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The national Republican., 1867-08-15

FUNERAL OF WIN. HENRY THOMPSON
The funeral Of VIM. Henry Thompson took place
yesterday at p. m, from his residence on
taken TO Grace church, whore services were held.
The Blue Lodge, Order Of Mssons, Of which the
deceased was member, attended the funeral. as
also large number Of friends and relatives.
The corpse was taken into the church and placed
In front Of the altar. Rev. DR.. Holmoad ofici-
atsd, and delivered brief but eloquent sermon,
the remains being afterward taken from the
church and conveyed to tho Congressional Gem
etsry for interment.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

SwMDLISG ATTENPr.-Two men were
arrested yesterday afternoon, by Sergeant John
son, Of the Third ward, for attempting to swim.
die Mr.. L. Ebsrg residing on Il street near
Fourteenth, out Of ten gallons Of wine and a
quantity Of segars. They represented the arti-
elss to be for Senior Romero, the Mexican Min.
istsr; they were taken before Justice Bates who
sent them to tho central suardhouse, but after.
wards released them on their own rscognizanos
to appear this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. A
" LARGE sCRKw PRESS, with Brss Dies for
every State and Territory In the country sight large
Japkned Tea Chests; eight Chests for Spies In good
order, cheap, at JAMES GUILDS, sscoa.hand fur.
niturs Dealer. Twelfth and streets, neg canal.
aulS.St
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNIrKD sTArEs Patent OFFIoH,
WAsHEarON July is, 1867,


wAsHHGroE July 49, 1857,
On the petition Of Harry Whitaker, Of Buffalo, N.
T. praying for the extension Of patent granted 70
him the 18Th day Of October, 1885, for an improve
ment In the application Of High Pressure Engines 10
Screw Propellsrs for seven years from the snpirA-
ton Of said patent which takes place on the iSth day
Of October, 1867
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard al the
Patent once on MONDAY, the Soth day Of ssptsm-
bsr next at IL 'eloek, and all persons are not-
ned TO appear and show cause II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Peisns opposing the extension are required to hls
In tho Patent oGlce their objections specially sci
forth In writing at least toeHtv days before the day
Of hearing all testimony nled by either party, to b
used at the said hearing must be taken And trans
mittsd In accordance with the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other pApers, rolled upon a. tsati
mony, must be alsd in the once tOsaty days bsier'
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within
| ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this not co be published In th'
REPUBLICAN and the Iatellf0snesr. Washington,
| O. and in the Commercfdl Advertiser, Buffalo, N.
z, once week for three successive wssksi the hrs
| to the day Of hearing 7. O. fHkAKBR,
] jyss.wsw mmissioasr Of Pa'sass.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

BASE BALL.-The Old Dominion base
ball club Of AisIandria, will play the frat nine
Of the Jefsrson's on the grounds south Of the
Presidents mansion, on Friday afternoon next
at half past three O'Clock. II the weather
proves favorable large crowd will bs present 10
witness the game. .....
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

BURIAL CoRPs.-A detachment of the
u 8. Burial Corps left Sixth street wharf yester-
day morning, In the stsam.tug VIM. Fisher, for
Leonardtown, Md, for tho purpose Of bringing
up q number Of bodies Of deceased soldiers who
have been inferred at that place. Tho steamer
had In tow q oapaclous barge in which to bring
the bodies, and upon the corpsss reaching this
city they will be reintsrred In the burial ground
At Arlington.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

FoR PNEY PoNr.--Look out for tn
grand excursion Of the Wawasset to Piney Poin
on Saturday morning at an early hour.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

The LABOR CoSoRKss.-The National
Labor Congress, composed Of delegates from the
various trade organizations throughout the Uni.
cago, commencing on Monday next. and the
delegates from this city let yesterday to be
present at the opening. Mr.. James J. Mitchell
twho Is also president Of the Stone Cutters Asso.
eiation) Is the delegate from the Workingmen's
Assembly; Mr.. John Collins, from the Brick.
layers Union, and Mr.. Rsynolds, from the
Coachmaksrs' Union. Mr.. J. @. O. Whaley was
elected president Of the Congress, and left
with tho delegates.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrERs.-Wm. Jones,
alias Hough, and Joseph Campbell, were arrest.
Cd BY ofhcsrs MeElfrssh and Atwsll, Of the
Fourth ward, as suspicious characters. They
were sent to the police headquarters, and, after
the facts were investigated By Major Richards,
they were discharged.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

WILL BE 0FF.-The steamer Vanderbilt
leaves to-day for Wilmington, Delaware, to b.
repaired.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

INTERESTING TO OUR YAcHrNEs.-The
schooner Palmer, owned BY Captain R. F. Lopsr,
and q Philsdelphia built boat, won the yacht
race In Long Island Sound. The New Yorksri
were somewhat ehsfed over the result but they
could not help IT, The Palmer made the forty
miles In Ave hours and seven minutes.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

APPROXIMATIONS FOR PUBJIc SCHOOLS
The COMMITTEES aon Public Schools In the
Board Of Aldermen, on Monday evening last, 70.
ported In the bill before the Board, the follow.
Ing appropriations for the schools for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1858
Salaries Of Teachers. One male grammar
school, (sd distriot,) 81 ,8ooj three male gram.
mar schools, At 81, s7b each, s4,115j one male
intermediates school, (3d dlstrict,) $3.50 three
male intsrmsdiste schools, at se76 each, 81. 1916
four female grammar schools, at so75 each,
a., TOO; eight female intermediate schools, s'
5000 each, ", 800; twenty mine secondary schools
At $500 each, GA, 500 forty.two primary
schools, at $3.50 ssch, SIS, ,9ooi four sub-assi.t,
anita female grammar schools, at 500 each,
%, 900; one music tsscher, 1000. making $780,
900; amount required for new schools necessary
to be organised TO meet the demand for the on
suing year, $500. Total for teachers salaries
158, $50. Care Of school rooms-swssping and
building hrss, 1st district, $1,000; I'd district
81, 100; sd district Usnitor, eeoo,) el,bo0i 4tf
district 5000; total ~, 800. Rsnts-1st district
"a, 900; I'd district, $500; Sd district 81 900
4th district, $l,500; total, Sl1, 900. Fuel and
stove 6xturss-four districts, at 81, 500 each
making $4,000. Contingent sxpenses-includ
Ing carpsnter's, masons, plastsrsrs, tinnsrs ant
and roofsr's, painters, giszier's, plumber's ant
paper hangers work for repairs Of school rooms
and repairing new rooms; also, repairs Of furni
ture and purchase Of new furniture and miscel
lansous-four districts, st $1,000 each, $50,
900. Contingent expenses OF Board Of Trustees
| (including the purchase Of school books, print
ing, &o.,) 80, 900; salary Of Secretary, $500
| salary Of Treasurer, $500; whole amount Of sp
Precipitation. $40 750.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

To-Day THE WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs holt
their second grand picnic at the Seventh Stree
Park. Don't forgot to 60.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

The STEAMBOAT CAsE.-Tuesday after
noon Capt d. J. Hill, Of the aeorgiana, who
was charged with running his steamboat within
than allowed by law, and whose case was held
over by the justice Of the Tenth precinct, ap'
psared at tho station house to hear the decision
Of the case. The justice decided that, according
to tho evidence, the law had been violatsdi and
notwithstanding the circumstances which had
created an impression favorable to the captain,
he was in duty bound 10 impose tho hne accord.
ing to law. Tho captain said he could not rsas.
onsbly object to the manner In which the case
had been Investigated, and chssrfully paid the
fne-$20.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

BASE BALL.-A very interesting game
Of base ball was played on Tuesday, August 13,
on the grounds south Of the Executive Mansion,
between the first mines Of the Atlantic and
American Base Ball Clubs, which resulted In
victory for the latter after . game Of eight In
nings. Below We append the score.
AnuRuAy ATLANTIC.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

HnLp TO BAH FOR CouRr AND roe
PEAcs.-John y. Clark was arrested on Toes
day morning BY 0Hhcer Berry, Of the Fourth
ward, on the complaint Of Marsh N. Thomas,
charging him with malicious mischief and
threats Of violsnoe. Justice Walter examined
the cases and held the acoused TO bail Tor court
In one case and for peace In the other
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

NOTICE.-I HEREBY FOREWARN
IN all persons against trusting any one on my
account BY order or otherwise, as will pay debts
thus contracted. JAS. A. wILLIAMB.
WAsHIsaros, Aug. IL, 1867. aulS-St
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

In addition 10 the above, sisinway Sons have
received the following cable dispatch;
''The great soests dss Beaux Arts, OF PAris, have,
after careful examination Of all the musical instru
ments exhibited at the Paris Exhlbition awarded 70
TRsrMosIAL hRDAL for the greatsft superiority and
novelty Of construction In Pianos.
full assortment Of sTElhWAf' . orand, square
and Upright Pianos for sale al the wAIeTooms Of
W, O. MRTzERorT CO.,
jy2a.u lsa Pave 'bsL 9th and loth sts.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

SELLING Liquor USLIcRNsRD.-Owel
Black was arrested BY oficsr Fuss, Of the Fourt
ward, for selling liquor without license. Th
accused was fined $40 by Justice Walter.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

The LATE T. F. EvAss.-By reference to
our Georgetown department II will be seen that
the gentlemen who found the body Of Mr.. 7. +.
Evans, who was drowned short time sine, have
declined TO accept the liberal reward offered BY
the Grand Lodge and the Mechanics Lodge l.
0.0.F.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

DIsoRDERLY IN THE MARKET.-Aarol
shugrsn and Aaron Pichard, were arrested las
Thursday by oficer Wallingsford, Of tho Thir
ward, for being disorderly In tho market. jus
tice Walter found each IS.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

ELECTION OF orrfcrRs.-Ata q meeting Of
the ~ T's," held last evening, the following
was the choioe Of officers for the ensuing term:
J. II. Nightingale, prssidsutj o. Anderson, vice
president; T. O. Bourne, secretary; and II. O.
Darragh, treasurer. In connection with other
business II was decided to give picnic at Car.
Inns Springs, Va.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

PRESENTATION OF BooKs.-On Tuesday
night at q meeting Of the Stone Cutters Associa'
tion q COMMITTEES Of tho Granite Cutters Asso
citation appeared, to present the former assoeia
tion with set Of books. The committee Of th,
Granite Cutters was composed 4 Msssrs. W. O
Clark, (president,) Matthew Catterson, Robert
Boyle, John Boyle; John 7 Young. jane
room Mr.. Clark presented the books, which arr
substantially bound, and bear label containing
In gilt letters, Presented by the Granite Cut
ters' Association, D. O., TO the Stone Cutters
Association Of Washington, August Is, 1857
The cost Of tho set was $25.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

PROMPTLY PAID.-The American Life
Insurance Company Of Philadelphia, paid OF
yesterday to the widsw Of Col. Joseph Peck
the sum Of $4,000, the policy Of insurance hslt
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were reported at II.
M. Halls real estate exchange, No II Louisiana
avenue, corner Seventh streets, yesterday. Sub
Of lot A, square 82l, $500. Part Of lots II and
70, square asa, 81 feet, 81, 500. Part of lot 7,
square ATT, 20 feet, $4,000 Lot Q, square 99l,
$500. Sub II Of square 368, $500.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

CAPITOL AND EMPIRE BASE BALL CLUBS
Tho arst Of series Of home-and homo game
between the above.named clubs will be playe,
on the Nationals grounds this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

POLICE REPoRTs.-The police of tn,
city and county preoints reported 4s arrests 70
various offences on Tuesday, most Of them wer
for violations Of the municipal ordinances an,
the hnes amounted to $84. 70.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

TIE CATHOLIC FESTIVAL To-DAY.-To the
large number Of our fellow.oitiIons who profess
the Catholic faith, to-day is one Of the most i'm
portant religious festivals. 1t 10 called In the
Of the Assumption Of the Blessed Virgin Mary
into Heaven" or more popularly, "Ths Assump-
tion." This festival, which always takes place
on the 18th day Of August, Is sintonded as com.
memoration Of an event In ecclesiastical history,
which comes down the tide Of Catholic tradition,
and is held a. q matter Of faith by the members
Of that Church. II Is believed by Catholics that
the sorrowful mother Of the oruoifed Son and
the beloved Apostle St. John remained at the
foot Of tho cross until the redemption Of man
was accomplished. While there the Redssmer
of the world was pleased to mako His mother
tho mother Of tho beloved Apostle, who hence
forth took her to himself After the meeting In
the upper room. described in the Scriptures, and
the descent Of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles,
she continued to reside with 81. John. In whose
arms she died.
Shortly aftsr her death, tho tradition nArratss,
her soul returning to her body terminated II,
and both soul and body were, by . great con.
course Of angels and blessed spirits, welcomed oi
assumed into heaven. It 10 IN commsmoration
Of this beatitude Of her, whom the Catholic
church, after tho angel, calls blessed among
women" that the festival Of today Is esle.
bratsd. Catholics hold that tho mother o
Christ was, by Q special and lovely Providence,
made the embodiment Of every maiden and
matroniy perfection, tho inoarnated ideal ol
Christian womsnhood, without spot or blsmish
Services will bs held to-day once, at least, In
each Of the ton Catholic churches Of this city
and Georgetown. In most Of them three servicei
will be hold. Yesterday, as the Vigil or Eve ol
the festival. was kept BY our Catholic citizens Al
a day Of strict fast, but one meal being allowed
during the day, and the use Of meat being pro
hibitsd. The services Of to-day are Of festiv'
character, and the church authorities requir,
that, as far as practicable, Il should DO kept al
a holy day by all classes Of Catholics.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

The SUMNER VACATIoS.-The gap be-
tween courts In August which goes to make up
what Is called the summer vacation Is this year
extremely narrow, the hiatus In the sessions Of
the Supreme Court Of tho District being but
about two weeks, while the Orphans Court will
70 on regularly on the Tuesdays and Saturday, oi
each week. Judge 0lin Is already en- route for
Europe, and the other judges are now lying aside
the hot srmins, which they have worn with In.
vincibls patience during the recent protraoted
sittings Of the court and are about to seek q re-
taxation from their judicial labors. According
to the assignment made at the opening Of thii
year, Judge Wiley will hold the September term
Of the Equity Court.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

MONEY SALE.-The Central Building
Association held meeting on Tuesday evening,
when forty five shares Of Its stock were sold at
an average Of forty six cents premium. The or
gsniration has been In existence twenty three
months.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

CoUP DE SoLIEL.-Mr. Hiram Galloway
had IN attsck Of coup de ,oiil n he was cross.
ing Four. and a.half street bridge yesterday. He
received every attention from the passers BY,
and was conveyed to his homo on Capitol Hill,
where he lay last night In critical condition.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

KEPT MovNa.-The delegation Of hack
mon who have visited Gen. Miohler, Superin.
tendeut Of Public Buildings and Grounds, for
the purpose Of soliciting the privilege Of once
more standing on the Avenue. received but little
encouragement from that gentleman. The fact
was they heard still worse news, as the General
intimatsd that he would clear tho Avenue Of
bnoknoy stands altogether. The haokmen Ger.
tainly have hard time Of It. They pay their
taxes regularly. and when any are caught in de.
fault arc heavily fined. The hacks arc oonve.
nience to the public, and as the Avenue Is the
most central portion Of the city We think that
should be the proper place TO stand.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

WAGON WITHOUT NUNBER.-Jame!
Barry was arrested on Tuesday by Office
Sprague, Of the Fifth ward, for running wagoI
without number, as required BY law. justice
Gull fined him IS.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

Doc LAw.-Philip Turner was arrested
on complaint Of Phoebe Shield, charged with
violation Of the dog law. Justice Walter 6ne
Mr.. Turner $40 aud costs.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

SEssIBLE.-We understand that COM
mittee has been appointed from Metropolitan
Division Sons Of Temperance, to confer with
other committees for the purpose Of petitioning
Councils to have all the pumps and hydrants
furnished with drinking cups. Many Of the
pumps have already those necessary appendsges
for thirsty folks, yet, nevertheless, there are
equally as many without. Let US have them BY
all means.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

Prrrr rLARcRsY.-JohnA Armor and Thos.
schaefsr, two boys, were arrested on com.
plant Of John Lefere on the charge Of petit
iarssny-stealing pigeons from the plainti q.
Justice Walter. who heard the case, remand cd
the lads for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

SANIrARY.-The sanitary police served
tvsnty.one written and thirty i've verbal notices
last Tuesday and directed the removal Of one
dead horse and nine dogs during the day,
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
PIANOS PIANos' @
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.

[CAble DispAtehl
"PAKB EXPOSITION, July !, 1857.
"BTEINwAY 4 SONS, New York. have been
awarded by the supreme Jury OF the Exposition
TIE FIRST GOLD MEDAL on MERIT for the
highest degree Of perfection in Grand Square, and
Upright Pianos, and the most valuable inysntion
Plano Fortes with the strongest endorsement Of the
Supreme International jury
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
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CON TABLE E's ALE,
lOUARTERMASTER STORES AT
\I AUCTION


DEPor ouARrERnAsTKR's oFFIcR,l
WAsHDoros, n. G., August Q. 1857.
VIII be sold Al public auction, under the super.
vision Of Brsvet LsutsnAnt Colonel James NJ Moore,
Q. n. q. 9. A., at Lincoln Depot, on MONDAY, Au-
gust TO- a 10 M alargslot Of quartsrmaster Stores
rated - ssrviesable, among which are the follow
Ing:
50 Oh. Ambuianess, 1,es3 horse b mule eol'rs,
e3 <.h. Wagons, 1,o9t rraes Chains,
10 2-h. S,610 Halter
10 a.h. Spring wagons, l,lA Brssst
s0,0c0 lbs. scrap iron, al Asst. Brides,
1000 lbs. old horss shoes, 2l6 Saddle Bags,
800 lbs. Iron Wire, 1l6 Blankets,
1922 Carriage Bolts, 3s7 Horse Covers,
So lbs. Old Robe, 646 Wagon
c0J yds. Cooos Msttsg, 2457 H. 4 N. HAmes,
70 yds Carpet 2,07o Head Halters,
Hoss Real, 40s sets Asst. Harness,
% Hand Trucks 100 wagon Ambulance
2,o0e feet assorted Hose, wheels,
large and ANAL, 90 Anyils.
a6a Once Chairs, NE. O. Wagon Whips,
| l0i McClsllan saAdiss, 20 Vices, assorted,
| 2s Scales, Platform and % Tool Chests,
Couatsr, 4o2 Planes, assorted,
| 65 Lanterns, l5e OIL stones,
with Tools Of all kinds, Brides Bits, Horse Msdi-
einss wagon Tongues, Chisels, Axes Saddles, Black
| smiths and Carpsntsrs' Tools, &c, &C., &e.,
| Terms; Cash, In 0oysrnment funds.
| CHARLES H. ToMPKINs,
Brsyet Brigadier General,
au It'd Demo, ouArtermastsr.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w AT THIs oyIIok
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EOR SALE-THE THREE-AND-A-
II Half story BRICK HOUSE, No. 800 Sixth street
west, between q and II streets, with Nine Rooms
wster, Gas and Bath room. For further particulars
apply At 246 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirts. nth streets. au9-u
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. g. B,rsox.

John II. woodgats, Nd; J. W. wsih, city; L
T. Middleton, city; n. B, Babeoek, Nd. s. O.
Brewer, New orleans; J. g. Adams, Mishgsn; Gen.
A. 3. King, Baltimore; N. W. Ksnnsy anl daught
Msmphisj G. Q. Rhodes. Philadelphia; Allen Hersh
Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
L o c Al TIE NJ Q.

HEsSIsGs TRuE BLUE Flannel Suits are
still for sale the corner Of Seventh street and
Maryland avenue for One Pries only
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
sEAToN HoUSR-Jous Il. sstx.s.

r. dops sna s,Ssbi,r hM M,:
oler, Baltimore; Gen. N. W. Curtis, A. " FlAndrsu
New York; N. Lansbursh, city A. J. aotes, Bos.
ton, Mass. James Bradley, Miss Matte cart, Louis
Vile; Ashley Brigham, Jr., Marlboro ,bass.
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

B. J; B; Weaver. 81; Leui., Nc; Q. Rowland, III.
McGowan, Philsdelphis, Pa Gen. ". G N. Davis
The national Republican., 1867-08-15

Caves, New York Daniel Tucker, No.; Charles ..
lady; MT. Custsrd, ). n 0lnsy, Crop,iiis, Tenn.
Slnss, n oSsso % a.i % BsitnSfs 1I JON Nv Cssa ssa'
The national Republican., 1867-08-15
EBpITT HOUSED. @. MnLARn.

George Bmsrson, Charles Williams, p. u. Pisl, 9
sin., wsssinstoa, T. q; Pst.r wSiiss, ' s.mu. a. I
Rodgers, New York; W. 4 Chandlss; Thomas Il
Merritt, b. s.A.; Jshn Ksndriek aud hdy, Mastei
John KsndIisa. Jr., Master Green K.n!IisL, Rish
Baltimore, Nd. Miss Lowry, Pslisburs,s.Y.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-10-02
DILLON'S PATENT
UNIVERSAL COTTON TIE
IRON HOOPS.

fEHIS TIE, with the HOOP complete, weighs no
L. more than the usual rope used in baing cotton,
and renders allowance for tare unnecessary 1t is
the only Tie requiring no slack while putting on, and
perfect that the necessity for heavy hoops make
up for deficiencies in the Tie is entirely obyated In
this Tie the hoop bears evenly Access its whole width
thus taking advantage Of the entire strength of the
iron, and there thin edges sharp corners to
cut the hoop II cannot be put on wrong, and does
not requi ire over oRefourth of inch slack to admit
By using the *UNlNERsAL TfE,' planters can
avoid the frequent loss of Cotton from broken bales
also heavy mendng bills which result from imperfect
The following letter. addressed to the agents of the
maker at Savannah, Ga, by a gentleman who has used
over twenty thousand is sufficient evidence Of the
unlatlon in which these Ties are held:
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL CoTToN Pass,
Savannah, May q, 1867.
aessrs. F; W. Sims Co., Agents for Dilon's " Uni.
veIsal Tie" Savannah
Dear SirS-In my business of COMPRISING Cotton, I
have had occasion to examine closely all the various
Ties for iron bands used in baling Cotton and take
pleasure in sestifgng the superiority, all 9th
ers, of the Universal Tie 1t easily adjusted
andis MUCH STRONGER than any other Tie.
Tie that not good at the Press is not good the
plantation, as nearly all the Cotton is compressed at
the ports, and weak Tic must then be replaced by
good one, at the expense Of the planter have
seen one Of your Ties break, though pitched bale
OF Cotton secured by them out of second story the
ground, without any break to the fall
Under these circumstances | unhesitatingiy recon-
mend the Universal Tie" to every planter as coHbin-
80 49, SAeHSS Stipt+ttf Win iiieiialietl Strength
s. W. WIGHT,
Manager Central Cotton Press Co., Savannah.
In Sew ork this tie is much preferred to any other
Inc Ere insurance Companies of that city have given
this lie decided preference others by nsuriug
Cotton with the " Universal Tie at san less than the
regular rate They assert that many of the other Ties
are no better than rope, they have proved il the
many fires taking place in New York
The Universal Tie" be sold By the pound or
,oh as eneaply as the heavy hoops end less perfect
lies. Each and every Tie is warranted perfect
Eor sale, N lsr5e or small quantities. BY
THAYER Il gYRSE
AGENTS for the y Universal Tfs
- y shre-enort