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IS December, the Democrats in Ward
Three. in Boston, nominated negro as
their candidate for alderman. They
supported him so vigorously that the
election WAS very close; so close that
the result was contested. Another
election was ordered. The negro can
didate, upon reflection, refused to run
again as Democratic candidate. His
self-respect would not allow it. He
had barely survived one election. He
declined to enter another n such COM
pany.
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Special anttfts.

ODBERI,s VEGETABLE AMBRosIA, or the
Morld'S Hair Eestorer, is the only prepare
uon OF me Kind without sugar of lead.
~ IS Yesetable compound and contains
nothing injurious
Il Will restore gray hair to its original color,
hair grow. ------>
Asa hair dressing it has no equal.
II IS warranted to do all we claim for It or
the money is refunded,
ASK for Odbertis Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put on with any other.
Z. a. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. "neeiing' NdcI "a
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The Tax ON Incomes.

The new Internal Revenue bill, upon
which Congress may be expected to act
whenit has nothing else to do, proposes
a radical change in the system of lew
ing the income tax. Instead of a slid
ing scale OF duties, it provides for a
uniform tax of tive per cent. upon in
comes, and extends the exemption to
one thousand dollars. Under the ex-
isting law the sum of six hundred dol
lars is exempted: all sums below five
thousand dollars are taxed at the rate
OF five per cent, and all above tan
thousand dollars pay ten per cent.
The simplitication OF this and otbsr
taxes in the new bill will warm the
hearts of the revenue assessors. yybole
heads spin when they try to undsr-
stand the maZeS of tax legislation. nnd
II Will also carry comfor to the bosoms
OF saIaried men, to whom an addition
al exemption OF four hundred dollars
is subject of vital interest. DurinS,
the imitation of values, the cost of liye
ing is more than doubled, and persons
whose incomes are limited-clarI-s
drawing salaries, officers of companisS
merchants in the retail trade who do
not count their income by the thousand
and many others-find il difficult to nav
any tax and the proposed measures of
rehei should be carried through.
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Call for n Meeting ri tne Court House
Tonight.

All citizens who are opposed to the
passage of the so-caIled Baltimore ant
Ohio railroad bill, now pending before
the Legislature, are requested to meet
at the Court House this evening. at I
O'Clock.
W. w sHRrvER, GEO. K. WHEAT,
L. S. DELAPLAIS, E. NJ. NORTON,
A. w. CAMPBELL, w. L. wcAFEE,
AUG. PoLLACK, ARTHUR LITTLE,
JAS. 5. WHEAT, ALEX. LAUGHLIS,
RoBr. PRATT, j.. ORR,
john CARLIN, RoBT. CAMPBELL,
L. a. HAGASs, s. Il. W. MORRISON,
McLAIS Bios, JOSEPH ToLIvAR,
JOSEPH GRAVES, EDMUND BOOKING,
BENZ. BLooMFIELD,S. D. WOODROW,
Il. p. SHALLcRoss, wM. LAUcHLIS,
w. j. RoBB, JOHN BISHOP,
JOHN FREw, JOHN BALE,
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a MODERN mRAc1r,

IRON, r rom old and young, from rich an, -
sai W. S IN ana loTlyr comes the Unfvtr
SSII,T plce 81 praise for HALLS VECSET tS
StIS(ALIAN- HAIR REVIEWER Ole
C. ~ y perfect and miracnIoDs ,-,.,,-
SS sLeS oaidness- Makes hair grow. a hIt,S.
ems hist ,ll an any oil or pomaturlH 500
an, n iresses But, above all, the rst Id
uer IS the rapidity with which I, e sIWon
gray hair to its original color - II restores
,I Sse " q lew times, and Presto cba,,,,,, a.,
atsSss ana worst looking hafr $500, tne
~ oeauty. 1t does moi IJ,e IN Us
lie nj - az the root and ms IL VIII Ian,
lug IS. anu co4oring matter "iIh new
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bifcafiSp IN ~ n OF TINS matter. The frSt ~
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know n fSsdl1 every day. and before vo,I
az ~, y. mt old gray, discolored annsaS Sou
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Iii article IS at all alike It In ti, no
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a CARD no INvAL1ns.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
america as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the mi
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful ana
vicious habits Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prornpt-
ed by n desire to benefit the afflicted ant, nm
iioEtunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
SUselope, to any one who needs 1t, F[ee Of
Please enclose postpaid envelope. ad-
dressed TO yourself Address, az.
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
a., Station D, Bible House, New York.
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THE Virginia Legislature lately made
an appropriation for providing arti-
fetal limbs to disabled Confederate SOL
diers. The number needing legs is
about three times as great as those
needing arms. The whole number of
both in the State is about eight hun
dreI
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Cols"te's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
A uperior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Giycerfne, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies aad for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
feb27.lydSv
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THE Philadelphia Bulletin complains
that sit has become rule, with con-
stantly diminishing exceptions, for Mr..
Bingham to oppose every measure pre-
scented in Congress by Mr.. Stevens
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STARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors,
ABUSES and Diseases which create impede
Relief. Sent in sealed letter enyelopss. free
OF Sharge. Address. DR.. j. SRILLEN
h0USHTON, Howard Association, Phfla-
uelPnlas IA janl4-3md&w
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why NOT USE THE BEST.

over twenty years increasing demnd has
estAotlshed the fact that MATHEWS VJ..ssyr,-
TAN HAIR DYE, is the best In the world 7,
= me cheapest, the most reliable, and. most
convenient Complete in one bottle. NJ
NOT require any previous preparation of the
nAn. NO trouble. No crock or stain. nos
. aot Iuo on or make the hair appeardusty and
P pead, but imparts to it new life and instr
ferrs5 oxauttul black or brown, as pre-
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eyesyTShon; Only 20 cents per bottle Soid
..za
DENt "a n6a,IIaEWS, Manufacturer. N.
Sale Agents ~ Hsn 1Onk, whole
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MARRIED

,n Al si Sis W. Va. on THURSDAY Eah
EWShbs Sy, Mth. by Rev. Thos. G. Ad5SiE,o1f eo %
n IRPIrEE' 3 81: GEORGE W. STocKISe III EJ, ~
L. Gillespie. ~ uausnter OF DR.. Jas.
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THE Supreme Court of the Distrio, 90
Columbia on Tudesay rendered a dscist
ION 10 IN the test oath case. The opinion
that each Court is the sole indga ~ ~ 81,
rules of practice before said conrts
Ihey declared emphaticauy that tSe
Jest oath IS constitutional, and convert
at length the positions assumed hv tbS
supreme Court of the United S,atss 1H i,s
their recent decision in regard to tbis
question, and do not regard it as mans
aat3 1hey therefore refuse to SET
asiae the rule, which they had previous.
~ adopted, requiring all attorneys prse-
ucing before their Courts to tSka tba
lest tsst oath sati :, OF the applicant MagFudes
lated his oath on the ground t5at i To-
c. paramountallegiancet to virrinfse
mere Is no guaranty that he wontj Id Ia,
40 .o SO again. and that he is therefore p0t
worthy ly OF the privilege of practicino IL
2 United States Court. we nnbiiIh I'm IN 4
aeciston In another column. 'he
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DyE
H. NJ knoWn and used over % years. DALI
hoItIe IN public favor Complete in one
Apply II Produces lustrous black or hrox Ss,n
e cHSstd' Does not inJure the hair. Prics
s 500 by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
s. also, MATHEWS ARSIC4 HAZE GToSs.
D'f restoring and dressing the hair. Jui-eod-iv
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Nonna

A n dnS MEMBERS Is;Rs OF THE ORDER oP
seive 9G fSy5s,, IIIE;M " knowing them.
caii aud settis no 20 Us for liquors. viii Pleas
TatS-S1. seeale Iheir accounts immediatsITs
REID & PRATHFR
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10 FOR A Al.
Gems 40 cts. a DOz. and a5 cts u DOz.
Card photographs 10 for n 81, for

Gems 40 cts. a DOz. and % cts u DOz.
Card Photographs 10 for n 81, 0 for
go cents.
THE FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS FOR A 81
i worth OF cards can have an Album free.
OF charge.
Two thousand dollars worth of Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety in the
Oval and Square Picture Frames will be
city.
Wheeling, for sale cheap
Our FACILITIES for making all styles and
sizes OF Pictures, from life or from small and
Inferior pictures, are uDeqalled.
These extraordinary low prices for like
neSses will continue but q short time unless
we have all we can do
Avail yourselves OF these low prices while
they last A. c. PARTRIDGE 4 CO.
ieol4 III Main St, Wheeling
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lonTs Very Respectfully, u
Z. HENRY P. STULTS x BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. iang-6ySi

MErcALFE's GREAT RnEuMAr1o REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic curing Rheumatism of years' stand
ing in a few days.
aug22-ly t. H. LOGAN q CO., As,ts.
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"A Man at Lansing, Michigan, insane
rom reIlgions excitement, on the SOth
oLtimo, swallowed n silver watch-chain
ABOUT loot long and three-eighths of
an. an men across the links. He had 10 be
the watch also. swallowing
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Iris said that the Emperor of F-,r..
M Isencs TO %3o see the performance of Ti
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For sale by all Druggists. "heeiins'
THE COUGH AND LUNG REMEDY, for
every family to keep at hand,
ALIENS LING RIISaM

1t sells everywhere and gives satisfaction.
Read the following extracts from letters:
L b. BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontown, Penn.
writes, April I. 1885: EsAIlenIs Lung RaIsam
mas performed some remarkable cures about
nee. recommend 1t with confidence in all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.n
STERLING BROS, Druggists, write from
Carrolton, Janury q, 1855: HSend us six dozen
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM. We nIe entire
" out Of it 1t gives more General satisfac-
ton than any medicine we sell
Sold by all Wheeling Druggists.
And by allDealers in Family Medicines
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NEGATIVES

HAVE BEEN SAVED ATPARTRIDGE's
IL Gallery for the past ten years. Persons
MiiSShlns prints or the negatives preserved,
feblI a. G. PARTRIDGE co
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sltw advertisements:

n%RELIGOUS NOTICE.--English Lu.
GSS thersn Church, cor. 9Th and Monroe
street Confirmation and communion ser
vices at l0IS a m, tomorrow. sunday
School at p. m. Addresses by Rev. Mr..
Woodens of Pa. Hon. W. E. Stevenson, and
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TOPLAYTEHs1SDF,

The LODI MANUFACTURING Company,
lestaoLshed since 1870, having the exclusive
controI OF all the night soil of New York
Clty, oher for sale, E1elIESiUelyJ0r Cash, a new
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New Bath Rooms.
ZOE CINCINNATI.

The elegant steamer, ar. r. HUD-
LsflsS- sASON," Capt Russell, VIM. List
iz-4@Cierk, will leave as above on
the 10th inst, at o'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BA1fELLE & CO.,
febl52t Apenta
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Double Refined Poudre,te.

Double Refined Poudrerte,
Warranted free from impurity and rubbish
winch they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
lars per Ton, delivered on board of vessel in
NeW York city. This article, which is pull
Vetized as nne as flour, has no equal for Corn,
CoIton and Tobacco, and Is equal to No. Pc
EFuVlan Gunno in the proportion of two lbs
LOT one OF Guano, and better than the best
brands OF Super-Phosphates, pound for
This is Just the thing for those who will
pay Cash for good article at low price. We
naNea coarser article at Twenty Dollars per
ION. Samples sent by mail, free, on receipt
OF . cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be
address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany," ID Courtlandt Street, New York.
ROCKY MOUNT, EDsECoMBE Co, NC
Mr. James r. DeU
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of the 1e-
SUITS OF our experience in the use OF your inn
proved Poudrette, purchased OF you for this
yesGS cotton Crop, we would beg leave TO
saS tnhl Lhe present season has been one
quite untaVorahle to the action OF ali fertlII-
Aers. SereTdi kinds Of HdnIsres Irere usei by
", win the exception Of your PouCfrette with
niue or no effect to the crop. Where The PoIi-
drette tcGs applied IL gaze iLs near a hdlT 6Le
norS per acre, and caused the Cotton % omen
niitch eGI1leT, and we wonld therefore recon-
menu the same as concentrated manure
LOT the g rowth of Cotton, as well as improve
ment to the soil. -
Yours very respectfully, .5
HENRY P. STULTS * BRO
NOVEMBER 18th, 1866. jan9-6Wd
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The Baltimore and Ohio and Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroads

anu Cincinnati Railroads.
Mr.. Garrett, President of the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad, in late re-
port, says OF the condition orthe above
two roads:
The arrangements of this line a~-
tend from Baltimore, via Parkersbnr
ana the Marietta and Cincinnati road
10 Cincinnati and the Southwest AMI
VIA Bellatr and the Central Ohio road
70 SoIumous and all points in the West
and Northwest-. The rapid imnroyas
ments effected by heavy expenditnres
upon the Parkersburg branch, and the
approaching completion of the archinp
OF It's tunnels, combined with the preaf
Improvements effected upon the line of
the Marietta and Cincinnati road 90
R I IN connection with the use of
the direct line into the western part of
the city of Cincinnati, will enable This
company, with these connections dD--
ing the next season, to furnish tbe
oest and shortest possible line for PAS
sengers and freight between Cincinnati
S 1 baltlmore, and Cincinnati and
ple1ion of the Pittsburgh and Stenban-
ville road, in connection with the Sten-
6enville and Indiana Railroad tba
I I ehnsylvania Railroad Company has
oeen enabled to reduce its disfance
rom baltimore to Cincinnati to SIX
distance of our line, Uia Grafton and
parkersburg, from Baltimore to Or
slnnaa IS i've hundred and eighty-six
miles, and from Cincinnati 10 Wasb1
.ngton, rId the Relay House. six bnn-
ired and three miles, It will be thus
seen that the present route, ria the Ma.
rletta and Cincinnati road, 5 sixtv.ona
miles less to Baltimore, and seyentve
1ine miles less to Washington than Nv
he shortest line of the PennsyIvan;s
ASsHila
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By Mr.. Cunningham: A bill for the
relief of Jas. G. West, ofWetzel county
to pay him for work done as a con-
tractor on the Maryland and Ohio turn
By Mr.. Williamson: A bill to amend
the charter of the Little Kanawha Nay
igation Company.
By Mr.. Ferguson: A bill to prevent
persons from ranging On the lands of
J. +. and D. G. B. Caldwell, in Green
brier county.
By Mr.. Ballard: A bill to amend
chapter ii of the Acts of 1866.
On motion of Mr.. Borgess., the vote
by which the House yesterday indefi-
nitely postponed the joint resolution
proposing to have the assessment for
1867 made upon the old valuation, was
reconsidered, and the resolution laid
on the table.
Mr.. Kincaid called up the bill To
transfer the James River and Kanawba
turnpike to the counties through which
1t passes, and it was passed to engross-
The bill authorizing the authorities
OF Hampshire county to use the Jail of
hardy county, was passed.
Inc Speaker announced the Special
committee on the subject of Immigra-
ton, as follows: Messrs. Williamson,
Vaughan, McQuilkin, Marshman and
Adjourned.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK,
February II, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE FOL-
- lowing for the current year leach pro-
posal to be endorsed for the particular object
Of the bid,l will be received at the Clerk IS
at 3 O'Clock, p. w.:
For renting Hay Scales of the I'd Ward.
renting Hay-Scales of the 5th Ward
keeping the city Clock IN repair
hauling Coal 10 Water Works, &c.
Physician TO attend City Prisoners in
jan: n. + EEENY
ieDIb-St City Clerk.
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PIashIuStOn Hall. To.u
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons indebted to the estate of
VIM. s. Wiekham, deceased, that they are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned; and those having claims
against said estate, are requested To present
them at the SHERIFF'S OFFICE foradjnst-
ment, where can be found on Saturday OF
each week. JOSEPH SEYBOLD.
ham, deceased. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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AFTERNooN sEssIRN.

The Senate reassembled, and again
went into Committee of the Whole 10
consider the School bill. The whole
afternoon was spent upon the bill, when
the committee rose, and reported pro-
Adjourned.
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SUPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ss'
Watches! Watches ! Watches!!
HpE TREY s. GO.


Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Gold and Silver Watches of all Descriptions,
81 LIBERTY STREET, MY,
DEG to inform the public tla. they have Just
lI received the most elegant, perfect, and ac.
curnta Watch ever introduced in this market.
The EXCELSIOR, a beautiful oxtra rubs lew.
elled, heavily Is Carat Gold Plated on Silver,
masniiicently engraved. finely and richly Enam.
eloa Hunting Cases, Patent Lever, gonuino
Damaskennct Hands, thoroughly regulated by
tho observatory, and warranted to be the Ne
Wus UWw Time Keeper. Il superb and most
reliable Watch, Gents or Lady's size, will be
sent free to any address on receipt of sS25, or f
preferred, will be scn, y, 0. d., on receipt of 5
us part payments.
The watch will be sent by Exprcss or mail
registercsls that there is almost certainty nf
reaching thor destination but should tho Tx.
press Co.Eor Post Office fail in their duty, we
will sopd another watch inamediately.
J; Orders Jon tiny Kinds Of Watches PROMPTLY
E&s;ss,.A and FaiU)utty FULFILLED.
S2s Liberal Terms to the Trade. ~.
slSNI'S. I'VE want Agents in every town
and county in the Country. and to those acting
as 9lgetl iboral Inducements will be offered.
SEl4aa9S sond money by Express Post Ofico
OrdsfSFs Bank Drafts,) to
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81 Liberty Street, N. Y.
Jan. 81, 1867 ls GIN
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A2tice to Creditors.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

~.
pIOKENs--IN EQUITY. fs
Edward d. Calhoun, Admir- Bill for Injunction,
John b. Earle and others. Partitio9 "a
pom hearing tho Bill, in this case, and on mo-,
~ ton Of Mr. Burt Complainants Solicitor: IT,
is ordered, TINT Writ of Injunction do issue 70
be directed to John b. Earle, claiming to bo a cred
itor of W. Ransom Calhoun, restraining him fron,
prosecuting his suit against Edward Is. Calhoun.
administrator de doais non Of w. Ransom Calhoun:
that IN Injunction be issued, to be directed to tbr
said John D. Earle, William a. Lay, Executor. md
William IL. Sargent. claiming to DO creditors of
Henry d. { alhoun, restraining them and ench I
them from prosecuting their suits against tho said
Edward Is. Calhoun, rs Administrators of Henry
d. Calhoun; and that the said parties, the suing
creditors, and a other creditors Of w. Ranson
C"ihonn, and of Henry D. Calhoun be cnioined.
aud they are hereby enjoinctl from commenoinc
suits atahw, and from prosecuting suits already
commenced against the said Edward b. Calhoun.
as Administrator, for debts alleged TO be due to
them or either of them. from tho snid W. Ransom
Calhoun and from the said Henry d. Calhoun.
ROBr. a. THOMPSON, o.E.r.p.
Com'rs. Office March 18. 1867 tf
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$l,OOO,O0O,
Il 0 II ON e DOLLAR
The Merchants 81 Manufacturers,
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION

CALLS your attention to the fact of it's being
| ~ the largest aud most popular Jewcry AS.
sociaton III tho United States. The business is
ana always has been conducted in the most can.
iid and honorable manner. Our rapidly in.
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cation Of our patrons for this method of obtain
ing rich, elegant and costly goods. The sudden
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German war. and recent disastrous financial |
crisis i'll Europe. has caused the failure of ~
large number Of Jewelry houses in London and
Paris, oblisi"g them to sell their goods at a
great sncr'icc III some instances less than one
third thcc cost of manufacturing. We have latc
" purchased very largely of these Bunkrupt
Goods, at such extremely low prices that we cau
afford to send away Finer Goods, and give bot
ter chances to draw the most valuable prizes
than any other establishment doing q si,ni,nr
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ol the most valuable prizes to all parts Of the
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our list is worth less than One Dollar, retail
and there arc no Blanks. Parties dealing with
us may depend ON having prompt rcturs, and
the. article drawn will he, immediately sent to
any address BY return mail or express.
Ihc following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants ( Manu-
fhcturers' JcYelry Associhton aud have kindly
allowed the use Of their numes:
Frederick Y. Browne. Esq. Treasury Depart
mcnt. Washington, D. c., Piano. value. Si5O !;
Miss Auna l.. Frost. WavcrIy Terrace, n. Y.
city, Ladies' Gold Ennmclcd and Diamond Sc,
Watch value, $500; William B. Enmons, New
Orleans, In, Sewing Machine. value, S75 !:
George H. Davenport. Mobile, Ala Silver Tea
Set value. 5000; Miss f.ncy sQrcut.. Albany
Ill.,. Sewing Machine, value. sG5 Mrs. Mary
j. Downing, louisville. KY. Gold Watch, ~
nc: 800; James B. Fowler, IIarris,nrg a.
Silver Hunting Case Watch. value. $75 Rev
VIM. PeyScr, Milwaukee. Wis Wheeler & vii
son Sewing Machine. value, S125; j. j. Bck
ford. San francisco, Cal. Gold Lined Silver Tea
Set, value. 5000 Edward H. Rice, st. Louis
Mo- Mclodcon value, $3.50; Miss Helen L.
Sinclair. Detroit, Mich. Damoud Cluster Ring
value S225 linrato g. Frost. Chicago, Ill.,
Large Oil Painting. value, $500; Mrs. Charlotte
f. ilcwins, Dnnipl,an. Kansas, Chickering
Hran'l Piano, value 500, and Music Box, value,
SG5.
Many names could DC PLACED IN the list, but
we publish II" names without permission. Our
patrons are desired to send us y. S. currency
'when convenient.