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LOCAL n EWS.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY l.
CLASSIFICATION OF JUSTICES. The Court

CLASSIFICATION OF. JUSTICES. The Court
this morning made the following classification
OF Justices for the remainder of their term
JULY. Mckenzie, T. ). j.; Samuel Beach,
john Moore. aa i
August Mckenzie, P. j.; P R. Evans,
S. B. Corbet
September Mckenzie, P j.; w H.
Berkley, John Slater:
October-L Mckenzie, P j.; J. R John
ston, John Summers.
November-L Mckenzie, P j.; R. Bell,
". w. White
December. Mckenzie, P j.; P G.
Uhler &. G. Wade
January-L. Mckenzie, P j. Robt. Bell,
W. N. Berkeley.
February. Mckenzie, P. J H. Febrey,
j. i. Dyson
March,. Mckenzie, P j.; J. Cotton, c.
W. Nowland
April Mckenzie, P.J.; L. D. Harmon,
?. G. Uhler.
May: Mckenzie, P. j.; J. T. Taylor,
W. w. White
June-L Mckenzie, P J. Samuel Beach,
John Summers-all the Magistrates.
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The WEATHER has been very warm for the
last three days The thermometer stood in
the shade, at noon, to-day, at $50, and in the
sun, this morning at Q o'clock, the mercury
stood at 110o.
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WHITE LINEN Duck AND DRILLING SUITS,
for gentlemen at various prices, from s. to SIS
per suit, at S. DEALHAMs lO6, King street.
ie 2T-2aWtt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. There were ehteen
marriage licenses Issued from the Clerks Of
fee of the County Court of this county, during
the month OF June
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BALLs.-1t will be seen by reference to 40
advertisement 10 to.day's Gazette that grand
ball will be held tonight at the Potomac
Gardens, and festival and ball there on the
4th instant
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SECOND NARD-We hope that not white
citizen of the Second Ward, who is entitled to
register, and can do so, viii fail to attend to
Grr,
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Just received a fine assortment Of Linen
Suits from 50 50 to $3.50; also Summer Cas-
simcre Suits at 5000, at
GEORGE s. RosENHAUM'
nv 30 10 King street
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Gentlemen in want of CLOTHING, will find
TIE best and the cheapest at S. DEALHAM S,
1O6. King street. ie 27-2aWtf
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Just received, 200 LINEN AND CASHMERE
Boys SUITS, at s. DEALHAM's, LOG, King
street. je 27-2aWtf
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my 80

10000 Paper Collars, Glace and Imitation
Linen at - cents per box at
GEORGE 8. RoSENBAUM' s,
NV 80 TO King street.
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DEEDS. twenty deeds were admitte d
TO record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court of this county, during last month.
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VI AT THE

POTOMAC GARD E n,
ON MONDAY EVENING, JULY l, 1867.
provided the weather is fayorable)
Superior Music has been engaged for the oc-
casion.
Tickets, to admit a Gentleman, IS cts; Ladies
free To commence ut o clock.
D- No improper persons admitted. the
strictest order will be preserved.
je 22-2t HERBNER s. PORTNER.
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BY J. II. PARROTT-AUcT1o

GiHESAPEAkE & OHIO CANAL BONDS
y FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTlON:
On THURSDAY. the 3Cth Day of Ma, lS?I,
at Y clock m in front Of the Court House, in
the city Of AleXandris, Va, the undersigned
as Commissioners Of the Circuit Court Of Alex
undr::, county, Va, under authority OF q decree
entered at the February Special Term 1857, OF
said Court, IL the cause or the Board OF LEo!ic
Works OF Virginia. plaintiffs. vs.. Solden, with
ers & Co., ct Al., defendants, will Offer for sale
81 public suction, $1,000. .,,, .,,,,-
/ lsrrc amouf.t Of the BONDS OF TIE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL co.
Terms ofSrie 81 600 cash, residue on wei!
ead"r.ed "@&o"'f .9 Wr e * yF m2gH62HS ''aF"*
:. FERGUS BEACH,
NH o---on,s Commissioners
The above sale IS postponed TO THURSDAY,
August lst, when It will take Lace at Il O'Clock
ln, in front OF! the Mayors Othcc, AteXandr!a
my "l--cotS
yrALIrABLH POTOMAC LAHD Fol-
: SALE-I?y virtue Of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of WcstmorcNnd county. Va, IN the
suit Of Stuart trustee, vs.. kinZcr and others, !!
as Commission in said decree appointed, VIII
proceed to sell, on the 22d DAY OF july
i8J7. at the Court House. in Westmorcamd
county. Va, ut public auction. to the hlgnG-t
bidder, that wc!i-known TRACT OF LAND,
in the decree lnen.ioned called
$ / q \ G w O Q D. >
This fine estate lies III the county Of West
oFead, l4ea;Ite!{ o.: lne otoit a5 Pn|.
pounded on Two sues o? liza. I.'g " az 0po
CreeH. nc ':aE' 1"~ior ~ fr
HS'5l,i eu ~ ,S on ;hn craol, snI
open open ''t Tio o' in;d j. Of cSrcnn nnaIitv and
adapted - Ill the staple crops Of the country
S"'!Sto l. q: tiaG "oV II,tr Va co"1 wood AMI
INC Sn % ,1 1ttii, oUT t5n ar'
o5'LcL Cow" -; S; -.
'oU!." IL ''''D>' --S'' "''"
t!.c' !: 'TIti5 Ut' +,i. ~ Ioc,,st ,nLcr
body OF pine chcith!t OAK ana Iocu|T f [nH ;,I'
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Il RICATING OILS.
WILLIAM Ii. IRWIN,
No. 5, SOUTH UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
AGENT FOR THE

AGEAT FOE TIE co,,n,Nv
VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL COMPAN y
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Is prepared to furnish railroad companies ana
9th crs with the Lubricating Oils Of said COM
pany. These Oils are used on all kinds OF ma
chineryr such Ms Railroad mill, cotton lafsory;
hisbly approved, and will be sold at very low
rates. All orders promptly attended to. lap D
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C0PARTNERSRlP NOTICES.


We, the undersigned, have this day dissolved
copartnersnip, by mutual consent The bust
Dess hereafter will be conducted By E. LAW
RENEE TUESON.
LITTLETON WRITER'S
+. LAWRENCE TOLSON.
April %, 1867
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LIN EHI
lILLIN Err !

I:G EIIIG STREET. $50
! would inform ny customers ana the l2dieS
generally, that J haze this day opened com
; NIlLI%NET AID STRAW. GOODS,
which will be offered ut greatly reduced prices,
Having ii! tho facilities fer CITING the ntcsi
novelties - nv 'in" I shall keep constantly an
assortment Of BONN Els, in Grape, Illusion.
Sitl:4nd Straw, and OF various shapes, such rs
r j. PKE&S. VLUTQRIAS, "
BLsCE CROOKS, N AKGUEHITAS; sc.
And HATS in lrpqIets, fromen"tes, Fleet
wipg= iicnric,i:l- an ocltAg
SGEGiiAUti5 and INFANTS HAT>i also
panGuuts upd Ornaments
i5usie and Crystal trimmings, 70 which !
woi;id cali especial attention.
Bridal Veil. and y|'reu.h4 made It. short 10
e Gcntlemyu's Hats B'eacled Pressed and
Dyed. AK0. :. /: - Mf0O-N'
No. 80, King, near Washington a.,
y. S.-Ordcr3 promptly attended t.. 30
oubln to show goods. my 1T
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GAZETTE BOOK
A N D
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

A D
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Inns office having recently added greatly to Its
assortment of
JOB TYPE,
IS now full prepared to execute
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK,
WIN neatness and dispatch, and on the most
reasonable terms. All in want of
CARDS,
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER.HRADs,
PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, SC.
would do well Ito give us call. iv1
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GOLD.
New YORK, July 1.-Gold to-day, 1881,
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COUNTY LEvY-All the Justices having
been summoned at this term of the County
Court for the purpose of making the County
Levy, concluded their labors this morning
on real estate. The amount to be levied for,
fixing the capitation tax at So and levying no tax
is So, 352, 90 az follows:
Allowances at the last term $4,358 49,.
6 this term LAO 49,.
5,T98 S.
Estimated delnquents and Sher-
ifs commissions. 1858 a.
IS, 352 90.
To meet this there is levied upon
2,7S4 titheables s. EACH viz: SIS, 352 CO..
The allowance for Justices services for the
year was $6S7.
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COMMISSION MERCH.

COMMISSION MERCHANT, ....
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HAY, FLOUR AND FEED.
(Liberty HalD No. 50, Cameron st.
The undersigned is glad to inform his old
customers that though h S loss occasioned so re-
Gently by fire has impeded his business to a
great extent that he is now prepared, having
replaced the Implements that wero consumed:
TO fill any orders for articles in his line they may
need f LAWRENCE FOLSOM,
an C3---
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IMPROVE YOUR ETESIGHT


DIX. WHITES 4 : Z " AIEN
Takes a. once the Ecsc rank among Al optAai-
mics yet known, and has proved to be the
greatest blessing to thousands Of sufferers IN
Eur0ne for over twenty years. 1t cannot be too
highly Recommended to all men Of business, e.
pcciHIIy to ban: Nnd other officers, h0olI,,EeeP-
CTS clerks, arIHans, and al! SUch rs are oOIigca
10 #or. llucn by artificial light, or fire; and %
ladies mach On E"ged in reading or fine needle
WORK; Il viii not only strengthen and improve
weak eyes but speedily cure all intiamma:Ion,
cold, or lamcnesS OF the cyelids, and, also; re-
move the beginning cataract, and positively m
Mailed to any address upon receipt OF one dol.
lar For sale by JANNEY s. CO.,
No. l45, King 81.
And by all Druggists. jan lit
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NY 80
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. Having
= become the Administrator, with the will
annexed of JOHN BAYLEI, Esq, late of
Prince William co , Va, l request all persons
having claims against his estate to present them
to me, and those owing the estate to pay the
amounts due. JOHN N. ORR,
Administrator of John Baylcy, decd,
lie 20-2aW3M I4eesburg. LoudOun CO. Va
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0UANO.--No. Peruvian Guano Just received
VI and Cor sale hy
IL l. VIM II. IRWIN.
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This fine estate lies III the county Of West
morcnnd, inlnediatc!y or the Potomac, and Is
bounded on two sides by that river and Popc>
Creek The tract contains upwards Of sixteen
hundred acres Of land, :. large portion of the
open land being tIat and lying on thc creek end
river The land is Of excellent quality, and
adaptcd - ali the staple crops Of the country
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r. LA WHENCE FOLSOM,

April %. 1867
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07

shawl worn threadbare. She is an old
habitue of the place. Year after year she
has sat by this table. Many thousand
francs she has won and lost. She is low
down now, and will be lower soon-in the
grave. Her voice is sepulchral hollow,
as if sounding from tomb She has six
dollars in the corner of dirty handker-
chief she plays and every one is lost,
then leaves the table, walks round the
room, mumbling to herself, her bent form
and trembling limbs attracting for mo-
ment the eyes of all around her. She
goes to the door, looks out upon the star
lit sky, but sees no beauty there-no hand
divine beckoning her upward to Il purer
sphere. There has been time in her life
when heaven was nearer than perdition.
If there are voices still calling her to a
better life, she does not hear them or she
is perverse- towards them, for she turns
toward the table, raises her arm over the
shoulders of the crowd around the table,
losses down a dollar, and wins two.
Her bleared eyes gleam once more. For
a moment there is a hysterical movement
of the toothless jaws and a sepulchral
laugh at this unexpected luck, and though
it is near midnight, she sits down to the
table to recover the losses of the evening.
We leave her there and hasten to escape
from such a suburb of the bottomless pit,
where heart and soul and conscience
where all that is sweet, tender, lovely, pure
and holy in this life, where all hope of
heaven, of JOY and bliss in the life to come
are burnt out of the heart by the unquench-
able flames of passion for play devouring
the frequenters of the place
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Silk Farms and Villages.
HOW SILK Is MADE IN LOMBARDY


A writer in the London Star, discOursing
of the romance of silk Dress describes
a visit to the silk factories of Lombardy
The Lombards are considered the most in
dustrious people in Italy, and they appear to
like work for it's own sake, as some people
like dancing. They are the Yorkshiremen of
Italy. They have little or nothing to do with
dolce far niente of the Tuscans, and they know
what it is to have winter once a year, an
advantage to which the Neapolitans are not
accustomed The Lombards have no ldssar-
oni. Their vagabonds are all organ-grinders,
and they have the good sense to send them
out of the country soon as possible
Foremost among the workers OF Lombardy
are the silkworms golden-colored caterpillars,
imported from Japan in the shell and hatched
in Lombardy. The valleys abound in null
berry trees, called "gelsi, which secure a
rich and abundant silk-harvest in the spring
of the year; and almost all the landed pro-
prietors, including the inhabitants OF the
small towns and villages, are connected IN
some way or other with the rearing Of silk
worms, the eggs by charcoal fires OF other
wise, and feeding the wonderful little insect
on the much-loved mulberry leaf
In one of the workrooms which we visited,
says the writer, we saw hundreds of reams
of caterpillar eggs, all waiting to be hatched.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07
SCENE IN A GAMING HOUSE IN GERMA

SCENE IN A GAMING HOUSE IN GERMANY.
"Carleton " writes to the Boston Jour-
nal from Wiesbaden
Thousands of pleasure-seekers are
walking in the grounds around the hursaal
or public gaming house. We steal across
the square, planted with magnificent lin
dens, where are fountains playing, and en-
ter the building beneath an imposing por-
tico If we wish to play at hazard there
are men in gorgeous livery ready to take
our hat and cane. We enter a spacious
lofty hall, its roof supported by fluted col
umns, its ceiling ornate with stucco, in
golden panels, with frescoed walls, damask
divans, oaken floors, waxed and polished.
This is the great dancing saloon, where,
from nine O'Clock this Saturday evening
till the break of day on Sunday morning.
the waltz and the quadrille will be kept
up. There are coffee-rooms and restau-
rants, and two or three thousand persons
are sitting beneath the trees in the park,
listening to the music of the band, slipping
coffee and eating ices, supplied from these
rooms.
There are four great saloons radiant
with light-four restless, anxious throngs
of men and seated, standing,
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

For one Square of l2 lines less Of Nonparei type
insertion, $l00 for each subsequent errirn IS
cents Unless the number OF ed
the advertisements will he continued till ordered
Liberal discount made merchants and others
ing BY the year.
Probate and Commissioners Notices, S2.o0 each
For notices Liherations Estrays. Formation
Dissolution of CopartnershIps, so
insertions, IL by mail the money accompany
the letter.
Notices in columns 10 per lire each insei
ton, but no charge made of less than SO cents.
Notices of Desths aud Marriages inserted gratis bu
extended Obituary Notices Poetry will be charged
the rate of five cents per line.
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tunity of showing that we sympathize with
it, that we desire to aid in its work and
let US acknowledge that kindly feeling with
which we desire to recognize institutions
such as this. l ask you now to testify to
your share in that feeling by drinking with
me bumper toast to the prosperity of
The Newspaper Press Fund"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-08-07

A country editor, who received severe
- hoist ;, BY treading on a fragment of melon
peel in New York city, has commenced
series Of letters to his Journal, headed " My
Trip on the Rhine
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From the Toledo Blade.
Nasty.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH, WITH PORTRAIT OF
NASBY.
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rnr nIsr0EERY OF THE ZOE.
IMsEY's MAGTC SOAP.

Avo material which has ever been discovered
y nos sdeoied greater benefits In the house
hold q onomy than
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE pAILY APPEL


Except for the movement OF cotton currency
was scarce IL Is as oincult 70 negOuale paw.
IS Il has been Ior months, and We can iesfn9
sut only four instances where snythlne ~ ~
line, eNceptin the way Of renewals mas oc-
c rred- Cotton bills, however, are Eaken L5oeL
ally as usual, and there seems 70 pe no Laeh
currency when choice s,ges s,b 9.is our last.
Gold opened in New YORK ~ lSot
noon had advanced % l39c me oug.ns
here was steady at lSa9lS'Eci seAAHs Ia
amounts At lH90l3oc-
Silver, ES0lac buying. -
There Is very little city scrip presented LOT
ale RrorerS oTer g2aSqc, and sell At 49S4lc-
Counfv warrants are weaker to-day, and
some broker refused to buy az eSe, others
however, not so well supplied, would pSy tnst
5Po5ce ssrio 3 scarce aad IN demand. Dealers
offer &c, and ssnatHic-
III has been but a lew days since we stated
that 4 DRAFT had been drawn on a New York
bNnk. IN payment Tor a newspaper in Texas.
which dran bore the signature orc. p. Norris,
Esq., Cashier Of the First National Banko OF this
city. Mr. Norris has been gan nouned OF
similar drafts, ~purportng % be drawn by the
bank. which have been cashed at The Third anu
seventh National Banks OF New York city.
The extent to which these forgerles have been
carried is. OF course. unknown as yet but Trey
have extended back some months MI MOTIFS
has taken such measures As VIII pnt 2 SOD 70
the further circulation ofthe audule oIAlts
A New YORK sunday paper gives q lstoL men
in that city who have made large fortunes D9
the war Il occupies four columns,
~ nN@AAAAAAA ~ A--
on Wednesday, &c appears mat me oeD6 oea
ing cnin interest has Increased N-sia,oO size
me- ID ~ O-fober- The debt bearing currency
interest has decreased S4,S8,O4O. IN malurEQ
debt not presented for payment has increased
Ug.21 The debt bearing no interest," has de-
80 - sZSlsae IS. The total debt has de-
creased sA.Ss5,5O7 So
~ Louis exchange says, In reference 70 the
finances Of Missouri " Eut II lsVeTy strange
that a nlain. clear, and satisfactory statement
al ne. ondfron Of the treasury is so difficult
10 Obtain. Three different statements have
been made public within Thirty days, al from
offsIal sources, which disagree in materlaI
points. Can we not have, without delay, from
me treasurer. or some other Official, a ate
meut which can be relied upOn, and which
will enable every business man 70 see Just how
the treasury stands There Is a reasonable
nubfc desire 70 know the acts. Mr. Bishops
wall street letter. which proved to be incorrect
has led 70 general inquiry. We rejoice Lhat
i've coupons nave been psid, and heneNe unat
a full aud frank statement would decldel.y
benefit the state credit, by showing inal the
Stale is now able 70 meet Hts future opilss-
tons %
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Wagnn and Carriage Material

loneeIed Daily BY WOOdDurn, smith a Co.
Noz rs and us Green street, 81. Louis.
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RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
Redueffnn Of Passenger Tariff.
From MEMPHTs .

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 1sT, 1867, the
" rates OF fare from Memphis 20 the Vsfi-
Gus Stations will be as tOliows:
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ASH TIr.lr FACULTY.
70. ". JOBEsroS.A.B., Presidents
Of Ancient Languages
orWAI B. YOUNG, Alb, Profeseo
matios;
COLIN McKIEEET. AM, Professc
and Moral Science and Englh
This Institution was reopened
and bias reached = state Of Der
cheney. Nest Annual Session =
July IS, 1857. and viii consist OF N
weeks each.
CbARHES-EnRlish and Msth1
SIS and SO per Term, Each Lang
per Term. Contingent fee 81 So usz
Excellent board, including roouA
ing and Light, SIS per month.
All necessary apparatus will ben
OOnveyance from Lafayette Sta5
con, Wednesdays and Saturdays
We, the Trustees, have determt
this a INST class Academic Insiitan
LIST. The scholarship, experiences
Of our faculty. 3
I'd. The elevated tone az our cO1y
Sd. The healthful locality, reno
eOrrupting Influences and vices .
stu. Favorable prices VIII 4
achieve this success.
President Boaru.Dr CT
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AS L~IVERMOORE,
G, P OAKLEY, Gen1S Superintendent.
General Ticket Agent, n0Nl w
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MoGINSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
II &c a labor saving invention, as well as an IN
vaInabIe remedy in Scurgy. Scaid bead; hIuP-
toms of The kin anu Plies DanuluA Is re,
moved nom the head, the Teeth Whitentd anu
ejssns d.. Plaie and Jewelry cleaned, STAINS
sfeciuaiiv removed from Carpets turnlluIe,
.CIof6Ss Paint. VRrnish or Marble win tne
greetes9 AGILITY and witnopttnJnry % tne ma
fey5eI Il h a great saving OF Time ana laoOf
in ySashing clothes II is the only known soap
which viii wash Elannels with the ease OF COT
Ton or linen without fulling or ~hrink1ng All
these important objects can be effected without
tninrv 10 the skin or the most delicate laorlcA
n no-sesees no deleteriOus qualities Whatever
Tbe world is challenged TO produce a soap
which possesses SO many valuable properties
end which is 50 InnocuouB and safe. It's a
horas Invention and de1es competition IN any
mari OF the world. Il has become necessity
r. Nemphis, aid its use is rapidly spreading
througb@ut the south, and eventually VIII ex-
lend over the Yankee states, North and south
america, EUROPE, Asia, Africa and Oceanies,
Manufactured solely by q. r me8lmSeyi Mem
Minis. Tenn, and sold at the following places IA
Inc eify at wholesale and retail: fage q o 8,
Dranis. Taylari5 Drug store Poplar street;
Riue-ia corner of Third and Adams OlNef q
CAS- DeSoto Block, Madison street; VIII soon
he found al any respectable family grocery or
5rng sore. The proprietor is determined that
ifs 1nanufacture shall keep paee with tne rap
extending demand for Its use. aulb