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Encourage Southern Institutions.

This is a Southern Company, char
tered by the Legislature Of Tennessee,
with a CAPITAL sufficient to make
her reliable beyond question and
doing strictly LIFE lNsURANCE
Business and none other. Pro6ting BY
the experience of older Companies and
having adopted the most, liberal plans
together with rigid economy in our
management, our success has exceed
cd our greatest expectations and has
placed the COMPANY Y in q permanent
and reliable position. In its first two
years we have issued between THREE
THOUSAND and THREE THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED POLL
CIES, and our accumulations amount
to EIG HIT HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. -.
.Pres'dt. NJ. j. WIcKs, President Men
phis & Charleston T.. r.
Vice. .Pfesd't, J. T. PETIT. :.
Sec'y, W. F. BOYLE.
REFERENCES
Hon. G.. A. Trenholm, james IL
Wilson and W. J. Magrath, Of Charles
ton Hon. j. P. King. of Augusta.
Il. j. MAGILL,
General Agent for S. G.
DIR: G.. j. SHANNON Med. Examiner.
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The usual cry in proolaimiug the
hour when sentry duty, is "Half-past
ten q o'olook and alPs wellE but the
Dutchman, who was on duty. had for
gotten the precise words, and sang out,
at the top Of his voice: "More ash den
o'clock, and all is better ash goot!' =.
A friend of long standing, a gentle.
man of intelligence and experience,
nredicts an abundant fruit year. He
saws : he has long noticed, and never
known it to fail, that when the wind
blows from the North on the l4th OF
February, ST. Valentines day, aplen.
tifui fruit season follows.
We learn. the three companies of
troops, lately arrived in this city. from
Atlanta, will return to their stations in .
Georgia next, Friday, the state OF
affairs in this State nolonger needing
their presence:=Daiy Union. :
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Pooh LoNesTREEr quite recently
at one of the hotels in New Orleans
the late Confederate General Long.
street who for . palsry Office joised tha
Radical party, was seated opposite NO
Louisiana ladies' vhom he had formerly
known, and in whose families ha had
been intimate. Ha addressed them -
GROSS the table, busreoeived no rsoogui-
ton in return. Finally, he said, "Y You
do not seem to recognize me, ! am Gen.
ersi Longstrest." The elder of the Ia
dies replied, tssir, you have really
changed 30 much since the war, that
ne do not recognize you" =
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$1,000, REWARD

For any case of Blind Bleeding, Itching Or
liberated Piles that De Bing q Pile Rem
edy fails to cure. 1t is prepared expressly
TO cure the Piles and nothing else, and has
cured cases of everD years standing. Sold
by all Druggists. So
VIA FUGA.
: ,DeBiue, g Via Fuga is the pure juices Of
Barks. Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
: CONSUMPTION @
Inflammation of tho Lungs; all Liver, Kid
new. and Bladder diseases, organic weakness
Female Affections, General Debility, and al.
complaints Of the Urinary Organs in Male
and Female. producing Dyspepsia, Costl!e-
,ness, Gravel, Dropsy sud scrofala, which
most generally terminate in =ConsumPtlve
Decline. 1t puriaes and enriches the biood,
tho BiIliary, GIaudular and Secretlve system;
.eorrects and Strengthens the nervous ana
Muscular forces; 1t acts like eharm ON weak
nervous and debilitated females, both young
and old None should be without it. SOLO
''i. 'Ii.sDcrstors-l4s Franklin St. Bait, Md.
Aug ys&
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An illiteate negro preacher said 70
his congregation: "bly brethren, when
de fust man Adam was made, he Was
made OBJ wet clay, and set up sgin de
palings TO dry" "Do you say" said
one Of the congregation, "dst Adam
Was made OBJ wet clay, an set up ag'n !,
de palings to dry3" eyes sar, do.
"Den who made de palings?" "Sit
down, sar," said the preacher, sterniy,
0such questions as dat would upset any
system OBJ theology" 49,.
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General Early has cautioned NE
Southern people TO beware Of s.indle.s,
who profess to act for the benefit Of the
Lee Monument fund. He says that
the association has declined 70 hass
jany connection whatever with any
sob eme for raising money BY exhihi~
tio rs, lotteries, gift enterprises, or ths
lik Q, IS it depends entirely upon the
vol umtary contributions Of individuals
dir eotly to the fund in theirown names.
No have any travelling agents been
sppointed 10 act for the association In
any part Of the country.
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M.de Of Poor Bum, whisksy, Proof sptr
its, and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced,
and sweetsned toplease the taste, called TONES
a Lppetizers, !" I" Restorero," DC, that lead the
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are true
Msdicine, made from the Native Roots and
,Esrbs OF California, free from all Alcoholic
Stimuisnts. They srsthe QREATBLOOD
PURITIER and LIFE GIVING PRlN.
mPI,H. perfect Renovator and lnvigoretor
Of Che System, carrying of all poisonous mattefs
and restoring the blood to o healthy condition.
No person can take these Bitters, according TO
400 viii be given for an incursble oase, pro:
yIding the bones are not destroyed By mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of rePair. :,
, For InAammstory and Chronic AneH- @
rastion. t Bilious, Rsmitten and Inter.
naittsnf Feyers, Diseases Of the Hood,
>Idyer, Kidneys, and BLADDER, these Bit
tars have been most succesSul. Suon 11e.
eases arc caused BY vitsted Blood. which
IS generally produced By arrangement ei sos
UTSsy inyisorste the stomach, and stimulate
tbe torpid liver and bowels, which render thsr
Of uDedualled efficacy In elsansing the blooa OF
al, impurities, md imparting nsu Lie and Vi9.,
to the whole system. -,,..,, rz..aoShs
Pin tn ths shoulders, Cough, Tiahtneas Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste IN
tna Mouth, Billious Attacks, Pslpitation Of the
Hssrt Copious Discharges Of Urine Fstn IN
ths regions Of tho Kidnsys, and 2 hundred othsf q
painful symptoms which are the onsprin8s OF
6ysnsnsis. are cured BY these Bittsrs.
'Silesnse tho vitiatsd Blood wheneyer you find
sts irnuurities bursting through tho skim in Finn
ples, truption.. or soresi elsanss it when @ y y
tSs blood pure and tho health Of the systsm win
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
the system Of 20 many Thousands, are efseesuauy
destroyed and removed.
syonnd each bottle, printed In four languages.
English, Gcrmsn, French, and Spanish. -
3. WALKER, 81 & 81 Commerce Street, n. T.:
Proprietos. & n. MCDONALD & CO,
Druggists and General Agents. Y
San Francisco, California, and 81 andS4 Conn.
rnsrce Street, n. Y.
SOLD bY ALL DRUGGISTS AID,
E-LEHs, .szMScEN
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MANHOOD-
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just published, second edition, by DR..
LEWIS, 253 pages. Tile Medical Comnpan.
ion and Guide TO Health on tho radical cure
Of Spsrmatorrhoca OF Seminal Weakness, I'm
potency, Mental and Physical Incapaci!y,
fmpsdiments 10 Marriage, etc, and the We
nsreal and Syphiiitic Maiadies, with plain.
and clear directions for the speedy cure of
Secondary Symptoms, Gonosrhoea, elects,
Structures. and all diseases of the skin. such
Scarsy, Sceofula, Ulcers, Boils, Blotches, and
pimples on the face and body, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self.indulgence
or sexuai extravagance.
: The celebrated author, in this admirable
Treaties, clearly demonstrates. from forty
wears, successful practice that the alarming
eonseqsencss of sslf- abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out mode Of cure at once
sifnple, certain and efectual, by means OF
which every suferer. no matter what bis
condition may be, can be efectuslly cured,
ehssply, privately and radically, This Book
shsuid DO in the hands Of every youth and
every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price
50 cents.
Address, DIR. LEWIS. No. 7 Beach ST.,
Nav. York. 40 years private practice.
April 7. Iy.
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;CANNor SrANp. .NIaaER EotAfaTY.
#-Human nature ID aboat ths sns
now that il wss before tho xsr. "a
|. Radical Copgrts, may attsmpt to Dc
away with al Distinctions Of rscs md
color, and remove BY law che prsjndisss
which the whites naturally feel agaioss
the negro suffrage and negro equality,
but human nature, in the end, rsyolts
OF the attsmpt and asserts iu entire
Independence Of all sach artificial md
unnatural Legislation. Hence, We srs
not surprised to learn that Bridge
port lady, now in Nev Orleans Who
left this city 9 few months sso .
strong Republican, has expsRienced .
"change Of heart" and nov declares
herself Democrat. In slstset - ous
Of her friends in this city, Shs says:sa
"TeaE JOHN I am getting 10 bsa
good Democrat, after going into the
Legislature and, seeing the scoIored
gentlemen, there. TIC Iisa1saans
Governor Of Louisiana b , 'bsgFs md
to see white men riss 70 spssk md
make obeisance 10 niggsf nteo ssseA.
I am o souther, Democrat =!
8 We have before Us a. : We vrites
pictures of the Neutsnaat Governor
Dunn and twsnty-nine, ether 1egfo
members of. the Legislature, inciading
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The ice factory New Orleans now
has seven immense ice making ma
chimes, run BY one engine OF ono hun.
dred and fifty horse power. The Joe q
made in molds % inches long, u inshse
wide, and 2 inches thick. Thers ara
1900 tons made every day. Il ssllsfcs
II cents per pound, and Z ys.{ eaed.
being made made out Of Mississippi ~,
er water after distillstica. 1t has hssn
in operation since, 1861; s-G 'ir,.
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,; A TOUCHING IacIDENT.-A poor
little newsboy while attempting to jump
from city car, the other. afternoon,
fell under the Cur and was fearfully
manglsd. AS, soon as haeouh speak
he called piteously for his mother, and
q messenger was sent Ut onceto bring
her 20 him. When the beresyed wo.
man arrived, she hung over the dying
boy in an agony Of grief:
"Motber," whispered he, with a
painful effort, "I sold four newspapers
Land-the money Is in my pocket"
with the hand Of death upon bis
brow, the last thought of the suffering
child was for his poor, hard-working
mother, whose burdens he was striving
to tighten when he lost his life. IS
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Die aufheuta sngesetste Frisdenafei;;
er, lot his auf unbestimmte siet yer,
schobsn wordsn. How is this this tot high
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camden JOURNAL
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY y.
T. w. PEGUES & SON.
TERMS.

TEtSMS. =
THREE DOLLARS. payable in advance;
Advertisements inserted at enc dollar ana
half Der square for tho first insertion, at one
dollar for shs secoad, ssventy.fve cents for
aths third and flfty cents for each subsequent
I,,bersi Discounts made to hslf-yearly and
yearly advertisers. :,e.;.
Transient advertisements to be paid for IN
Hdsancs. .e
Tins spsce occupied by ten lines or less' OF
this sias type constitute square.
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WORTHY OF IMIgArIoa.--A ps;utss
once ice determined tbas every tins his
fellow work-nen vent ont o;dRink
beer during the working hours, be
would put in the bauk The ezae.
amount which he would haye spent II
be had gone ous to drink. Z He Keep
70 this resolution for Eve Issts He
then examined bis bank aceeant and
found that he had on deposit $52I. .86.
To the Ave years he had not Lost day
from ill-heaith. Three pat ofdss of
his fellow Sorkmsn hsd, JIM the mean.
time, become !drnnkarda, ssre worth.
less as workneu, and were discharged,
The water drinksr then bought out ,tbs
printing oaice, vent ON enlrgiDg ha
business, and in twenty years from ths
time hs,bsgan to put By hin money ~
worth 500, 900. harlsstos eoarsss..
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L ouisyiIle Excelsior Ploughs'

alouisyiile Excelsior Ploughs.
Tberv Ploaghs are made Of either Cast Iron
or Steel, and are the best and cheapest IN the
market. Send for pnce list. Also, Ames
and other Plouchs of all prices, and descriP-
tipps, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters &c.
-.- (Also, always on hand,)
Moore's New York Ploughs,
- AT 81 EACH.
Il fnli stock Of PLANTERS and BUILD
ERS' HARDWARE, consisting in part, Oh
ElwrAs, apd Bradis' Hoes, Spades, Trace
Chains, Axes, Nails, Of warranted qualities
!, Guns, Cutlery and Household Articlss'-
Wholesale anu retail. By -. :.
~ .-'. C. KERRIs0N, JR. & co.,
2i9 King Street, (sigu OF the Big Axe)
Charleston, s. G.. yr=e-s; s;a-G
c. xERRIsoS, JR. W. }. AxoN,c. wAGNE
October 6. ."
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NOTICE.

,Rrooosals will be received at the ONCE OF
rinnE Comm;ssioners at the Court House,
Var The thorough rspsir of25 MILE CREEK
1ppTnCE. Af prep0sala.nust DO scaled and
r.snsd an Tueaday, January 3lst. 1871, ~
.op 81 J.F. SUTHERLAND, Chmn,
- JsB. i2.-3t.
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Axle Grease,

.Sy 'A' p's p HopesoN & DUNLAP.
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sT-.l-[ Irish Potatoes
AND ONIONS. just arrived fsPlendd
{ .If,eie Of ouiona and Irish Potatoes ..at
fatE'ss fati'ess'' y = iP -! KIRKLEY'S.
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Q
Il. +. HELMBOLUS BOSE WASH

An elcellent Lotion for diseases asfnG from habit.
OF dissfpattea used 10 connection With the Brtrec
Buohu and SarssparfIla, In such diseases ss recon
mended kvidsnos Of the mos responsible and re-
Also explicit directions Tor use, sesh kxsdrsds oJ
thousands living witnesses, and upwards of 0M
many OF which are from the highest soNrces incIud
ing eminent phydciAns. clergymso. statesmen, &C
The Proprietor has never resorSl 70 their publios
tioB In the new lpapers he does do this from he
fact shat his articles rank STANDARD Preparations
and do not need 20 be proDped ~ By oertfhcstes
The Science Of Medicine, IKE the Dofic Column
should stand simple. pure, majestic, having Facs
alone foe - Capital.
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oof October, d. 1859, and recorded In Liber COL
folio SIS, one OF the land records for ash ngton
county, in the District of Columbia, and wherein
Theophilus foungs and Isabel o., his wife, have
made default L shall, At the request OF the party
secured thereby, sell, at the auction rooms OF VIM
u. Wall & CO., in the city of Washington, on
THURSDAY the 23d day Of March next, at l0
o'clock, 1t public auction, the following described
~ OF washington, District OF Columbia, to wit
Lot marked ID, in the subdivisions Of that tract
OF land known a. " Bellevue" and beginnRR for the
same at supposed tree, the end OF fifth line Of the
whole tract, and running south eighty seven de-
grees- west fifty two and Q half perches thence
north twenty seven degrees, west thirty nine s. 100
peIches, which il the beginning Of lot No. S,
nine and 50 100 perches to a stone planted at road
leading t. Grimes house, tby road;b thence along
said roadway north sixty -four and 4 degrees, east
seventy five and 10Th perches to q stone planted
for Grimes southeast corner, thence nDrth sixty
nine and 18th degrees, east eight and l0ths
perch es, to cedar stump, south eighty five de-
grees east four and half perches TO opposite wall
on north side OF road south seventy four aud 18th
degrees. east sixteen perches, south eighty three
eighty-one and %th degrees, east sixteen perches
north eighty nine and 14th degrees, east twenty
perches, TO point In the road lie aiding from Piscat
away to Washington, hich Is the junction with the
road leading TO Grimes house; thence along said
road south eight degrees, twelve perch south
Two ana - des reee. east twenty perches south two
degrees, west twelve perc hes. south two degrees
ginning, conta lining fifty acres Of land.
Terms OF sale Cash on the day Of sale.
NO. STEPHENS, Trustee.
fe6 TRerl VIM. l.. WALL Co Aucts
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PHILIP A DARNEILLE. Trustee.
HARBURY WHEELER,
DUBLIC SALE OF THE VILLAGE or
L coLEsvILLE; n0kTG9HERY COUNTY,

IT The subscriber yiIl I1eT q public sale: on
February, 1871. at l2 m., all that valusbls
tract Of land embracing the village OF Celesyile,
Of land. The improv en,ents consist Of large Hotel
Binding, store and Dwelling house, . Tavern
house, large Barn, with oil necessary out buildings
also, comfortable Tenement Lot No. 4, with out
onildings This is the most desirable property that
has been In the market for years in this part a the
country, being located Is miles from Washington
city, directly on the turnpike from said city 20
road, and miles from the Washington Branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad the Laurel Branch
miles Of the property The neighbOrhood Is rapidly
Improving churches, schools, miils &C., adjoining
for any kind Of business or mechanical trades This
property has been divided into lots, all frosting on
the turnpike and on good public roads, e. follows:
Lot No. 1. Containing ~
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DIED..

DIED.
YOUNG. On Thursday, February 18th, after
asrt illness HARl kGHEs, infant daughter Of
tnss n. and Vim II. Young, aged Is months and II
.ys.
The funeral viii take place this afternoon (Fsb
nary EthJ ~ n clock, from The residence Of the
mily, DO. 1919 Ninth street northwest
AChAHET. On THURSDAY, February 18th, After
0 ong illness. HUNA5 McNAHEY, aged g.
The funeral vii take place from the residence Of
Z sfADiIy. 18Th bet~een L and KSstreets. Sunday
February 18th. 8. O'Clock The friends of the fam.
az are respectfully invited 20 attend. 81
McCLLRI On Thursdsy, 18th inst. Dr. JAMES
D 4. nCCLERy
.unsral vi take plsce on Saturday, 18th. at IA
. look IRON the reside nee Of his sister, Mrs DIR
a G. Lauck NJ. 80 llth street.
PAOGETT. Al the residence Of her son in law
inTOme Brown 1879 10th street, on the NOR ming
q The Etn February, Mrs. SARAH PADaETT.
AGED s. years
fhs funeral will take place from No & endree
q APPEL on Sunday morning 81 IL o'cIo K.
DAVIDSON At his residence. on ii street. be-
tween 18th and IS streets. IN this city, at O'Clock
cn the morning Ok the nth inst, JOHN DAVID
BON, aged " y-srs
His funeral u'Ii take place Sunday next from
MI late residence and his remains will be inferred
= Dranesville, FsirfsI county, We.
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THE WAR.
LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.


The following important items OF war news
we're received here last night:
speedy Peace Expected.
BEUssELs, Feb. 1e.-it is reported that En-
peror William viii not return TO Berlin before
peace, the speedy conclusion OF which Is con-
hdeutly expected at Paris.
The Future Government Of France.
BOEDEAUx, Feb. l6--At caucus last night,
composed of q majority OF the delegates, IL was
%R Ts 70
Duke de Cases a. minister Of foreign al airs.
The other ministers are Simon, Picard, Buffet
and BaTthlay. On the conclusion Of peace the
convention VIII adjourn to Paris and sabmit to
Plebiscite the future form of government.
BOEDEAUx, Feb. 16-M. Grevy has been
elected PRECEDENT OF the Assembly. The total
vote was So of which Grevy received SO.
PARIS. Feb. 1.-THE journal dss Debats saws
ThieIs il universally regarded as the future
Bufiet III the ministry.
The Arxnistioe Extended ONLY Five
Los N"N, Feb 16--In consequence of certain
ptspart ions IN the south OF France for calling
INTO stfylce the military classes of is12 Bis
msrck viii consent 10 prolong the srmistice
only nv days The cspitulation of Belfort ha.
been signcd, and he garrison has withdrawn
Win the aTm- snd baggage.
IT IL RIM ARKED that one of the alarming
features Or sOcI.l life in Washington is the fact
ahat so lew Washington boys are learning
trades aud Preparing themselves 10 all the
llaces OF mech snics and arti Zans The same
complaint il made all over the country. A good
competent mechanic has now and will nave the
best and safest ousIne-s in the country. His oc-
Cupation does not depend upon the chances of
speculation, or the uncertain profits OF trade
and be Is "a much respected as any n An in the
ponmunity.-Aiezandria G1,,tte.
rFzT HAvs temperance insurance societies
IN Georgia which are somewhat orig inal. Each
member rays i've dollars an initiation fee and
I'VE dollars as dues each month. At the end of
aAe year the money Is divided among those WIS
have remained faithful to the pledge. x "a
somewhat a matter OF regret thai, heretofore
tais amount hss generally been divided among
one person.
TEH AGE Of miracles evidently has not ceas.
ed. A man went into a revival meeting in Lyon
VILE, Ill, short time since, and y as making
fun OF the penitents, when he fell to the floor
and was carried out in an insensibie condition
a rev Gays after he attempted to renew his
sport IN the same place, when he was stricken
with paralysis, and, at last accounts, he had no
use Of tongue or limbs.
IT Is AssKKrED by . Philadelphia newsps-
Der that the Introduction Of coolie labor into the
pennsylvania coal region IL about to become a
TACT; that the contract has been signed for the
Importation OF anumber OF coolies to work
SchuylAiu county coliery. and that the nrst
batch will arrive about the first of May.
~
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In BANKRTPTCY.

III BANKRUPTCY.
i Dssfytef a Columbia s..
At Washington. the ID day Of February, A, d.
ISL. The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
KIT, OF Arlington, within said District, Who has
been adludee4 Bon krupt lpoa his own pc .ition By
the District Court Of sa1 District.
fesfSw A. G B1ADLEY, Assignss.D
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

m GREEN q WILLIAMS, Ans.sooesr,,
- Southeast corner Of seventh ana D streets.
lfHsE AsS tt!SEsHSTx. ~ s.Ssk, =!
h a1FsSSEs ii flRsf CLASS RESTAURANT
@h On s IS; 19l, the ,sss a .y e Feb
slali sell a. the Rs:t.a9sns eOo.p ::
,a-,s..s, .5 1s gs.smsat MAJ SuiSias;
oes and eontsn.d n s.a sn'
lot q s sssn,f an. and fsss %ss,, s'.a.
" /" s Scotch WHISKY
:. :. sSarssa whiss1
Sos ssaaRss Vine Sin'
Charge walnut Frame French Plat. Mirrors.
SWsinuf eane Seat Dining Chairs.
Walnut saloon Tables.
Large lot o Goblets, Tumblsrs. Wine Glasses, &c.
Walnut isuor and Oy ster Bars.
Kitchen ksnge, IN perfect order;
Lot Of walnut shelving. Gases, &c
Sale without reserve.
fe ls-dts GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aaos.
ICY LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucttoneers,
Southwest corner Of Psnnsy ania sv and nth st.
n
al AUCTION.
NJ On SATURDAY MORNING, February
~, 18th, 1871 At l2 O'Clock, within our Auction
&&x@ Room. shall sell one OF the most AIRED and
superior collection OF singing birds ever offered
in " ashingtOn.
Terms cash.
fel6et LArImER y CLHARY, Auc.,.
Bf VIM L NV wA M.-.'. G R1i,5 A1.t'0neeF''
Nos. 900 and so2 s.W COR. pave. and 9th st.
LARGE AsD ATTRACTIVE PHREAPrORY
SALE OF ELEGANT DIAMOND JEWELbY,
RICH EIGHTEEN KARAT GOLD JEWELRY,
WATCHES, &c, &C AT AUCTION.
n On THURSDAY MORNING, 18th Zebra.
H2s}ary commencing at o O'Clock, and coutinu-
~ ing until all are soli will sell, within our
sales rooms, the entire stock, valued at 5000,
all OF which will be sold positively without reserve,
and every article guaranteed ~ represented. The
stock com prses superb Cluster and Solitaire Dis-
monds, In Rings, Pins, Ear Rings. and studs, Brace
let's Brooches &c rich eighteen karat Gold yewelry,
set with Pearls, Rubys, Amethysts, Coral, Rmeralds
and other precious in every variety OF ars-
tic mountiDgs: fine Gold Hunting, Open Face, Dia-
mond snd Enameled Watches by all the most cello
DRAFTED sw Iss, English, and American makers, &C.,
&C.
We call special attention Of buyers to the above
sae, as the stock from one Of the porting
houses In this country.
Catalogues viii be ready, and goods exhibition
"Wednesday, 9th instant.
feIO W L. WALL CO. Aucts.