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,y form idea Of the prvations and mode OF IFS Of
200 clerk in Washington We have not presented 10
you an overdrawn picture II Is all stern reality and these
realities our apology for addressing you. s'et
We trust that We have said enough to convince you that
s arscass clerks at least really in need of help
They should at least have salary sufficient sustain
Them comfortably They are, body, educated in
durious class performing their duties with ability and
Sdeity. Most of them, moreover perform the du
M and labor side by side with clerks who receive larger
arss But we do not propose to draw comparisons. It
enough for your honorable body know that the $780,
clerks inadequately compensated for their services
aice their salary is not sufficient to enable them to live
comfortably If members Of Congress cannot eonscen-
Ouy give higher salared clerks salary that no
GOOD reason why the lowest and most numerous class OF
clerks should not receive an increase that they live
comfortably. ftt> aH
We beg to call the attention especially to this
subject Of the committee 10 whom referred the memo
rial Of the clerks above mentioned We feel confident that
any bill that they might report amendatory Of the pres
,n clerks BILL would become law. The justice Of some
new enactment is manifest. X
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FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WMwc
EN II K GGlssszss:sssa
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
yrt, aND IMPROVED .aRRANGEMENT8.


. NEW IND IMPROVED .aRR.ANGEMENTs. M
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, fOr Cumberland,
lat The RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIN will leave tr1cea nsH.
CAS- a. M, connecting from PhiiAde N.Y.
rain from JuBeiion) will stop NJ why sas ne
Cumberland 9, o'clock p. a,,,v
dsyJ al $40 reaches Wheclng BY M neSuns .
with as Columbus, Cincinnau Oeytaa lmAiaeA4o
H. Lousvr Cieypand, To do, Detroit Chicago ~ Lcs'
viii ss: ii !srvs a. ais s . :ssss
n,ernediate The distance Cincinnati and css
a and southern places IN the Wes, i nearly les mile. o
Baggage checked through Columbus. Cincinnati Iadisaago
Pssssngrs and baggage transferred n all point. free .
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold an the large towns IN the
West The lowest possible rates. the ticket once, camden Sta
lion, and at Washington city.
second class car is attached 10 tho mail trsin.a
from Baltimore Washington gev the entrs
tax accommodation mali train, and lying
Oakland. They morning
express which leaves Cumberland at 25o and
Passsnse~ from washington have ample tins meals wash
This Is the only route BY which through baggage
checks can DO obtained in Washington. s
FOR WAY PASSENGERS. AFs ri
will staions
stations beyond Piedn
west Eastwady, mail Wheeling at
and Cumberland reaching brcSs
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts 4 D. m texcsps sundsy
stopping stations Leaves Frederick Of O. striving
The ELLiCors MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station q
and 3d. Leaves Eiicous Mills al 7Jo M, and
.'''p - f w. s. wOoDsiDE,
Jan l7--dH Master Of Tram porsiou.
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From the New o,!ssas Pieaysns Of Jan. %.
LATER FROM MEXICO.


The schooner Minna Schiller Captain Blackney, from
Vera Cruz arrived yesterday She left that port the
7th instant and brings $461O5 in specie freight
BY this arrival have Vera Cruz papers 10 the 9th
instant which contain intelligence from the city Of Next
co to the 3oth ult sst
The following is all the news of interest we find in
our exchanges:
From Mexico we have the welcome intelligence that
Don Miguel Lerdo had consented to the Minis
try Of Finance Notwithstanding this however, the min
isterial crisis still continued.
The Monitor of the a7th ult has report that the in
surgents at San Luis Poosi preparing TO occupy
the road to Pafra There was tumor current In the
city OF Mexico that much dissatisfaction existed among
the nsugent troops in consequence of not having received
any pay for several days. and that the leaders think
ing OF riskng attack in order to divert the attention Of
the troops from their of dissatisfaction.
President Comonfort has granted pensions to the fam
lies of the officers and soldiers of the steamship ur
bide which was lost on the goth ut
Aguas Calientes visited the 14th ult by band
of two hundred robbers all armed and mounted. The
governor of the department marched against Them but the
robbers having already v0mosed he could find them
The conduc from the city of Mexico had partly arrived
at Vera Cruz Up to the 4h instant forty five wagons had
come In with about 100000 The road between Jalapa
and Mexico the drivers of the wagons declared terri
bly, bad.
On the 4h inst the of ST. 100000 in Mexican coin
was shipped on the British mail steamship.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DErAnrnsHr.

Sgs 49, e4 TREAsURy DEPAnrnsHr.
LM "a 4B siss suiss sis . November ~, le6G. Y.
hereby given holders Of r,ock Of The leans q the
United States that this department will purehsss the ssss un
the 81 of esi shah ~ prsvf
ousy obtained will pay, addition tho interest scerued
from dividend Of insss ercca
together days additional interest for the money p ssash
the vendor the following rates premium sad stocks
For the zlock 1884, premium of 10 per conf al M
of l87 and 846 premium of 10 Per ceat; AND
1885, commonly called Texas unity 1och,
premium OF g per cent. sta " WEE sts ttas3is
Certificates transmitted the Department. uadss hs no.
assigned 70 the United statcs BY the duly cs
proceeds Ii hereof
January the hsEyea interest bs
assigned sockhodcr, will be payable heco
corresponding deduction be made from the asouH
able for the stock eA N sN8 \,
Payment assigned and transmitted will DO ads
by TreasureU Boston, New yost,
Philadelphia the option OF parties entitled ecsvs
which should be expressed in the
certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
e Nov 99-dt3dMarchiff Secretary tho Treasury,
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exclusive privilege nom the British colonies OF Newfound
ana ana Prince Edward island and also from the State
maine or bringing submarine cables TO those shores
The company have line with reliable Communication
already In operation from New York to the eastern coast
OF newfoundland, but PROPOSE in addition thereto TO run
submarine cable from the neghborhood Of Cape Race to
tne Nova Scoan coast thereby securing two lines and an
almost certainty Of uninterrupted communication east Of
Halifax The lines between New York and Newfoundland
are more reliable and less frequently of working order
than any other la this country. M
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MEXICAN ALMANAC for lsB7--Boston--.snnd re-
IL pository Of useful knowledge the 9sth pubca-
all tho important and political nfrma
Of the country.
For sale in Washington by =
f To igt3 TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan IA .HE ftfflHEa. Bookstore, 9th street.
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The Steamship Ashore at Mansaos.s

Bosros Jan. 2sThe captain Of the brig Cherokee re-
ports having seen large steamship Sunday morning of
Nantucket surrounded by ce and apparently disabled She
came from the westward.
TAHPAuIs Cows Jan. 2s.-The captain Of the steamer
western Fort says that the steamer ashore Sanscoty
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ExpESsvn raAvHLLrse.-The highest sngle-passenger
fare in the world is fl65, about $685. which Is the
charged by the Pennsula and Oriental Company for
passage from Southampton, England, to Shanghai,
China.
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PHILADrLrHA, Jan. Commander Rowan has bee
dismissed from the navynot cashered The latter wou
forbid bis restoration to the service. ss g.4tt-.t
Snow commenced falling at 2 o'clock Ea
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Order or Proceedings for the Funeral or Hon.
So Preston b. Brooks, b
Meaber Of the Hours Of Representatives from Tic .Sate q

Ehpt South Carolina. .'t af VA
The death Brooks will O'Clock
In tho House Representatives and the usual Of the
funeral will take place in the following orders
The committee Of pail aud will
attend Bowa's Hotel residence
O'clock day, the 29h nst which the c1pse will
BIO enoyed in charge of tho committee of
by the Of the House, the hall the House
Representatives, where Divine service will be performed
House Of Representatives Congressional ny The fol
lowing order:
81 The Cbapains of both Houscs Congress. 81, ts
Physicinns who attended the Deceased. i
- Committee of .arrangementa x IS s3s#
Mr., Jno MeQueen, MIR. +. 8. Bocock, ,gg
Alex. De Will, " III. Snerd, ,.t#t
John Wheeler, ,s j.. r. DowdeH,
n t9 Danl Mace. =. ...-.g ~. j, w, Denver. s.-
4aa 4 J. q. Allen, ~ @ s a.E t ~ sf .as sfs #
Mr. "A. Edmundson, Mr. J. Clancy Jones,
Alex H. stephens, WW.Valk,
AK Marshall, a. Rust
FgE b. b. Thurs,on, J. scott Harrison.
The family and friends Of the deceased NJ ea s 81
The Senators and South Carolina
The Sergeant alarms Of the House Of Representatives.
The Houe OF Representatives Of the United States preceded
gr III their Speaker and Clerk.
Ea The other offcers of the House Representatives.
- The SeTgcanta Arms OF The SENATE. 8lt. a
The 5enac preceded by their President aud Secretary
The other officers the Senate 4 !. IA u
fn t9Hf The President OF United Siaicy t8I y ss H
.g I.y The Heads OF Departments. 4g8s.a a
The Chief Justice and Supreme Court Of
the United 6fatos its
eJyt The judiciary of the District Of Columbia. s.s y
Ii ra The Diplomatic Gers t8tsoi 81 BIC 81
The Auditors other Heads
ea y paIsmsn,s OF the Government. with Their officers
The Mayor OF Washington and Common Council
rs s.s Citizens and strangers. fss 6Haa $3.50
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Steamer Dsfaincd.

Bosros, Jan. 2s.-The Cunard steamship Amer;c. -.
unable to get out of the harbor to-day the ice not having
been sufficiently cleared She viii probably sail to-mor-
row. tls ...s ti9a.e $3.50.
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Fire IN Chicago.

CHICAGO, JAM 2sSx stores Lake street. occupied by
drygooos Dealers burnt this morning involving os,
Of 5OOoo which partially covered by insurance The
weather is pleasant, and the railroads clear.
W. Fsrbe republican, has been elected speaker Of the
Minnesota legislature.
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large craft with yards the fore and main
mAs Of thousand burden, smoke stack
forward Of the and side wheels Was within i've
miles Of her, could proceed further account Of the
ce He also reports ship ashore the south side Of Nan
tucket.
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The thaw Of Tuesday night was followed by snow which
continued to fall throughout the whole Of yesterday
The weather is moderatng rapidly and the indications at
the present writing, that the Of in our
streets will soon be carried off by heavy rains.
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LOCAL N Il w s.

Handsome orFEa.The Mayor, yesterday, received the
following from the proprietor of the Washington circus
WASHINGTON CrRcUs, Jan. 81 1857.
Hon. W. B. Migrnder Mayoref Washington
Sin perceive that the citizens of Washington are now
engaged in the audabe business of relieving the destitute
Of Washington during this Indictment season. and being
anxious to contribute my mite to this noble enterprise Of
relief to the poor take the liberty of rendering through
you the chief executive officer benefit for the poor
take place Thursday night week, to be given by my
equestrian company the proceeds Of which will place
yeur hands or such Others as you may designate to be
distributed in aid Of this charitable purpose
am dear sir with great respect your obedient servant
CORNELIUS SHAWEN.
The back mails from the South and Southwest are COM
ing in rapidly Yesterday received FIVE through mails
from New Orleans the papers from that city being of
atea date as the evening of the 2lst infant
Within the last twentyour hours the arrivals Of pas
sengers from the South have been very large and as
consequence the hotels filled to overHowinq
This state of things is likely to continue until after the in
auguration.
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Bank Runner .Absconded.

New ORLEANS JAM 27Stringer, the OF the Bank
Of New Orleans sbsconded to-day on the Cahawba with
$50, 600.
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Arrest of Filii5usters.

New YoRK, Jan. 2s.The steamship Tennessee, which
have sailed to-day for San Juan has been detained
in consequence Of her repairs not being finished.
Several busters have been arrested including Colonel
Fabens and Alexander Lawrence Nicaraguan colonization
agents. and Henry Bolton clerk Of the latter Fabens and
Lawrence were ordered to give bail in each they re-
fused to do so, and were committed to prison.
The Tennessee is announced to sail to morrow morning
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.Arrea for Maa Re6binq.

ALLKsrows, (Ps,) JAM 27-ColcBel A. Hughes special
agent OF the Post Office Department with Dsprsy Marshal
Jenkins, to-day arrested James McFetsrdge, fnstive
from justice from CINCINNATI where he charged with rob
bng the mail They left here this afternoon for Philsds
pha McFeteridge arrested at Cincinnati in July last
but forfeited his bail and fed. a saisa
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From Kansas

st. LOUIS, Jan 27.-The Westport Missouri correspond
Of the Republican under date Of the 2ls says that the
Kansas legislature have repealed the law against the orcua
of ncendsry documents resolution had also passed
both houses Under which convention will be called at
| early day to frame state constitution. 's a
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NEW YoRK, jan 2s.Cotton is quiesa Of 500 bales.
southern, SIS 81 90 Wheat is irmssles Of 5000 bush
els white 81 ga Corn has decnedssss of &c. 900 bush
Pork buoy antmess SCI 49, Beef frmrspAGksd Chi
csgo SIS SIS 80. Lard steady at Is cents Whskey il
Sugar Is frm--Muacovado, a az cents. Aolasses il
Orleans, so cents Spirits turpentine has advano-
sdalss at So Rosn is dull at 81 60. Rice steady
at az Al cents. Freghts are firm. dsa iae ~,
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Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON Jan. 25The steamship Isabel has arrived
Havana via Key West 25th instant There had been
heavy and wrecks among which were the
ship Caspian Captain Trufant of Bath, at Baracoa
tain LOST and the British ship Crown Pacific reef The
general unmportant The weather was delightful
American dimes and gold positively per cent dis
count Sugars active and firm inferior whites lax
Is reals superors, IL 10 reals. Stock, 900 boxes
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IN CnANCERY AT DOVER TENN.

Alexander Grouse, Bobb Grouse, Reynolds
Grouse, Jacob rr use, S"eky Grouse, ViOIe
Grouse aud LIME Grouse, free persons Of color,
J. +. Gently, J. J. 1omlnson, Jud.,n Horn,
V. ID Toni nson, John Pacbmqn, Thos. II
lligsop and Jessre Pnrchman.
AMENDED BILL,
II appearing 10 ille a'isfacion Of the Clerk g.
Master, from the allegations in this Rii that De-
frndanis, J. +. Gentry, and J. J. Tomlnson are
non residents Of the state of TepDessee, 80 that
The ordinary process Of law cannot b. served up
on them, Il Is therefore ordered that publication
h,F4s-t- 10 iaa GlsTssyile Gh'eB,sle.'a news pa
per published in the city OF Clarksvillr, Tenn.
for 10 successive weeks, requiring said non resi-
dents 10 make their personal appearance at DIver
Tenn, ON or bsfore the 6rt Ihursdsy sfer tn
SECOND Monday in prl next, aud plead, answer
6emur 10 conlplalhsnts bill or the sans viii be
taken for confessed and SET down Tor heasing Ek,
Parte as TO them
CLAY ROBERTS, C. Nm.
March 81. IsS7--pn. fee, S3--sw. eo
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Edu: ational Notice.

The undersigned would announce to the citizens
Of ClarksyilIe and vcini y, that he has located in
the city, and wi open school in the basement OF
th> Cumberland Presbyterian Church. for he edu-
cat on Of C. dren aud YOUTH IN all the branches
So enGe usually taught in the schools Of our
country. Par ic liar attention paid 10 The moral
culture of pulls ronnitted 10 his care. Assis-
taut teachers will be employed when the interest
Of the school shall require il.
The government Of the school will be firm and
impartial, though parental IN It. nature.
The snhscriher ou'd respectfully Soiiet lib
eral share Of patronage H. has had an exper;-
enoe OF eight years as teacher, and thinks that
he gap make II TO the Interest Of both patrons and
pupils 10 pa ronize him,
Ferns of tuition 10 the English Bronches viii
be as allows, viz;
Fl ST Glass, $500
Second, 4" 1900
Third, 1870
Languages, 2n,00
The seho"lwil commence the first Monday in
April, aud continue q weeks.
REV. NJ. A. NARROW.
Feb 81, la57--At
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Bakery and f ating House,
q. A. ROTH. Il co.

4
The undersigned have taken the House recently
occu2isd by Weil & Brother. on the West side Of
The Publ square, and have commenced general
y king aud cnufecd,pap busipess. They are pre-
pared to lake orders or MI descriptions Of 9aking
amt " furnish Cake or Bread Of all Linds on the
shortest not e..
They slso keep Constantly on hand large as
sortmrniof
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS,
CHEWING TOBACCO, coRDIALs OF ALL KINDS
cATAwBA AND CHAMPAGNE WINE AND
FOREIGN DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
Which will he sold Wholesale or retail upon the
lowest terms.
They have connected with their establishment
a fret class eating House. where warm or colo
me 'is C be obibiaed NJ any hour.
Al kinds o. country Provisions. sBch as Eggs.
Butter, Lard Potrio"s, &c kept constantly on
hand and for sale at market prices.
Feb. 81. 1877. Ut
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ren- We had the pleasure, yesterday, Of
making the acquaintance Of Mr.. J. D.
Smith, Of thehouse Of w. g. Smith, deal
O. at wholesale in Watches, Jcwclry, Plate,
&C., at Louisville, Mr. . d. s., is out
upon business tour, and will visit every
town and city, of any importance, in onr
State, and North Alabama, and we can com.
mend him and his house as eminently wor-
thy Of confidence and atronags Mr, W.
e, Smith is very favorably known to many
of our citizcps, having done considera-
bic trade With them. His house in Louis
villcis Of recent establishments, and yet, we
are glad to learn, he is doing a heavy trade.
Their stock is very complete, and embra-
ces every description Of goods, and being
bought altogether from the manufacturers,
they can sell fully as low, if not on ac-
count of smaller expenses, little lower,
than New York, or Philadelphia
Southwestern dealers should certainly
,patEoRize market near home, when they
can do SO to their own advantage, and in
this case, we feel assured that they can.
We ask for Mr.. Smith patronage from
every one in our State who deals in watch
cs, or jewelry,
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To my old Friends and Customery,

would say that have adopted The rui, TO II
for cash strictly, ana have done il BECAUSE | be-
leye my !nisrssts demanded H. aud hat IL would
adrsnce the interests Of those who patronage me
have sent circulars to most Of my old customer
and friends. ant | will 10 my uimosi Ia sell them
genuine drugs at reasonable prices for cash have
never tried 70 sell TO any but my Swn customers.
and nov If huye their patronage ] shall try 10
sell al such prices IS will be sii.f Glory. sin
eeTrly thank them for toe many Instances Of Mud.
ness and confidence extended to US III the past,
and Il they VIII give me air trial the presepi
year. W III satisfy them that | have tried my ut.
most to serve them faithfully.
Respecifn ly and Sincerely,
r. Il. w, THOMAS,
under tho style Of Thpmps s. Bro.
Ian IG KILL II &C., u -
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TUE pndaeIgnrd would most respectfully call
the attention OF xentiemen Of The ely and eoun-
tr!' ~ his fine stack OF BOOrs 4 SsiOEs snita-
bic for the pfesem seaon.f hta oAn inanulae-
tnre, consisting % be y6,l bloaable siy les. aud
q he best mattel !, ehI OF w"fkmfnshiP superb
or 10 any In hi. or 'adsol lidg edinlies, which
wAi warrant H. Hlf respects, MS represented. Ny
stock embrsces The fUest French aud Ihiladeiphk
calf skins ever brought 10 this market invite
anil soicit an essmins ion Of the same, confident
as am that Il will beur ihe sirietesl scrutiny and
W u please the most fssiidious. All work made "a
order, from the aghiest 10 tie heaviest boots aud
Shoe kesp constantly oD hand, The best Frenrh
aud Phiiadslphli Sulf skins, and OK tsnnsd sole
leather, TerEis, easli, inya alitg.
March g, ls5T-if. q
W Having sold ny entire interest In lie Boot
ani Shoemakigg Business 10 Mr.. Johu N, ioleton,
take pleakure in Recommending him 10 lis rnri,e,
as a faithful AVID superior WORK mau, aud ask for
him, The patronage ne so we'll deserves Those in
JeRisd 10 me, are requested 10 come forward Snd
lpSSe immediate Psyiu"vt. o. my business must -
wsnnl NJ. fRANCiS irlT
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Portrait Painting.

w. S. ACKLEFoRD respectfully informs
The 81 in'ps Of Cl'rksydle and surrounding un'
Try. that he has opened a'room linm-o iiie,y over
q. A. Ligon's Confectionery Pc sous waning
Portraits taken from life or irpm Ddeu"ueolypes,
will please call and examine specimen, of his work
Ehtrapce between Seat & Farmers ana G.. A.
Lyon, & Co.
March 10 ls57--5w.
e. gefiersonian Iiease copy.
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John Shillito & Co.
No. ~ East Fourth ST.,
CINCINNATI.
Importers Of Dry-GOOds d Car,,eting

Respectfully inform their customers and pur-
chssers generally. tbal they are now opening an
extensive aed complete Bsso rtment of Dry Goods
Csrpsiipg, Floor OIL Cloths, &c. tamilrs, Ho-
Tel keepers. Steamboat owners, aud strangers,
may depend npon finding the best class OF Goods,
at prices as low US they car be purchased in the
Eastern titles
Marc 81, 'A1-3ms
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pR- Our friend M'Culloch is again in
the market, with new Spring and Summer
Goods His stock is very large, and we'll
assorted, embracing every thing in the
world that man can put on, except "airs'
Mac has no heirs! His stock of fine
goods is unusually complete. Give him a
call.
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ren- Hart, Coulter & CO., have large
and elegant assortment of goods for Spring
and Summer--and, Judging from appear
ances, they are "goipg off like hot cakes. "
Ben Coulter is chief manager, and Ben
will edo TO tie to-
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CnnS, Guns. CunSl

Perry Rifles, dOnbls and single Shot Guns
from s. TO $3.50 EACH Pocket ard TABLE Cutlery
RsEprs, Scissors and Shearsi Platform, Counter
and be'm Scales, and farming Utensils of every
variety.
Y. S.-Merchanis visiting our city are invited
10 call and examine our stock.
FALL & TUR SLEY.
Feb 6, les7-tf
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aA- The new bell Cor the Methodist
Church arrived here several days ago, and
is now hung and ready for service, in cal
ling worshippers to the sanctuary.