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AUCTION SALES,

NARSHAL'S SALE-In yirtue Of a wit ofSer,
i, " fscias Issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
OF Washington and to me directed shall ex nose 70
dooI Of sad county on THURSDAY. AZ S the th hOass Sss
property to wit M All defsndsntts d shs Eg s Ss
elatm and interest in and TO Lot No nine. TaI n
Sqnase No one huadred and ninety 1876 in the
singular the improvements thereon seized and lev
-d upon as the property Of Francis A. Dickens and
,sp WI Pe sold to SATISFY Judicial No s5 10 May term
y. , }. !. HOOVER, aSoSsssf!a Late Marshal Fl
wv -I-tS for the District of Columbia.
NTARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue or a writ fer,
l'I facias issued from the Clerks Office Of the Cir
curt CSurt Of the District Columbia for the coun
70 pub &c sale for cash. front Of the Court Hause
qoor oi i0s sad county on MONDAY, the 9th day Of
ane, ls at u 9cisek MI Tie following described
claim and interest in and TO Lots Nos. s. tand & In
square No. ss5, in the city of Washington. ID. C..
thereon, seized and evied on as the propsrty of
lanes G Coombe. and will be sold to sats sfy Juji-
iah H Hs,don S G to May term lS9 10 syer &c Thomas
ina ists for the District Of Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SABE-In virtue ofa writ of feri
cunt Court 9f the District of CoIumba for the coun
Oh w asbington and tn me directed, vii. expose
a. m sac Tor cash. AZ trent Of the Court House
June 1883, at i2 o'clock M the foIlowing descrbed
property, to wit, viz: All defendants fisbt. title.
dIylslo% made by the heirs Of John Davidson Of
original Lots Nos /, g. TO- H. i9 and ~ i'm Sanara
10. ~, nontIng on Vermont avenue, in the city of
the improvements thereon, seizt.I and Iev,sd nan
as the property OF Otis j. Preston and evl sstowaI
and WI be sold to satisfy Judcials No 81 tn Ma,
w. SELDEN. Marshal =
ha io-ts Tor the District of Columbia.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

DIV A UKEFN, AuctiOneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
NAVY YARD AT ACCfiON.-O On FRIDAY. the
Sth Instant, shall sell, front of the premises at
60'elock p. m. handsome Building Lot near the
western gate OF the Navy Yard, it being Lot No T.
IN Square No; SS2 This property fronts II feet
on south NJ between 9th and 18th streets east
ann runs back l29 feet III inches to n 3D. foot ae,
Terms One-fourth cash balance in 6, II and 10
nouns lor noieS bcanng interest from day of SALE
vey ancIng at the cost oftio purchaser,
MA Ia cod A GREEN. Auct
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EMRIcH's LAGER BEER DEPOT,

A'mhIChS > LAGER BEER DEPOT.
~ No. $40 ELEVENTH STRERr,
I1co doors North Of the Gas COmpdHyS Once.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
has acceRtea the Washington agency of ]. Il p
he prepared to furnish To the trade or private
families. Bats Lager Beer has long beer kept al
the uEdersIg ned's establishments and ranks IN this
city, as IN all northern cities, the best manufsc-
tuIed IN the United States.
of charge. ~ "
fe 25-Sm PETER ENRICH.
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MERcB,NTJ- &, E; ssT6EyENsb 6R Nh r, oru,p.
No. so Penn. Avesre Brotcns' Hotsi,
Has = ehSiee stock Of CLOTHS, CASHMERE Es,
and VESTlNGS, and other SEASONABIE a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR, which he
Elll make to order IN the best manner and at NJ
short notice. He has also choice stock OF NJ
fine READY-MADE CLOTHING and LIZ
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he would
call the special attention of gentlemen
IL Adherlng to the principle OF ono prie, osly
which IL distinctly MAJ ked each article the pub
fair dealing. ' ' roy 'n
W Mr.: WV; BENSET, fsvorably known TO many
citizens OF w sshngton a. Cutter ofdistingui shed
merit, having charge of the Cutting DepartTnent
Will be eased To meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
mar 2S-h GOOD PIT.
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c NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANY.
One of the Steamships of this Company, carryinr
the United States Mai'for ACAPULCO, -eraS
CALIFORNIA, and OR ECON, leaves<IffIN
Panams twice each month, on the arr s.z.sF<=z
val of the L.. =. Mail :. =. Company's Steaners
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th and 2Jth of each month, with the mnll,
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
ROADS.
These Steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty syssd
dad SafstV.
The Panama Railroad (47 miles long is now com
Pieted from ocean to ocean, and ID crossed an or
hours. The baggage of passengers is checked in
New York through to San Francisco, and passep-
gers are embarked at Panama by steamer al the
Company ex pense. The money paid in New YORK
covers ali expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept an port in Panama and
San Francisco, tO prevent detention case Of acoi
dent that the route is entirely Teliabs-nO failure
having occurred in eight years
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at Aspinwau:
Conductors 20 through by Zach Steamer and tsks
charge OF women and children without other protec
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates, apply M
RAYMOND-or 20 ARMSTRONG. HIRRts.
CO, New Orleans-or e. L. BARTLETT, Boston.
iy % If '--soN'
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by UT OCT IOutc, dIu cNItIHuous railway OOnneO-
tioR 20 Memphis,
Afording greater szpedifioa aSd comfort, and be-
ing 2An miles short than by any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
Of7th street al ga a. m, for Alexandria where pas
sengers take the for Richmond, CharIottsyIlle
Staunton, w hite SUI phur Springs, Woodstock 6c ,
and at 6h p. m. for Richmond and all points South,
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnbuses leave the ofios
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m. and D. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
JeI7d Washington.
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las. M. McCAMLY CO,
- DEALERS IN
AND
- GENTS' FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
No. $50 Pa. avenue. National Hotel BuidingD
- WAsHIN6ro ID. e.
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET BAGS.
ap 9-U
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MISC NKLLAxIous.

35 8 U ss Psyt9Hy's S II DKR. IS
w. ALBERT KING, GKoRs EroyvN, ID C.. for
years past the Sole Agent in the District OF Conm
Dis for Messrs. Dupont & CO.. Wilmington Del
the different grades Of POWDER msnufsctnred by
snnons sastins and "a MIinF in as and H. ker,
: ment Proof,l : in 25 and 50 10. kegs
Ducking 'T- Powder, IN al, l2h and 25 10. kegs
p.pond pS Grain Dc. ao In and T. canister: canister:
Eagle Rife DO. ins< and IN H. kets
Do do. In and Il Ia. canistefs
+, RI, FFF, DO. IN 5, and y %. eaBisiers
Do. do. m y Ii. TASKS aud canIsters
virginia Rlhe IN lb. canIsters
II Safety Fuse of superior quality. an barrels
All OF the above will he sold at manufacturer,
Prices and delivered free Of charge 70 any part OF
the District.
The character Of Drpoat's Powder has been so
well and fayorably known for a half century, that
praise.
: II We take pleasure at ali times in showing
Others. - 80
~ ofhce No, IS High street, immediately ad-
DINING the Canal S-n
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specIef
-In.a-.
nerlew o. tno nIarkets, nov. 20.


RRRADsTUBFs.-Thsre is eSntRusi sood ssnsnl for
Flour fer home and quote city s1perfne
a5 So and Extra 5; D9 the outside figures being the
tall prices.
The receipts Of Wheat continue light with active de-
mand full prices have maintained We quote fair prime
Red at Sl8sIO per bushel and fair prime White at 10
aI2Q
New co in aatT regSs at 6O@7Os per bushsl AM buy
furnishing sacks.
Oats readily command 75c.
PROVISIONS There very little Bacon arriving from the
country, consequently the transactions LIGHT The market,
hoSeyer very firm, will good demand from the home trade,
and for Shipment We quote Shoulders 1905, Hams
U<9Ic, Cear sideI lo]49dz.c, and R5ted 9&glO from
From packed, c advance these prices is de-
mandeI.
are offering sc FOR Lard Of prime quality when
put up in good shipping pack ages.
GROCERIES, The stocks Of Groceries ample to meet the
demand which presen. rather limited The transactions
within the range of the following quota iOns
SUGAR-Fair 775 and Prime to Choice sG9Hc 2 b in hogs
heads and c advance these quotations in barrels; New
York CoGe Sugars tOSi5c Crushed and Powdered lgl2
MoL,ssss AsD sYaur Mo!asse il barrels 34Oc gall half
ha 40 fc Sugar House 43Ijc Golden syrup baFEsl
'5c, nall barrels re and kegs ten gale g..
CoFLa-Rio i24l3s, Lagayra l23c lJc; Java 1000 p b
IE1-ImpeTat 50 GunpOwder jOa7j, Young Tyson 40
ESQ BLACK 61G 81 so
sALT-we quote Coarse Sack at $780, and Fine at 81 see
$50, and Barrel iOc bushe The stock the
ample to mest the demand.
C0rTQN YARNs-The following the agents: qsOtariors
f0 Cotton Yarns 200 and sGO 9s dOz Co., @ 500, IIe and
ACE, l2..
TEzSEssEE-The following are the quotations for Ten
nessee Iron Bmi797so Bar 5I Round and square 81 q
So, Horse Shoe 6; PO Plate and Mould 9c; Boiler Plate
7Scc Nail Plate Nail Rod &c. Oval aud half Oval 79sp
Gin Rib SCI Nut Iron T3ao Buggy fire GO; Sheet sSsei
az Band 51ls, Horse Shoe s. Nail
Steel 51s95 Hoop 7971S.
way, and duli
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sonlhern PaelfIe Railreaa.

As we predicted N our issue of last Saturday the
Sl5OQ0q asked by DR.. FowIkes TO secure the accep
lance Of the Presidency Of the Southern Pacific rail
road By j. Edgar Thompson has been raised. Il. The
| whole sum was subscribed by our own citizens IN
double quick time. Before the convention adjourn
ed last Friday, 900 Of the sum was taken in
few moments. and now there is nothing more 10 take
This is good news for the friends of the grea
railroad eSiarPrisH Of tue ags. u will send t,ir
Of Joy through many heart IN the different gtates
| of the Union. The subscribing uf this $4,000 in
the stock Of the company was all that was to be done
| to secure Thompson as President He had il his
all-abundant caution required all tgatiaR sgainSG
the comBany to be ended, a Of the depts Of tie Cor
poratlon to be paid and S2500n0 available means To
be IN It's treasury for construction purposes before
! he would accept the Presidency of the road. All
has now been dong that he required. Litigation il
ended the debts OF the company have been paid and
the SZ50,Ob9 placed IN the treasury Of the company
subject 10 the control Of the new President Texss
subscribed $1,000 900 Of this sum and Kentucky the
remaining $l50.G99 .'l
The Southern Pacific Railroad is, tRGresofs. safe
and sound: The troubles OF Sac corporation ray be
considered oyei, a%t g. JOYS VIII now come thick
al3 i'st hr FoTlEc leaves here for Nashville This
morning, a1d viii 90 from there to PHILADELPHIA in
few days to install President Thompson into Office
no better news cOu q he ann Uace to the stockh0ll
ers OF THIS company and it gives U as much 10Y to
lRpart 1t as It will give tbeGi to receive it,
LIE tle stuckh0qel's are rejoicing at this good
news, let them not forget to whom they are indebted
for the result They owe it 70 none but DIR. Fowlkes
lie has wrought ont this result the risk of health
and fortune and life, lie has gone right on to sue
cess IN spite of the mountainous opposition that was
IN his Way and that would have caused almost any
other mortal TO have shrunk from the Undertaking
Whatever his enemies may say against him. his CON
duct in the affairs Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
is bright spot upon bis character and would he an
honor worth lie 81 I'It TO any He has iden-
tied his name with an enterprise that will live when
generations yet unborn shall be swept from the earth
and no matter what President shall construct the
road nos that it is out Of trouble Dr. FowIkes will
be entitled to the glory of wrestling il from ruin and
arepalng the way for his successor to complete it
LOltisrMe Courier. Non %.
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BY TELEGR.APH.


CHARIEsrowN, Nov. &c, P. M-Duriny Saturray
and sunday the town was er0wdId with stranger,
and the military. Extensive preparations are MAJ
ing for the reception Of additional military forces
which re on heir w6y here. The chnrcIaes II mi
taken poSsessiea Of for barracks ~ ~
Senlinels ava nightly firing at i.naeiriary foes
aad number of citizens have narrowly eseared
being shot = go ~.-
Oii sunday night the military confidently expected
an attack. and sentnels were doubled No foes an
pearesl however. Flow they are expectedto arrive
IS not stated; but as the country is being patroed
1or twenty m Is around It must be by the under
ground railroa l.
lt stated o good authoPity that Wise has sent
spies Ohio and Penns vlvaaa and that it Is from
their reports that large bodies of men are arming
ana moving towards Virginia that the military for
ces are being SO largely augmented. About 700 ad-
ditiona troops have arrived here since last Saturday
including two companies from Wheeling so that We
have no" about 1900 military under arms, A let
Ter IRON Huntington county. Pa. states that large
Doeies OF armed men ara moving towards Virginia
across the North mountains and are supposed to be
on their Hay to Charestown. These reports cause
constant panic, All is quiet today. AMI arrange
ments are making for the erection of the gallows,
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Death of Washington Irving.
Kit Carsnn moi nenh.

IRvNGroN, ny, Nov. 29.-Wasbington Irving
died last evening.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov, est it understood that the
Presidents next annual message will not be more
than t'yo-thirls the length OF that Of 1858 IL I.
ready for the press. +
Whatever designs France and Spain may have
with regard to the future form of government OF
Mexico, there is nothing to warrant the suspiciou
that England "a united wittsthem for that purpose
The subject of Mexican ailars will doubtless be
pre-emlnenlly presented Ia the consideration OF
Congress during the coming session.
Among the recent arrivals are persons who for
merly held office in the House Of Representatives
and arr here waiting the o. ganizaton in hopes Of
being re-instatcd The more flln large nun
bse nor Ihz P,sitign- Of Clerk poorkeep5r add
PAstma ter, h}v snleslrawn hittiera correspond
in. increase Of place hunters,
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RAELRoAD sCHEDULES.

NASHVILLE AID CHATTANOOGA RAnRoAD;
Leave Nashville at l0l, A. m; and at 8, p. m.
Arrive al l2A a. and y p. m
TBoth trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night
TThe night train from Nashville connect ct Chat
tanOoga with the trains on the East tennessee
and Georgia road.
fBoth trains connect at Chattanooga with trans
on the Western and Atlantic read.
TBotf trains connect at Wartrace with trans
on the SheIbyviI,e branch.
rte day train from Nashville connects az VI
lshoulS with the train on the McMinnvilie ana
Manchester road. =.
THE dav train from Nashville connects az
pechei,d with trains on the hinchesl 1 anu
Alabama road for Salem and tayetteFle'l
TFzNFssEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD;
Leave Nashville az e 8. "a, and % p NJ
Arrive At 80 A. H. and 81, p az.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Leave Nashville az 3, g. NJ, ans "a; p H. II ne
noyn1np train carries the mails
Arrive nj u night and 4. =. NJ. lac evening
train brings the NALL
flpszFIEID AND kEsNTUcKY hAI1oAD'
I.ea.a Nashville at ?, P. H.
Arrive ~ TO- g.
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CANDLE TEs.


We are auhorzedto WM. G. BRIEH candidate
r Attorney GeDsraIof tie sh Judicial Circuit embracing the
eennt,esof sumner Williamson and Davidson Election next
usv oct23 I'd
We are authorized CARY A. HARRIS, oi Will
Hanson county as candidate for Attorney GeaerA for the iu-
dsal Circuit composed Of Of Williamson Davidson
and sumner Jct4-M'
authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq. OF
SUMNER candidate for Attorney General s this le shl
u5cial composed OF eeouaties Kiiiiamson David
.son and seE-ra.
We are authorized to announce JAS. E. RAfEEs, Esq as
candidate for osOf Attorney asnerl for the Ninth Judi
cia cuit composed Of the counties or Williamson sumner
and Dlvidson. Election in May, 1860, w
We suthorize4O S. L. FINLEY of Davidson
county candidate Attorney General Of the 9th Judcz
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
octq. s5gfe
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DestrmeIiye fire.

TAUNTON, Mass. Movies. A FIRE broke out early
this morning in the confectionery shop Of Asa Wa
terman, ana rapidly extended from Weir street 50
perty. Fifteen buildings were destroyed including
Concert Hall. The burnt district extends to the south
side OF Main stree!, from Weir TO Rabbits block,
and embraces the most active business portion Of the
village Among the property DESTROYED are two
stores, two drug stores two hardwar and furniture
stores three hat and two boot and shoe stores. two
jewery stores and four saloons twa printing offices
and two carpet stores. together with Offices groce-
ries, dwellings, De- D9andreii'a block was owned
by VIM. b, Doandfell. and was totally DESTROYED.
The total loss estimated at Sl5OOOO and the insuf
ance al $50, 900
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EgcLEAN'S

The greatest Remedy IN the work. Fhls cordial
Is distilled from a berry known oay 70 myself and
chemically combined y ia s4nc Il he most valuable
medicinal roots ierts aud taris known TO the mind
OF man. Ti-.: BLOOD Ro0r, BL,ry Rnor, WILD
CHEEsE BARE, yellow Docs, BANbrrIoS $ RssP-
AEILLA, ELDER Flowers with others. pr0cdcing lie
nioit infs.,,le resguy or tile resioraton Of health
ever known. 1t u natnFc own remedy cnFing d.
by natural laws. When taken, its influence &
felt c'ursing through every vein Of The BODY purify
ing and acceeratiny the circulation OF the blood il
neutrazes any bilious matter in the stomach, and
strengthens the vao'e ,Gl9hati0n
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NEW NusIc- RuDD ADAM, Professor and Teach
er 81 Music in the Female College, Columbia Tenn
kndly presented us with new piece of Oeautiql
musc. Railroad Galop" composed by him, am
dedicated TO Mrs LILA =. CHUHH; also copy Of
six Counting Exercises for Beginners, by the sans
author.
Under the superintendent and tuition Of Prof.
4p,N. the musical department of the College will
become a. celebrated As the other departments I'M
dew charge Of the able and efficient corps Of teach
ers always employed there.
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PAINFUL. AND PERHAPS FATAL AoCDENT.-An acct
AT oocarred at Moscow on the Memphis and
Ch,,loston railroad Friday, which WILL in all probd-
bfif, rcsnlt In death. As a young man named G.
Hankins was standing between the locomotive and
tppl o the dow. freight train. in the act Of coup
ling tber he was caught 10y the locomotive and hcr-
Tibly crushed. He was brought 70 lllS Guy AZ one
and r,r.5r.l medical attention. but there is Iule
hope thgt he win recover. The unfortunate man
was brakeman on the rooad and had been employed
recently n, an the Illinois Central road. The acct
dent was Tie result OF recklessness on the part 81
the inirras mar as he was warned Of the approach
OF the oeom -I-tf,, Appeal
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SunDFN Dr,H.-Nr JoHN VESSELS, powor-pre>'-
man at the Methodist Publishing House, and a most
estimabie citizen. was found dead yesterday morn
ing bv his wife, in the bed from which she had NOT
a hour before arisen As WIS her custom, she
arose at an early hour. without seeking 10 disturb
IT husband to prepare breakfast; this DONE child
vas sent 20 summon him-but, alas the sleep he
slept was one that knew no waking. \ physician
was Immediately called who gave 1t as ms opinion
that the deceased had eEpircd some two hours pre-
vious.
Mr.. VESSELS was native Of New Jersey hut more
recently from New York city, and leaves w1e
and four chlllrrn.
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Arrival of the Bohemia,

New YORK Nov. 29-The steamer bohemia has
arrived at Portland, with Liverpool dates to the
10th.
The steamers Europa and Hammonia arrived out
| on the 18TH and the Anglo Saxon on the 10th.
Cotton sales of two days. II 900 bales, of which
spectators and exporters took 1000 bales closing
dull with but httle inquiry and prices weak. Man
chester advices favorable; market firm and holders
demand IN advance
Breadstgtts -All qualities slightly advanced which
checks business. Corn quiet and firm. Provisions
dull Markets generally unchanged.
COnsOls 964.
Prince Carignan declined the Regency of Central
Italy, and Chevalier Buoncompagnie has accoutod
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MrrrRrrsBoRo, Nor. Is. ls59


IS r. ANDEfsoy, P, M-Dsar SRI have the cir
cur pertaining to the affairs of our much esteemed
departed friend E G. ElsTNAY, and after consulting
some friends, who deeply regret their loss, am
happy to say the prospects for ibsyal donation
from old Rutherford are really good
hope the hearts Of all Democrats throughout fine
State may be in the right place.
Yours. truly, NN. j. BITTER
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GAIT House,
LoUISyELLE, Ky.

yE1HE Proprietors q tie GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
lage increase travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, have enlarged abe Hotel to double its
Longer capacity, with aud extensive Billiard 2oons, Bath
RO0Hs, &c
The prbRe nay rely that the Weeg-nei reputation OF the
GAIT HOUsE, strictly rt class Hotel, shall be maintained
THIS House is most located for tr4ve East or West
Louisville Office Of Jacksonville Railroad having d
rect railroad connections all Northern Eastern Cities aud
Landing United Mail Line Steamers Cinnin
natl and the East within 3 square OF the Hotel.
Baggage checked in the Gait House &c al the principal
points, North, East and West.
II ? Time from Louisville to New York &c hours.
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CLOTHING
Am5 RTaPcJramf T1flnPfnU.

We receiving large and elegant stock Of Fail and
Wia Clothing Coats Pants Vests Boys and Youths Cloth
ing Purzlbpg Goods every description Also full and
complete stock Of Ceh Casmeres and Vestngs, which we
will up order and gHarna give full satisfaction
Call and examine at WARD, BIRMINoHANS cos,
ocl-2m Nc. % Public squs9s. 4
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nrN0 CautiOn.--Bhe article OF

EA<r~SS CauIiOn---Bhe article of
49, Whisky well known "nslys Ays
msc VALLEY Wlsker, tas eg-ld reputation universal
as render. deuIt iorhe manufacturer keep pace with the
demand This is tie result Of pcs=verng energy its intro
ducon sustained by determination adopted the outset and
never departed FROM that its original parity and
unriyaled eNoslle1oe shonld eonti2ge 20 the end.
TIE oomoa tle attendant UPSn al such successful efforts,
has reu the manufacturer. 1t is initiated by interruptions
iuos,o and an Inferior and spurious arcle paed upon
the community to the great derment Of the public
inury 70 the manufacturer both in emoument and well earned
eput Every effort has made to guard against this piracy
by Copyright the Label and by peculiar shape OF the bottle
public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such piormatiOn moan
hus wo may possess having been yltmized or otherwise
will enable protect the public snd myself By
ton to the utmost the The genuine "Dalys Arc
matte Valley Whisky" put up y bottles each, with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow wax, With the pre-
pretors stamp the wax, and e signature OF the pro
prietor on the label. All other articles are limitations.
II Consumers depeDdupon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Nhiskey is sold by the bottle and ncsse
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10 South William Street, New York,
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