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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-02-12
Our Book Table.

We have Harper's Monthly, for February,
With a selection as good, if not better, than
usual. A splendid number.
Harpers' Weekly is at hand-H arpers' Ba-
saar, their weekly book Of fashion. is such a
avorite that the Ladies all adore it. next to
their husbands and sweethearts.
Goley's Lady's Book has been enlarged.
The publishers are determined to keep up
with tlle times, ind Cody stands ligh,&
6 caterer for the domestic circle, He has been
1t the business SO long, that his name has be-
come houshold word.
DEMoREsT.-Th last number of this fash
ionable monthly, has been received, and has
choice selection Of reading matter. with full
description Of the latest fashion. For further
PARTICULARS, see copy.
THE MUSICAL ADvocATE.-Wc have re-
celyed the first and second numbers of this
valuable monthly home institution, pub
ishcd at Singers Glen, Rockingham county
As literary and musical treat, our readers
syll find it worthyof their notice. They
should at all times patronize home, more es-
pecially when the work compares with out
side publications, in every respect.
The price of this work is but SIPS per
anuum, and either of the numbers received
are worth double that. Messrs. Kieffer &
Rohr are the publishers, and their name is 9
guarantee.
The American Farmer, for February, has
come to hand, and contains articles on-Con
tagious Typus of Cattle-Management Of Ma
nure Icap-Carrots- Cranberry Crop-Clas
OF Labor needed on Farm-Relations O
Landlord and White Labor-Good Farming
Rational griculture-Cheese Making
Spayed Cows-Lavender Fields-Roads an(
Road Making-Frauds in Packing Tobacco
Drying Sweet Potato-Hops-Plough Tri
aI-Besidcs Monthly Farm and Garden Worl
and a variety Of minor articles. 1t is pub
lished by Worthington & Lewis, Baltimore
ND, at So Year in advance.
We have Kelley's Weekly prize publica
ton, published in New York city. The nun
Der before us looks very well, but we say t
our readers hold fast to your money, until W
see the final of correspondence between on
of our best business men, and Mr. Kelley
We shall then give credit to whom credit
due
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-02-12

Marquis & Kelly's
VALLEY MARBLE WORKS,
All
STANTON, IIARRISONBURG
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
We desire to obtain specimens of Dark Me rble
found in the Valley. april 18-tf
Quitable Present for Everybody is
10 nice photograph Album OF which we
have received beautiful assortment, which we
sell cheaper now than ever, if you wish one that
won't break at all, call for the s'Patent Hinge AL
bum for sale by e. HIRSH s CO.,
oct 23-tf Staunton, Va.
X GODS AT COST! PIrEn, DRAKE s. Co., will
W from this day, until the LIST Of April sell
their Goods at PRIME COST for CASH. All
therefore in need of anything they have will GER
tainy save IS per cent by buying from them
We have very desirable Goods-DREss GOODS,
CAslNETTs, &C., SC. feb Oft
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.
can furnish ON short notice at reasona-
BILE price, Superior Brush Mountain Mill Stones
Address,
JOHN H. KINNIER,
jan 15-6m Lynchburg, Va.
N otice.-I have this day associated W. H.
IN WOLFE, my agent, TO carry on the mer-
camille business, in the vicinity Qf Waynesboro',
Augusta county, Va. J. i. WOLFE.
nov 13-tf October 26th, 1867
WaLI Paper and Window Shades
w to be found in large quantities at
G. HIRSH s CO.,
oct 23-tf Staunton. Va
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FoRD's HoT TEL ,,.n,v noru =,


Corner Broad Eleventh, and Capitol Streets,
RICHMOND, VA
Having purchased the Powhatan Hotel Proper
ty ESQ long and favorably known to travellers
and having THOROUGHLY REPAIRED and re-
furnished it with NEW FURNITURE, BEDDING,
&C., would announce to my old patrons and the
public generally, that am prepared to give first
class hotel accommodations. l have spared Meth
er expense or trouble to make it comfortable and
attractive My rooms are as handsomely and
comfortably furnished as those of any hotel in the
State, being situated in sight Of the beautiful cap
itol grounds, in a choice and fashionable neigh
borhood, and convenient to the business portion
of the city.
Having had several years experience in hotel
keeping at the g Exchange" and g American in
this city, and intending to devote my whole time
and energy to the business, can safely offer "a
home to my guests at the very moderate price Of
So. so per day. A. ]. FORD,
( feb 12-1m Proprietor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-02-12

DIEDMoNT HOUSE,
Il LYNCHBURG, VA,
JAS. E. OWENS, Proprietor,
Located at the Depots of the Va. & Tenn. South
Side, o. & A. Railroads, and Packet Landing.
Supper and Lodging, $3.50
Lodging and Breakfast, 1850
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast, 1926
Board per Day. 500
n@r Passengers and Baggage taken to and from
the Hotel FREE OF CHARGE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-02-12

Fine Black Cloth Over Coats for less, than their
original cost!
Over Coats Of every description for either mon or
b0us must be sold now
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-02-12

dor OF soldier IS subjected to something
worse than suspicion, and his credit as a man
is most materially damaged. The whole cor
respondence of Gen. Grant proves that it was
political contrivance, designed to produce
rupture with the President to put himself
in complete communication with the revolu-
tionary chiefs in Congress who were not sat
isfed with his position, and to employ the
power of the regular army to resist the con-
stitutional authority of the Executive. How
ever much we may deplore the issues Of fact
that have been presented between the Presi-
dent and Gen. Grant, they are now before the
public, and cannot be evaded One or the 9TH
er must be sustained, as one or the other must
suffer in the public estimation. One of the
sad features in all this business is the revela-
ton Of character and want of directness
which the country vas 10th to believe. We
have come to accept these developments with
painful regret, because they place General
Grant IN most unfavorable light, and thus
reflect in no small degree upon one who not
only holds highly responsible position, but
who ought to exert a wholesome and patriotic
influence in the country. Ambition, which
has stricken down SO many illustrious victims,
may now add another name to the dreary cat
alogue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
4 HORRIBLE CRIME.
attempt to Poison a whale Fam
lily with Strychnine.

From the Hillsboro Gazette, December l0l
On Saturday last man named Allen
Skeen, living near Marshall, about eight
miles southeast of HillsborO, was arrest
ed and brought before Squire Mullenix.
Of this place, charged with an atten of
to poison the family of his mother in-
law, the widow Gfabill, by placing
shychnine ia the we'll bucket. It seems
there had been some difficulty between
Skeen and the old lady, and she had re.
Gently compelled him to IsSve her rIace.
where be had been living with her
daughter (his wife) since the death OF
old MIR. Grabili, last spring. The stryeh-
nine was discovered in the well bgeket
lsst Friday morning, by the old lady,
who went TO the well just before break
fast to clean her teeth. She noticed the
bitter taste OF the water at once, and.
looking into the BUCKET, saw a white
powder on the bottom. Although she
swallowed none CT the water, she was
Immediately taken sick with strong
symptoms of poisoning. TIE ooffes
which had been prepared for the family
breakfast with the same water, but fortu.
nstely not used, was thrown out, and
Dr.. Miller, OF Marshal, sent fer He
tasted the water sBd imprudeutly swal.
AONcu . iAttiei HuBu se was at once
seized with violent s. mptnms, and ssnt
for Dcs. Shepherd and Noble, Of this
place. O0 their srriysl, they examined
the water and powder ia the bucket, and
pronounced the latter stryehnine. Mira.
Grabill and DIR, Miller both~reeovsred.
after some hours sickness. Sheen was
then arrested on suspicion and Brought
to town.
IL was proved on bis examination thaE
he had bought drschm vial of strych- |
nine at Guthrie's drug store, in this piaas, |
q day or two betare the attempted poison
ing, with which ne sail he wanted TO kill |
rats. A vial OF stTy ,preeiseiysirni- |
Lar to The one sold him, with about one
fourth OF its contents taken out, was found |
by Sheriff Hays on the road by which the |
officers brought Sksen to town, s short |
distance beyond where the Sheriff passed !
he buggy. On this and other testimony
Esquire Mulienix held the accused to bsiI 4
q the sum Of Sl200, which was given by I
lis uncle and fsthsg.
The accused, we learn, has highly re-
ipectabie connections, and hes Hitherto 1
'orne good character, and it is to be
hoped he will be aeie to explain awsy
he circumstances which LOOK so uufavor-
1ble for his innocence of the terrible
'Time with which he is charged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
NATIONAL EXPENDITURE.
Palaces for the Heads Of De-
partmcntS.

From The New Orleans Times
Secretary Browning, Of the Interior
Department, promises to be a very ex-
pensive official. II was from him the
proposition to build Gen. Grant a nation
al palace emsnated, and he now follows
it up by proposing that others be erected
for the Vice-PresidentG and heads Of De-
partments. II be is tffi cted with any
peculiar complaint, it is having "style u
on the brain. He is very anxious that ell
officials should live. in a style comoati-
bic with the proprieties Of their position
The quoted phrase seems to be a favOrits
one with Secretary Browning; there is
grand sOnorousness 10 its e!literative how
calculated to crush all caviI or argument,
but we are at q loss to
know what possible interest the public
can have in the " style - in which their
officials live. Provided they are houored
with the appointments, and paid for the
time occupied, we think they ought to be
led, and look after their own ''style.u
When the Government commences to be
taxed TO support it, the last limit TO ma.
,ionsl extr2vagancs will be washed
away. Secretary Browning had better
be relieved from his duties as soon as
possible, and promoted to the position in
society recently occupied by Brown, the
New York sexton. His anxiety in regard
10 "style" is admirably calculated to
shine in the field to which his new Iabors |
would call him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
THE NEWS.

"A servant girl in Northern Ohio has
died OF eating onions, the tops OF which
had been Tavsged by the Colorado bug.
Other members of the family were made
violently i'll.
"A Scotch minister, it is reported,
went TO his pulpit once in the olden times
slightly ob.uscsted, and leaned over the
preoentor's desk below the pulpit, say
ing: "G-i-v-e cut the 253.h Psalm" ;"
There be'ant so many said the pre-
centor, wiz5n-faced and savage. Then
sing 50 many as there be-"
This winter, it Is asserted, will De
very severe in Europe. In St. Peters
, burg on November 81, much earlier than
usual, the cold became intense, the NeVa
vas filled with floating ice, the canals
were froz5n over, and the sledging COM
menced. The thermometer stands at II
degrees Fsrenheit. This change was ef-
fected in two days.
According to the annual message of
Gov. Mccormack, delivered before the
Arizona Legislature, now Ia session at
Tucson, the population Of the territory
has increased, and the taxable property
Is one-third greater than in 1867. The
territorial debt is SIC, 900 in currency, and
ia the course OF the year will be reduced
oae-third,
"A monthly mail, It is announced,
will be transported from the British East
indies to the United States. The mail
will DO sent from Calcutta to Hong Kong
by the usual steamers, and be forwarded
thence to San Francisco, via Yokohama,
By the American line of packets. Ar
have also been made to trans
port closed mail bags through ths United
States to New York, thence to be con-
yeyed to England.
The Commsnder-in-Ch Chief of the
rebels in Cuba is Don Carlos Manuel de
a lawyer, 3 sugar planter and
a large land owner. He is said to be
worth 500 900. In the Island OF Porto
Rico, the leader is Dr.. r. 4. Betances.
Among the COCO prisoners now in the
Spanish jsils, as Insurgents, il Is asserted
there are to be found some of the first
raen Ia the Island OF Cuba, physicians,
lawyers, priests, professors, wealthy
planters and merchants.
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contsined In such yarn from the lips
Of a man who was terror TO every quiet
neightorhood where his presence became
known-a man who was a very Nemesis,
red handed and red-souled from the life
blood OF innocent fellow creatures; g
man who eoidly murdered the honest
blacksmith OughteD, while his loving
daughter, like an angel, knelt before the
assassin and implored him to spare her
father, the fountain Of her life; s man
who, in his rerooTseless and bloody Ca
reer, was deaf to ali appeals for mercy,
and needed not even the dread warnings
OF the Almighty; a man whose daily
and s.most hourly fcod was crime, and
some of whose acts have no parallel in
the c1iendsr OF fiendish atrocities. Can
such a thing in the shape OF msn be
credited, in such s. tale, even upon his
dying pillow? Yet, we say, may the
Lord have mercy on bis soul.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
Assassination and Robbery Of
DFOVeYs.

From the Kansas City Times OF De
cember l4th, we get the following ac-
count of horrible affair which recently
occurred in Jaspsr county, No, ia sub.
stance IS follows:
Mr.. Turner, of Clay county, No, pur-
chased lot of cattle some months sgo.
Of Col. J. G. Mccoy and Hhers, of Dali
las, Texas, the cattle to hyipsid foy- q, q
point called Baxter Sprhdgs. Coi!1lN
Coy sent bis nephew, quite 3 young
man, with the cattle, TO receive his poT-
ton Of the money, about $500, and the
other parties also sent agents. After re-
ceiving the pay for the cattle, young
Mccoy, q man named Jones and three
others OF the party started back to Texas,
and while encSmped at Blckard's Prai-
Fie, Jasper county, were fired upon by
five men, and two of the party were
killed and one mortaliy wounded. Me.
Coy aud one other man escaped and
went to farmhouse near by. Soon af-
ter arriving there, the men who had
done the shooting, accompanied by three
others, appeared and demanded MeCoy's
money, which was given up, aud then
placed him and his comrade In a school
house, and kept them guarded until the
night OF the second day after, when
they we're taken out by the party, now
Increased to fifteen or twenty, for the os-
tensihle purpose of burying the dead.
But sftef proceeding soma distance, they
robbed MeCoy's companion OF sos, anu
then began firing st him. He broke
away, however, and escaped.
They then shot Mccoy in several
places and left him for dead. Hs was
not killed, however, ard was found the
next morning, taken to the house of
settler, and cared for, but there is little
hope of his recovery. The parties en-.
gagged in this atrocious affair are said to
be VI ell known. It is also stated, but the
report is doubted, that the murderers,
falling to dispatch the witnesses of their
first assassination, deposited the money
taken from Mccoy with the postmaster
al Baxter Springs. IL is further stated
that when party UeGt to bury the three
murdered men they found considerable
money upon their persons, and got into
row about q division Of the spoils, bat
was finally settled by giving the doctor
who had attended Mccoy ths lion's share
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17

investigation which will lay bare this
whole transaction from its Inception TO
lie elimination, and expose "the guilty
parties, no matter who they may be, or
how they stand politically or socially. )"
Having taken this step, we trust Mr..
Taylor will not permit the matter to re-
main where il Is. There is a miua in
that school fund" transaction rich in the
materials for q report which win astound
the people Of Tennessee, and il is only a
question Of time as to when it will be de-
veloped. If this Legislature refuses to
order the Investigation, another Lagisla-
ture will, and then the people will see by
whose crime the State has lost nearly
half a million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
FOE SALE.

NOR SALE--Spaigrt Douneu & Rodman
IT lands IA Upton and Shelby counties. The
undersigned, as attorneys O. ". Il R5dman,
srs auiher oriZ TO sell and convey Judge Rod
mau's iut-e Lsted SAID lands. Persons desirCus
10 DurcGa IN lsUds VIII please call on the
undeTsi igued@cO1 learn terms. which will be
accom- moGatlng and r z. HEATH and 4. n
lie Ms, S58 second. street. uogl4 a
CUBURBAny LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- BALE ON EAsy TERszs Ny lsnds, miles
Bast OF the city, are fo- sale, on terms to suit
purchasers. Ior cash or on any time-fr0m one
70 ten yeans, and in any QuElCty-fronn acres
lo 500. Gy residence, with from "A - q acres
lEEd, viii be sold at g great bargain, FOR cash,
CT On tie usual tsrnls. Apply 10 myself. On the
premises, OF 20 Roystsr, Tcezsvsnt d Co., nay
b zen =, IN tho city
Jsi7 Nm. IRRELEVANT.
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"It is estimated that of this sum there
will be required, for the ssryiee of the
fiscal year sndiFg June so, 1870, $62, $685.
49l IL total, IS. 636, ,3l2 26. Total esti
mated expenditures for the year ending
June 80, 1870, S303, COG, 900.
9 Il appears by the statement of the
estimated balances OF existing sppropri.
atioDs which will be unexpepded on
June SO, 1868, that the sum Of S61, $780,
$50 9S may be carried to the surplus fund
II, &CCULLOCH,
i" "Secretari- Of the treasury
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17

CEALED proposals. Will he received at the
- Office Of the undersigned, IN IecEsonport,
JACKSON county, Arkansas, Gntil the rTst day
q January, 1863. for The erection 81 g BRICK
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
sills J. u curnice Atalrwayg and balconies,
slate ltiu roof. The size OF said ociclng 50
by .J1 Il with center projections on each SIDE
and erd Of two by fiGeeu feet, carried up with
dorrultcfiCs. % be two stories high, with
Tnausard OF French roof be,fry and dome.
Pian ana speCiicAuOu5 can be seen Al this
od1ce. Three annual uay- -ments, % De made ac-
c0rdlug TO the progrss of the work, and tue
house j. 10 be completed by the first ct jan
uarv, $50. and the payments TO be made ne
cordIng 10 the reports 0f the Internal Improve
Tneut Commissioner 10 the court.
RILEY KfEhAN,
-ieo2 I'm Sheriff Of Jackson Comfy, Ark.
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WAHTSs

sV,EACdER WANTEp-To take charge OF the
( Male Academy at Bolivar, Hartensn
county. Tenn, - Principal, the position hay.
lug become vacRnf by the Resignation OF the
pressL1 incumbent The Academy Buildings
are comm lodloHs. GEd the school Literally Gup-
ported. Address A. 7. MCNEAL,
dee IJie Sseretary BgGrd Trustees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
UNIFIED STATES TREASURY.
Secretary NcCuIIesIl's Report OF
Estimates.

The following highly important letter
from Secretary MoCnlioeh has been pre-
pared for the use Of the Appropriation
Committee OF the HOUSE. 1t gives the
Secretary's estimates for the various
Departments of the Government for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1870. the to-
tai amount being S303 600 600. The Ap-
preparation Committee VIII arrange their
bills accordingly:
"TBEAsURY DEPARTMENT, December :, 1865.
4" Sir: Agreesbly to q joint resolution
of Congress, of January Z, 1916, have
the honor to transmit, for the infOrma-
ton Of the House OF Representatives, 6
printed statement Of the estimates fur
nished by the respective heads of De3Rr.-
ments, OF the appropriations required fer
the fiscal year ending June so, 1870, ss
follows:
For the civil service, including Che expenses of
foreign intercourse, internal revenue, eourts
loans, public DOMAIN, deficiency in the reye-
que OF the PosLoihce D apartment, aud all
other expenditures. except for pensions, Ior
the Indians, and foI the War ana Navy Ds-
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE "a hereby s1sco 10 the Stockholders
y OF the Germsn SEtiCusi Faux Of Mem
pals thar there VII be a. Election held 81 The
Ranking House On
Tuesday, January 18TH, 1853,
Between the boars Of 10 am. and pm. for The
purpose OF choosing seven Directors 10 seES<
JuriuE the ensuing vs3-.
aelLLl .LAELLN GRLEELN. ..shler.
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PETRo OIL.
Petro Petro Petro |!

THE Tennessee Petro oil Company Is stiu
I alive st their new stand.
23A HAHN street., Opposite Clay BuIIdisS,
We inform the public IN general to come for
ward and try L.. We also defy competition in
our Lamps, Burners and general Lam D Stock.
We are manuiaeturers OF the Hanging Roe K"
stoves Tinware, Castings Of great varieties,
novlO RosENBAUM & BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
A. r. JUD7OV,
T. Il. JCDsON.

Memphis November *. lSis.
Ia retiring from said arms 4 respectfully re-
comm sud them 10 the patronage % my friends.
nov29 lm X. G.. MATTHEW'S.
Ledger Bulletin aud Post copy.
~ OTICE.-I have 3 Tract or Land, 80 acres,
' near Tho Old State Line road, We miles
rom Memphis, well improved, WITH
good young Orchard Of Peaches. Apples.
Pears and Cherries, gn extra me Wei
Of sWatsr. which / wish 70 sell for cash.
y'hfs place is iu an excellent neighborhood,
near Mr. J. j. Smith and Geo. G.. bOLmes- Iu-
quirt on the PREMISE or OF NOrinsnt Graves,
No. HOWard's Row. -
de3 In dlsw HOBF. ". NORM bNI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17

"Sscond, the estimated balances OF ex-
isting appropriations, which will be IN
changed on June 80, 1863. part OF which
are required for the payment Of the pres
ent fiscal year, but which viii not De
drawn from the Treasury until after June
30 1850 50 follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17

MR. y. D. BCLKLEY has become associated
vi with the undcrsi Eusd IN the a gency OF the
Carolina Lie insurance Company, fOr Teunes
Ese and Central Alabama 10 date from the lst
OF SoveInb her. 1855. The s!y le Of the firm viii
hereafter be Bulldey, Fergnson 3 FrigetI-
Il. NJ FERGUSON,
novzl I'm = n. PRINETC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17
Total.

"To the estimates are based state
ments showing, first, tho appropriations
estimated for the service of the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1870, made by former
acts Of Congress, OF a specific and indef-
mite character aa fOtlop-,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-17

tGayoso Block,) MEMPHIS, TENN
lust receiving, fresh assortments OF all lead
81 ing goods IN their line.
New Kew Orleans Sugar.
New New Orleans Molasses and Syrup, aud
Golden fyrup.
COnees-Rio. iRgU0yra. Java and Mocha.
Fresh supply o. Teas.
Mackerei-Mess, No. I and No. ?; Smoked sal
mon and BlOsters; COdnsn, plain and dessi-
catsd.
Best Brands OF Floar.
n. B.-eOOds delivered free OF charge
60 any part OF the city. del2
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Tuesday, Jasl1tdrV I2fh, IS
. oGCes

HAVING disposed OF my entire interest IN
A i the firms Of &atthews, Jutsou q Co and
JudEon & Co. TO the remaining partners, l am
no longer q member thereof They assume al
the indebJeduess OF said irms, and are alone
authorized TO collect the tuuebted ness cue the
same. II. q. AAIIHE Y =.
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. ., 1868.
The business OF said firms viii continue as
heretofore by the undersigned, reulA ming part
neIE, under The name aud style of JUDSOS 4
90, who assume the liabilities Of said nrms,
and who alone are authorized 70 collect tie IN
IL | = - l = -
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CARDS.
a CARD

THE LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's sA-
i LOON at Jos, sPect's is re-opensd, where
Oysters, Coffee, Chocolate, Etc.,
signed most respectfully invites his friends 10
give him cali.
JOS EPH SPE Oh II,
NOS MADISON street.
novl5 In