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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, OCTOBER .

FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, OCTOBER %.
FIsH.-IIenings, 50 5Oal0 per barrel Mackerel,
kits 81 50a3; in barrels, Sl3al7.
FLOUR.-m good demand, with small receipts
Family, Sl4 50al5 co. Super, Shall 50; Extra, sl2
alp 80
OATS.-60a70 cents per bushel.
WHEAT.-But little arriving, and mostly Of infe-
rior quality and badly cleaned. Sales at 81 2oal 20
for Red and 81 5Oa2 for White prime quality would
bring - to 90 cent. more.
corn lower in consequence OF supplies OF new
forced upon the market in bad order. In some cases
old is quoted at SOaS5c, 5Oa75c,as per quality.
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

>-.>,,->>--->7--
L n + C. l. o 7 ii n e..
f. HENKLEMAN, l2l Baltimore street, between Cal
vert and South street. South side. In addition TO his
Custom Trade, has hand and is making up a
superior artcl, OF READY MADE CLOTHING, OF for
egn and domestic materials cut in the latest styles and
OF superior workmanship.
Gentlemen in want Of line medium quality cloth
Ing will lind greatly to their advantage to examine
his stock before purchasing
BOYS CLOTHING ready made and made to order in
the most satisfactory manner.
~ TERMS CASH.
NJ ONE PRICE ONLY
Having unsurpassed facilities for buying goods, pur
chasers may rely upon advantage, seldom offered then
in this market.
Call and examine Stock ana Prices
h~s orders by mail receive prom attention.
sep7-3m
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A y IMPORTANT SALE.

VTITIIAN F. JOHNSTON, of the firm OF
w t-L--to1 3. Bowls will be IL New York liioeh
or cny days. and win be pleased % s. sS zee any
nissi" eni 80 T., The DRY Goods Trade in this city
s lGh him superior advanige in the pureaI;o3sl, e.
goods in that line ORDER len al ' s1S ir Main .rse
III he rromDiy forwarded and faithfully executed
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.. OCTOBER %.

FLoUR.-We quote Super at 50 l2!a9 90; Extra
SlOal0 90, and Family at Sl4 90.
WHEAT.-White, 81 75a2 80; Red, 81 j0a2 %
CORN.-White, 77aS0c Yellow, 93a95c, with light
receipts.
RYF.-75c, and Oats 40a4Sc.
SUGARS.-Crushed, Powdered and Granulated, 2l{
cents; c, 1S4al8lc; B, l9{, and \ 2Uc; Cuba, l3ia
IL.
BACON active at l9la2Oc for Shoulders 35a3Sc for
Hams and 2Oa23lc for Sides.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

iurORrANr TO lNvALmS.-Nt. FrancS de NaT'N
Inarmar, on Brooke Avenue, under the supervision
of the Sister Of ~ Rosa is still open for the rccep
lion Of pat. Is. Gentlemen can De accommodated
- b,,..-., .,rr, rl medical attention. There are
ahout twsu,. inmates now there, which Is only one
tairI the rlcity of the Institution. We are IN
formed th.- uorts have been made o. -y,ure m"sc
eligible lo-ltou Major William Aliens handsome
sprSperty uu Leigh, between 9Th and N-h, wa L"
have been taken az Gus; ot forty thousand dollars
but one of Che original executors 90 the estate OPP
poses the tran fer ON the sIOund lh1 ~ "a' 'o''u'
ri an NAT ,.sn III, deed bv which the property
was conveyed 10 Major Allen IN the inst instance.
The matter is now IN course ct hugat-on aud VII
H. broug up before Judge Meredith 80 an eally DAY
Major Allen paid ,eycUty-cght thousand Noi'"'N '''
i-.tate before IL. WAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

MENs SANA N CoRroEE SANo.-Ihe German
Turnycrrin Association of Richmond has some eN-
celrnt gymua>tic contryanccs erected ON Broad
stree. between Sixth and Seventh, in the rear Of c.
SaEers saloon. There are many dySlepuc ana ca
dayerou, persons who, being "eNemptS, were not
benefited by the active work Of the last four years
TO such a little judicioUs aud systematic eNertl.e
would add wears 10 their INe., mTrse 70 '" eii
frames and yiyacity 10 their spirits. We advise all
Tie ynung men, and especially those engaged IN
salentary occupations, 10 pay visit {" Tie lhrh-
N-.d' on Tuesday or Friday night, and u they are
satisfied with the Development Of the sturdy Physqu,s
a. he seen there le, them pay the triiuy admission
Zee and become mcmhefS. II can't possibly hNt,
thelh and they will have The benefit OF competent
instructor Ly attending on the regular nights.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
>0R SAIF-CoALRIyER NAVIGATION

EOR SALE-COAL RIVER NAVIGATION
Z WORKS ~ BOONE AID KANAwHA COUNTIES,
WEST VlRGISIA.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exc
cutod by tho Coal River Navigation Company, On tha
3Hh day OF July i,5,, and in compliance with tho re-
quest Of the creditor % stid Company, the unie!lgn
ed as trustees, will offer ale, az public Auction 70
the highest Lidler lsr cash. At Chafiestan, hsnawEt
county West Virginia. on WEDNESDAY The 21th o.
Oonrs next lsGji ali the LDCks and Dams aud other
WORKS made erected ami constructed by said 5avigs-
ton Company, 500 Coal River. including Lule and Big
Coal Rivera Als0 ell REAL LsIAIL belonging 70
all Cr,,v tagsrh.r with all righ-, privileges iran
chic, ami aapur:eulrce- thereuato belonging or IN
any wi.e apIertainn 90 the aid Goa! River Navigation
Company.
Tor further ds.cTipt.Jn II said Navigation Works
ami Fanohies reference Is hereby made 10 the Act d
Incarceration ani other acts Of the Legislature pas
81 ,'.,ert.ug saii Company ard also % said Trust
Dscd On record the Clerk olcc Of Kanawha eoun'?
BOOK Z. pages SO, &c ana in inc CLERKS once d
Boone county. Book b. PAGES 453, sc.
JAMB4L. CARR
WILLIAM BRoW.,
ISAAC 4. STORM,
ABRAHAM D. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

MOST VALUABLE LOT IN THE BURNT
vi DISTRICT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS.-We offer for sale
valuable Lot located a. above fronting 2sl feet
ming back l53 feet a wide alley. This Is without
doubt, the valuable lot in the market. Terms
of payment unusually liberal. Apply to
cc;-232t HARRISON, GOD6IS & APPERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

BROAD SrBflr.-suey the .lcat hse IN April last
much OF the retail business formerly done On Main
street IA. been tran iclr,d TO Broad and We have
fceopertl, heard Il irea- sd Of late that II would b.
in6n tely lti,r for aid parties II the wholesale mes:
chants would occupy Main altogether and lei Broad
become the gIclt mat Tor ,et,I uade-a- seemed TO
be N. original intent on when Tie Cty Vas ldd Oh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

THE CcrRrs-rhc C,y Council having organized
the citizens are anXiousy looking Ion the orgauza-
ton Of judge Lyons court ami the CouIt Of Mass-
trate7 Tie regular day, by law, ior tue meeting OF
the bench OF Magistrate, Court is the second Monday
in November III, Jadge'S COuIt usually meets ON
the Monday following that OF the Magistrates Court,
which il the third Monday OF the same month
Thus the Court of Magistrates will iii on Monday,
the 18th of November and the Judge, Court ON lthe
gtlth folloWiuv-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

A pleasant SlGHT.-Thc Old hmiliarsigh, before
the war of tine school boy with his books and buck
Ct trudgng to school is 10 be met with ayain on our
streets-not creeping with unwilling pace hut
Spounding along with energy ia The step and nell.-
Aace ia the eve These boys, when We are old, tie
id OF in our graves. are TO he the rulers and ~
.ntat.vc- OF all The different branches OF arts,
y.lrfr7r-s,.7gnce and government. How important
II j. that they should make goo! use OF their time
We are Glad 90 lclru tlat the cay schools are gen
orally well patgOuzed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
STORE FOR RENT.
7 AND FOR SALE.


SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, lying IN two
adjoining Of three hundred each. in high
-. state of cultivation. Upon ono tract there Is gooi
Dwelling House of four Stable and good Bsrh'
and all necessary outhOu.cs There j. also lrom Tort!
fifty Of rich mountain nat land, Of the IA 5he--
productive character.
Tho land lies upon and az the foot Of the Southwest
Mountain mile and quarter from Kcsw!ck Depot,
the Virginia Central Railroad and Is perfectly aces
sibe TO all points and easy 10 be cultivated II viii -
sold either body be- part, 20 suit purclscrs u
not -Oi privately before the ljth O Soyembcr next II
will be sold At public auction.
For terms, apply T. the undersigned, who reside
upon the place, AMI who will take pleasure In cymmu
n.cltiI with showing The iand to any person who
may desire IL.
Address W. s. ROGERS,
oct7--tis Keswck Depot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
PETERSBURG MARKETS.. OCTOBER 81

WILMINGTON MARKETS, OCTOBER 10.
CorToN.-But little on market. We have only to
report sales of bale middng, at 50c., and bales
re-packed. AT +jc.
TUEPE>rISF.-Sales of 299 hbls, at So C5.
SPIRITS IURPENTINE.-Sales of - bills al Csc.
and POO bills. at 10, an advance Of %. per gallon
IAB-A small lot sold at - 10.
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TrENs or SruscEIrrIoN

MI " EEhL s--'fut Nttti iA t'lNsltt.'
SIX months, in advance. = w
WEEKLY.-Oue wear in advance. ........... 81 W
Six months. i'm advance. - w
Advertisements will be inserted on the same terms
as published by the other Richmond papers.
The first number Of the Eraniner will contain Il
sketch Of the life Of the late John W. Daniel whose
name Is historical in connection with the Virginia
press. and than whom the annals OF newspaper lite
nature in America show few more extraordinary
certainly no greater master Of vieOur and satire in
clmp1stiOn. The first numbers will also contain a
full and complete account OF the evacuation of
Richmond with all the particulars Of the surrender
of the city the entry of the troops the great cona
grafton, &C., taken from the advance sheets OF T. A.
POllards Fourth Year of the War" now in press
This account will be found intensely interesting,
and aside from this consideration. every one should
secure and preserve these hunters as they will be
valuable hereafter As ahOrling true and faithful
report Of what the South has had hitherto, but the
imperlec. narratives which have been written and
published in the Northern press.
The old contributors and correspondents of the
Examiner are particularly requested TO commune.
cato " tn the undersigned.
All letters and communications Of every character
should be addressed to
H. RIyES POLLARD, Richmond, Va.
Wanted an agent in every town in Virginia and
all the Southern States.
Also Immediately, twenty active and enterprsing
men to travel and canvass for the paper-a fine
chance for men out Of employment. h. X p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

DRUGGING AND BrEcLAEY.-un sunday night last
the drug store at the of Franklin und Fourth
streets, owned by MessrS. Woodruff Bro, was e.
tered and robbed The thieves effected an entrance
through window on Fourth street. and alter drug
cling the Messrs l.ycll clerks, who were asleep M
the building. they helped themselves 10 gold
watch and other articles belonging 10 the last named
gentlemen After satisfying their rapJrity 80 Tar a.
a drug store could furnish the means, they eit the
premises doubt perfectly satisfied with the nights
work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24

WILLIAM IRA SMITH x Co.-llavins recently
male &, raid" on the clothing establishment OF
William la smith 4 Co.. aud coming away fitted
ON, from, head 70 heel exactly according 10 our taste
~. are prepared q venture the assertion that no
Gorsa in NM, city has larger better or moc varl-
ors assortment Of geutlymen'S Icady-rllIe clothing
man that. Their stock @! goods, indeed Is oil the
tnc-t ABSORPTION. ami adapted L. every variety Of
tat,. and their stock il being constantly increased
NV the arrival of steamers from the Northern cities
rho Gentlemen in want of a substantial and elc-
,,ant ht.out for the winter should call upon Mr.
Smith, who is polite ACCOMMODATING ana ller,t"'
best bargains in the city. Ills employees also, are
extremely attentive and courteous and appear TO he
fully up 10 the spirit of the t.mes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

oU 81 FOX SALE. IA
- EIIE
We offer for sale privately the excellent DWELL
ISG HoUsE of NJ Garcin, Marshall street, between
Monroe and Henry II contains nine rooms, with good
Stable and Carriage House The lot fronts Marshall
street 6S feet, and runs back 100 feet alley.
For terms, &C. apply to -
SPIIAIAN & BLACKWELL
ncaI-lnt Corner Fifiernfh and Main streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-24
NORFOLK MARKETS, OcroRrR %

NORFOLK MARKETS, OCTOBER -.
BAcoN-Hog round 1925 cts in fair demand
CoRN-75aS5 cts.
CoTTON-42 cts.
FLorR-Family, Sl3 Goals 70; Extra, Sllal2 10
super 80 5OalO; Fine, 81 25a9
FoRAGE-Hay, l5Ua2OO per cwt. Corn, 9OdlC0
per buShel; Oats, 6Oa75 per bushel Bran, 4Oa5O
per bushel.
LrMBEg-Clear, per thousand $40 %; ii do,
$50 W; 81 do, $50 ~.
LME-FirSt quality, per bbl., - 5Oa3 90 "a
quality, 81 50a2 %.
SHINGLES-9al24.
STAVES-S2ja3O.
TAR-Si 50a5 o.
TURPENTINE-S4 O0a5 80.
TOBACCO-Connecticut Leaf 20a1G cts Virginia,
6Oc To 81 -; Manufactured. zoe to 81 % Smok-
ing, 50cal 20; Snuff 5Ocal M.
WHEAT-Whte, S2I2 60; Red, Sl6Oi2.
MHISEYS-Old MonOngahcla dow proof 50 GOA
, 80; Rye and Bourbon, - 35a1 w.
PETERSBURG MARKETS. OCTOBER II.
CorToN-Sa2s at 90 To 62c
BACoN-Nestem Sides, BE Virginia Bacon, 2Sc
to -.
CoEN-9G cents, and dull.
WUEAT-sl 50a2 10 Tor common; fair to good,
- 25l2 80.
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ITCHI ITCH!
Scratch no More.

Cures Itchiuz Piles salt Rheum. s aid HeaI, Rash
su sam Utsesses.
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Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
Self Abnse.

This vice, which is never prscticod in
tho presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the noblesi
aud most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eiOquence or pen 20 song.
II has destroyed health, blasted the consli
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim &
3 living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects; in its pains are scattered
the runs Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To BE-
cured permanently Of this all iction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. % North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box SOC, Nash
vile, Tom. feb26-H
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-'-1e also Destroyed 81 the
mal brick building. con
rrt .aree engine. Depot
...-.. FL. -..7siy consumed. Frgm
.r.,. AZ not expensive. Water
1 F.u a spring bva pine.
zoe Nat'r is siill llWInr. A
ar.-- wa put % 10 order again.
mia. ,s'..l Vas d cheap affair,
.. by..'... ' la..aaama. lhe tub
Ill o pump worked by s sinsIl
running order. viii re-
ZEE ~ ,-.',.-'y ave ami ous. half
I. Lses, there bs.ug ~ M. ~
'9u which vas To- IS y Nc
% Be Fslsy s.se 49,, "A 0ll not
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NOrICE.-We would inform all persons
having claims against the Governments,
which were fled with the Board of Claims
II which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March 18th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adj listed by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction OF
other proof, in order TO substantiGte the en-
tire claim, thai the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
jesuit Il. TONPEIEs 4 Co.
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STRAYEn OBJ SToLEN.-A dark bay mare.
with black quilted saddle, A leberaI ra-
ward viii be given for her return, or M
formation that viii get her.
j. A AlC7IrRv.
denll 30 a3 Union street
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President Johnson at Rcpartes.

There is good story told shout Senator
/ Summers last visit 20 the President which
J cannot withhold, because 30 shows that
Mr.. johnson IuherIts % some extent the ne
cUiiar mental traits that enabled HE Ia
meutcd predecessor 20 look upon the bright
est side OF every picture, and frequently TO
sugar coat the bitierest of his official pills
with pleasant Witcism that tickled the
ear, snd yet wss pregnant Of political phil
l1-ophv worthy of Alexander Hamliun
Mr.. sumner called on the President few
evenings since, aud wss Immediately iuvi-
ted 90 q conference with him. AR johnson
asked him how he felt. and how DE liked
the political hor-ou. Mr.. Sumner in
hailed several cubic feet OF the ambient
AIR. lsId his hand upon that part Of hIs
outer garment which covers other mems
hearts, eNhsled a pcuderous sigh, rolled
his luminous visual orbs, snd said that he
felt heavy and sad. Mr.. Johnson naturally
inquired the cause Of his distress. sud
was answered thst the condition OF the
freedmen was omiuous Of great evil for the
country. eve must do something for these
freedmen. or the war will have been fought
10 vain. The whites Of the South are as
.sioyal a. ever, and never cease deuounciug
me onion" The President smiled and told
we Massachusetts, senator 20 be Of good
yneeT' that matters were getting along very
49, Dol perhaps as fast as be would like,
--' e' last IS all thIn 6 considered we he'd 9
So 20 expect. and as for denouucine
"..A- l am very sorry % saw that's
~. % greet extent in the south. but YOU
-, -. PC -eal aoaHg tbaf 90 Aaysgciu-
me weight OF the last clause
va wa GUY 'e.'' and evoked smile from
,le cav s'-Sas depths Of the despopdent
- ~ SIC champion OF freedom. who
next remarked Chat the South,-,, ,,.b.,.s
were continually n~ulturar8 sf,,,s;-,.-,t
blacks In the lately rsb.Ti;-.-. 49,
"Well, says the President 81 - ,t-,..-
true toe, but ! you'll read The psr,-s ,-,,,,l .
End that up North, white men -, -, =
sen found accusing ami iusultIrr-' ~. - - .
sr. 'leS,' said M --. sst,,,t e. -
South il is the Internal spirit of .Ii--,.s'.
snd caste that does d. las nothing $780,. .
uCiusi prejudice o. race. that must besv,.-- .
minated" The President was uot D. n.
beaten. even with this sage and phlsp
Z ihrapic suggestion, for be replied IN HE
t"nAiug ID an eve. that there was eo5a
aea. OF ihis prejudice up North as was
lAsh'les' nom the hatred against the Irish .
snu Hermaus exhibited every now and /
ne heaVy hearted Senat0r soon found
tua, 'Ne 4 resident was more than g match
81 p .'l' ana ms luguhrioas coucern for the I
freedmen gave way 10 a more cheerful spirit. Z
N.'eL aoin.I'ra Of the discussion of more 4
interesting topics C5-resuoadcst Ciaciaaafs I
CJurc-Ga..
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CRIMINAL CouEr.-Eleveu cases OF misde-
meau"r were disposed OF in the Criminal
Court yesterday, by petty fines
State rs. Zach. Boyd-charge Of murder.
Case IN progress.
o. j. Brieu, Esq, was sworn IN as an at
torney, by LuIs court
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We acknowledge the receipt Of a package
Of Music, through the kindness ofour vonng
friend, Irwin Butler, from ". p. smith,
Esq, the enterprisiug publisher OF Ph1a'
delphiE, Pa Among them are two most
beautiful pieces, the tiJlrs OF which are
"Rival Songsters," dedicated TO Mr.. butler.
and Home j. not Home without Thee 4" Inc
scrlbed 70 q charming young lsdy-Niss L.
Of our city. The piece is pretty, aud the
maiden is worthy Of all prsise-posssssiug
Is she does all of the qualities that adorn
and dignity the iemalschsracter. The merit
OF these pieces goes far above mediorritv.
and We expect that the good taste of our
musical friends will prompt them to avail
themselves Of the first opportunity 10 pro
cure q COW
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lyon want 10 be treated well in Nash
vile, stop al the Planters Hotel.
dec.-lw
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fERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of meet
ing Gen. J. b. Steadmau Yesterday. The
Genera is one Of the best officers IA the SER
vice, and has won O reputation thar Is uu
dying. lie il on his way Moth. 20 his home
Toledo UETg
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,nL.

We weuld infIrm the citizens Of Nash
vile that We have now on hand a choice
article OF PItrsburg Coal VII rh We are
offering tlthe u1b.W az reasonable prices
our rstl s wei, screaned, and Ice from DIRT
and iOrsIgH matter. AL those needing
fuel wcuh 81 weIi TO lay in their winter
supply Row HhIle til weather is good. An
orirr- let with u- wall meet WITH prompt
alicuiiOu, aud salts aston guaranteed ia all
eases. INSIGHT a Bros.
No. 40 Church street.
nJg2d-lm opposite MI-,uic Trmule
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. .#. s47 as0
kEglna Hon staton Eouse and
.gru-tah'e 81 McMmnvIle. tlpJ
Repairs Of Del pot 90 Msnchssts Water-
tank miles irtm iulshoHs ete... $50
Running 80 feet OF Truss Bridging 40
so per i0oI.-.---......-...-.---.---...- -.0LO
RerJa srucucn and Reps r. OF 7HJHf-et
loi Te>tle Bridging snd Culyerfs...... 700
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- Bill Your UNCURRENT MONEY -Tba
- ioI0Sug are the rates sid by THUs S. MARE
ohph Nh, uoru'r OF unIon and College street. i8r
ntUIrsnt money These quotations. are r.f', fo
iuc. ate. bat ~ be depsudeu on "a Srfi,isnt
euzth ot rme for e reIut.suce- g. b., r..eiy..d
. uisi. orckpte~s, if i0r-arjod without GaIay
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and New lear pfsseujs. A tine as IT.
meut oil Gold and Silver Watches: also, an
assortment Of Jewely aud Silver Ware:
This stock IalIst be sold before the New
Year, as the store WI be occupied lor other
business. Many artie Is viii oe sold below
New York cost prices. as the Proprietor is
giving up basiuess. q Union street.
Parties having watches OF jewelry with
ne Tor repairs, VIII Please ge. them within,
he @ bove said TIME J.. WRIF.
decS-yL .s....
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, augusta Consti-
nationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mass Republican, Boston Journal, BalH-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at r. P. Cones, No. 40 Jherry street. If
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BIZ THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION.
III UrnaHNHnN- A.s. 81
7I3 broadway, New York

DIAMOND Pms, Brooches aui Par rrrus r..Ha..
sets az tsold AMI ColaI. joe aud Cold. F.Hr.nl.4
Mosac Jft Lava. suI Came1 sets of stad4. Nr.f
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