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LATEST IELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DIsPATCREs:
INDIAN Troubles.

ST.. LOUIS, August IA dispatch from
Solomon City, Kansas, dated Saturday,
ssysthe Indians are reported to be within
txsnty-eight miles of this place at day.
light this morning. Their strength is va.
riously estimated at from six hundred Il
1900, and they are reported to have de.
clsred that they were going TO clean out
the settlements on these streams. Women
and children are coming in very fast and
the town is nearly full of refugees. It is
ereditably reported that a detachment Of
soldiers had an engagement with the
Indians yesterday between the Solomon and
Saline rivers, in which the soldiers
were whipped. Nearly all the settlers
north of Asher creek are surrounded. All
know Of eight persons being killed, ex-
cepting those that are surrounded. All
the settlers for thirty miles along the Salo-
mon have been driven of. Gov. Crawford
arrived from Topeka to-day, and is now al
SaIina organizing the militia. 0ne squad
has gone from this place to the relief Of
those up the river, and others will 90 as
soon as arms and ammunition arrive from
Topeka. A body of Indians are moving
toward Republican Valley.
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Cable Dispatehea.

DUBLIN, Aug. l7.-Ilaie Saturday after
noon cOroner's inquest was held on the
body of Mr.. Scholly, murdered by his SER
wants in TipPerary. After hearing mass
Of evidence, the jury brought in verdict
Of murder, but took occasion to deprecate
the murder Of Scholly, and suggested that
new and more liberal laws were needed to
prevent repetition of such scenes.
LONDON, Aug. E-Reverdy johnson,
American Minister to England, arrived at
Northampton a few days since. lie will
probably leave for London tomorrow.
Baron Ledur, the Austrian Minister to
the United States, sailed on Saturday.
BERLIN, August 1.-THE north pole ex-
ploring yacht, GermaHia, was seen on the
23d of June, in latitude AZ, steering due
north.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, August l7.-Admiral
Farragut was cordially received by the
Sultan, who informed him that the Frank
lin would be permitted through the Oar
danelles to Constantinople.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Reverdy johnson
has arrived. .rsa
LONDON, Aug. H.-There was a great
meeting of the Tory party held at the
Crystal Palace this evening. Resolutions
we're adopted expressing in general terms
the determination of the party to support
the church, throne and Constitution.
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ARAnICALrnI,r n.ErAr

The Radical lradrrs seem D. Do grow
ing desperate rs u heeoucs moro plainly
evident that defeat Is inevitable Tn,
Washington correspondent Of the Louis
VILE JowHai makes the following refer
tnco a. their movements
There II q good deal al Whispering, bot
ton. holins, aroHrid llh htaeis, and caueus-
ing going un here ia the Radical saHotspl
susoi651m The condition OF the party j.
regarded as desperate IA the extreme, and
you may lo..k iur rome developments jua
before Abe eleclith Nhish will as'onish tlse
people by their andaciiy aud reok lessn'sss
u rs Adni,t,d by the noisy ones that some
thing must be done or the game is up. 4
has leaked out that thecue Aiii come from
arant when to make the coup. Queeg
things are talked Of politically, OF which
nl0Fe an0n.' sf
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couragiBg Il. The conduct of the
Wayne Sheriff. if it be correctly repre-
seDted was beyond the line of his duty,
and be and his posse are lawbreakers
and murderers instead Of eonseryators Of
the peace No language is too strong in
characterizing his proceedings He
seems to have anticipated the engrossing
of the Gubernatorial precept into a law,
and assumed to outlaw men who had not
broken the peace, on his own response.
bility. He and his cOadjntators should
be held to strict and stern accountability
to the law, fer the bloody violation oflav
by itssworn officers is the most perniciou'
Of crimes.
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rHR negroes in West Tennessee APP
pear to have awokc to "a realization OF
the political situation, and the papers
from that section bring as accounts OF
the organization of Democratic clUbs in
various counties, composed exclusively
of colored voters The Bolivar Bulletin
reports the organization OF one in that
town of the 18th inst, and on the same
day preliminary steps were taken to get
up a similar club al Grand Junction.
Several OF the most intelligent negroes in
Memphis have recently made speeches
at different points in Vest Tennessee,
and very favorable results have attended
their efforts 20 show their race thar their
should be with the Demos
cratic party.
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TnE Memphis correspondent of ths
Cincinnati Commercial makes the fol,
lowing charge
at is supposed that Albert Pike, who
is Grand Mogul of the Arkansas Scottish
Rite Of Masonry, finds that institution
handy in advancing his Ku-KIux notions
Scotch Masonry may he different else
where, but here it has too large a proper
ton of bitter, malignant, unrepentant
Rebels TO be wholesome. 1t seems to be
the nest where treason is now Matched"
Gen Pike donounees this statement
through the Memphis appeal as utterly
false, and adds: Scottish Masonry has
nothing to do with the politics of the
country If it had, DIR. Mackey, Of
Charleston, and Benjamin B. French, Of
Washington, and Theodore S. Parton, of
Iowa. would not be members of the SUI
preme Council, of which Albert Pike is
Grand Commander, and in which are, or
will be, members from California, Ne,
vada, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oregon and
Kansas
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NEW YORK DTsPATCUFS


Riots In New York and BrOOkfyn-
Preaching In the open Air-FrOna
Mexico, etc, etc.
New YORK, August 1.-Two officers OF
the twentythird precinct were conveying
prisoner to the stationhouse on Saturday
| night, when they were set upon by a gang
Of rowdies and the prisoner was rescued.
An hour afterwards the officers arrested the
ring leader and were again assaulted, but
being reinforced made good the capture.
Two of the officers who reinforced them,
however, we're severely injured. Friar, the
prisoner, was held in $1,000 bail.
An attack on the police was alsO made by
some rowdies in Brooklyn. The roughs
are said to have declared they would clear
out the whole police force before November,
and this, taken in connection with the
bloody assault committed not long ago,
seems probable they are at least trying it
on.
The funeral of Sewell Fish, high Off
cial of the Freemasons of this State, took
place from Stown's Church, on Eighteenth
street yesterday, with a grand Masonic
demonstration.
Rev. Stephen II. Tying and other clergy
-~''J NbbbANkiAtOurs
open air sermons in various parts Of the
city yesterday to generally well behaved
and numerous audience.
We have telegraphic advices from Vera
Cruz to the 18th and Mexico City to the
10Th inst. Romero had arrived at Chapa-
tolO and had resumed his duties as Minis
ter Of the Treasury.
Reinforeements Of 500 men had been
sent to Altearo, who is operating against
Negrette. Cortena refHsed to Join in Ne.
grette's rebellion.
Phe Leads Mexican advocates the policy
of counting European alliances az a guard
against American influences.
The colony of Barbados is uneasy be-
cause many members Of the British garri-
son there are Fenians.
Telegraphic adgices from Jacmel, Hayti,
TO August lst, state that the Pecos had been
defeated at Bayne and forty of them taken
prisoners, among them General Alexander,
who was shot by his captors.
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FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY HOUSE ON PARK
4 street. The lot fronts 4j feet on Park street
and runs back to summer street-thus fronting
on Two Of our most respectable streets making
Il the most desirable site for a residence in the
city. The house IS the most complete that can
be found, advantage having been taken OF al
the mOtern improvements 70 render IL thor
oughly finished. A most beautiful and extern
sive view Of the city and surrounding country
can be had from almost any part Of the hui ding
In order TO exclude the possibility Of dampness,
most thorough system Of French sewerage
nearly $40 feet in length, has been built, which
renders the dwelling perfectly dry and healthy
The building contains tHenty-foUr different
apartments. including sub-cellars and wine
vaults, blasted out of the solid rock.
would invite the attention Of those desiring
to purchase residence 20 my house, Amer ex-
aiming the premises and the building I am
confident that no one viii dispute that there i
not residence in tbs city mOre pleasantly and
beautifully situated, nor more thoroughly
finished nor comfortable to live in.
The terms are reasonable. and / respectfully
invite the attention of purchasers 10 them |
will be at home between S and o'clock in the
mornings. NJ. MCCORMACK.
Apply 10 tho following Real Estate Agents
NeWsOm K Co.. No. II Maxwell House; Calicn-
der and Garrett, ~ COlonnade Building, Cherry
street; H. @. Scoyel, corner Of Park street and
Capitol avenue. auglS I'm
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Commissioner Rollins Returned 10
Duty

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Commissioner
Rollins has returned to his duties. He
was this morning engaged for some time
in conversation with the Secretary of the
Treasury at the latters office, and il is def
nitely settled that Mr.. Rollins will not
retire from office, at least until after the re-
assembling Of Congress. The appointment
ofsuperyisors under the new tax law will
now receive prompt attention from the
Secretary. Nineteen nominations have
been made by Mr.. Rollins. The DISPOSE
ton is to make the appointments
as nearly as practicable as the business
Of the Department demands the attention
of such officers.
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A frighIGl hurricane swept over Pitts
burg, the extreme northern town an New
HAmI@hirss sn the 9th inst il came
through Bbe so-cnllesi Taylor notcl', cut
Ting liz passage through dense forest 3
breadth OF ilree-quArters Of mile, de
struying hon.te ard harns and killing
many head o. cattle. No humsn hives
we're iOst.
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Col y : CUETfs, Of Wisconsin, "a man
who ielt ihc steel aad buliets OF war,
and who earnestly adhered to the Rcpub-
lican party until the Meeting of the Chi
cago Convention, has come ont for Sey~
monr and Blair
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rerrihle RnlIron.. coIllslon.

TrrUsvILLE, Pa, Aug. 17.-Five per-
sons were killed and twelve or fifteen
seriously injured by 8 railroad collision
near Housewife. f
Professor Watson has discovered a
plant of the tenth magnitude
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The Press and Times has at last been
compelled TO denOunco Walker Wilson
the negro who furnished it the report OF
the killing of two negroes and the
wounding Of himself by band of Ku-
klux in Williamson county, as an inn
postor 1t took not only the denial of
DR.. McFall, the Representative from Will
hanson, but AN investigation by the
grand jury, to extort the confession from
the Press and TgReS that it had been
imposed upon.
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Southern Music Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. 33 UNION STREET.
NashviIIc, Tenn

JAMES A. MCCLURE WISHES To AN
- nOHnce TO his Tennessee friends aud the
general public, that his stock Of Pianos Is row
complete Sgeinway, knabe. Dunham. Weber.
kraushaaT. Haines Bros. and A. II. Gale d
Co. are fully represented in his stock. and are
sold AZ New Y 0rk prices, thereby saving freight
and charges % the purchaser
He is also Sole Agent for the eolebrateh Bur
deat Organ, regarded By the profession to
be the best reed instrument now made, possess
Ing the late improvements in stops, viz Har-
monte. Celeste" a9d Vor HHmanG, that arc
projections Of mechanical genius. Churches,
sabbath Schools. Lodges and seminaries are
furnished at very low rates. Circulars and price
lists viii be forwarded on application.
In sheet Music, tfor many years spe-
eiaiity ia his establishment1 he can offer great
Inducements 10 the Trade. Schools aud ANA
teurs. His stock Is the largest and most select
IN the South, and will be Always supplied with
the NEWEST and BEST productions Of home
and foreign composers.
I'm viOIins. Guitars. Flutes, italian
and Osher strings, for ali instruments, to
gether with fine collection Of small Musical
Goods, lac defies competition.
y. Ss-PianOs. Organs and other instruments
tuned and repaired By Grst-elass WOrkmsn.
Mr.. d. S. CurIe is now With this house. and
will be glad 20 see bis friends.
jy3l "
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We pledge ourselves that our table shall be
supplied with the best the city and country af.
fords. Our servants are polite and attentive and
We guarantee satisfaction to all who may please
to call on u.s.
The Omnibuses leave the hotel regularly for
all the railroad depOts and connections. The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily.
SAM'L II. HARE K CO.
Nashville, Tom. April 18th. 1868. If
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PRICE FIyE eENTs.

Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
The UNION AND DfsPATcH at the counter
will be FIVE Cents, and it will be sold to
newsbOys and dealers so that they can sell
al this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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In RRnlKrnnfeV.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
18th day Of August. A. b. 1865 warrant
in bankruptcy was issued asainst the estates OF
Bishop Charlton, in the county Of Ruth
erfOrd and state Of Tennessee. who have
been adjudgcd bankrupts on their own
petition; that tho payment Of any debts
and delivery Of any property belonging
to such bankrupts. 10 them, or for their use,
and the transfer Of any property by them are
forbidden By law that a meeting OF tho cred
tOrs Of said bankrupts. 10 prove their debts and
to choose one or more assigBees Of their estates .
VIII DO held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. % be
holden on the 9th day Of September, A. d. 1858,
at O'Clock A. NJ. at the Office Of tho Register
IN Bankruptcy. in the Courthouse at MHrfrses-
boro. Tenn, before w. N. Doughty, Esq., Regis
ter II. r. GLASCOCK,
u. s. Marshal, Messenger
X. i. DOUGHTY. Dept. us. Marshal.
auglS IL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED

{ A,sNsPpAIGN LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND
~ blair, and drant and Colfax Beautif,liz
e0lered Charts, Steel Portraits. BadSes 81
Tytnang for the times. Every voter v-o1t-
them. GOODSPEED 4 CO.
aus4o IN Memphis or New YorL
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In BankruDGeV.

MA00le District OF 1enucaSeea al SPRING
field, July goth, 1858.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice of his appointment as assignee Of
w. NJ. Pollock. r. Il. Mathews, G. @. Cum
mings. James T. Cornell, VIM. A. SOweli David
M. Allen. r. ii. IzOr. IL. V, Harrison and Hen
~ II. Kirk. in the county Of Robertson and
State Of Tennessee. within said district, who
have been adjudged bankrupts upon their own
petitions. by the District Court Of said district
jy3l OawSt A. E. GARNER, Assignee. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fine Arts I'm NashVtIIe.-C. c. Giers
would respectfully inform his many friends and
customers that he has Just returned from trip
TO New York and other Eastern cities, where
ne has made himself acquainted with all the
new improvements and inventions in the Pho
'osraphie Art. Also. just received a fine lot Of
n, gilt and rosewood frames. etc. Call at
NS ,s - and a Union street. and see the finest
'oileeuen OF pictures in the Southwest.
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS.
HUNTINGTON,
No. 8 North Cherry Street.
;uY.1t az

BatcheIer's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
ill effects Of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed WiIliem A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfamers- Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. Tapr2o 1y.
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AUCTION SALE

WEWILLSELLTH THIS TUESDAYMoRN
ing August. IS, ls6s, commencing al 10
STAPLE AND FANCY DRYGOODS.
Hats, Shoes. Boots and Notions. Sale positive
AerLns cash. CKUNK. DODSON d co
0usis 1t No 50 North Market street
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CURLING CAPS. Stills

GENERAL STONE WORE
IfNES 4 MoMANUS ARE PREPARED To
DO the above character Of work at the moSt
TBeasonaeie rates. Orders can be left At Knirbt
DiVS-' NhuIon street, NO. III. augls lW
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FIVE BILLIAKD TABLES.

The tables are of the best make, and in good
condition. Gentlemen who wish TO enter tho
business, or who desire them for private use,
will have an opportunity TO obtain superior Ia
bles on the most favorable terms
T. W. BARNES K CO.,
aug8 lOd AuctiOnsers.
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CITY HOTEL.

THESUBSCRIBERS HAVE AGAIN TAKEN
charge Of this long established HOTEL. have
renovated the house throughout. and the char
ges will be as moderate as the times will admit
az
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Billiard Tables at Auction.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION TO THE
w highest bidder. at the St. Cloud Billiard
Rooms. on tuesday,. 18th inst. without re-
Weekly Calaveras chronicle. (Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras County, Cal.) 18??-1874, 1868-01-18
Proceedings of the District Court,
January Term, 1868.
Hon. S. w. BRoCKwAY, presiding.

People VS.. Miranda-Plead, not guilty /;
trial set for January 20.
Bader & Mckee VS.. D. I.atimer-Notice
for new trial overruled.
Mortimer Phelps VS.. Union Copper Min
ing Co.-New trial granted.
d. Mckay ct al. VS. K. Center ct al-Set
for trial on Jan. 81.
]. Renratta ct al VS.. John Rolls ct al-Set
for Jan. 81.
E. J. Drury VS.. Thos. McGlinn ct al-Set
for Jan. %.
Freeman Dunbar VS. Hannah Dunbar
Snit for divorce. Referred to E. Burrows to
take testimony and report to the Court.
A. Wylhe ct al vs.. J. V. Martin ct al
Set for Jan. %.
ID. Rattalliatti VS.. P. Musto-Set for Jan.
%.
VIM. Pope VS.. Napoleon Copper Co.
Judgment for Plaintiff for 1857, damages
and costs.
J. A. Steinberger VS.. Albin Copper Mining
Co.-Judgment for Plaintiff for $1,000.
F. Bacigaluppi VS.. John B. Marx ct al
Set for July %.
Sarah ]. Harris VS.. William Harris-Re-
ferred to VIM. TAFT to take evidence and re-
port toCourt.
F. Morris vs.. II. Sterling ct al-Demurrer
to answer-set for Jan. %.
II. T. Stevens VS.. D. Maloney-Set for
Jan. %.
August Ahnert vs.. II. Kahn ct al-Judg-
meet for Plaintiff for $1456, costs and De-
cree of foreclosure.
J NJ. Baker VS.. E. A. Rich-Setfor %.
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For the Chronicle.
OUR DOG CHARLIE.
DIED, AGED I03 YEARS.

Farewell faithful dog, thy long service is
DER,
Thou hast gone to "that bourne to return
never more;
Thou hast reached the far bounds where all
troublings cease,
: Under the Willows" rest thee in peace.
No friend e'er so patient my follies to bear,
No friend e'er so faithful my troubles to
share,
None. when my joy overlooked was more
None, with my fast falling tears was SO sad.
In Winter and Summer, in cold and in
heat,
His love ne'er grew cold, nor weary his feet,
To go at my bidding, or come at my call,
Ever yielding cheerful obedience to all.
Ye cold-hearted ones if ye like, ye may
sneer,
But cen brute's life may be worthy tear.
And many a one blessed with soul and with
mind
May learn sagest lessons from some of brute
kind.
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DIED.


In San Francisco. on Friday, January
10th, 1868, JENNIE A., wife of N. G.. Sawyer
aged 80 years.
Life is as fleeing as sunset shadows. One
who but few short weeks since was among
us, in the full enjoyment of health and vigor,
and with as bright hopes and aspirations for
the future as we have to-day, has suddenly
been called to pass through the troubled
waters of the dark river. Death is an mex
orable. unrelenting, pitiless tyrant. alike
merciless to those whom he marks as his VIC
Tins and the living. Though the placing of
his seal upon the lips and his signet upon the
brow of loved one. may fill the hearts of
those left behind with unutterable agony;
rend asunder all those ties which make life
pleasant, and transform future beaming
with happiness into bleak. dreary waste of
despair, he needs it not. His greed is never
stated. Mrs. Sawyer was an accomplished
and amiable woman, kind and considerate
neighbor, loving wife and devoted mother.
Possessing in an eminent degree those graces
of mind ard person which are the chosen at
tributes of the ideal woman of lively tenn
permanent and social disposition; generous
and forglving to fault, she was idolized by
her husband and highly esteemed by all who
knew her. Those who formed her acquaint-
ance during her short residence here, became
greatly attached to her and deeply deplore
her untimely death. Mrs. Sawyer was a
native of Keesevillc. Essex County, New
York, having been a resident of this State
only year. Her death renders two chill
dren motherless. Mr.. Sawyer. in his severe
affection, has the heartfelt sympathies of this
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, | 6,

COoNII Or CALANEhAo.
The People of the State of California
send GREETING:
To the CALEDONIA COPPER MINING
Company.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BE
i and appear before me, a Justice of the
Peace, at my office in' Jenny Lind. at one
O'Clock P. ~, on the 10th Day of February.
A. D. 1868, to answer the complaint of James
Smart, in an action due on account, wherein
the said plaintiff claims the sum of one hun
bred andninety-three dollars and thirty-fve
cents, and for failure to appear and answer,
the said plaintiff will take judgment against
you for that amount with costs of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, Greeting Make legal service and
due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
January, A. D. 1868.
JIG. POLLARD,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I &C
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs,
TTAVING read the affidavit of the plain
I'LL tiff in the above entitled action, and
being satisfied that the facts therein stated
are true, it is ordered by the Court that SER
vice of summons be made by publication, for
three successive weeks, in the Calaveras
CHRONICLE, weekly newspaper published at
Mokelumne Hill, in Calaveras county.
Given under my hand, January Is, A. D.
1868.
}. G. POLLARD,
Justice of the Peace,
ja.1 S:3w.1
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ADLER & Co., proprietors of the Wash
ington Market have the finest lot of fresh
cured hams and bacon, of their own growth,
we ever saw. No one, Jew or Gentle, could
resist the temptation to eat them, they look
so nice. They also have an extensive as
sortment of groceries, provisions. liquors,
etc., which they are not ashamed to ask the
public to examine and buy. People gener-
ally purchase of those who advertise iber-
ally, and we are glad that no exception is
made in the case of Adler s Co.