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LONDON, October 5.-A dispatch from
YokohOma, dated September 25th, an
nounec that two-thirds of the treasure
lost by the burning of the steamship
America, at that port, has been already
recovered.
A Paris correspondent of the Times
telegraphs that the Russian Ambassador
in that city had received a note from
Tanieff, Secretary of the Emperor's
Privy Council, Withdrawing the con-
gratulations which the Emperor had
rendered to Thiers, and expressing the
dissatisfaction of Russia at the aggres-
sive attitude of the Radical party of
France.
A man named Collins absc6nded, with
twenty thousand dollars of stolen
money, sailed on the steamer for Balti-
more on Monday last. The authorities
have been notified 10 arrest him.
A Cabinet meeting has been called for
Wednesday next to transact important
business, the nature of which is not re-
ported.
Advices from Bombay report that the
cholera epidemic is disappearing.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

!. The Halls Of the Exposition Building
will be open on the 5th OF October, for the re-
cepuon OF articles intended Tor the ExpOsi-
?. No articles Of an explosive, dangerous,
or highly infiammable character viii be sd-
3. All articles must be registered tv the Sec
retary, and should have labels attached desIg-
mating the owner, agent or manufacturer
name, place Of residence, etc. Price may be
attached If owner desires.
o. Exhibitors may circulate their cards and
advertisements upon the space assigned them,
and may erect paper or other light signs
thereon, and make such display in that way a.
suits their tastes They may have a reprssen- =
tative in the building to show their goods and
which viii be furnished by the Secretary at
reduced rates.
7. Articles on exhibition may be soId. but
cannot be removed until the close OF the Ex-
position. Each exhibitor, whose articles re-
qutre it, must furnish his own tables, shelving,
show cases, fixtures, etc, and place and ar
5. Dealers IN paintings, ,chromosr photographs
and pictures, and citizens who have articles
Of merit in that line, are requested TO send
them 10 the Exposition; all possible eere will
be taken of them. The ov ner'- 1arnc NAV BE-
exposed on n card, or not, as they may pfcfef.
3 Ample parlOrs and retiring rooms will be
set apart for ladies and children. Refresh
ments can be obtained in the Building.
10 Ample steam power will be provided
with necessary shaiting and pullies for the
exhibition Of machinery in motion. The
driving engines viii be in operation one week
previous 70 the opening Of the Exposition,
and " Is hOpfd all aNhihifnrs viii hal-o their
machinery in position on the opening day
There VIII be ample room for mills, portable
engines, and heavy machinery.
u. Insurance can be effected by owners at
reasonable rates on articles placed on exhibit
ton.
y. An ample police force viii be detailed
during the day and night, and reliable night
watehmen employed TO protect the property
of exhibitors
IL. No premiums will be awarded BY this
association, as IL Is believed that the Oppor-
tunity for just Judgment OF the public mind
upon the comparative merits and practicable
usefulness OF every article on exhibition, and
such generous rivalry as serves TO advertise
worth and merit, rather than a Jealous COM
petition, which fosters bitter reprisals and ac-
rimOnious partisanship in opposing iudg-
nentS, is thought 10 be far more valuable,
both TO the invention and the inventor.
For further particulars address
ED. BURKE PICKETT, Secretary.
H HAINER, Superintendent
4. A. NELSON. President
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, October 5.-FsrSt Race.
The match for two hundred and fifty
dollars side; one-half for first; mile
heat; Richland, 2, !, /; Bombshell, l, ,,
.. Time-l:47, :4s, :50l.
Second Rdce.-bfaxwell House stake,
for three year olds; two mile heats; en-
trance, fifty dollars for first, twenty
five for second Maxwell House ad-
ded, fifty; second horse to have
one hundred dollars; Of nineteen en-
tries five started; London, !, /; Bessie
Lee, 2, .; Tom Aiken, 3, distanced /;
Lamp, 4 distanced; Malta, distaneed.
Time-S&6s, 8:37l
Third d'H1dce.-AssoeiatiOn purse one
hundred and fifty dollars; dash Of mile
and a quarter; Frogiown, /; Eyeline
Mowbry, q Barney Williams, 3; VIII
liamsbug, 4. rime-EIlg.
Fourth Rdce.-AsDciation purse of
two hunased and fifty dollars; mile
heats, for beaten horses, two hundred
dollars to first; fifty dollars to second; !;
Quartermaster, l, 1; Tolaria, .. s.:
Eland, 3, 2; The Dlpper, 4, 5; Repeater,
8, 4; Wauanne, z, Z. Time-l :i5&.
l:45t the opinion of all was that Lon
don, in the second race, made a remark
able race as be came in under strong
pull in both heats; IN the first heat he
was pulled up the last half mile. and
came home in the second in a gallon.
The last three winnefs were favofltes.
Quartermaster's last was one-ouarter
second the fastest eyer made on the
Nashville course. lie was allowed
twelve pounds as the beaten horse. The
davis sport was them0 MAGNIFICENT
ever witnessed in tennessee. No heat
being won by over ( length, except
London's.
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e World, writing of the inability

The World, writing of the inability of
ocean steamers to save their passengers
by the small boats in case Of disaster,
says there is hardly steamer afloat that
could save half those ON board. Within
a few days one came into harbor at New
York, carrying one thousand seven hum
dred passengers. # any accident had
occurred, compelling them to take ref
uge In the boats, not over seven hundred
could ly any possible means have found
places in them, and the owners and Of
ficRrs allowed her 10 go to sea, knowing
that one thousand lives would inevitably
be lost, If no other steamer was at hanG
to give aid, in case of an accident. Even
the "rafts' which vessels usually claim
TO be supplied With, are often 50 cheaply
and poorly constructed as to be Of no use
whatever, as In case OF the Metis. whose
raft could not even be lowered. It Is
surely time that laws, which could not
be avoided or misunderstood, should be
passed, i'm order that the fatal effects OF
osean accidents might be lessened,
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WASHINGTON, October 5.-For the
lower lakes, and thence over the Eastern
and Middle States north of Maryland,
diminishing pressure, warm and cloudy
weather and occasional light rains, with
southeasterly and southwesterly winds,
veering to westerly; on the Gulf and
South Atlantic, southerly to southwest
erly winds; partly cloudy weather over
the Northwest and upper lakes, and
thence to the Ohio valley; increasing
pressure and cooler and clearing wealth
er, with northerly to westerly winds,
extending also to Michigan and Ohio,
with possibly occasional rain in the for
mer State.
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THE STORM AT RUTHERFORD.

The Murfreesboro Monitor of October
Sd, says: " One Of the most destructive
and severe storms passed over this sec
ton on last Saturday evening that has
taken place for many years. 1t was
characterized, especially, for its general
ity, extending, as faras we have learned,
from the southern portion Of our county
10 Nashville. There was great damage
done to property, especially the farming
portion Of the community. Fences
were blown down, trees We're felled upon
stock, in many cases killing valuable
animals; the ungathered corn crop was
thrown to the ground, where a great
deal Of it will rot and spoil. The top of
the Christian church at this place
was taken off by the force Of the wind,
which will cause some inconvenience
and expense 10 those connected with
that church. The house Of Air, Burch,
near the fair grounds, was blown down,
but none OF its inmates were injured.
The barouche In which Mr.. Giles Hard
ing and family were riding, was over
turned by the severity Of the storm, and
his horse became frigbtened, ran away,
and killed himself. These AFs some of
the fearful results OF the storm that we
have learned, there being, doubtless,
many more Of similar Kind through
out the country
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Convention or Sorehea,,s.

ST.. LOUIS, October 5.-The Straight
out Democratic State Convention, which
was to have been held at jefferson City
yesterday, did not come Off in conse-
quence of the detention of several dele
gates from the West by a railroad acci-
dent. A caucus was held, and the con-
vention postponed till Thursday next, at
st. Louis. A meeting was held at night,
at which speeches were made, and a
letter from John Quincy Adams was
read. Resolutions ratifying the nomi-
nation of OCOnOr and Adams were
adopted.
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WASHINGTON, October SIN the
work now in preparation by Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, Richardson,
on finances he says, after quoting the
law of February 1865, for reduction OF
currency: "Atthis time the amount out
standing is 1855, 900, 600, that is the lin
it, below which the circulation OF
United States notes cannot be reduced
without Congressional enactment; be-
tween that amount and the S400, 600, 900
authorized by law and the issue Of a re-
serve of 81, 900, 900 is left to the discre-
ton of the Secretary, who has
never since availed himself of it to any
extent whatever, except on two occa-
sions during September 1869. About
81, 5000 Of three per cent. demand GER
tifieates came in suddenly for redemp-
ton and were paid out of this reserve,
but the amount so withdrawn was with
in two weeks again restored thereto.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BUCHIGNANI.-The friends and acquaint-
ances Of Richard Buehlgnani are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral OF his wife,
ELIZABETH, from the receiving vault Of Win
chester Cemetery, on SUNDAY, October eth, ,'at
~ o'clock pm.
Interment in Calvary CCathoiicJ Semetery.
LAWRENCE.-NeaT Grenada, Mississippi,
on September 25, 1872, Of congestion, ]. W.
LAWRENCE, eldest son OF the late n. L. and
Halle Lawrence; aged sixteen years and six
months.
KEENAN.-The friends and acquaintance
OF James and Catherine Keenan, are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Of their
son, WILLIAM, to-day, at o'clock pm.
from their residence, No. ia Vance street
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Opening OF a New Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, October 5-The ExpOsi-
nors of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Ten
nessee to meet Governor Leslie, Of Ken
lucky, here on the tenth, on the Occa-
sion of the celebration of the opening
of the North and South Alabama road.
The Governors of Georgia, Florida and
Alabama are expected to be present.
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NEW York, October 5.--FgrSt Rdce.-
At Jerome Park; for fillies, three-year-
olds, mile and three-quarters. won by
Belmont's Woodbine. Time, 3:l63.
Second Rdce.--Afile heats; Tubman
won the first heat; time, :451, beating
Preakness and Meteor.
Third Rdce.-Three mile dash, won by
Sandford's Monarchist, beating Nc
Daniels Harry Bassett; time, 5:344.
Bassett sold in the pools al five hundred
to fifty dollars previous to the race.
Fourth hGce. e.--Champion stakes for
twO-year-olds, won by filly Minnie w;
time, :l9l
Fsfth Tace-wm by Lochiel, Blind
Tom second, and Astronomer third.
Time 3 .26.
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Georgia Elections.

ATLANTA, October 5.-The official re-
ports of ninety-nine counties show q
majority for Smith Democrat of forty
thousand and thirteen votes. Thus far
one hundred and twenty-nine Demo
Gratis and six Republicans are reported
elected as representatives.
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The Cincinnati Exposition CIOsed-A
Summing Up.
CINCINNATI, October 5.-The Exposi-
ton closed tonight. The entire pro-
ceeds have been one hundred thousand
dollars. One hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars guarantee fund for the
Exposition for 1873, has been subscribed.
The fund will probably be raised to half
a million or a million, as there is a SEN
timent in favor of so doing.
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Policemen Implicated In Rank ROh-

berry.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Chief Of PO-
lice w. G. Williams, and Detective
Doyle, Of the Jersey City force, were ar
rested this morning, charged with being
implicated in an attempted robbery OF
the First National Bank Of Jersey City,
The prisoners were committed for trial.
They We're subsequently bailed in bonds
of twenty thousand dollars each.
Charles J. Proctor ahd Frank Denan,
with whom the above were supposed to
be complicated, were this afternoon
found guilty Of breaking into the First
National Bank Of Jersey City in June
list.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Death of am ola Journalist.

GENEVA, New York, October g.
Rodney L. Adams, late proprietor of
the Geneva Courier, one Of the oldest
editors in Western New York, died to-
daY.
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SPORTS OF THE DAY.
san FRANCISCo.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 5.-The
race between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy, over the Agricultural Park, mile
heats, for a purse Of Sc en- thousand
five hundred dollars, this afternoon, was
won by the Maid in three straight heats.
Time, 2:25, 2:lSf, 2;22. Five thousand
people were in attendance. Two dollars
admission 10 the track was charged.
Little money changed hands. The
people were confident Lucy could win
the race if driven for that purpose.
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The Louisville Exposition Excursion.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Active prep
aratiOns are making for the excursion
lists from the South next week. A lunch
will be set for them in the Exposition
Building, and grand banquet will be
given at the Gait House. One thousand
invitations have been issued.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, October 5. - Cotton
firm; ordinary, 16l@17c; good ordinary,
174c; low middHng, l73c; mddling, lSc.
Net receipts, 175 bales; exports-cOast-
wise, S6l bales. Sales, 800 bales; stock,
l5,l54 bales.
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Distinguished visitor.

The Excise Board to-day refused
license to Paul FalS, against whom the
Seventh street Methodist Church made
for selling Iager-beer.
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Boston, October 5. = The woolen
house of Gilbert q Lovejoy, 9S Sum-
mer street, suspended payment yester-
day. Their liabilities are understood to
be about two hundred thousand dollars.
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'Oster BIOdgett, the Western Atlantic
Railway sWfndIer.

Washington advices say that a spe-
cial dispatch received there reports that
Foster BlOdgett, Of Georgia, was arrest
ed in Columbia, South Carolina, on a
charge of forgery While treasurer of the
Western Atlantic Railway, in 1869. He
was subsequently discharged, but it was
expected that requisitiOn would be
made for him by the Governor of Geor-
Cia.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO, October 5.-A
large Greeley meeting was held here to-
night. A torchlight procession paraded.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. r.
P. Ranney, Judge McSweeney and sew
eral others.
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sAvANNAu

SAVANNAH, October 5.-COtton firm
with a good demand; good ordinary,
l72c; low niiddling, I75c; middnng,
lS5c. Net receipts, 3267 bales; exports
-eoastwise, l347 bales; sales, 1000 bales;
stock, "a, ,352 bales.
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MOBILE, October 5.-Cotton in mod
crate demand and little doing; good or
dinary, l7sb; low middling, lslc; mid
ding, 19Ic. Net receipts, 1855 bales;
exports-coastwise, 1872 bales; sales, 80
bales; stock, $3.50 bales.
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Fearful Effects of a NIfro-GIyeerene Ex.
plOsion.

NEW YORK, October Sat Bayonne,
New jersey, this morning, an explosion
Of tro-glycerene occurred on the Gem
trail railroad, where some labOrers had
been at work track-building. The nitro
glycerine was applied for an experiment
tai blast. The quarrymen were enscOneed
behind bOuldeTs, and after the blast Pat
rick McGlynne, who was not more than
forty feet distant, was found horribly
mangled, and his right arm torn off by
a piece Of rock. Another labOrer was
struck in the bowels, and is in dying
condition. Another was lifted into the
air, and dangerously hurt. A residence
two hundred feet distant had its roof
crushed through by boulders weighing
one thousand pounds.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 5.-The report that
the Spanish Government would make n
claim against the United States for dam
ages inflicted by the flibustering expe-
ditions to Cuba, is pronounced untrte.
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General Lear, distinguished Hay
ian, arrived here to-day, and will short
y go to Washington to pay his respects
-o President Grant
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CRIME, ACCIDENT AND FIRE.

Failing Of an Iron Bridge Man Killed.
ST LOUIS, October 5.--An arch iron
bridge in course Of construction aeT0ss
the Kansas river, between Wyand6tte
and Kansas City, fell yesterday, killing
Mr.. Walker, the superintendent Of con-
structi0n.
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The Massachusetts, Superior Court has
decided in effect that IL the railroad
companies run their cars on Sunday,
people may ride In them for nothing. A
man on the Old Colony road, who had
neglected to buy ticket, refused 70 pay
the extra ten cents charged on the pay
ment Of fare on the cars and was prose-
euted. II was decided by the tribunal
aforesaid that the company bad no right
TO collect fares at all on Sunday, because
il was a violation Of law TO run their
trains.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Ata pub
lie sale, yesterday, A. +. Campbell, of
New York, purchased the old American
theater, on Walnut street, above Eighth,
for ninety thousand dollars.
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LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Yesterday
evening an engine ran into a freight
train en- the Short-Line railroad, wreck
ing both locomotives and smashing two
cars. Nobody hurt.
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A. J. o, K. s. B.

TT'HE members OF Ezra Lodge No. 80 are here
i by notified to be present at Especial Meet
ing to-day at pm as business Of the greatest
Importance Will be transacted. By order of
The W. A Il. WOLF, Secretary.
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There vim be No Charre fnr enace.

Exhibitors Of Articles OF their own manu-
facture OF the manufacture OF Others. are re-
quested 70 notify the Superintendent Ia per-
son or through the pOstOfiice, so that space
may be assigned.
The Board OF Directors, on behalf OF the
citizens OF Memphis and the people OF the
southwest cordially and earnestly invite ex-
hibitors from every part Of the Union.
Arrangements have been made for Cheap
Transit Of all Articles to be exhibited. and for
reduced rates Of fare to visitors from abroad
on all Railroad and Steam boat lines.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons are hereby notified that PAUL
N A CICALLA Is not the agent Of PAUL
ClCALLA, and has no power % collect money
or transact business for me as my agent.
PAUL CICALLA.
Memphis, October 3 lST2
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D, c. & 4. M. LCEWENSTINE,

SOUTHERN PALACE, 332 MAIN STREET.
Three Doors North Union Street. Memphis, Tennessee
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FROM THE CABLE.
FRANCE.

PARIS, October 5.-The journals of
this city have opened subscription for
the relief of the Alsatians who have left
their homes and returned to their French
citizenship.
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Losses by the fire at Paterson.

a Washington special states that the
filling of the vacancy in the Mexican
claims umpire, caused by the death Of
Frances Lieber, will probably lead to
trouble. Our Government, it is said,
would be unwilling to accept any one
ferred would be by lot. The Indian
cases, amounting to thirty-two millions,
might fall to the Mexican umpire, and
the interest of his country, and it is con-
tended that it would Recessitate the bias
of his judgment. 1t is also said Mexico
cannot consistently ask any of the
European nations to name the Umpire.
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More Trouble i'm Honduras.

Kingston, Jamaica, advices state that
the Indians Of Honduras have made an
other raid ON the P-itish settlers of Or
ange Walk, near Carosaly, Yucatan.
There were about five hundred of the
raiders. The British garrison made a
gallant defense, killing a few of the en-
emy and wound.ng many others. Two
soldiers We're killed and sixteen wound
ed. The Indians pillaged to the extent
of thirty or foTt. thousand dollars and
retired.
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WILMINGToN.

WILMINGTON, October 5.-Cotton is
firm; middlin2 lTsc. Net receipts, 293
bales; stock, 2OS5 balesi sales, so bales.
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MENKEN BROTHERS,
261 and 263
Main ST., Corner Court
Dissolution.

We have sold our interest In the Book and
Stationery business TO e. l.. CLEAVEss and =.
T. CARNES, who assumes and will pay all the
liabilities and collect all debts due 70 CIeaVes
& Smithwick. MARY G. SLEANE5,
JAMES F. SMTTHWICk,
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DIED.

KNODE-At the residence Of DR.. H. p.
Smith, In Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the 18th
OF September, DR.. o. B. KNoDE, Of congestion
Of the lungs.
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GALVESTON.
MOBILE.


GALVESTON, October 5.-Cotton firm
good ordinary, l6ac. No receipts.
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nGEAGPHIS
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
Commencing October 10Th, 1872,
And Continuing iOr Thirty Days.

MANUFACTURES and others OF this city
VI and elsewhere. are notified that the EX-
position Building viii be completed in due
time TO be opened on the 18th OF October. They
are respectfully solicited to make display Of
their skill in all kinds Of Machinery, Inven-
tiOns, Products, Works Of Art, ETC. Dealers
and manufacturers Of all kinds Of Fabrics.
Boots, shoes, Hats, Furs. Musical instruments. .
Agrlculturists, Horticulturists and PomolO-
gists, are invited to join in the display.
The ladies' especially, arr invited to ex
hibit specimens Of Embroideries, Needle
work, Preserves, Pickles, and articles OF
household economy and skflIful HAND u-o--.
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WARFIELD's COLD WATER SOAP
Manufactured BY Perry & Reading,
Mobile, Alabama

zEvE have been appointed agents for this
w celebrated, perfect Washing Soap. By
using it. you save time, labor, clothes and
fueI For washing Prints, silks, Iacea, Bonn
bazfnes, Flanneis, Blankets and woolens gen
orally, she1le Is nothing equal 70 a. Ask your
~ oL1vER FINNIE& CO