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HANFIBAf., Mo, August z, 1870
Mr,s. Jackson Dear 8sCldul / am most
happy to inform you thata'ter having suffered
more than three years with what some pngsi-
clans an nursing sore Inpulh n, or cRnker Of the
moutb and throat tried various remedies,
but found nothing to 40 me any good until I
heard OF your ellis for the complexion and
Teeth called Queen Bsse." I bought one b Il
lie went According TO directions, and am truly
than kful O. say Ihaye fCurd a permanent cure.
Hoping YOU will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by IL, remain,
Yours respectfully,
MRS yVM' Il COTTINg
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NUlNNlf AAAsf AhoNoAAAnoA % AoFua
MRS. JACKSON, Dedr Ifnddm-It is with
pleasure that / certify to you, that seeing one
Of your circulars. which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians and
the highest rredicsl authorities Of the United
States, certifying that your Oils for the COM
pleXion aud teeth we're purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers, and they wsrrsot 10
when used accOrdi Hg % directions 70 cure the
worst and NEST difncult Ctsas of nursing sore
mouth, cauker Of the stomach, bowels ana dya-
persia. For SCI OfuOus disorders, when used
both inte ernally and eNtarna ", it has no equal.
Dear Madam, seeing this, and my Little daug1-
ter, aged 1fteen months. having the WhoCping
cough for several mt nths, accom- anied vita
what the doctors call white canker, her mouth
and throat being terribly liberated, aud haV-
ing triad everything for It's relief l could hear
Of all 10 no purpose, bought one bottle OF
your oil for the complexion, cal ed " Queen
Bess" went according to tbe directions, did not
use quite one bottle, Snd am most happy 70
state to you that II has cured my chili. Hhe is
now as well and he 1rty as ever she was In her
life. give you his, my rtincate, hnping you
will publish it. that thousands OF others VINO
may be afflicted with any Of the above affec-
tons may at once get bottle OF your Queen
Bess " for I feel sure they viii md Immediate
relief Yours respectfully.
Mrs. GK0. WOLCOTT,
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Tlqa0Iveut NO6ice,

Estate OF Thomas Crider, deceased.
FEgHE insolvency OF the estate Of Thomas Cri-
Ger, deceased, having been suggested, all
persons having claims against said estate
are notified 10 present the same, duly a1thenti-
Gated 10 the Clerk Of the County ourt OF
shelby county, on or before April Il, l85S. or
tns sane Will be forever barred.
JOHN zENT, Executor.
Memphis, December 1, 1851, dsc4 laWsW
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GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. NJ COIr -eerafarv.
II oF CoNNEcTIouT.

September 2. 1885,, Personally appeared
George L. Chase. President, and George N. Colt,
Seerstary OF the Hartford fire Insurance Com
panv and severally made oath that the above
stafemeut BY them subscribed, iE trHe, accord
ing to their best knowledge and belief.
Bafore me ID. -. Z. * LION.
novg7 Notary PuDlie.
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LIABILITIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ifth-The greatest amount insured in any one
risk Is $1,000 except n special cases.
l2th-The amount insured IN any one city,
town or village, depends upon its siza,
and how built
l3th--The amount insured in any one block, de-
peuds as above.
l4th--Certihed copy Of the Charter Of the COM
pany, As filed heretofore.
i5th-e3eneral Power Of Alton ney for Agents %
accept service Of process, previously
died.
GEO. L. CHASE, President.
GEO. N. Golf, secretary.
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TENNESsEE ITEMS

The Shelbyville american Union
runs up the names Of Andrew johnson
for President, aud Gen. Hancock for
Vice President, In 1888.
The negroes OF Nashville are dis
gusted because the new radical police do
not abstain from, srresting black men.
--LRes week man in Nashville tried
to blow the SCOT out Of his chimney with
gmpowder. He only blew his eyes out.
The Esst Tennessee University is
mentioned as the lucky college to receive
the Agricultural Fund given by Com
gress to the Slate.
There are fewer black children in
East Tennessee out Of school than white
children.
"a terrific hurricane swept over East
Tennessee on Thursday last, destroying
many barns and other, buildings. At
ROCKVILLE, Kingston, Chattanooga, and
oth plRees, there was great destruction
of property, and many persons were in
iufed by falling timbers.
The survey of the Muscle Shoals, OF
the Tennessee river is progressing rap
idly; the surveyors have reached the
mouth Of Elk river, completing the first
section Of the canal. An effort will be
made 70 induce Congress to make an APP
propriatiou to carry on this important
work, which Will open navigation from
Knoxville to the Ohio river.
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TN offering OUR BIrrERs to the Southern
Il Public, we have no hesitancy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodnc-
tIon In our markets. In their dsvisement they
are purely Southern = compounded with 8
special adaptitude to the various types Of
stomsoic arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
ufsa gentle stimulant TO the system after
undergoing q severe illness.
TITS cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and CnoIera Morbus.
It's preventive for Chills and Fe7ers
Its an Invaluable companion for person
travelling at al seasons OF the year.
It is HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ Sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT a CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. Q Howard Row,
feblO u HemDhls, Tenn.
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asked might be incorporated in the Con-
stitution. .This was referred 10 the Conn
mittse on the JadiGiary, which reported
unanimously in favor Of the measure,
ana submitted an article for adoption
intsa the Constitution prohibiting mar
riage between whites and negroes. out
OF excessive Differences 70 the sensibilitles
Of the icolored delegates, the Jonveution
laid this article on the table, and many
members of the committee, who had
coDcurred ia the report OF the committee,
recediDg rom Their position, Voted toiay
Il on the table.
It mast be apparent to every one who
witnessed the proceedings OF the COnven-
tiDB, or who will take the trOuble 70
read them, that those who claim the
peculiar championship of the negro
cause, ara determined 70 make a merit
with them OF trampiing upon the pride
OF the race of the old inhabitants OF the
State, and treating 10 as pnsjudiee not
even TO be tolerated, but which IL is their
missiOn 10 eradicate.
We regard it as certain thst the effect
OF the workings OF 8 governments framed
on the provisions OF this Constitution
and couGuc5sG by those in whose hands
it will fall will be 10 cause the abase-
ment and degradation OF the people OF
this State, ana finally % beget mOngrel
race, as little capable OF progress or IN
pTOyement as the unhappy population OF
the West India Isles.
Entertai;s!ng these views, we feel that
we owe it as duty to the people of the
State 70 give this public expression TO
them, and to warn them against Lending
themselves 70 the ratification Of the Con-
stitutiOn, when submitted to them. We
know not what fate may be in store for
US, but it can scarcely be worse than that
SOiiich ne shall bring Oa OUrselUes by aid
ing ia carrying this Constitution into
effect.
Il may be said that as we object to
this measure, which its advocates recon-
mend rs u means Of relief from our pres
ent troubles, We should point out some
thing better. We do not assume the
right to indicate any plan, but we have
felt it duty to point ont dangers, which
were more apparent TO US than TO men
who were not connected with the Con-
VentiGn, and to whom the spirit which
actuated many Of its members could
never be 50 well known.
Eagly. ., !, aEeashouse Joseph i.l5oi H speed
Timothy J. Russell, q. W. Graves
K. Deal, y. L. Aie1anuers
j C. Jolly JAS W stewart,
II. TOWles. James FOlmaE,
Henry G Semple.
There were other mem bers Of the
Convention who cOnourred with US in
against the Constitution, but
we had no opportunity OF consulting
with them as TO The publication of this
address.
MosTGo1rEHY, December 10, Is67. ..-.
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Fa CtO rs
fI AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
27S Front Street, Upstairs.

TE entering upon another commercial year,
with Inc experience or the past Ifaught
changed system OF agriculture, and for which
naost On our planters were little prepared, re-
tuiting IN heavy loss 10 planter and merchant
~ 10 ,sxDeriuen { tried. we shall adopt a rieid
cash system In our business-taking no risk,
and making our aales prompt upon receipt OF
cousipn naerits remitting proceeds with rs little
delay as possible; bat IN all cases obeytng ir-
structi ans OF shippers, and using our oest en-
saavors 70 promote The interest OF our patrons.
I Clyir arraneemeuts for furnishing Supplies.
RagqfBa Rope. 6unnies, Groceries and Provt-
sions are such, that we promise to furnish
them at our lowest market price, and make II
A. much, or more, to your interest 10 order
through us, than. 10 pnrcnase IN person.
Hoping 70 receive your patronage and infn-
enoe, We are, respectfully = ...,, -.
or18 I'm .r Il r. W. IRVINE q ".
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Mars. JAcKSoN's
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. WOLCOTr'S CERTIFICATE.
UufNCY. In, November 5. 1875

THE following Certificate selected from hum
1 dreds Ia the possession OF the pToprietFess,
are confidently submitted TO the public
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The Virginia Eliitor's Convention.
representing the Conservative press OF
the State has indOrsed the action of the
Conservative Convention.
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Session opens zOnday, September 9nd.
COURSE OF STUDY.

COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months
walkers American Law, Kent's COmments-
res, Blsuop ON Criminal Law CaTuther's His
tory OF a Law suit, stephens Pleadings
SECOND SESSION or JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills t5resnleaf on evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams Equity
Pleading Reddeld on Wills, billiard ON Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real P operty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, a Angell y Ames ON Corpora.
tions Story'S OnfiiCt OF Laws Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnkun's .. y Treatise.
RecitatiOns and examinations each day nj z
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, and Ap-
Dellate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together
students permitted 70 ent ter any Class. mt no
Diploma given except % those going through
whole course.
Terms 50 per session, pay able in advance.
EnLrancp Fee, s. per Session.
All Students OF Law can attend free OF charge
the Lectures of the College, including Lectures
on Eloeution and explanation Of Latin and
French technicaltties by the President
Arrangements Will be made 70 board and
lodge students at IS per month APPLICATIONS
Should be made early. solU
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MAsONIODIREOTORY

MASONIC CDIRECTORY.
1867
aa.a. ..... LabsEs. CO.. HHr..|
ArzER0sA. No. los. Meets Izt M0nday ln
sve-y month, 81 od.l- Fellows Kan cor. Court
and Main. y. 2 Forster. G3s Front street,
". 81; John BeEnlish, Secy.
ssyVH AIEIrHIy. No lIS Meets ID Friday Of
each tIall. cor " siison and second.
J. 7. EallarE. ". n; Benz. x Pulsn, Sec.
LlEIz.A SCOTT. No. ZS2. Meets lst Friday o. each
u1sHta- Hal. ooE, Na5sson aad Second. John
HAnfLroE. No. Ess Meets Sd Friday or each
.Eaorth--oid-s FELLOWS, Han. ?. NJ. Stanley,
EII.vfySrya- No. "a Ii D. Meets 4sh Friday
OF eae1 runnth-zli4 FrCDt street. John J.
Woushznl go, ". 81 r. X. rullen, 32d, SEC.
BoTAL ARCH
PINK ChaplsEE- 70 4. Meets d Monday o. each
Fellows HslL JOhu Zent, n. z.
Il. p; B. n. Levy, Sec'y.
X AaB g. n
Er-RExA CouuclL No. g. Meets % Monday OF
esch uCnts-0 0td-FelloWs Hall John Gent,
To. ~; y. J. Wlsgin, Rec.
rEEPLARs.
CYKE~E Ccr1un andery, 70. T. Meets 4ta Mon
day Of each mouth- John Zent, Com; n. J.
Wikgin, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Frg7lf sfroel.
HERMEs Lodge q Perfection, l4th; No. 1,
szted Comm IN lcsItious ID Wednesday night
o. each m0uLh. Henry p. WcodBrd, 8zd c..
LIaENaS y. AstETliL. lahsAs sec.
MrrHRAs LoJEe Of Perfection. ista.; No. 2.
Neats 81 " -dnesday Of each month George
Nelersh, sd O.. NJ; A. l.. Fran klans 32d,
CasrpFfIk cuuncil ofPrf noes or Jerusalem, ,I8lh
No. D. Benz. X. Pulen, sd, Tarsh'.; -
.-, Sec.
UaLvARY C'fIAFrER Or Rose CroIX, 1sth., No. 1
Charies ". Adams, %, NJ. w. n. T. Tom
Iinsou, 82f, Sec.
PHrLrPPE DUPLEssErs Coubeil Of E-h, 8oth.,
No D. Henry p N'OefisFli, 3D., Comm.
william y. Cirode SD. Rec e.
CoNsTsTuEY OF " Esr TE,So EssEE, I'D John
Aiuslie, ed-, Couu-'. In Chlefi Dodge g.
Trader, sd, Reg. -.. ..
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Architect and Engineer.
JOHN K. WINcHELLr
Ar Q III IT D q T

BY Second Street.
DLANS and specifications for all de9Crip-
/ uons or private aud public buildings FUR
nished on short not lce
EaToa-iing Oh Old buildings also attended
70. Specimens Of work can De seen al The
orFice "a above All KINDS OF building opera
tI0us su periureD Dded iu person nCTiD in
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Isl--The name Of this Company is THE HART
FORD FIRE Insurance COMPAEY. and Is
located at Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
2d-The amount OF Capital stock II. 81 900 0CO 90
3d-Tbe amount Of Capital Stack
Daid M. 90 600 %
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u r o p o S A l. s

OFFICE DEPoT AND DIsBURsISd QUARrERA'R,(
ATLANTA, GA October 3, 1867 I
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until
l2 m, FRIDAY, october II, 1867, at which time they
will be opened for supplying the United States Quar-
teTmastpT's Department with
2B 900 PUU DIS CUT NAILS.
$4,000 SHINGLES,
The nails to be OF good brand, assorted sizes, from
Sd to 2Od., including about 10000 pounds Finishing
Hails-ths whole to be delivered at the Depot Quar-
termABters btorehouse, Forsyth street. Atlanta Ga,
The Shingles to DO sawed, heart pine or poplsr, K
IS inchss-sound and free from sAp-to be delivered
at the Swift Race Track in the city Of Atlanta.
Bids will BE- made for each article separately.
Bids must be In tTplieSte with copy Of This Ad
yeTtisement attached to esch, and bear the ndorse
ment Of two responsible persons who arc willing to
become surety for the bidder 10 the event Of the con
tract being awarded to him. Proposals not comply
ing with the requirements Of this advertisement will
be elected,
the opening Of the bids
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all The bids
Proposals should DO addressed to the undersigued
aud indoTsed on the envelope "PIoposalsfor the de-
livery Of Nails and Shingles.
BY order Of Brcyst BrigAditr General R. sGxton,
Chief QuArtermasteT. "
II. j. FARNswORTH,
First Lieut. saith Infantry, A. A O NJ,
Ws.S In charge Of Depot,
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

oerOBER CouRr-sgcoSD DAr-The court opened
| at III O'Clock yesterday morning The following
persons awaited arraig under Indictment: Ran.
dali Rainey, nuis.nee; Randall RAiney, assault and
battery; Mary odoll, petit larceny; Richard Pair
bridge, assault and battery; WIN. Blackwell. WIN.
Mshony' riot Noryai Robiusop .ssauIt nd bsttsrs
Matte True, nuisance Martha Williams. petit lar.
eeny; ALA strong, assault ind battery; EdwArd
larceny Andrew vsiteh. ssssuit and battery Al.
gust Behrond, grand larceny Samuel Proctor, aiding
prisoners to .e.pei Samuel Proctor, grand srceny;
Robert Wade, aiding prisoners TO cape; John n.
Deyaughn, acting as agent without license; wm II.
Price, 70 onious burning Joseph 0heen assault and
battery; Daniel Moody, petit larceny Terry Ryan,
nuisance.
Tho case Of Samuel Proctor, eh,rgsd with picking
the pocket Of G. hewitt. at the o,'eus last month,
trst came up; and after examination Of the tsst-
moey, the isry found verdict Of guilty. As they,
unde the Virginia law, ht the punishment, they
sentenced him to the penitentiary for ave years
Joseph Brodsrs was appointed one Of the Board Of
ceased. Martha Ells DsSsugha was esosss guardian
oil addison ", DsysuSsp: Ths license heretotore
City Hotel, was transferred 10 W. II. Fran.is.
TINS RADICAL NoxsArIoS. The 0aIett. say. IN.
action Of whAt 10 termed the "sEeeutivs com mttss
Of the various Radical clubs OF this city And eouny
In making a nomination for delegate to the state
constitutional convention, was rspudiat.d by three
Of the four clubs Of the city last night Msstin,s
we're held In all the wards, bat In tue Third ward
alone was the nomination Of the "o"mmlttee'' Iati-
Hed the others not only repudatins It, bat d-olar-
Ing their determination to support John Hawxhurst.
THE Box CANE -JSssph Campbell and John
White both oUored, were arrested last night charged
with felcniously obtAinios tl5 Ia money from
termed 'ths box game - and thus mornips sxamis-d
before Justice Beach, VII committed them TO IAil for
trial before the county court.
CRY HorEL The lease Of the City hotel, with
Mr.. Robt Rsinsy by Mr.. W II. Francis, Of Loadoua
county who has taken possession, aud will In few
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ALLEGED Yesterday
morning Mr.. P, LeiEsar, of Montgomery county,
Nd, was arrested In the Centre Market by Ser.
geant Johnson, having in his possession a horse
said to be the property Of Mrs, Ann Fennersoy,
residing at Bailey's Cross Roads, Va. 1t seems
that the animal was stolen two years since, and
nothing was seon Of the horse until yesterday,
when the animal was recognized by James Fen.
nersey-hence the arrest Mr.. Leizear, who |.
the sheriff Of Montgomery county, is a gentle,
man of irreproaohablo reputation, and ho states
that he got the horse 4 twelve month since in a
trade. The gentleman was admitted to bail In
tho sum of 5000, and huRl hearing will be had
on Thursday morning
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ORPHANS CoURr-Judge Purcell.-The
semi. weekly session Of the Orphans Court, ysser.
day, transacted the following businessi
rHE BLANK CHICK cAsR.
The case OF Reed vs. Brown, was passst over until
Saturday next
THE pEvArdHS WILL CASE
The appeal from the judgment Of the Court In this
case admitting the will to probats was allowed by
the Cour'.
The Court said that In granting the probate he did
30 wa ~, sfacs doubts a. to Its Propriey The cas-"
shonld have been taken down In writing 80 as to be
sent to the appellate court part Of the proceedings
could not be tskes unlss; within three DAY after the
or gihal jadg uent, which three days had expired
soms time bsi,re appeal prayed. He AVE the bene.
to ob.truct Ia the slightest degree any proceeding
which would submit the question involved TO the
decision OF an appellate eourt
LAST WILL AND TEsrAxRSr.
The last will and testament Of John W. Psgg, late
Of the arm Of Harris PeRg, No. 800 Peunsy Ivania
avenue, made Juue Is, 1867, In the presence Of J.
Shining. NV Yount, and O. @ Mills was presented
for probate, and partially proved.
The testator beguesthes the bulk Of his estate to
George Quick, 10 trust for the sole aud separate
we'll He bequeaths to Mrs Bond sum, hereafter to
be asee tained, for her care Of him during his life
leaves his p.rtnar his tools and his uncle Randall
Pegg, life estate in lot 8, square 449; and names
Benedict D. Milburn as his executor.
APPRAIsEEESrs.
The apprAisoments Of the aun al value Of the real
estate o. tne ofpnhns OF henry Weber, estimating the
same at tlIt also, OF the annual value Of the estate
Of Patrick and May Mallory, estimated At s72 also,
Of the personal estate Of Theresa Hill, deceased con-
si.ting Of wearing apparel, he valued At sl0l were
died In the court
ACCOUNTS.
Accounts OF James Green, guardian Of John Mayer;
Of the persoBal estate Of John W williams deceased
by his executors and the first aud final iministra-
ion accounts Of the same, hltd In due Of
proeeedings
INFORMATION ASKED
A gentleman asked the ad wee OF the court upon
the following state Of facts e Is guardian OF sew
sTA chi dreh who have real estate portion Of
the profits Of which have bein Invested In stocks
Now paving taxes have become due The guardian
desired to know whether he should sell portion Of
the stock or Of the real estate, to pay this tax.
The Court said that ts whole pc sopal estate must
b. ehau ted before the real estate could be touched
and granted an order for such sale.
A young man asked the assistance Of the court In
securing some STOCK to which he was entitled in q
Georgetown bank II appeared that the shares were
registered at the bank In the Of Fullerton,
dian Of two wards. One Of the wa, ds died IN 1854
and the other Of age. IL the applicant The bank
he SAID wished evidence Of the death Of his father
aud brother and Of his brirship.
TIE Court took his an lavt as to the death Of his
brother aud directed thai certified copy OF the all.
dayis and also OF tho letters OF administration his
fathers estate be furnished him.
The court then adjourned until noon on Saturday
next,
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WoRKTNGMES's MEErIEd.-Last night O
meeting OF house carpenters and other working
men was held at Union Hall, corner Of Eighth
and streets, to listen to addresses from mem.
bers Of the Workingmen's Assembly, and Others
favorable to the eight-hour movement.
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.
james II. Reed, Of tho Carpenters Association,
to the chair, and the first speaker announced
was Donald McCathran, esq, who spoke at great
length In favor Of the eight-hour system, and
asserting that nothing could DO done unless
workingmen agitate the question. Labor and
capital, he argued, should go hand In hand to
gether, and while labor piled up its products
capital can do nothing without labor.
Mr. j. @. Judd was next introduced and de.
livered an eloquent and able address In advocacy
Of eight hours as legal days work, and In con.
clusion urged every workingman to stand solid,
and by combination the time would soon arrive,
doubtless, when eight hours would be the law Of
the land.
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New Book SroRE.-Mr. Samuel G. Bar
bour, No. 1878 Seventh street, between II and l.
has opened q new book store, and has on hand q
large and complete assortment of school and
blank books, stationary In all its variety mis-.
cellaneors and religious works. Tho periodicals.
and newspapers Of the day can always be oh.
tanned at his store. Mr.. Barbour has supplied
want long felt in the Northern Liberties, and
his we'll known energy will be sure to meet q
cordial support from our citizens in that section
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, filled with the cur.
rent news Of the day, can be had at his counter
early every morning.