ready for the rail Within year the
road will probably be opened IFS entire length between
Chicago and Cairo.
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DEArH OF Hon. THOMAS P. MooREs-Ths Harold
bugh Ploughboy Of the 23l comes TO 10 coihed mourn
ing Tor the Hon Thomas p. Moore, resident OF Mel
Ger couny and gentleman well known TO the democracy
OF Kentucky s ii 8tf 8s. Ii ea'a Is. s5t.
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The iron is laid down the Sommeville branch for
distance OF about four miles, and the work is progress.
ing well. The will be runniaS over il about the
middle of September.
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WosLDs TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. -At meeting
held in New York in May last resolved 10 appoint
committee, consisting OF from each state 10 make
auang emenis hold worlds temperance invention.
That committee, comprising most sstimahe and respect
able gentlemen have called the ting 10 Be held in
New York city the 9Th Of September nsxt No dosbt
large convention will assemble. and much usefsl in
formation impaired, and active steps be taken arrest
the fearful spread Of intemperanee. Among the commit,
tee we find the Of the great champion Of temper
ance Christian Keener, and have fears - nirsst
the imporsn, subject in bis hands. ,
The Portland MAJ Argus STATES ihatfbe coored pop
ulaon Of that city decreasing year by year, thus
roboanS all previous experience oil the elects Of real.
dence in high aiiiudes upon HE black The editor
remarks very Justly While our while population j.
rapidly increasing, colored population, made up pv
cipaly Of the mixed blood. is GRADUALLY wAA)isx AVA.
So rely there mus, be deep sndsyhe. sef
executing law Of Mature that operates snch fsan
this" asEW q .nst '#rt.N -
Fax RANKS. Several banks are springnx no in New
Orleans, under the Tree banking law. among whsA
the Southern Bank and the "Nev Orleans BAnh'
The Mechanics and Traders Bank, We perceive, has
also reorganzed under the new act
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POSTSCRIPT.
WASHINGTON MATTERS.

WAsniSaros Dec. iG.-I understand that the naval
committee o the House, at full meeting to- day voted
unanimously To report bill on the first pro.
badly ON Monday next authorizing the constr,eton nj
six steam fgaes; To be built under the dir,c,ion of M
Secretary OF the Navy la such manner AS he sh, ace N,
spPropns,ng t3,000O00 for the purpose The movement
shows both hearty support for the Secrctarys recon,
mendaons; aud prompt action on the part of the com
mittee. " ~ ~
The Hon. Mr. Kerr. Of North Carolina was called bone
today 10y ieiegraphic intelligence Of the dangerous illness
Of his wife.
Gen. Houston il daily expected here senator Ru.k il.
SAID 10 DC Mt Austin Texas attending to Pacific railroad
project.
CLOSING OF THE CANAL-MAYOR'S PROcIAN,
TlON IN RELATION To STREET PREACIIING
NEw foEK Dee. l6.-The Canal Commissioners b.v.
determined to close the Canal the 10th iI.lant
The Mayor OF New York has issued a proclamation
against holding asscmbsges the public
Tor what he deems unnecessary discus lie assumes
at There tendency 10 excite disorder riot and other
evils. The subject has created much excitement and
grows out OF the Of Mr. Parsons for street
last Sunday.
OPENING OF THE CANADA GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
LONDON, Canada west) Dec ~ The first train M ,
1real Western Railway from Hamilton reached here ia.
uay III ionr hours fiom Hamilton au.lst the ringing o(
bells anu other demonstrations OF ioy The President
ahd directors expressed themselves highly delighted wi.b
The trip, aud the admirable of the lin. Par,
u the way was run ut the rate ofifiy miles an hour
FATAL EXPLOSION.
BOSTON, Dec. lG.-Thc boiler in Sewsl's factory n,
hohoury exploded yesterday, scaldng several persons
badly, and two MORALLY.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
EXCHANGE IIOTEI.-JonS T.. R,i,,un
SATIfHDAy -

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w iioichrlss ~; &c A,,.ms,,.., 49,. \, =.
a. n LAS, &C., john Trcgo, BitilOrc;
Hay, fauquer; p,tc,sln,s anu ''''
A Newton, Alex; nv ~ c,, ,.
Ttlitirrro, Madison; 4 n N,,I;.a.' Wy
. I Hard. Norfolk; '''u'S''
.ohe ab,AN-T Thomson. Kentucky; s p Collin. Pow.
-. r' "ak,n,. Ghe-tcileId; Il Pollard ir Vim ma.
un, oneen; ) IL klli-. Va; 4 Sloan; ny; rFS"I.
a', tA"ln,,i Tucker. Halifax; n A ,hr;.,,sn
~, 2n''ou'e' Pollard, Charlotte; " X Robertson Va
wn'. Do-"sh Lynehlnrg; L. Dibble. Cheste,i,LJ. !
y ""soan' Nouo~sy; Geo. Head X Head Lecsbur, ~,
,Vi er losha,an; Juo II Stieh, Soutbamn,o, . - = !
nauSn, Va; Hairs. clakesviIe; Dr A Wilson, Ln
neunurg' w Wmrener, Po~haian, CIV Da,In,y W,n
oIi-Dr Mercer. Mrs Julia Waller Williams.
ou'S: Jones. Petersburg y y Green ] 1 Jon.,
y \. ""' va III frehci'
pAhhhlCAN;-T u Po~ell, Henry; J Enm.rsop
osnIeih' hni, liaskins, " Janney, Philadei.
pm,; IL Johns. New York; II lludnaI Cb..,.tGLJ. w
", Mullins DE- Hall, Va; u French. washington. W n
maooa'u' Columbus Hughes, Iynehburg Seldcn. Vir
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PORTLAND. Dec. l7th-Thc steamer Sarah Sands. Cant
sey rom Liverpool arrived port at O'clock this
morning This the first of the Canadian steamers that
ar. " Jun 10 Portland during the close of the alton
OF the ~. Lawrence TO Qnehec
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By James VI. Taylor. Autt.

NhI tBi.E FARM az TUE wt-TU,,I -, AK
-hnAh, ToGETlER " TIL TlIE CROPS STOCK A., Ar
i l"N IN WEDNESDAY, 2>th December, O'clock A NJ
~ i NE tArn situated at the fore. of he Road
i've miles the
,i cleared" the remainder well Wooded Ii
Is susceptible Of easy improvement, wei. ADAPTED a.
Cu9re 81 corn, wheat, The improvement consist m ~
evenings 'rn ao In the hanr. manage hi. might
ie on, "' i- NEST productive snd beautiful near
- a. does rare advantages 81 location, water Va.
SON. &C ipiuc-d
SOLELY on ac,aint cf his having am An s,r.y
'.r hr sal ~ the ilTE Vii! be sold number fu- u.-.
PORTION
'nl MA ie loiirr, ~ cords W',Hi, ready cut Gc.
ifhAr The land, cash. balance
mt rest and secured ~ trust deed. crops
months credit approved
ilH'' .r an fssE uudcs amount.
should It h. desired the may trcat, Tor pr,vatsIy h.
IL u-S "' SAFE JAS. VI. TAYLOR.
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do
more to prevent Rising Breasts give more entr. and .,
relief to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold or any other than thing to the world At
S 'hey may De worn without the least discomfort mo-
'her aud procured and period Of nursi,
whenever any dsagrerabe symptom hardness or inflammation
IRON any cause exhibits itself they to give relief
ahu IN every instance prevent the Rising There are thou
SANDS VINO uuer d during the period nursng Directions
Tor using these Cloths accompany them
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE A. GRAY
Main s,,.., pt,L..a., W.,
VI pk bRAiNARD will return
nay m"rnhE, aud may be consulted
saie parlor Tor week, cNcc Of SATURDAY., on M
following subjects; lst Partial Blindness End
uon 3D. Pain to sight ih Far sgtedness age c stb
frutn To-
A. ~, and from 10 PM ,i.ta -,
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CHARLESTON, Dee. 1.-THE bodies of George Carter
James sullivan, and Joseph Bowler who were lost in III,
Revenue Gutter Hamilton have been found and
None OF the bodies Of the officers have Vet been re
covered.
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LluBERr,s LOTTERY orr,,r ...,

La mbEkt Intends opening ores oppo.It, 81 ~,
L. x calvert street, Balnaor- Monday ~ STAY
a., ~ THIS time sVery license sale Of III,
lsFyiHI will ,nd
ihsn - unias either bv ricse,, h, a. So
e - shTihg - Pafsnc nhrs,fs ssiklsy havio,
Ad We 800 ftune. during residence thirty three
~ "i u D. accused Of a,ti-
Ne Therefore respectfully sa,cit. h. p,t,ona<. az M,
anu others ia NtfsiEa who uchass Irk..
eN "i r%s'Hg ts his rist.ag y-a1Hv sr - $780, -
sn' ms thos" rho 40 nj Ea0io his their order.
strictly observed. 'Nf0'S' Q" MN Ah DC
~ ffzs Tickets In the Maryland Inttere. or ..h
ieft. a. he has sold Ia hers which he viii b.ys D,
RcH.osD Va, April z3th, is:3
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dollars. ~ ' '"NN "'' =" N''fe
Orders for packages, certificates Of paeksges sn. tic.
trs or shares In the above Io-
rr si be thankfully received promptly attended "a,
The pr'Ht orrl drawings immediately forwarded To rrT..
pOndenis. Addrss. " '''
dee rH0s. LAMBERT, Isrnsaore Va
H. LUCK, stock Land " ar.nt Agency do, .,,,..
= Sfrsf- stocks bought and sold hugh
~ br.se paid for Land HArrantsGold
tV Prize Tickets in under the
OF France Co. will be promptly and ali pouirs
relative u the business Of addr.ssed IN Ter,
May 9-u n IN rrcv
VE>o fNhkNfs tND s:t tHEiNNs- have At mi. tim. a.,
ny School the limited number Boarie. t2D fr TIirb
N'rh aud AL the hitherto appropriated To- the
e"mh"'a'ion 81 young ladies are filled.
Nt-tng, h0Eevt exclude have
NJ Nhi others WHO hereafter
OF informing all interested Nv new arranTenr, ~ ~,
an devote some apartments, heretofore
. l" us use 81 baUiers aud thus larger num-
ne, than have had during any previous year.
Apply IN y rtou, by letter To Rgv NJ ID Uoap
unls--dkrim 80 100
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or.. ny Thomas W: hcc>,

~ Thomas ~.
Orce At Geo. J. NJ. l-.r
a lotion SALE OF FAMILY t.y,eCEuyES
tirnrs- Stor" Fixtures. &c.-Ihr s,bssrib-r, In,
hdif 70 deeiin" tnsin'ss, viii sell
-Ist instant commencing iv morning AZ H. t
Cary
hrs ,.stins o. the usual variety.
is" 10 or 20 VI Csar superior together with m.
store Fixtures '' ''a''''' WI" "e
Al. sums under ioo cash: thst and over
months credit Tor approved negotiable paper. -
Sal. .or,,.,-,,-r JAMES p. TYLFE-