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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
AND JUDGE j. J. GILCHRlST


The Judicial circuit heretofore ably represented on
the bench of the Supreme Court of the United States by
Mr. Justice Curtis is looking with much anxiety to the
Sppntmen Of his In this feeling all parts Of
the country. to greater or less extent sympathize for
the appointment in itself the most important the Pres
hsnt be called upon make whether regard be had
to the tenure of the Office the high functions embraced
by is jurisdiction.
Among the distinguished names which have been as
ated with this appointment Is that Of Judge j. j. Gil
christ Of New Hampshire. This gentleman for many
years occupied the highest judicial position in his native
state, and chief justice Of her supreme court fully JUS
ahed the high reputation which he had acquired at the
h@ He prees as Chief Justice OF the United States
Court Of Claims
In the enjoyment OF vigorous health not too old to
Improve Judge Gchrist untes to much judicial learn
ing the attanments of literature and the tastes Of .
scholar In politics he is by inheritance and choice dem
0rat In that true conservative sense which forbids
us exercise of all doubtful powers by the government
which uphclds the essential feature OF system the
Just equality Of the States and denounces like treason all
s'tenpts to disturb the rights Of citizens of slavchoding
sses either by Interpolation OF State legislatures
nos syehoding communities, or by individual agita-
lion addressed either the fears Of the master the
PASSIONS OF the slave. Upon this delicate question his
sOur has been consistent that he needs resort to
change OF opinion, and indulgence in ultraisn to
make him acceptable TO all who prefer the Union as
ramed by fathers 10 the scctionalm and false phi
snthropy Of OF their degenerate As early
1886, while member of the New Hampshire legislature
ne introduced series Of resolutions accompanied by
able report which, with he sagacty of true statesman
ship met the abolition issues Of that day not with palia
ives and expediens but with sound political principles
Ooidy advanced and plainly expressed.
Possessed of such qualifications and intending dis-
I@ragement 10 other distinguished gentlemen whose
names have been mentioned in connexon with this sub
set think may safely say that the nomination of
se Gilchrist \ not only fit TO be made but is
would be received with satisfaction by all sections of
country, and more particularly by the members of
Tue bar and the citizens of his own circuit.
DEXTER
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.
nv rELEcRApn.
60 49, y L.l. 80 r.r...


Gn~ Es~s~4s. Y Ls,s a-d PsYs~.
cnrnss,. Nos "a The .sona ca Wednesday iasl
ssnk -ialesa e~I la~s. nssr csiro. and hundred
lives la~f fts iss4 euutsed 800 eoe saSheis q
cal
heavy esle /. prevailing hess thi. morning. sccom.
paniei W SNOW, raia seA h~l
Thss ..s a sale yesterday a fassss''a'x. and No
Ths sss~asr Rainbow ~.s basni on saturday. and So
Nspsf zssas Dssss~
Noasolx. Nov as.--Ihe var s,e4mer s~r4nae, which
day BY sbe a~rs4acs q s~o sseaunsrs and Immediately
.st all iur the Pacific
The .ir4mss virgins. ssom Sr~ Yos1, hsaaa ios New
Orleans, has pat IA hrse 20 rrI~ir hs machinery.
Sas~ S~~
AIaasr Nov as--1ts weather hsss 10 clear and cold
bot considerable has failen ss Niagara fss and Ba
iale, Ihsw b. Obstruction yrt % navigator ths
canal or travel On tins rsilro~i The canal likely d
he open ior thres az -four wsrks ioaser
ffsm As~ oss~ps
Srw esls2x.. Nov. al-rsssr is noe sixteen lrrt %
water the bar AZ the mouth q the Mississippi In,
ship Eaoeh Train. With cargo cf cotton sor Liverpool
aground
iou~ss have been arrested fos lng concensd IN The h
bustesng scheme OF Walker.
The steamer caha~l~. from Havana and Sew York
has arrived
The officers of the steamships Galveston and ot~sensA
arrested TO day II being held that II the negin
of their duties and want 81 proper management that
caused the late sad disaster.
TAs ka~g4a Rsuy.
Cmcaeo Nov 2iIhe Mississippi river Il fill Of Ice
Navigation north of Dubuque has closed
Nard Ags6s
HAnrroS RoAu~ Nov g3.--The sloop-of-war Sasafoga
from Aspinwall. arrived here to-day.
The wm steamer Powhatan to-day commissioned
Dsaah Of Hon. Hrgso Seymour, ef p,y,m@s
MIDpIKBuRY, (yt.,) Nov. 2l.--Ihe Hon Horatio scy
mour, IL d.. died here to-day He was one Of oui
most prominent aud respected citizens and Cor
twelve years United States senator from Vermont
Msrha.
New YonK, Nov. 23.--Cotton Ii qnict-saes unim
portant Flour Il unsettiei-sales Of 5000 barrels
prices are nominal State, - 30 - % Ohio 81 80
S5 so southern, s. rs IS SO. Wheat closed with
declining tendencysales Of 1000 bushels prices are
nominal Corn is dnll--sales OF 5000 bushels Pro
visions very dull-ness pork, nominay, Sl9 Is
SO so Beef is inactive Lard quiet at 10 l3 cents
Coffee is quiet at l0l III cents for Rio Sugar Is dull
at ST cents for Cuba Muscovado Spirits turpentne
45 cents. Rosin, 81 35 81 40. Rice Is heavy at
2s cents.
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United states Patent once,


Washington, November ., 1857
nN the petition Of Hubbard Harris, administra-
Alpha Richardson, deceased North EnDeld np
praying granted
pha the 17h APRIL 1874 for
splitting leather, for from the
patent which takes place the 17th day Of April 1855
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent oe
Monday the 5i Of April at IL o'clock, and all per
modified and show cause they have Why
said petition ought ke granted.
opposing required
their objections specially forth writing twenty
hearing all testimony hci party
the said hearing must be taken aud transmitted
the rlcs Of the Office which Will be furnished appl
testimony the will be closed the 25h q
depositons other papers relied testimony,
be filed the Office before the morning that day tho
nients any, within days thereafter. s
Ordered also that this nodcc be published ia the nbn
gancer Evening Washington Pennay philadelphia
Iay New York Post Boston and Inquirer
week for three successive weeks previous 70 the 9TH o April
nrxi, the day Of hearing
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner OF paaenis.
PsEors the above papers viii please copy
bills to the Patent Office, with containing this ncte
Nov 5--lnw3w
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Nss- kxrs..s,s GskeriAI OilI

rl>ilE Frequent AID hcartrcnding results from the
q sf4stt.l ulult 81 napa-sfrs pafi',es
suh<tes9s lsh sssi* ~ fhr sassrtt
as si~e rrssrslxs esph~Hn ard
end ~ haFrr p~snA ~h'sh 1st ~W AZ ~
Fahtf, sssn, ~ ~ rsh
= ~ tasFss "a ssssaah sta ths ezlhise ftheFA o
- at su.ntg fsai ADd aAnTtta"s And
.ss,- 49, AN iA das eity4
UaFaas - slst snih street sai ! sitstt uHf'h.
a. a sIC1 SroCsr.
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Maxniacsnt Grain and stock Farm 6sr sale

YJyIIE subscriber having fixed his residence ia
Washington years. wishes 10 sell his larla stock,
apon terms,
dasirous farming stock The aria whlh viii sel
quality ~ud, yns tho ii l1ke
iue pic the town " eo~ins
of There about unred
gently rolling praie tho b~Hnee taber Upwards
hundred ane bantrei
wheat Ia orchara of the
finely enclosed hy
hedge EARN IN The neghboshcad b~taes
ponds stock there small creek running
through ang nexhsustits soppy o all
year twelve miles from the nhng
rapidly growing city market e Ms-
sp plank road complete Bowling Green, ~ which
load q 10 Isaisans and rsian a
day. i3ats3l q 3tI4la
buildings aweiDg
pantry snokehaase, houses
bcssAs the stock
water, iaihng within hundred
Of which Is thirty
diameter, with brick AMI passrsd INSIDE with
finished In the conyk<~st
The. healtJa f,m ia th~ Safe ef Asoss; h.
there, estimation beautiful aud valuable
oorng szon the county wish 10 sell u, simply because
whilst enterprise the editor and proprietor
the wSsHSers uspS cannot conveniently and
o proper advantage a584
will be made very accommodating BY paying third
purchaser have four the balance by
paying and securing the deferred ments In the usual
=. 4 Z 5fssSsi.
Any inquiry addressed subscriber Washington city, my
Bckford Harris, Samuel Murray, Bowling Geen
Pike county, No.. viii be promptly attended 10,
Sept 20 WA "A HARRIS
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WlLLARDS II0fEB.--J. c. a H. A. Willard.
~ 40 avenue and FourisoRih street. Washington G
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Bank OF the Metropolis,
waShinuron Novrrnl.er ll 1877

A this Bank will not be open on Thanksgiving
IA the goth Instant requested that all then due
he be attended TO ON the 25th instsnt
Nov 2&-2t
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CHARLES s. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OCT 2s-wu D-bpqvs LpOu
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Navi Affair."

HAMPTON RoAu~. Nov. ss.--Ihe slocp-oi-wm saratoga
from Aspinwall. arrived here to-day.
The win steamer Powhatan was to-day commissioned
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Re~ Ns~ orl~~s,
TAs Mi..i.s.,ya Rmsy

cHrc.ao Nov 2i.1hc Mississippi river l. fall Of Icc
Navigation north of Dubuque has closed.
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by JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

FVNKUNTEES SAIIE UFl VALUABLE IMPKtV ED
IL property the Of Pennsylvania and Nineteenth
Wednesday afternoon, November 25t,
the premises November
aud recorded No. 80, 375, seq
county
the highest bidder the following described property,
Bnnng
ard running thence westwardy along
which divides
the Buidpgsr the houe
from the end thereof thence
said dividing wall
of stable alley;
said alley said 10Th thcncs ardy
of said 10Th place Of begnag with
Invoyemonis f esceIent three story dweig
hsse- with brick stables, &c.
1rrms made known Al sale
wM A. NIX Tsastee
b c MCGUIRE.
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nnrAnrMENr NEws.
rsss psrAnrxnsr.

I,..sas A. Es..assIhe commissioners u ths north
- ,ght bou.s have given notice that hghts estAb
,.h on the 10th inst In Ave iisht-hou-es on The
..t coast Of scotland al u-hcnlah southwest Roma
x,ls.liu Lie oroasHs and sound Of Muh.
gtese commissioners have further given notice thai
,Arr warrant BY her Majesty IN council dated the 21th
A.v a August lasi the ollo~iug tolls have become A-
II ON and after the 10th lnst fos every British vessel
"a AR every foreign vessel privileged 10 enter the ports
u the United Kingdom upon paying the same duties a.
"a ,.yabe by British vessels which may pass or derive
sst from each Of the said lights the toll OF eghtsix'
9th. Of penny per ton Of the burden Of every such
,..el for every time OF passing OF deriving benent
,.,rfom II ON an oversee voyage, and onesxteenth
~ uenny per ton for each time a passing or de-
.;v;ng benefit therefrom II ON oossting voyage,
IA ,or every foreign vessel not privileged In man
y, before mentioned double the amount Of the ne
,,ve tolls before specified according 10 the voyage
- .beh She may be employed and the said tolls in re
-, al each OF the said light houses to bc levied by
~. commissioners of northern lighthouse subject "a
hs abatement or discount of 70 per cent ON vessels en-
,.gs n voyages and Of 10 pcr cent on vessels
engaged in cosatng voyages provided for by an order In
sns dated the 2sth June, 1855 and subject also T.
,h further abatement discount Of Is per cent on YES
al. engaged in oversee voyages, and 10 per cent on
v,ls engaged on coasting voyages provided for by an
- II cun dated the 10th day Of March, 1857, and
lect also to the regulations and exemptions contained
q the consolidated tables Of light duties sancon~d by
order In council dated the 26ts day of June, lso5
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L.
We find the following sound views in the money
article of the Journal Of Commerce of the 18th inst
1t comes from good source, and is worthy Of attcn-
tion:
There has been very much discussion in regard to
the currency question but all that we have far seen
mas only served to strengthen conviction that specie
is the only proper basis for bank and that the pre-
cous metals themselves should form the bulk of the cir
cuation among small dealers. The great objection to
exclusive specie currency, and the only which
cannot ultimately be removed by increased supply OF
the precious metals is its cumbersome character and the
actual loss by abrasion For this important trans
actions will be conducted through actual trans
fer Of coin where its representative will answer the pur
pose Of payment There cannot well be perfect representa-
tive, however, that is not convertible into coin and
therefore look for the time when nothing shall be re-
eeiyed currency except coin, certificate OF its ac
tla opposite to meet its representative when the holder
shall desire the exchange. The first step towards this
and the advocated by many sound political
sconomst would be the abolition Of all small notes
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Collectors once,
CITY Hall. NoyemteI ). 1881.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
IN the year all No
previous years TIA, al Tho expiration sSy days fron
the advertisement be prepared
property which unpaid VIII be adyer
d.faa and s0ad af tbe taxes the Law enjoins-
heavy aendani
ne ADVERTISEMENT aud requested pay
JAMES n. HALLIDAY,
Nov f-eodtJans coiretor
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIA,

LONDON, Wednesday morning. The following telegram
received this morning at the Foreign Office ''Delhi,
which fell into hands the 10th Of September,
entirely occupied the 2ist and the whole Of the
my expelled In the assault Of the l4h sxtyone Off
GERS and eleven hundred and seventy eight men, being
one-third of the storIning service, were killed and
wounded" ;"
General Nicholson died FROM his wounds the 2lst
The old king said to be ninety years Of age surrendered
Capt Hodgson about fifteen miles south OF Delhi He
accompanied by his chief wife, and their lives
spared Two of his and his grandson also cap
tured by Capt. Hodgson about i've miles from Delhi
They shot on the spot
Two movable columns despatched from Delhi ON
the 23d in pursuit Of the enemy BY accounts from Agra
column appears have reached the neighborhoo Of
Ayhar and the other that Of Mnttra the 2sth Sep
tcmber.
General Havelock, with twenty five hundred men,
sed the Ganges from Cawnpore the 10th September,
and relieved Lucknow presidency the 25th, Just II
ready to be blown up by its besegeB On the 26th
the enemy entertainments stormed and the 29th
large part of the city taken -Four hundred and f
ty killed and wounded. General Neill killed.
There had been slight rising OF the rebels near Mas
sick in the Bombay presidency in the suppression Of
which Lieut. Henry was killed The Madras troops had
defeated the mutneers of the second regiment
Kemplee, and killed one hundred and fifty
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LATEST. rELEGRArHKD 10 LIVERPOOL.

PARIS Wednesday morning The Momtsw publishes a
notification from the Emperor upon report from the
Minister of Finance in which he says he with pain
the imperlled and chimerca fears popagatsd and the
dclusive remedies proposed for imaginary evil The
law permitting the bank to raise the rate Of discount
suffice to keep the bullion in better condition than
last year The bank has raised the rate of discount per
cent for bills under thirty days. for bills under sixty
days, and 10 for bills under ninety days.
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Dsoth Of Hon. Hevuto Ssanacnr, n peymsls

MIDplKBuRy Vt,l Nov 2l.--Ihe Hon. Horatio scy
mour, IL d.. died here to-day. He was one Of oui
most prominent aud respected citizens and Cor some
twelve years was United States senator from Vermont
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
IA, Eaoasasy 6sps Of Ae Unted STATES Nary -Suboined
il the list OF the candidates for promotion and admission
into the engineer corps of the navy who passed stisac
m examinations before the board OF engineers convened
At the United States vyyard at Philadelphia ON the
5tb inst The first thirteen have been warranted the
remainder will be warranted as vacancies shall
occur
George b. A. Tower, of Boston B. b n Wharton, OF
Baltimore; John W. lyman and Charles H. Levy, OF
Portsmouth, Virginia Morgan A. English, Of Washing
ton /; Franklin X Hahn Of Reading, Pennsylvania; Jo-
seph H, Baily, of Wilmington. Delaware; John PWdy,
of Washington James w. Whitaker, of Trenton, New
jersey Frederick f. Brown, Of New York B. T. Chas-
saing, Of Baltimore Philip Inch Of Washington VIM
H Buehler Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Henry Sny-
der Of Camden New Jersey; Elijah Laws, Of Philadei-
phh; Joseph L. Butler, of Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania
Samuel Fisk, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Levi X
Greene of Providence, Rhode Island.
The following assistant engineers passed satisfactory
examinations and were recommended by the board ol
promotion in the following order
First Assistant Engineer Henry H. Stewart to be CHIEF
engineer after Benjamin f. Garvin. Second Assistant
Engineer VIM s. Stamm to be first assistant after Stephen
d. HILBERT.
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Na~ N~m

AIassy Nov ~ -Iie weather hsss 10 clear and cold,
bot considerable has ailen st Niagara fsils and Baf
iala, Ihss h. Obstruction yet % nssixzfon the
canal or travel the fsIrosR The canal likely 10
lie open for three -four ws~ks lossef
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sm.i. sss~ Dssss~.

NoasoLx. Nov 2s.--Ihe war sie4sner s~rsnsc. which
went aground below en- saf.rlsy gotten on ysstcr.
day BY the sS<ssncs a t~o stes1nsrs and Immediately
.st Hsl ius the Pacific
The steamer tirxsnis from New Yosk bound ios New
otienns, hos pat IA here 20 rrI@lf bss machinery.
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(tARRIAGES FOR SALE have on hand large
bugges and snd haxss
rases approved Ao secnd
hand hre halle ssed q witch
very siort date
keep ihis and
persons purchase shnud 10, m examine stock
before pureraSsns el.ep here THOMAS f0tNG,
No zoe .nnsyivsbis
Also family horse-arse, young, psraosy
gentle and sound, used BY myself aarlns s6s
Nov l9-a,awhkepew
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A card to the citizens or the District.

Card to the Citizens or the District.
TN entering our ''new building, which we have
taken possession o. thanks % the
people Washington Georgetown for thsr liberal patronage and
part return, spacious building which win
with large and saloon with al the
and comfort u eustomer and the establishment
for manufacturing and
industry attention justice and integrity,
hope % give saisfacion " all
WALL sTilfik-Ss, a co.,
No. 81 Penn. sysnuc, between oh and iosh streets
oi a0-dtwh
i 4 cAsPsNst
HENRY A. CAMPBELL,
Baakegs,
LAND, coIIECryo, AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
Ssouz Cay, iospa,
Enter cash and loan uoney
pay taxes and furnish abstract 70 titles
Sop 25--d&swly
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A CARD.--Families that have any articles OF cast
IA wearing apparel girls boys, and art
bedding give 10 the respectfully solicited 70
wsrrs u 2ath and
le undersigned, who
appointed the school of The Young Mems Chris
.u held supply dest
ate suitable clothing
Mss JULIA w. PNRREs los street
beaween and streets.
Mics ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS SUI street
between O aud II.
Oct 20
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.--The subscriber has for rent
IL sge paor bed saehsd; also several
aahie Cor single srnuen newly erehrd With without hoard
For and rarsirslsrs sVpay ~ ~
n KfIN0E
Bet-ssa lTtA issb streets avenue.
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NHORMONISM; its Leaders and Desigus. b,
Ivl Hyde b, Esiasry Narma leader Aaa rsssns o
lake VOL I2no a2s with wssd en-
craving. 81 IS
nov 81 FRAStN TAYLOR.
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rsrsn,on prpAmrxKsr.

Gi Laaels Wagon Road The Secretary OF the Int
ror has received intelligence from Col Leach dated
Pranklin Texas, October %, stating that portion OF
nj, train had recently arrived at that place and that the
men were all WE'LL and the mules in good condition Inc
road east OF Fort Laramie was quite rough ana mucn
washed by recent heavy rains -Four working pai.ies
had been organized and were at work upon the road De-
seu Ftankn and Fort Fillmore. Col Leach expresses
h GREAT confidence the opinion that he will be able to
.n,rt fon Fort Yuma, during the month OF December
the amount Of work necessary be done together with
the proper estimates Of its cost.
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A CARD.--For rent or lease, large and coiumo-
dlou daabe house, with water baths, coach houe stabngs
garden Tho house elegantly furnished sn the
1c house will be leased with
the furniture for q TO good tenant very reasonable
This property will he rented Cor boarding house
For further particulars apply %
wM WALL
Firm of Wall Stephens, 4 Co,
322 Penn avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Nov ll--lmn
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MARKED DOWN.--0ur immense stock in all
l foreign and domestic dry goods all depart
regularly
plain Ggurcs standing regulations throughout the
year, has been for years past.
PERRY 4 BROTHER
sccnral Storcs,r inidng.
Nov 24-l0tdf opposite Centre Market
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2. TERRY, d. 10 EtDFl
TERRY q NOEERS,
RECEIVING, FORW iRpNG AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

(Sncecssors to W. NJ Freeman
piIa- Street ItAsr rs,l-
'T'IlE undersigned having leased ihc Ware
l House Of " v freeman, wei known
for o.. proximity 20 the waters edge aud con
,rnieuae in receiving freight. are nue prepared
10 receive and store Cotton or other gooda
committed Go their care
W. so.alt d liberal ,tprc of patronage, and
pfom,~. ,uai no reasonable mat sha.i la away
d--ail- ard
Al kinds % article, cold oucommi-,Ipn
Blggu1 ani Rppa and L..rrl Cash ai.
taHct. made au sot,na.
TERRY y ROGERS
Isb II. 81 d Is
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VIM. G.. DOLLAR,
Ni,iwrjghi and IacainiSt.

WILL buli Merchant FIGURING and Steam
w Saw Mills. OF al kinds tie also tIkr-
tho liberty to challenge any gentleman OF his
trade. "a Tar as Workmanship Is concerned
Having served a regular apprenticeship 'n lHr
old wbeat.growng States, and having a long
experience in the business, he viii dree" ana
hang burr. and arrange boiling machinery I'M
der the most approved plans. tuttor ,cfeN ,
GIN gearing aud lhrcshng machine, put up aud
poarcd oil complete \so, an kinds 1t Rus
road work. such as bridges tru,.ei work. ~ta-
ton house, water tanks and framing, done ae-
eordng to draft
Refer to-lohu VI Jones' E-q.. 'ass { ;
s. II Mcfarland Il Co, owners Of the ''eiier-
son merchant mills
Address
NM. G. DOLLAR.
Jefferson, TcNas.
Feb. :, - 2i-u
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r ishi 90 ihr Nhagdon D~m.
I'D. 0 Hm Ns'aui illi lee county,
"" - t#c Democrat assures u.
sHter eerH-"a" 90 whom Implicit
ro tisarr Ha' be ll'ced GIVES the iol>
ia"l't account 20 in- h'um- "' monster
% a.. =" c"a'i, Nv. lie say
NH"at three "erA, n-o hfe men went
% gan.f ~aof slehr't'-, u' iae m'unlsn-
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Jefferson, Texas.
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