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The Washington union., 1858-02-02

Proposals for Engraving and LithOgraphic
Printing.
PUBIC PRINTING,
Washington, january 70, 1865.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
day February at ~ O'Clock engraving
on tho N and
Representatives tie United States
~ each
accompany Of the President
Bidders will tho price engraving mp
price hundred copies printing separately
The will be for the inspection bidders
morning the day mr. closing
printing these maps will be furnished by
will required athfu
execution Of his contract. \
be dstintly understood that
not directly engaged practically acquainted
hid = u ~ IS
The proposals mus, b. addressed BrwHsS, supcrn
OF the Public rinting
sails for Engraving and lMhoarsphk Printing
h Es sE, GEO. ". BOWMAN, Superintendent
Jan 2o-eeid Intel kSxar1
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PERSONAL Among the recent arrivals in the city "
notice the Hon d. Beach, Of Massachusetts,, Hon ol
ert Tyler Of Pennsylvania, and Hon. John Van Buren,
New EDrk.
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NOTICE.--The partnership heretofore existing be-
lN tween Lcws johnson and Edward mms style
the Washington City Savings Bank
ing business Will be hereafter conducd
the nrm of LEWrs JOHNSON a co "a
LEWIS JOHNSON
DAVID wAIKKR
wAsgrN0roS Feb. I, 1855 L. J DAVE
Feb 2--3tfTuWTh
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THE THEArRE.--Iast night Agnes Robertson appeared
Lady Rose La.cless and Mr. Bourccault Lord Fey
in thrce-act comedy, written by the latter, entitled
'ALoye and Money, or the School for Scheming
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 81 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing lI0uSe,

No. Is Ced1r street, NashViiLe, 7tna
We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Nt1o
Styles from the Eastern markets, embracing
eue'y cariety Of GeHtienlais AIPdrei, which we
are Offering at VARY Low RATES FoR CAsH
Our stock IL kept complete as hetetofore,
by constant purchases made by n member of
the irm resident Of PtiladoiphiG, whose long er-
Fcrienoe and gre,a Jle'laiss. afford every advan-
tage foo tn, selection of choice Goods. Our
aim II TO give our patrons a. good variety
OF fashionable Goois TO select from as any other
CHy a. tie Li.ioH and We respectfully solicit u
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con
vince them that the Ldrg,sf AMI Bea Stock Of
Goods, ever opened ia Nashville il at No. 10
Cedar street. Please call and examine.
CLtFroN, AIRqIGmT Il Co.
7. S.-We are the only IgeAts in Nashville
for Thomas d. Dclano A Co. : celebrated LiFE
PEIsERvERs, which are 30 adjusted In the lin
ing OF the Vest as TO be OF no more inconve-
nience than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only TO be- seen TO be admired. Their hither-
To rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility, septi-tljan
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1Ei1- We are pleased to remind our readers
and to direct their special attention to the
great sale OF the Maple Wood lands, which is
to come off on Wednesday, Sd day of No
vember inst, on the Gallatin Turnpike road,
four miles from Nashville, by NANCE & WoOD-
WARD. The WHOLE tract contains about 500
acres, which has been subdivided in % parts,
ranging from to 81 acres.
This is decidedly one of the best bodies of
land in Middle Tennessee for gardens, vine
yards and rural settlements. The richness OF
the soil. excellence of the neighborhood, con
venience to the city by railroad or turnpike,
is unsurpasso d. and all who desire to make
good Investments should attend. Omnibuscs
will run free, leaving the office of Nance d
Woodward at 8 o'clock \. NJ. in Deaderick
street, Sale to commence at 10 o'clock pre-
cisely. Let everybody go. oct25-d
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CRJsP's GARrY-The afternoon perform
ance given at half-past two, will be a grand
gala time for our Juveniles; nor will 1t be
less interesting to those Of ripper years The
rrpr, sentation has been arrayod in most at
tractive form, and whilst it is not theatrical,
IL blends instruction with amusement IN It's
most elevated form. The Gaiety this after
noon. we have no doubt. will present grand
SIGHT: and we advise all who can possibly
attend not to miss the opportunity OF seeing
the world fam, d Keller Troupe. AT the reg
ular evening performance bill of extraor-
binary novelty and attraction is Offered we
are to have. for the first time, the startling
drama of the Wandering Jew. interpreted
with gorgeous and appropriate Tableaux Ivy
the X Hers; then come the bewiiching Young
American Ballet Corps in a delightful diver
tisement: then we are to have grand ma
tionaI sketch. for the first time here, entitled,
1.-The Dawn OF Freedom; or, The American
PATRIOT in which Mr.. and Madame Keller
will appear; and then another life-lIke Ia
bleau and one well calculated to animate the
heart of every American with gratitude and
enthusiasm; for the Father Of his Country,
Washington, crossing the Delaware, Is an 1ni-
perishabie historical event.
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NJ n = NJ ET -.

Clothes and Market Baskets.
Key and Work Baskets
Mats, ali kinds, kore, Grass and Corfoot Mats.
Table aud bess shaker Asts- FEr I'll rs
C1oSAes Mh.sks, and Hearth Brootns z z *A
CrEmb, Scrubong, Destlng and Hearth Bfnshs
Feather busters, And Piano colored busters
Wndow and Furniture busters. -
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PRlcTIcAL ApyicE FoR LADIEs.-The frst
symptoms OF disease should never be disre-
evitably follow, and in seeking assistance all
remedies that will act violently or reduce the
strength should be avoided. They, instead OF
assisting nature. weaken and debilitate these
organs. For Female Com plants take Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri-
her. IL stands pre-eminent in all the diseases
peculiar to females Try II; ia 10 n delicious
aromatic Cordial. oct26-2w
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..PIKE's PEAk.'-The excitement growing
out ii the discovery of large aud small guam
titles of gold at Pixies Peak, has caused
many persons to leave for the diggins, but
we have heard of none leaving this part OF
the country without first exchanging their
dry hides for some of our own~ filthy lncre"
and then providing themselves with supply
Of hemloek aud oak tanned leather from the
house of p IL c. ANDERSON, College Street,
near Broad. The highest market price ia cash,
is paid by this house for all kinds of farm pro
ducts For particulars see their advertise
IN cnt in another column ..... "a r
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Notice..

An adjourned meeting of the citizens OF
Davidson county, will be held at the Court
House on Saturday, the 3Oth inst, at o'clock
p. NJ, at which time the report of the Com
mittce. appointed at a meeting in Edgefield,
to ascertain the rate of toll which will be
charged by the Broad street Bridge Company
the ensuing year, will be Submitted a gen
eral attendance is requested.
THOS l.. BRANsFORD,
JAMES Is. RUTLAND,
G.. 5. NEwsoM,
IHOS. BATE,
Committee.
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gD- Since the claim of Polly Weatherhead
VS.. Columbia has been has been settled, and
our citizens know that they own and can pur-
chase and improve property uncumbered.
our town has begun to improve most aston
ishingly. New residences are springing up
and every thing presents an appearance of
spirit and Improvement. Real estate has ris-
en- at least twenty-five per cent. within the
last six months, and the disposition to trade
seems to be on the increased. We have heard
of some six or eight sales of town lots, stores
and residences, during the last week.-C5fum-
bi1 Mirror.
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From Washington,

WAssNGroN Oct. 29.-Balance in the
Treasury Monday S7.S89 900. Receipts last
week S656.OO0. Drafts paid S1,542 600.
Drafts issued SI,728,000 being a reduction of
81 ,07l 900.
Commodore Breeze has been appointed
Commander of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The Government is about replying to the
British proposal to suppress fllibusteriug.
New YORK, Oct. 20 The Times says that
the Government has received dispatches from
Lamar that Costa RIGA promptly retracts Of
fensive language and says it would not have
been used, if Monsieur Belly bad been as well
known as he now is.
The Lake boats proceeded up the river
without interference
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SORE AND lNFLAMED EYEs.-Thcse disagree
able complaints are generally very prevalent
at this season of the year, and it is therefore
II matter of some interest To the public to
know that they may be cured most effectnally.
The b. st remedy yet discovered is BRAGG S
Arctic LfNME>T. as the following certificate
will show
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9, 1857.
DR.. BRAGG: Dear Sir:-For more than
three years myself and daughter, have been
afflicted with Inhamed eyes in an aggravated
d groe. and tried various physicians and nos
trums to no rff, ct. Al length was induced
to try the Arctic Linimcnt, and i'll months
was nearly cured and my daughter was en-
tirly well, although part of the time she had
be-, totally blind. | also used the Linimcnt
for rheumatism iii my back, and was cured by
part of bottle. would not he without your
invaluable remedy in my house.
Yours truly,
..-..... WILLIAM RUSSELL.
J. j. Wadsworth, Post Master of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale i'll Nashville, Tenn by BERRY Il
DEHovIILE.
An agent wanted in every town and village
Application should be made 10 Bragg x Bur-
r0'gcs, st. Louis, Mo-, and musr always be ac-
coinpani' d by good reference.
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Dp Gelearapb.
Further per Steamer ST. Louis.


New YORK. Oct. 29.-EveDing- Infel-
ligence was received at San Francisco that
an important treaty has been concluded with
Japan by Mr.. Harpis our consul at Jeddo.
A new port miles from that City is to be
opened to Americans sss "a -. e. 2.&
A Japanese Prince with fourteen attendants
goes to Washington via. California.
The steamer Mississippi was at Hankododi.
The Powhatan was daily expected there.
OREGoN.-Genl.. Palmer and party were
not rnassacred as reported. q 81 III
Trade in San Francisco is satisfactory.
The Nicaraguans are discussing the FEEDER
alton of Central America.
The Rev. Mr.. Crewe, miss ionary of the
American Bible Society, has been expelled
from San Salvador. ~ .tH lfA.a = %
Ecuador has recognized Buckalew as Amer
lean Minister t q
Anunsuccessfui attempt was made to as
sassinatc the President of Bolivar.
Peru again threatens war against Ecuador
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-Cotton sales to-
day 5000 bales. ll8@lIB. Sales of the week
$4,000 bales. Receipts at this port, ahead Of
last year, 10000 tales. Receipts at all
ports ahead OF last year, 307 900 bales. Re-
ceipts last week So SOC bales. Stock at New
Orleans $4,000 bales, against 10000 last
year. Sugar declined 1. Molasses declined
cents. Corn has an advancing tendency
zoe. Mess pork held at II 20. Lard firm
lOa. Coffee, sales of the week 1850 bags
Fair to good fair 10000. Stock at New
Orleans, 2l500 bags, against I07 500 bags
last year. Freights slightly declined.
1904 50. Mixed Corn 67(96S. Mess Pork
IL 10 Lard buoyant lO@lO4, Whisky %.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 29.-noon-W Whisky lSf.
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A USEFUL IMPROVEMENT IN BodK-BTNDING-
being IN the Bookstore of J. YoKK 81 20,
onion street, yesterday, our attention WAS
arrested by set Of Merchants Books OF very
superior binding. These books were at the
late State Far and took premium The
superiority consists in a metallic springwhich
CLASPS and firmly holds the back Of the book
in such manner as to prevent the body OF the
book between the covers from bearing down
wards, sagging and gradually ioosening the
binding; and in a metal plate covering aud
protesting the corners from wearing or chat
ing. and into which is inserted rollers to tacii-
itatc the entrance into and exit from safes
and shelves This improvement has been
pitcnted and our friend BARNARO, book
binCler. has purchas, d the right for this county
By the application Of this invention, CONNER
cial and legal hooks. and public records. may
be pr,serv, d for an indefinite length OF time
We comme;sd the work Ia merchants, court
CLERKS. registers aud all others who wish sub
stantial and enduring blank books
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HEALTH OF VIcKsBURG.-We have kept OuI
readers regularly advised during the past
week of the sanitary condition of the city,
and now, at its close, regret that we cannot
present a more gratifying report than we do
below
There were three deaths in the city proper
vest, rday-two by yellow fever-three at the
City Hospital, from the same disease, and one
from the county, disease not reported. There
were no deaths at the United States Marine
Hospital. New cases continue to occur
.S0utiarosa Oct 24M.
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N A SH " I'LL F.:
FRIDAY MORNING, =. OCTOBER 90, 1856,
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to conine our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter TO collect our subscriptions
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
discrimination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr. WILLIAM
GILL. who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
ell parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year. can, if they prefer 1t, pay In
advance for the whole year.
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HEALTH az NArCHEZ The Free 7Iaier, OF
Oct. 2Ist has the following in regard TO the
health OF NatcheZ:
This frightftil disease is now very generally
spread all over the city, aud has attacked all
classes of our people. Attended 10 in time,
it readily yields TO treatment For the num-
Der Of cases. the mortality is remarkably small.
Ii is not IA disease. however, that can lie tritied
with. In these chilly mornings and evenings.
aud in damp weather, a cheerful fire adds
mach to health and comfort.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct p. 1858.
BROOMS-The stock of these articles now in this
market is moderate. and the trade a healthy state
and as soon navigation IS resumed fully good de-
mand is looked for. We quote common at 81 25O
l IS; fancy, 81 T592 rs, and extra, 50 25M2 u.s. No
on arrival at l0GD2Oc. per dozen below our Quota
tons
CHEESE-The market has been active and prices
ruled irmer throughout the week. The sales COM
prise about 1000 boxes al &c. for prime W. K 714@
nc for extra large do at 91a3lOc for Eagish Dai-
ryi lO(9uc. for Nutmeg, and l6; for ri Apple.
CRANBERRIES-The market is well supplied and
prices have remained steady at 81 SOFAS so for small
bbs- and S9C9l0 for large do &
CANDLES AND S0AP-Candle are unchanged and
We continue to quote Star 2Cc for iul weg l. Opal
Ice and Tallow ll&Ml21zc-the latter for hard
pressed.
FRUITS-There has been a brisk demand for good
qualities of Green Apples the receipts sold quick
at 81 5094 p Dbl Dried Apples in fair demand at
/ 30fD2 = bush. Dried Peaches rIner with good
demand at 25GD3 so for prime. The market for
RIsIns is jull aud prices have declined To 60 for
NJ X, and So for Layer. Lemons have been in fair
demand during the week, at So so per box. New
Oranges are in the market, and selling Si12l2
per Dbl. Currants are IN fair demand 1t &C. Figs are
firm at llC912c.
FEATHERS-The market is steady with a fair de-
mand at 45(d46c.
GINSENG-Is in active demand and sells mick
5Oc.sF fb.
lhON-The market is unchanged ard dull OhO
bot blast pig sell at S25026 small parcels to meet
the current wants Of the foundry Bar is steady
at 215c for common, with moderate demand.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole is lc. per pound higher:
all other kinds are unchanged with moderate de-
mand. We quote as follows
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The SEIixir.s

Prepared by d.. JAS. WILLIAMS Tor the cure Of DYs
PEisY, and nothing but DYsPEPsY las advertised in
another column, has BY It's merits, obtained for
Itself 50 high reputation In Philadelphia, thai Phys
clans acquainted with It's properties using il them
selves and prescribing TO their pauents convinced
by ooscrvasion OF us great efficacy restoring the
disoSdered digestive organs TO healthy Junction M.
nerous cases Of DysPep~y, Of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned incarable by
some OF the Medical Faculty, have by the tins
ineAtes trssay. III apriS-ly
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From Washington Territory.

NEW York, Oct "a letter from Lieut..
Tyler Aloe, in Washington Territory, dated
September 18th says: that the Spokan and
Peluse Indians were defeated after two days
fighting without any loss to the troops The
Spokan chief and 900 horses were captured.
All the plumber taken when Steptoe was de-
feated has been recovered. The Indians are
begging for peace and complying with all de-
mands of the officers. The war is considered
ended.
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THE NEXT LECTURE SEASON.-The Boston
papers give us a list of l. ciures for the com
ing wint r, with nam, enough 10 max up -
resp ctablc Directory. There are som; solid
men among them-men of ideas. intellect
and brins--but there is au awful d al VI
chLT aud wind, too, in the programme.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-We learn that on
Tuesday evening, Mr.. Samuel Hall, a conduc-
tor on the freight train. was knocked off the
cars at the bridge at Decatur, and the wheels
of several passed over him. His legs and
arms were cut off, and he soon died from his
Injuries. He was on the top of one of the
cars, at the time the train was passing the
bridge.-HuatsUiLLe AdUOcate.
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re- The Columbia .Hur~ suggest Col. 4.
NJ. LooNEY as its iirsl choice "a the Am, rican
standard bearer ia the GubsTnaturial contest
of next ycar-and Hon. EuEiasoN EnIERDGE
as its second choice. Either would make a
glorious 6ght.
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Es-- The Hon. GAERLr DAVIS having been
spoken of a. suitable cand date of the
American party, for Governor of Kentucky,
the Muy>ville Egie, says ia { he ought not 10
be run. because the American party OF the
Ashland District want him "a 20 to Congress
over the head of JAMES b. CLAY.
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E-S- The Black Republicans of Illinois
and St Louis are charging the Douglas de-
mocracy with introducing black carpet-iag
men iutJ the doubtful districts of Illinois to
carry them on lection day. Whenever IA
party commences 10 make such charges, there
is room 10 suspect it Is preparing in advance
an excuse for d feat
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SHEIBY MEDICAL CoIIFGE.-lNAUGTRAI Ex-
ERcIsts At THE MCKENDREE CHrKCH, on MoN-
DAY EVENING, Nov. IST, AT O'CLOCK Open
ing prayer by Rev Dr.. GREEN; NrRonUc-
NoRv LECTURE BY PROF MAY ;Closing prayer
by REV. DIR. QUNTARD. loct3O-Zt.
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ES- Ab"nt twenty negroes have been be-
fore the Police Court this week for disturb
ing the peace Of the town by engaging in ge-
neral citdriUari few nights ago on the occa-
sion of the marriage of colored pair. They
were fined three dollars apiece, and those who
could not pay, took ten stripes, by which the
broken laws were healed Bo,cling Green
fydzefte
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Guns.

Three Hundred Double Barrel Guns will be
sold IS! per cent. cheaper, for Cash, than the
same quality of Guns can be bought else
where. Aiso, 6 of Moore 4 HaTris's extra fine,
warranted equal 10 Wesley Riehards's, AT
very low aguresi besides Single Guns, Rifles
&C. J. WILLIAMS, III
octI2 81 Public Square, Nashville.
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lS- We regret 20 learn that Rev. W. H.
Bayiees has resigned the Pastorship of the
Baptist Church in this place. Mr.. b. stood
very high with all classes Of our community
as a minister and Christian gentleman, and
the announcement of his resignation as Pastor
of the Baptist Church will be received with
universal regret.-Leb. Herald.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

EffFSxSSSp DIR. KING formerly OF New York for
AS-<Ar8 the last four years OF Louisville Ken
tucA! who has devoted his attention treat
meut OF private diseases for over 80 years natters
himself, haViu sattcnded a. practice for many
years aud curcdso many thousands, lac is enabled 10
cure all diseases Of private nature matter how
bad they may he from mjudicious medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings Mspcnsary
is No . Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second story, where he cures all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRiuiEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old or recent date efectuaty cured in
n few days, by an operation which causes no pan.
Where structure exists health CANNOT be enjoy ed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution So much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin growing
out nj neglect or bad treatment be enectually
cured IN "a few days.
SEMINAL WExKNiss-PartcuiaT attention Ia wing been
gwen To this disease and ali the couseq ueces grow
ing out of Il, brought on Ia many cases by the de-
structiVe habits of inconsdcrats Youths and excss-
sve indulgence OF the passions neglect which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unit
Tor business society and Causing premature old age
femaies who may be lAborng with any difhcalty of
TIE Womb may ress assured OF immediaie relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fee enclosed directed ~ Dr. A. King
No % DeadeFck street, Nash willie, Tenn, vail have
the necessary medicine sent O. their address with
eessary directions strict secrecy observed once
hours from O'Clock in tie morning until the eve
ming fefs eftF . tt-s.f ; mav26-indAwiyf
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LIVERY STABLE.

tITM- T. WRIGHT 4 CO, ~osid respect -
w fslly tafortn ths eiIa1ras ~ AAzhfllle ~
aad lie pab4ic Erorraiiy, thai thry have NA
eascd Tie se knssn Livery Ht4bie sts.
axtsres, feTu sriy eccupscd - VIA. J. flgs, "a
Market stTost, IA lfeiea tler cslls4rc-
Ne have 1rst-r2te iets 4ad ksx slsils - Acco1amo
hktr dfOsers, aaa al ffiends uhe NAY t@xor a.
- ith thsT gstToGAgc
We llpsc oarsclecs - give Satisfaction IN al eases
Re have . large nanlbcf II aae n4l1ic horses aad
Nc bsExies 10 hire All Lnass.
The sArt - 10 iaIrza bstn surpassed by any
nzabls a. tlse ssethsrn ooaatry cHlr -ioas And see
fes-ly wM 7. sRIsHr 90.