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WASHINGTON, October 26. Gen
ihomas report to Gen. Grant on the
subject Of the municipal election at
Nashville, will be published on Monday
IL comprises the correspondence. by tele-
graph between officers, 1 nreply TO ipoui.
ries respecting his duty. Gen. Grant
explicitly Informed Gen. Thomas that his
duty was TO prevent collision. II Brown
low should issue an order declaring in
surrectlon or invasion 70 exist. and too
Formidable TO be put down bv State
troops, and ask aid from the UnitsJ
States, then aid should be given. Cen
Thomas was not 10 interfere or meddIs
ia political differences, but il thus ealIa6
on legally to interfere, his duty was
plain, The conclusion Ofthe report is in
Thomas own language 'FThe election
is over all quiet"
The President has issued q proclama-
ton recommending that the 18th dav of
November be observed as q day of ma.
tional thanksgiving.
The monthly debt statement for the
present mouth will show a contraction
OF 81, 900, 900 currency.
Fractional currency printed during tha
week, S572,320; shipped, S572644 M
tional bank currency issued S5l Sun. !
currency redeemed and DESTROYED s92z
800. Receipts for customs for wet and
ing 18th, s., SIS, 76S.
Receipts Of internal revenue for the
week are $3.50, 272, for the fiscal wear 10
ATLANTA, october SIS colcrod
delegates are elected to the Alabama
convention.
L~oUIsSILIE, October 26.-River on =
stand.
New ORDEANs October 2S.-Yerow
fever interments u. Heavy rain
weather cool .eitr n
RICHMOND, October 27.-The official
returns indicate the election Of 80 CON-
sentative and 90 Radicals, Is of the latter
colOred. Sixty-fve counties give 7O.777
for and 445,95O against the Convention /
A number Of counties yet to be heard
from. The polls closed in Richmond AZ
one O'Clock Thursday morning, with 40s
majority for Huhnie1t.
Mr.. Gilmer's protest holds that the
Of the supplemental blu which
provides that thirty days public notice
shall be given OF the time Of holding
elections, limits the general 70 tho time
designated in his order. He also de-
1OuDees the shameless frauds brought
about by Col. Raze, superintendent Of
elections.
Considerable excitement is caused by
he fact OF two citizens Of Richmond.
me 8 prominent tobacco manufacturer,
ordered by 8 vigilance committee
{ negroes to leave the city in forty-eight {
Their offence was violent opposi5l
70 the R8dieei ticket. 3
RICHhoSD, October 26.-John H GIL T
aer nied with Gen. schofeld a formal
rotest, as q resident Of Richmond :
g@lnss the counting Of any vote recorded
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PHOTOGRAPHIC MARKETs

NEW ORLEANS, October 26.-Sales to-
day 1900 bales OF cotton. Prices active.
Low middling I8c. Receipts S97, exports
324 bales. Flour buoysnt. Superfine
SO 25t611 %, choice extra S1S so. Corn,
market nearly bare. Stock remaining,
sold at Sl9I %. Oats, stock reduced.
Prices advanced Sc. Pork very dull at
S24 81. Bacon unchanged. Lard, prime,
in t~isrces, 14+c. Gold ~; Sterling 5240
So ; New York sight drafts f64c. prem.
CINCINNATI, October 26.-FlOur firm,
shade higher family Sl1 1922 90.
Wheat held 395c higher. Oats firm,
zoe. Rye firm, 81 As. Barley, 81 3OG
81 IS. Tobacco active. Cotton firm and
buoyant middling 1Se. Whisky un-
changed, Pork held firmly $50 so. Ba-
con shoulders 13}G14c T; clear sides III
lSc. Lard, I24c. Hogs 797 gross.
Cheese steady. 14l@15c. Coffee dull.
Glover Seed dull, 81 756S 90; Timothy
duh, 81 40; Flax, 81 25. Potatoes, s. 90.
@3 %. Weather mild and spring-like.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-TObacco steady
and unchanged. Flour unchanged.
Wheat firm, 81 S592 20. Corn firmer,
81 10; mixed 81 1l9I II. Oats firmer,
64966c. Barley firm, 81 3G61 80. Rye
steady, 81 1901 424. Pork dull and
lower 81 IS. Bacon lower; shoulders,
l3ic; clear sides, l7lc. Lard, I2lc.
LOUISVILLE, October 25. - Tobacco
sales A hhds, s5@17. Wheat steady,
81 So. Corn dull, shelled, 81 O5;
new ear. zoe, bulk. Oats, bulk, zoe. Flour
quiet su~perine, IS so. Mess Pork de-
clined to 81. Lard dull, I3lc. Bacon
steady shoulders, 14}c; clear sides, Isle.
New YORK, October 26.-Cotton, firm
but less active sales to-day, 200 bales
uplaBds, 20@204e. Flour, 10000 better,
but less active. Whisky, quiet and
steady. Wheat, scarcely so active.
Rye, frmer 81 67@1 So. Corn, Ic bet
ter; mixed western, 81 1901 As. Oats,
better, sO@s2lc. Rice, dull. Coffee,
dull. Sugar, more active; Cuba, lilo
l23c. MOlRsses, quiet; Cuba, 4S653c.
Pork, dull and heavy S2l IS.
New YORK, October 26.-Money
GOT on call loans. Sterling
SECS. Gold 4Ii. Exports Of specie to-
day, S67 900. Government stocks quiet,
1901; 1905 1908. Stocks, quiet.
Receipts at Sub-Treasury 81, 500. 342 pay
ments 81, S62 COZ; balance STA, 63I pa.
Bank statement is more favorable than
expected Loans 1886, $40, rs decrease
753, 1913. Specie S66I ,I64; decrease ST.
l5T,s46 Circulation $50, s59, OsO = de-
sos, go.
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At any prseinot anst sunas. on wsdnes.

at any precinct after sunset on wednes-
day evening.
LONDON, October 29-EVeuing.-Fe-
nisn trials are In progress at Manchester.
The trial Of Grove is completed-yerdict,
not guilty. Mugridge, who confessed
that be shot 0fDorneli, was discharged
after e INSTRUMENTATION, there being no
doubt in the mind Of the Court but that
he was hopelessly insane. The trials Of
the FeniaBs imprisoned at Dublin will
begin on Monday. Gen. Farrold has de-
clined the service Of counsel and will
defend himself. It Is reported that .
man hailing from Dupgarron has turned
States evidence.
LONDON, October 26.-The Tines edi-
torially commends the determination OF
the Government and people Of the
United States in resolving TO pay the
national debt and interest in gold.
No quotations Teeeived from America.
Consols, s4k; SOS, 6sE Illinois Central,
20; Erie, 453; Atlantic and Great West
ern, 254! - Z
Thenews from Italy to-dayi Is startling.
Dlspstches say Garibaldi IL marching on
Rome in two columns in different diFee-
tons. The column under his immediate
control had arrived at Monte Retando, a
ASW hAAe VI 61A III HlEub u NuG 1luLN
City. The PApal troops were retiring
slowly, but eontesting every inch Of
ground sTE z
Bognora was again captured, and is
now held by the G~sribaldians.
The Semi-of1eial Journals are unani-
mOusly Of the opinion that the Italian
affairs are worse than when Napoleon
planned the French expedition in the in
tsrest Of the Pope. ANY
FLORENCE, October 25-Gen. CiaIdfnf
to whom was intrusted the formation Of
the present ministry, has taken decided
grounds.againsti its present instruction. In
official communication he says he re-
CARDS the retention Of Ratazzi to the
prime ministership as conducive to the
best interest of the nation.
PARIS, October 25. - Evening-Dis-
patches state that Garibaldi has gathered
slarge force around him and is ready to
pass the pApal frontier Civita Vecchia
Is in a state of siege.
CARIsEQUT, October %.-The diete Of
Baden to-day by q large majority sane
toned the North Solverein and adopted
8 proposed alliance with Prussia.
LONDON, October 25.-At the New
Market races, HOughton meeting, the
$500 sweepstske was wen by Typhoeus,
the e25 by Pioughboy, and MOntOne
stake by Eastman.
LIVERPOOL, October 26.-Estimsted
cotton sales to-day, 1900 bales prices
Breadstuffs, provisions and pro-
duce unchanged.
PARIS, October 26.-The Aoniteur, in
an official srtiele, says the feet at
received positive orders to sail
for Civita Vecchis.
LIVERPOOL, October 26.-Tt is said
the Royal Bank cannot resume
business, and its affairs are in a helpless
condition.
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n CLOTHING,

Pun and Complies Stock at very low prices.
Gents Winter Pants, from 81 . TO S. a pair;
10 IS each;
ZINE Business Goats. from 81 to IS 50 each;
Mems Hats, from 81 TO 81;
Gents boos and shoes from Panic Auctions.
n selling at a Reduction OF regular prices
ladies' shoes from Auction
Gents Underwear at q Treat Reducffou. trr.
Ribbons, Buttons. Trimming. etc. A fun
and complete stock, are included in our iaIe
purchases and VII be offered stths same low
a dollar savedls two earned. Remember
This, and buy your goods al
ELSONs MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE.
oc%a " Main street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on the even
ing Of the I'D october, at CHRIST Church, Leuls.
vile, ny, by the Rev. Mr.. Thayer, EDWIN 3.
HEWITT 10 Miss ABsA MAUKY,
Thus We perceive one OF tic rairest daughters
II the Falls City has been deprived OF her sin
gle olessedntss by engaging in wedlock and
hat communist bliss known only to those who
been united in the holy bonds OF raatri-
rnony. We heartily congratulate our young
friend Hewitt 81 having secured so beautiful
ands so lovely a bride, and trust their course
through life may be both prosperous and de-
hghtful, and their pathway be always strewn
with roses.
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AGENTS Wanted Everywhere
FOR "FINLEY,S CHURN-DASHER.n-

The FINLEY CHURN DASHER eomhines fully The rquste qualities of simplicity
nd PraAcn uhy, aso pLaceh@ The head OF all other implements for mtarp qr
nnt Of hOuAkeepes very hee, md be regarded one or tn uuhS Uasa5s household uh
d5 and more especially 50 with the peOpeO Of the Southern States who nOW feel so Hesuyh the
need or time money and tO-mnG h1eHh5nL
Remember tatth retail pnceh has been Fixed al FOUR DOLLARYeah ever where. and
that tepT proprietor intends to hold and exerset the exclusive light oths anuacUe and sale
Of Dasher Drthew whole United Jatesa and caunoJ therefore be Obtdued througha any other
than authorized agencies
Remember tina the uhb8Ue pncetO Agents sb been fixed At a figure 70 insure a large
profit tOs such agents may sndeu with industry and tact and that such agents can, wths
saRl1 "a ne HUNDRED to one h9land d9lMSI max E%s @mgt !, @a s5 wLna kS
other pursuits
ReaasT that an, Starring magne mel, whoae willing to pull on coat and roll up
CAN with small capital realize one Wdudp per cent pr9fa very thirty to sixty
days-ndueemente enough. certainly and we are prepared to fer just Euehto he rgh @T Q
men, udIndndd SmeGg hVGT, that no such promises are mode TO "hN mh' Gr he cut@ To-
an1gdenpoyment nd good pay-enpoym@ % menib ohp eantand
g ouns- States, Counties Cities ToEnsa nd 1.-THE Rural Dsr6E-NUhb SoulLE East and West
III before yOn Jan ysLmenI on loot ndo hoSe6ack. o wagon. raEoa1 and s@no1a
hd ready customers. ad you VIII sOn laugh at the lazy oaer" d ereeps anunda all day
bngeytng" hard hness and wOre coming" Young men" accept ne situation to mskego1
overheard "nEep pride" politics" fashion" I'D teams" golden dreams" and adownyl
and take o Of his work tha vim; drive it" ahead ad soon The empty pue viii
FULL nmng Overland memdsW viii spring up By the kgou.
Remember that in addition t0theb gs pTodSt hatt there are WO PRIZES 1t stake and
want Vmt to @tm s or ah OF them Two HUNDRED and FIVE BUNDHED DOLLARS
R11enbSD cal and see usW 0eO o wte for particular with stamp for answer
- j.. &CO,
o1s 82I Main street. Memphis Tenn.
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i nence on the
first Monday In November, and Con.
tluue Six Bars.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
g.. W. DiIahunt enters General Duncan,
br. Z Antelope, by Ava anche, dam Gazette, b.
johnson & Douglas, enter blk. 3 Charlotte
Thompson, by imp. Mickey free, dam Ads
johnson q Douglass enter {. @ Richelieu. by
Task Malone. dam the.dam Of Mugsins, BY
p. Mitchell enters BIZ. c. Egin, by shelby.
dam by imp. Emuei second dam the dam o.
Socks.
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known
dress red, gray and white.
VS.. TremRjne enters s. c. B~ushWhackeF, BY
Lexington, dam By Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner 4 johnson enter br. C. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
G., ". DiHahunt enters Gen. q. W Harding's
b.. 2 Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Priam 3years old.
Iohnson & Douglass enters C. {. by Jack Ma
lone, dam Albino, by imp Albion 3 years
Cen. A. Buford enters br. m. by vandaI, dam
BY imr. Margrave 3 years old dress red, gray
Jobn II, Moran enters Oh. {. Mamie Leteher.
by Australian, dam Lavender b. Wageneri
3 years old.
Z. b. Thomas enters eh. T. Hira, by Lexington,
out of Hegira, by imp Ambassador
Turner < Johnson enters ch. Magazine, By
Australian. dam by Old Wagner.
W. A. Fowlkes euJers dark br c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3 years old.
w.. A. FOwffes euter- b. T. by Nandal, dam
Dutchess de Bern, By imp. Sovereign.
OVRRrON OFE STAKE.
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
white.
J. q. Jones enters 2. m. Maggie English. by
Shiloh, dam Fanny BY Epsilon; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam by Imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sackL
7. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke Of Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagon 7 mars.
". s. Tremaine enters b b. Tom WOrley, by
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress red White
and blue.
Tee entries for this stake were c-osed on the
18th Instant
RACES YET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, for al ages.
Second Day-Second race, two mile dash, for
all ages
Third Day-Cltizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free Tor all ages.
Third Eay-secOnd race, three mile dash, free
for all ages. $500 purse.
Fourth Day-Second race, Bankers purse,
5000, three mile heats, free for all ages.
Fifth Day-Southsrn and Western Turf Con-
grezs stake, four mile heats
sixth Day-First race. Saloon stake, mile
heats, three best In i've, $500 purse, free for all
ages Second race, mile heats for beaten horsts,
to be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. B. FORREST, President
A. D. GIBSON, Secretary. sen
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and ac~qusintznces Of g. r. VII
hanson and family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral ofD. A. WILLIAMSON. from
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street, this, Sunday afternoon. at 2 O'Clock.
Services by the Rev. Dr.. Ford.
D friends and ae~quaintances OF DR.. THoMAs
:. SALE are respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral, from HE residence, No. 1ss Madison
street. this, Sunday morning, at II O'Clock, "
The friends and ac~quaintanees OF j. F. Dowdy
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
ofhis eldest daughter, DAsHA IRENE, from his
residence on fernando road, thi afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
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Notice.

7 the November Term of the County Court
a OF She By county, Tenn, 1 viii apply for
Letters of ADMINISTRATION on the estate Of
Henry Bower, deceased.
Halum & Washington, Attorneys.
oc9 lRwtTe
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Messrs. NIPGEN & REAKIRT, and
of JOHN A. NIPGEN, No.
SIS Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn.

4 SSOCIATED with this House are Messrs.
n h. F. Fsrnsworth, o n G. Reakirt, Rich
ara Brewster, James Boon, George Gourlay and
others, all OF whom are well and favOnably
known in this city and throughout the South
generally, as thorough practical Druggists and
rerrect business men OF long and tried expert
ence. And with our personal knowledge and
familiarity with The wants of our numerous
friends and patrons, and our strict attention 20
business, We are determined TO make this the
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

New and Complete Stock win be opened
and offered ~ Panic Prices
Rememoer, we oner these Goods for THIS
WEEK OALH. as We are confident that the
same goods WILDE worth DOUBLE the Price
we are asking now in ten days.
All our stock is fresh and s~easonable, and
bought during the Panic IN New YORK within
the last two weeks.
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- cnrrEnERArE coNgrITUTIoN.

Inter magnau7 u-5sm ct n'alaDi una o
fnteuut.
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For This Week Only,
Commencing October 2sth.

Best Fast Color Calicos, ~ cents;
: me lara wide Bleached Domestics, l2L cents
Per yard-rlrmer price. 70 cents;
v DOL F~lannels, 80 cents per yard:
Jourtns Kid Gloves, g. Is per pair;
Nhalebone Cousets, 81 . per pair:
q Sonlpiete sock Of Mourning GoUds:
me Brown DOmeStics, l2L cents per yard:
sauhst, Tor Mems and Boys T. Othing. p cents
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS TO the Southern
i Public, We have no hesitaney in asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodne-
tIoA in our markets. In their deyisement they
are purely southern compounded with q
special sdaptitude to the Various types of
stomseio arrangements prevalent In cur
climate.
II is 3 gentle stimulsnt 70 the system after
undergoing a severe Illness.
II Is q cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhes and Cholera Morbus.
II is q preventive for Chills and Fevers-
It Is an invaluable companion for persens
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is a HoME enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
~ sold everywhere.
o. II. EBBERT q CO..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. o Towards Row.
febl0 Memphis, Tenn
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Positive and Unreserred Sale
oBA PLEASANT en-
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
Three Niles East Of the CITY.

WE illssll 10 the highest bidder, Oh Thurs
" Gay Oc. obeT 81, at y O'Clock, al our sales
tooMs 40. 20 Second street, the pleasant ~
9aruan residence occupied By Charles Mccoy,
Esqryest south OF Union avenue. in the desira-
ole oslsnoornood OF Rev. Mr. YCuug. Hr- rs
the city.
TIE place contains about I'VE acres. with a
AMI an orchard OF nnesr fruf ar1}ee -.gcLes
pesfs &c Inc owner - determined 10 eli
NilnonL reserve, aud upOn easy terms. To-sit .
years, with interest NW~ wv
~ EoXsTER, TREZEvAET a CO..
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SINCE SECESSION.

QUEEN Jupiter suit perdere, dementat
priuS.
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"Break" In the New York Markets.

oUE Buyer in New York having bought
curing the recent " Break" a large STOCK OF
foods At Panic Prices, we shal oner
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WINES, LIQUORS
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Ihree-fOurths OF the Profits Returned to
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Stop That COmqh.

Stop That cough.
TNR WILLIAMS Pulmonic Balsam OF Whd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Lessee and Manager -....----W ~ ThOMPs0E
Stage MsnaEer------SHIHLE4 u. FhAHCb
Second week Of our charming litale Ella STAR,
MISS EMILE MELVILBE, who's per-
formances during the past week have
delighted an extensive circle
OF admirers.
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 2Sih, 1857.
Daughter Of the RsGimehe
Josephine Misc EMILE MELVILLE.
with beautiful incidental musie.l
To conclude with the farce Of
STAGE STRUCK.
| Lessee and Manager--.-=H q ThO&Ps2-
Stage MsnaEer------sHIHLE4 u. FhANSb
MospAY EvEsINe. oeToBER 81. ~.
To conclude with the farce Of
STAGE STRUCK.
MISREPRESENTATION COURSE

CHANGE o r TuhE-DOors open at y 20 -
eurtain 10 rise az II precisely.
Prices as usual. Seats may be secured six
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a Meeting, S 6

THE FaiI Meeting over this Course win com
L nence on the
First Monday In November, and Con.
tluHe Six Bars.
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Price, 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.
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Long enough; We.
and QUICKP

Principal Depot for the Southern States for FINLEY's CHURN DAsHER
at the popular China Hal Of BASTLAHD, LLOYD & GILBERT, No
3I Main street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents everywhere.
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FOR SALE.
OUBBINS, GUM & COOYER,
Mill and Lumber Yard

A GENERAL assortment Of Framing Lum-
n Der, Misunderstanding, shee Ing. Flooring.
Ceiling, Shingles and Lath- AlarVe lot or sea-
sOned Oak, walnut, Hickory and Finishing
Lumber on hand.
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Washington Street Planning MIL.

Planning, Saving, Scroll Saving and Turning
done 10 order. Doors, Sash, Newell Posts, Bal
listers and stsir-wOrk on hand and made to
order. oc5 I'm
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punishment Of any other offences than
those s to which power was specially
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PART II.

TIE PAST TEACHING THE PRESENT
AND THE FUTURE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-05

- On Friday morning,
March g. NJ n o'clock, will be sold by cataoRse on
iour months credit about 200 pieces of supertie and
hne ingram, royal damask Venetian list butch hemn
cottage and rag carpetngs, embracing choce aisOrt-
ment OF superior goods, which may be examined
early on the morning of sale. 1856