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WHO can HEAT ~!

WETE have Just finished and got in operation Steam saw
vs. Mill, for L. J, Perdue AMI tam McCleland, near
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
yseven board fourteen hours and thirteen
It cut thousand and forty eight in tTeusgt
MINUTES We have reduce prices OF Engines ami Boilers,
10 such figures that defy eoupetton in prices and dura
Engines put iron bed plates and made Of the best ma
teriafs. We are agents for the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
SFRAT- EBsS SEJPEEsHOEs WHEAT AND Co4EN
MILLS
and furnish any at short notice at 2nucers prices
with frei-ht added ELLIS 4 MOORE.
96-qS and 100 South AIarset street,
Jup4i-ff Nashville Tennessee.
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an TUESDAY, Nov. To- 1853 on The premises At hapast
o'clock, P. will have public sale Of lots In Hard
J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
r R. GLAscoCK. Auc. AZ Cherry street.
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EDY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court at Gallan,
, its last term, shall the ist Monday in Be
Uetlbe next, al the Court oue door, il The town Of Gal
latin, expose t. sale
"a Public Auction,
Of Land in Of
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ENGLISH BOOhS.
B3Hn's Standard Library OF the best English and For
en Authors, p.hted in compact and elegant form conPleen
l43 vols. e mo-, sold By the single volume.
Also,
Bona's Extra Volumes, ii vols, uniform edition
BONN Antiquarian Library,
complete in a. vols l2mo, sold as the above
B'nn Classical 'e complete na7 vos sold separately
Bonn complete in 50 rois sold separately or
For sale by ''''', JOHN YORK 3 CO.
oc30 No s. Uunu street.
CORN MEAL!
RNTE are just in eceFtof One uundd Bushels Corn Meal
supply. .yso
Forty Rags Coarse Corn Meal suitable for ieI a. % cents per
ushel loct..-Ll thtr-a ~ EIyS
C8EEsEI CIgEE>E!!
"a BOXES of prime fresh Gzes '.t rs;e,yei AMI Tor
1octi5-tf So -outh AIarsel street
virginia TOBACCO,
"a BOXES OF pure Virginia Tobee just received direct
- y from the "AHui''''' GRIsHtS & firFFAKER,
oetI5- A. South Market street.
VACCINE MATTER.
Just eceveda good supply Of fresh md reliable Vaccine Mat
q ter. A. STRETCH, Druggist
ct22 Cornei Collr-e and CHian streets
Cash.
NE wish buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women,
Nv for Southern Narset; persons having such to viii
nn .sP p I'7- '"' = '' nm. HAYNES & co
syOlE SALE.-sA good house carpenter, also woman well
81 qualified as pasry cook cheap Tor cas-. at
sETANTE3D good men 10 engage IN the sale Of Fru
/ ~ Trees. Liberal Inducements viii be o5-rtI.
/ se55-nsns LANGDoN d CHERRY. Nashville
/ CtIEEPPARB's GOLD PENS.---t Iarse assor
! - meut just received By f. HGAAS,
vocal AND -INsTRUIIENTAL MUSIC.
| a BECKER would respectfully announce 70 ne Pghe o.
~. Nashville that he has located as teacher Of me Voice o.
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Wanted immediately.
eesAfAfk BUSHELS Dried Apples
e8VABU z1uJ 80 Peaches unpealed-
l,HO r.saIef
For which the highest price in cash will te paid.
Septl4-2m STR ALTON 4 SEYsFOyrR
Building Lots fer sale.
WHTE nos oerin- Tor sale nuulr or isls Buildng
Lots IN Uou toms, Shey Bood ZoJIicodsr's ami o.b
en- t1ous to Ed-eheld These lots egoly located
Jew 1nndre ris from the public square, win be sold on Tie
most v9rJeterms- }. L. & r ". BROWN,
s=t-'--n ~ Cherry street.
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Said tract Of Land is beautifully situated, lying about miles
from the Town Of Galisn, Immediately upon dt rate Turn
chin 81 800 the LOUISVILLE and Nash
vile Rllrua now finished from this place to Nashye and
sugEu the 0i0m Tract.
Upon -i Lania-e or never falling Springs Of excellent
One hundred and Fifty Of SAID tTac Icing we'll
t cred an! set in Blue Grass, aIoIlug hue pIuruge as
any he country aud haane igh state OF cultivation.
Sail tract o Land w lie s1l whole, divided into tEO
tracts 90 sur purchasers Also at the time and Ice, thai
vail
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL + Jenkins u
a sVqs S Ssorys H H;O McCIssIy; MO-
Wilson, Mo; ID Brnel b urrbsTt Ma
lawrence, NYk; 6 B Field Mo; Capt Jo.anb
u OH Tucker and son, Canada; Maj Robin
Hon. E, iaS S SmI,neh Col sanhope Dunv, Ga:
Why,e' Stevens, Md; F Dainese Con-tan,ino-
nIei w NJ Farr, Pa; A F. Elliott ard Iady. NV.
r lo: r ,neoo CIV SIs.t Balisfd Va
Pa; II l. Kendall, RI,land; Alex White Va. y
6r-en, J w Patterson, Nd. Mr. WeiI,. I. Cb,n'
ceior and fam, Miss c A Potter. John Rush a nd
a amIt nter' Psrsuher, N Y; C Ps,tcn do; n
art, kT; Hudson, T Starr. NY; H p Dnr-
gln, Mas w A Kennedy, Pa Mrs A stephen,
Mas Mas; MIS- Huston, PA b Stewart, DC; WIN
WlLLARDS' HOTEL M C Jones. Md. F
Enttins, VIM P-arce, ID 8 Riker, lYork; sam
Wolf, Edes, T Lapsley, Md: Hon Jobn q
iaskins, Roberts, G Croker. NY; Hon % p
BIO Bso~R, Long, Pa; Mrs H Christy, Re.
va n r Hepburn, 2 A K-naicutt and latv. Nv,
Hon Baker, Pa; II b Hersey, M ass; r. |, Per,
y and lady J. Barnard and lady, JnoGrahar IN
Moore aud lady, NJ; ~
BROWNS HOTEL.-J ) Alder and adv.
Ind Ci.ppell, Va; @ Martin, do: ! n En-
,Hgsr' do W Duncan, N Y; HIT Walker, r. n;
wv avery, DO; 9 mcClina,hor. NY; P p AZ
1otn 1I, Pa; McGarrell, NY; NJ Martin O:
Blodset, do; F. Collins, Col c Bn,,erse,d and
lady, Mex; @ r. Smith aud family, Pa; r Ii
= and lady, Mass; Bowie and laay. Md: a
Brooke, do; Smith. do; G Bowl, do; ] w
Varieties. and lady St Petersburg; G w Rrown
Tenn q Elliott, Pa
~ EASTWOOD HOUSE E Tracey. NJ. G.
w BlI,aii, do A l. Ank Try, la; J Mariay. Ter:
W.,a.nington, do; Bellantine, NJ; NJ lone,
49, W;, 4 Love, Va o Hollingswortb, Md; A
= ilson, Pa Wolf, Md; p NJ Strother. lisa.
ID NJ Chapman, Mass 0Sn'
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w Revnolds.
w w Thick', Va; r Wilson, III, NJ Madax'
va va 6Il Morgan, do; Bushner do; N win
Ghlliin, NY, C Cole, NC; 8 Tutler, Nj
WASHINGTON HOUSE siI, M R,,-
1CHxns and iy, NIki II Collins, John CampbsIl.
1 stsnly, Ohio; VIM Owens, Nd; Jane, w GOD .
wa'd, Pa; Jno Robinson D.I w WV
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DR. sTEPHEN BAiLY.
OFyIcE 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
TnYes doors from l%tk street.

DR.. BAlLY beks leave to inform the public that
he can be seen At all hours, at his office,
experience of hfteen ears praotis e, with H0
ths are number ct Sstisnss and great variety q
enable HIM to surmOunt any difioaity. seisnthe OF
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His own expert
the AID sspoosg ps u
H. Parmly has led aim, long since, To discard al
namss Peohs India Eu ias and cs emo
for the construction Of Contnunus q um Teeth and
re.bie Substance that osn be worn the mouth, nn
vas most 0 no nsiveiy shown b, tho last American
Al,hopgh he fstters himsclf from his long resi-
known 70 H. nqmeTou. friend. ana patrons no beg.
leave 10 refer than 10 tbs following
TESTIMONIALS.
FSom tAs late Rector Of the ChHreA efEpiphaxy,
Of tbis city:
Or. SrHrHBN BhILY: Desr -ir-I desire to OK
dcnne in you as sucerinr dentist. The operations
nope that Jon may receive the patronage from ny
friends ant the public that your skill 70 we'll de-
'' Wilmington, Aug s. is s'f' FRENCH
Nsn o.s of tRs OLDEST firms in Bartin.o,.-
hes,ys. Bosgs, Co.n1an + Co.
Having employed Or. Stephen Bsily, Surgeon
Dentist, Of WASHINGTON city, TO execute for ms an
% entire s.,ac,ion, snd ~ view file fact that
one of the most distnguished members of the Den
to perform tire work ss.Isfac.oriy j. sives me
great pleasure to express my entirs condolences and
high estimation of ais professional skid.
Esl;lmCre, Jan. IL, 1887. Hartmann BOGGS,
Extract from q note ysec,csd from the Tate Hon
John N. Clayton.
Y. 3. Senate. Aug l9. 1876.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
JOHN hi. CLAYTON.
To thoss seeking relief from tho nalsdies of the
teath, can chrerIuNy recGm me1d pr. Z. Baily az
superior Gen,irt He made a Sc o! porcelain teeth
for one Ufry family, ard plugged several teeth for
NV self. ard the work has ali stood wei; for nere
,han nyrars. ROBERT L. NIXON,
AprlI9, I35s. Va. Colt. II. E Church South,
We. the undersigned, having he'd ccca slor toays,I
ouTgcivts of the professional sklll OF Dr. s. BaIy,
surgeon Dentist of tails c.:T rGViry Leen cogni-
xat oil hiE operations tarliI friends. taSe
pleasure in expressing sdmration Of his artistic
skill. as well IN the uniformly satisfactory manner
~ which e Psrinrms the InCEt delicate and icult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend HIM tn tho confidence and patronage OF
the public, OF waloh We CONSIDER him cminently
worthy.
TK3NAs ". WALTER. Architect U. s. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. . q, of Washington, D. C,
b. g. EcHRER, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
N. Z. LINCOLN, N. D.. of Washington, ID, C.,
jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G..
GEoRaE WALTON, TX Governor of Florida.
WALTER bBNOX. Eek Mayor of WASHINGTON.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. ). Patent Office,
q. g: WIeET, Principal Ritterhouse Academy.
feb 20-tf
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NHES N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, LsdIoB aid Gon:.einsn lose one OF the
srcatesi nhtnTe attr<ctiono-a Ems hold OF hslr-it
'eooInes IlatteT OF serious Importance, and the
SIestloE IS vast shall We do to stop the hair from
alllng OF, and restore It's vsor and beauty Ia re-
ply 20 this suery, We beg to rsy, try DR.. HARRIS
HhtR PROMOTER hNDJMPROVER. A few
applications will stop tbs hair falling or break IN
remove 6aadrut, keep the scalp oleaa and wnite,
.nd lmpaTt freshness ard viErr to the hair and
although you nsy haye boen n'..d twenty years tho
continued use of It two months viii insure you
uICTlant head eli hair. Gall eni zeta bottle, and if
and ga. TIE pr:ae ISld.
AK for iar Harris Hair Promoter and Impro7er
S1id n ksclilonj by w. PETERSON, Drug
gist, corner f1.o ard 9Th AID Main ard Wall SITS,
tno IL w ssh,nston city by Il. ID: GILMAN, Drug.
Slst, Broyps' Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and b.,
b. CLARK, Druggist, enrnsr tk street and Pc.
eve1re. apI IL
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FREsH FRUITS, PRESERVES. 4o.

FREsH FRUITS. PRESERVES, SO.
:, Just arrived, 70 onss.o Of
mn, orhotTs. Of almost every y.rietv in
pr ESE SSuW1t, mar gallon and gallon sixss A
pound. H"' In stone AID glass, sold By the
apart IN sa's and stone. half pint pint, and
P ~ tRuI r., II various kinds. IN u, .,d.,
nn ~ ~, TEACHES aud PINE APPi 80 a.,
n-o. Corrrr 18th at. and Vs,rnn. IL,
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Il AIDES TUCK and aii sOItt Of COMBS -
~ 6lBBS' Hair Store, near 18th street, and 81 as
ealss Gssn. Ir<sF Wilierts' Rstsi. btsS
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oCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING; DAVIS

SAHpSS SALLERY.-AMBROTY staken
and mn ens vel known Galery are becoming more
pans OF OF pense are spared giving the the nest
hnIsn. rgery PICTURE warranted not to fads Am
proty pes from 50 cents and upwards am
NaII o BANDS,
.o Penn. ave-, bet. 9Th and eth sts..
- nppO. Centre Market
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EURNIrURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE REPAIRED
AND VANISHED.
Sofas. Chairs, &c, re covered, and packing Fur
nitura attended 10 by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2s7th street, ID loor.
arnsture Polish for cleanins and restoring to
their original ustre ell articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture Plaros, Il O., for sale BY BnntI
Bro, Odd FelLows' Hal, or by the subscriber, J.
WILLIAMS. SO It'll etreet.
FOR RENT.-The third story of the buildipr
No. So 7th street, ~ nv 81 feet. So Is-Sa W.T.
CENrLEMEr'S DRESSING RUREs OF
" new a-d coed styles, AID some OF e perior sual
ItX:
largest size made.
,.ur assn ment of G entlemen's UNDER GAR
MN :, always large, 10 now in greater variety
than ever.
Our assortment of Gsntlemen's BELONG
mss" Is comp etc in every department, LARGE
addIt o: Q made in past fe " Days.
Buying excuslveiy for cash. and our long expert
eroe IN trade, a. In the pace and wish
ing 10 increase our cash GALES. ofsr the largest
stock OF hrst rate gocGs st the lowest prices, e
STEVENS
De re Salesroom. Browns Hotel.
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6kOhGlh, ALABA MA.
MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, aud TEXAS.
THEOUGH TlCKI ~ can b. Obtained II the
GREET SOCEHM ESTERN Rail. Road
OFFICE, corner OF PennsyigaDia avenue ard 9Th
street, Washington, Oh boa.d az the Steam Ferry
boSt GeoTge PaEe, W NJ tie Ucc oi the Orarse aaa
A!exa1drln Rallroei, n A rsl.crS
&c
Richmond, Danvskks, LyNohJp-g, Bristol,
hnoTptHe, DGltcH, atlanta, Chattanooga,
NashctiiS, Hu.tspiiie, Grand .JVnctlor,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nsso Orleans,
BY dlrcot route, sd continuous railway conneo-
tons 20 Memphis.
bhoroing greater Expedition and Cos1forf and
BENG over 20 f7lss Ss"TtsT tao - other
i ne steSm FRY btat Gco-ge Page leaves the foot
ofNh street At 81 =. for Alsxsnare. where pas
senEers tnEe the oars tor edmond. Charlottesville,
Stsun:on. White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, A q
eDd at III p n. for Richmond add ali poInis Sostn-
west, making sure AID close cOsAectiozs TO Mem
Pals,
Baggage Wagons and Omn;bu.es lcsve the oftoe
fs. eVeaEe, at 6 o ok 8. n. and p. W.
JAMES A. EVANS, Aren't.
le lI-tl Washington.
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OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
present season daily, Ol STERS%
IN the Shell, taken out of salt water the&N
s snmJ eay. hestaarants S,shinG to beA~
J. X. b. SCHWARZE
Dealer IN Oysters,
Corner Of lsth and 4 streets, back Of
~' kIrkvoof HausAL
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and WItk0zst Pasture
for Eight Yesrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RkHRoAp,
Rsgs!sr ssi1isg Days, sfS + 2ciA Of sssA ssosfA.

Asss!sr Ssi1ssg Days, sfS + 2cfA Of sesA ssesfA.
CAgTloy.-So many frsnGs and inpo- rn.s
sltoDs OF vsrlou. kinds lave hecn ate yC8EA
Rereetmted on travellers bcUrd TO CAL -s1zzk1&sas
agent for p.ssaEs by the o. 8 Mali Line, via Pans
ma. In the CITY NEW YORK, feels II has duty 10
eaato3 ali perscEs seeking psssaEe 70 Csln1Tnl.,
frd ttotrre o5oo oftRe steam ships Of the u. 8.
Mail Lire, VIA Panama Railroad, as no other OF oe
N New York authorized to engage passage.
Ths Companies have Only one Office IN New York
which s ST III West strect. corner of Warren 81
fronting on The North River, at the head of lie
III Observe my sign over the door.
tels J. w. RAJ MoND. Aren't. New YORK.
TEE PACIFIC MA,L STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the stesmshi. n IF t5;, co,,,.r,
the United states Mail for hCAPTT1- ,es,ns'
CALIFORNIA and OREGON lesvesAf&f$S
rspama twice eaoE mon, h, on he Grr!va .s&<x
oi tAe ntsd states Mail -. COMPANY a steamers
which leave ~ ew Orleans and New Work respary
on the 5th and 18th of each month with the mails
az p Psnsserssrs, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and sp-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
The Panama Railroad q miles Io-,)is now oom-
Retea irnIa 90 an TO ocesL, ana IL crossed IN OF
Sassass az ns Ss.ssd
are embarked at Panama ~ steamer at the
tanyls expense The money paid IN New Yorr
covers ell expenses ofthe trip.
Rtserve steamers are kept In port In Panama and
san Francisco. 10 prevent detention IN case IL
cent 90 that me route s entirely rsiabs-no faiure
Passengers leave Panama the same day they
nys ~ Asplnvall.
Conductors 20 through b, each steamer, and take
tectors.
For through tickets at the lowest rst.s apply AZ
RS7MoNb-oMs s aR MIST ROY .HHkRRiss
CO. New OrIeans,-or &. l.. BARTLETT bos'
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NJ TEETH.

NJ TEETH.
lNl LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patsntee
of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per-~
sonaily at HIS offo in this oity. h@
Many persons can wear these Teeth who IIo
cannot wear others and no person can wear others
who cannot year these.
Persons calling At my once oan be accommodated
with any style and prlce OF Teeth they may desire ;
but TO those who particular and sh the purest
oleanest, strongest, AID perfect denturs that
art can produce, the Mineral Plate viii be more
fully warranted.
Rooms in this CITY. SIS Penn. avenue, between sth
and 10th streets also, s Arch street,
n H-ly
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GREAT ATrRACTiON FOR THE LADIES.
No. TIA ST., bstic,e, q and " s.-s.u.
GOTfhELF Il bEHREND, " hotetSie ard
ketali Deaisrs IN hN,,f AhIICEtS, WOOL
just r. ceved An entire new STOCK, the ERest ever
brought 70 WASHINGTON.
They offer store keepers and country merahauts
grea. Inducements
Lrdas purchasing for fairs Ihould be aure to call.
no 2S-eotJnal
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nEN Y.-Dr. THOMAS D. HILLS,
IL Once go Penn. avenue, next TO eau
tIer's.-HIs operations embrace al the lst Sp~QSR
est Improv emeIts, and by the use OF the >~lIo
Cheopiastlc Process he makes whole partial sets
Of Teeth superior those made Uy shy other plan,
IT half the prices charged for gold. Specimens and
in Washington. seSo-lv
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Il X Il T E &c s5,6,S S Sp,GE RIzE.
RIG G GoLLbbEENS PRRffzE..
THE GOLDEN PRIZE.
The GOLDEN PRIZE.
THE COLLIN PRIZE
TdE GOLDEN PRIZE.
TIE dO..pEs PRIZE
The G9LDEN PRIzE.
ILLUSTRATED! HiUSTRATEDu
I,.LLSTRATEp EyERI WEEK.
ILLUsTRATED EyERY WEEK.
i itEiE.EEs TrEEaTTEEBB E yykkk{ W WEEs
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE
SPECIMEN COPiES SENT FREE.
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THE BEST COUGH sYRUP IN Ink
WORLD.
The hest COUGH SYRUp In the world in
HARTSHORNF'S PICTORIAL SYRVP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article Is prepared 10y q hemst. and is pro-
nounGed BY medical men. and those who have used
IT, to be the best preparation tor ConghS, Colds,
Ca'n,rh, Brosehitis, Hoarseness, Sore 7hToaf
from old, ana a preventive of that lion of dis
cas- SIS, CoH sumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasant to
the taste sofens, clears and STRENGTHENS the voice.
ays All irritation OF the thi Oat and lungs, and pre-
III BOTTLES Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold by ali
p:agsists In Washington, 6 eorgetswn and Alexan-
orA 90 li-tf
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SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE wHISKEY
- for nefIc, nal price 81 par gallon, or 50 ots
per batte. Many gent cmeu of Virginia, Maryland
ard he District, (ail regarded coed judses.) who
have thoroughly tested II, pronounce IL much the
b-Et WkIskey in the market.
EDWARD HALL,
Extensive dealer in all kinds of Liquors and
Family Groceries, No 30 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite entire Market. no IL eg lOt
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Dentistry, 20.

A I. VAN CAMP. -on,~-,.r
Has returned to the city and resumed his prae-
Operating Rooms and Residence-S F6,4p
Itreet, between 9Th and 7th, four doors from
Post Ohfea ".- % ll-6
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nLD RYE WHISKY. BRANDY. 10.

OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND fEtT-Au
IL in wait Of - GLOVES or HOSIERY ares
earnestly requested to call and examine ors mn \
Of the largest AID finest stocks wsihiHE wv I'D
ton, oompII.Ing ever, qua ity and style just ~ ~
imported - MY order. Gail and look, If you
do not wish To purchase, At
HOPkINs'S trnrirs'lei Bsr.ar,
90 ner Of 9Th ~. ara "a Az,
no % eotf het. Hrnwn' ard Se,ionsi hotels.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

SUPPORT Ioua PApER.-What paper?-:
Why. the local paper, OF. your town orscoun.i
y.-,,JWhy, dove find thateEery new town,
Of the hundreds springing MP around us,
make isa sigs.q nor 70 plaat a press in
their midst thesfsst, thing they do2 tits
because the sagacious business man Of east
ern mar.s, who is heading these enterprises,
knows well the power of the press and its in.
valuable services in building up and degel,
oping country. It's light is to the business
world, what the sun is to our solar system,
Let it languish and emifs sickly ray and
you languish With it. supportit well. Giye
to your paper strength and vigot, and it i'm.
parts to your business a corresponding life
and vitality. -. ,y-,,s,s.s .sss.,
Il pays you back ten fold for all your pat
ronage. Why, then, would you be miserly,
in your fayors of patronage? Why will you.
scratch your head when asked to advertise I
and say, "rll think about it?" Think a.
bout it you old fogy you! it is no question
to consider. "But cant afford it." You
can't? Then you ought to stop business
forthwith. A man who can't afford 70 ad;
vestise, can't afford to do business. That's
a true thing, and the world is smart enough
to know it. Mark what we say, and test the
truth Of what we tell you in our own busi-
ness -....
Then, support your paper. 1t is nothing
but your duty as business man in com.
munity where the good and prosperity Of all
is a common cause. ... -,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

SOUND LEGAL ADvIoE.-An old and re.
spected member of New York tells the fol.
lowing incident in his personal experience
Soon after I was admitted to the bar,
accidently happened in the court room du-
ring the trial of some criminals. After be-
ing there short time, man was arraigned,
charged with the commission of the crime of
horse stealing. he pleaded not guilty; and
the court, finding that he had no counsel,
and that he was too poor to fee one, directed
me to defend him. A jury was about to be
empannelled, when stated to the court that
I knew nothing Of the case, and desired an
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-29

A FAMILY SUPPORTED BY EAGLES
Luckombe in his "Tour Through Ireland in
1779," says: "In most of these mountains
(the MacGillycuddy's Reeks of Kerry are
numbers of eagles and other rapacious birds.
I have been assured that some years ago a
certain poor man in that part of the country,
discovered one of their nests, and that by
clipping the wings of the eagles, and fixing
collars of leather about their throats, which
prevented them from swallowing, he daily
found store of good provisions in the nest,
such as various kinds of excellent fish, wild
fowl, rabbits and hares, which the old ones
constantly brought to their young. And
thus the man and his children were well
supported during the hard summer by only
giving the garbage to the eagles to keep
them alive"
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and thirteen hundred over and above the &C.
tual distance between the tive points Of con-
uectiou-that is between Trinity Bay, New
foundland, and Valencia Bay Ireland
This will not only be sufficient for the ,pur-
pose, but will leaae large excess after the
completion Of the work, and should not be-
surprised If there were. some seven or eight
hundred miles more than the actual length
requires This however, is q matter that
can only be settled BY trial, and il must
therefore remain undetermined till the close.
Of theinexs expedition. ~ @'.g
The coiling of the cable will be com.
mepcsdi in the Niagara next Monday, the
29th instant, and will occupy altogether FIVE
orsix weeks. Everything, =. in readiness
for its reception-the circles are ready, and
nothing remains to be done but TO- osplace it
on board at once. There will be six circles
this time, on account Of the increased length,
of the, cable, Of, which there will be tao
hundred miles more on board Of each ship.
1t is not yet decided which end Of the@lipe
the Niagara7is te,takeS but there is some
talk Of her running to The coast Of Ireland,
as she had the shore line there last year,
andthere is some doubt as TO the justicee
requiring her to oigoto Newfoundland, and
of being obliged to lay-the shore end there
also. This is matter, however, Of little
moment, and will be settled satisfacterily.--
Perhaps the .bestswsy would be to send the;
shore end over, ina small, steamer, as there
is-but ten miles Of il, and have itlaidsbe-
fore the arrival ofsthe ship in Trinity Bay,
aud thus the work would be greatly exc
pedited, and any diaiculty~in approaching
the coast, should there be esroughr weather,
prevented. However,as Ihave.said, thisla
matter of but little momeDtsa way The
calculations at present gre that the cable
willbe laid about the middle Of June NEXT;
80 thatit will be imperfect working orderby
the 4th of july ~ l. -".s.se-, '-sa - ~