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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


r-r-i.Asis y Ls~t, yoss.on q o.. Basksr., ,ovn a
eerur ~ fsrr'yisanta arsrue ard rr"h 'irssi'
Ieis; Ers, s,li Harlem, ia.S: Isis, shots snd
iSss G!S..s .:S SS..'sss H. Ssi
tf $%'s. f i;s|s Fit Bond. ~ '' '''"
Baitiner, Markets.
.gALI.soss July Breadstga. : glour, The =. Be
SHS's 2Ss' do ~ SPRINT Ms.s' Rl.l AT r.
and ~ Ts.,,.n Family a ~ Ig.rs Z re move
@ q ss ssi ehoe.
son tss ~s % sSsss: asr e
%: .sS1; shsSs S:sssf ~
: emo 'S sSh 70 P:s os & :sS &C.
.SSs ;.1 s, e. sGa.s.,n white nomln.
sSs %s:ssas =: primer; IA %I.sa Il si.sstsr .oId
DO de 4 n apS sse 40 90 " ". hsS III
osSsfSs 40. ,o.dsy wee s,e eg.sel. sos,h,rn
eF%..k ., q IS Sashsi. prime vas sold today. a,
snsSss S.ss:
lsisH cents, and ToUd ordinary i'd in cent? 80
Iro,sions.-There 10 little OF no Bull Meats Offer.
inc and We understand Shoulders would bring cts,
Bacon N quiet With moderate JobbnE demand,
and we quote a. follows shoulders a s}ask cents
RIB sides at W cents, and clear rib sides at 10
cents. Hams are In good REQUEST and we It'll
Lard Il very dull and prices are entirely ncn,ins
sass S;a 81 H%s T'i psf ss si'.n and We
ssga,s There ,rs no sale reported since our
HSs g g ssssns
cents Epvliah Island DO. ise7J. cents; Martinique
DO. 5!sTN centsi Cuba Osntd nsai. sN,ssS; DO.
AZ -. cents; how 0riean- 90. At s6Ssx csiis; De.
Ig.rars vacuum Isn ct eSSio ccnts. aud Brani II
Va. I'VE quote Western and city at u cents
gallon, - -
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ENOUGH Of the no. roo ickets issued for the THup
GRAND GIT CONCERT. In aid Of the Public Library
o. Kentucky having been sold to insure full draw.
that the luo Ssh gifts offered should be drawn In
hsretofots he s Is. down :.
q the trustees. have determined to allow ninety
days more for the sale Of the INFANT OF tickets
istt on hand The concert and distribution sdver.
used for April 4 therefore postponed TO tuesday,
July y, 1873, on which day, aud no other, they vfi
positively and nnequiyocally take place In pu6iIo
th. a1asd Soass4t he following e..h rf. viii
be dstri6ated BY l0t and paid in fa to lie tiefst
holders who draw them
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE.

Esomssa Qr,rcE. U: 3; AnHr,l
Sealed proposals. will be received at this office
until ~ .. m. on the isth day Of July. is7S for
6pecihoatons In regard to the work and blani
forms ior pfop2.als and guaranty, Tn b ssnt on
MAJOR q Knsinssrs, Byt Major Den. d. IA,
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DRoPosAIs FOR sUPPLIEs.

o'.,0' AiYs e.l sss:1 ". 3sa. s
ssslsd grop9s.i: y iPlc.is .h copy O .hl.
until II o'clook M on ths "a day q July, is1s, for
ne delivery q the following named supplies atthis
is1 p suc6 time. and in such qusniities q may BE-
rs9aired, subject 70 ths usual inspection. visi
III cords metchantabie Pine Wood in,ors OF iess
~ pounds Corn lmore or less
!ml9 pounds Hay. bsled. tmore or lesa)
~ POUNDS stray. bald. Smore or !ess.
weeds, cut IN sessoI. we'll. cured and 6sied The
s1sT 70 Dc Of good quality, clean, long and well
Bi.nl forms q p,opos.ls, with guaranty printed
ana csrned to) WI Be furnished on application 70
Pr9Yossls yiIl be p,attsd -Propo.sir for Forage
% frop2sals fer Wood,"aa the cass may be, and
'1l o.ss., = -. ..s '.as,.fY Sso sekEssos.
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IMPROVEMENT OF GREAT KANAwHA
RyER,DAMs AND DIKEs

UsiTsD sTATrs EsonEER's 0yvIcR.)
ouu,,,r 6 No. fgT nn. y Li ,ss
gealsd proposals.. In duplicate vii be received At
this once pntil noon on MONDAY, the 18th day o.
neces.ary .tone and brush FOR t6s repair and con.
struction Of The following kprap Dams and bikes,
Charleston, Calvin Greek ahoals, 900 cubic yards
stone; half mile below Charleston, klt shosf 40
Tyomile shoal. LOO cubic Yards Atone. - :
brpsh I'll DO used 1t the discretion Of the Rnsi.
Al ths above mentioned work must be completed
APPROPRIATIONS snd printed forms for proposals
will be furnished on application TO the undersigned
RIO A. NJ. SCOTT. Civil EnHineer,. Charleston. W,
je0 Major Fns,nsers.
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FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE ACTING CoMNIssARY ov suBsIsTEsoR,I
DAvip's ISLAND. NEW YoRK HAHBoR.
June y, 1874 }
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at
tnis 2fhcs until v O'clock m Jnl, y ls7s, for fur
pArment United States army. at thi. station during
sin months, commencing August I, l6a copy Oi
this advertisement 70 be attached 20 each proposs
For further Information aPply %
Afcnnd Lient Third ArtIllerY. a H'a
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WAsHINGToN CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND
W h mp GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD

nv ASHINGTON CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY. S0rrnse. AeIsndriA and Manas
Gompsnios oon aS ssr pAh''iie h~'iroad
D0UBLE DAILY JRAIks except Sunday p MI
connections vii 30 made between ,washinston and
Ney York. connecting twice daily with Chesapeafs
and Ohio railroad 81 Qordonsyiile and Charlotte.
the Ohio river and West -
Leave Washington by Potomac Ferry Comm -
bosis, Seventh strses wharf, twice dsiiT"7 .. m.
f sIni,,, T. n. and tste trains corner King and
Arrive S 4 LynshbarE q q p m, and 81 . m;
PAAsenserr for Manassas Division leave seventh
street wharf :. m, daily. excepting sunday,
leans. chapsins only 4 Lynchburs.
. Buy Tickets al 69 PennsylvaniA avenue and At
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
2. o. or 81 Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
KNOBS Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be.
snse at B,mSrs .nd Ohio railroad depot aud sev.
BreAkiAst and supper on ferry boats for through
apd J. n. BROADUB, @. T. A.
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Captain .nd A o sIs,: Z EEs sIoEl g.
DROPOSALs FOR HRAD-sTONEs FOR MA
L TIoNAL MILITARY CHMETERIEs.
... War DnpARTMnrT)

DROPOSALs FOR HRAD-sTONEs FOR MA.
L TIosAL MILITARY SHMETERIEs.
ouAar.ssasIn GssinIL's ovsIcS
p,epo.. are ipyi.a for farn aSns
Ii L. :i {. 9 s'i'h q which dc follow
Provided. the. the bead stones required b. an act
enti'Ied AN act TO establi.h and protect National
gpfHsss spS1cysa @ .sa y;
Isshi = shsi issp them IN piscs When III ana
..rdsd y ths .sa .. ~. b
..on rsseopsSs psrson or psr.on. s sss
Combine tbs elements Of dursbiIity, decency, and
spIEoeisd Yo1 IA su9poss sn Out u Any
q W. 81. al. ID;
ned .ionss and sss sssndssds q S Snssy sSa
e sps Ss: : .na Re
bead .,9nes: and ihe conirsc,s msde under tSis
md shs ns Is. sssrsz II ,as
cesd me sum hereby appropriated.
'o; HS%H Y y sss Il: !.
.sp.Slacs,Ien., describing in detail III. standard
hs once Sss S.S 2. -. hsd o.
men will be PLACED on exhibition within ! few DAYS
The yroPossi. should Be In scaled envelopes,
sy .ad.Ssss g sor ~ s. oS,,
tsrmastsr General Of the Army, in whose once
hey vii be opened. In tho presence Of bidders, on
i S,s5nrday, September ., Isia, commanding al II
~ order Of the Secretary of w.r, -
n. Q, MEIas,
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Baltimore Lock Hospital

Baltimore Lock Hospital
DIR. JOHNSTON,
whom n the Great. Hospitals q Europe. Viz Sns
land, France and elsswhsrs. the mot certain,
ExoEssKs On ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
fppS,sncy asnsrs Hssyoa.Ssss bpss
y s$$s KS 5Gs n sss!
TS; KIM I'm : ::s
Sirens " the Mariners o. Ulysses, blishtns their
a Soay
We thai dreadful and destTaotiye habit which an
1Sas M sSS Sl.S
ns so ~ hay. en
sasS q ss'tssJ u: living Esnsy al sisS fdi
Is ;sE: 4 Y J:.Rsesy VT
sP 4 q: ssssoa: ass
sSsST%gsSn q g s. nina "
ssSs e Aye
dis'' sa' an some 4 RI sfIatd;RR produced
49, s:s:ss s sin s
hbbssS, :,
IN, ''AiE sbJssRsaT SS' Hi sREss
TIE many th9a;.nd. cured q "a: sst.Slishmsni
b ihs u q IT, fss.
:s n &. Shcs ss
Ing - : man o. honor and fseponsbiiity. d sun
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MARRIED..

EnkLoFF-sINy-ons Sunday morning, Al the
parsonutv Of McKsndres church, by Rev. O. W.
yooper. Mt 0IonoE WAsnnoros EcxLoyr. Of
ick city, Md
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DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

HEApouAHTERs DKpAnTnkxr OF THE PIIrrpJ
Orrfoh Cnikr Cox MIrsARy ov 5uBsITENcu,
-, OMAHA, NEpEAsKA, May ~, l6Jn \
sealed proposals, In duplicate, with guarantees
.il be received by The ACHING CommissSry of sub.
sss, a,n: Camp DGpylss G!,h JerIiory, until
suy lma. for furnisbins the Flour required by the
Suhsistencs pepartment. United Btstes army, Il
mat s'is1n during nye months. commencing Al.
Samples Of ten pounds Of each brand Of Flour Of.
iercu appropttAtely irbelled. must accompany pro.
posAls and be referred 10 therein
al Jhs names md tesdsncea osn or city county.
m s DC statsd In proposals., prOIo.ais made BY
partner. " -~
nssops. g, containing proposals should be marked
Information As to conditions, quality Of Flour,
Rsymens, &C, can be obt.ined by application 10
tbe CommissAry % Camp Douglas
j. W, BtRRI0ER,
Byt BRIG. Cen, q. D. g.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR STEAM sLooPs OF WAR

| - EAvr DrPAaIxErT.l
BTnsAU or CoNsrnUoTIoN AND RErII.
| 49, WASHINGTON lure II, IsTA
Healed proposals. will be received Al this Bureau
unm lIOcloch loon. August !, 1s7a, for the con
stIncton. inclpdnE materials, Of the hull and ms
complete for sea service Of either one OF
it.,m .o9Ia O var II about ?tog,
tor the bulls may be seen and eIamined al this
buroan and al the Com ma ndants once AZ the
Navy Yards h Philadelphia, brooklyn and Charles.
low; ADD plans and sIecihcations for the steam
maohlnery may be seen and examined at the Blu,
resu of steam Engineering, and At tho Navy Yards
md under the same conditions, for the construc.
uon, including materials, Of the hulls, complete
ior Sea service. Of either both Of the iron
mentioned above. separate from the steam ms.
The vessels must be completed in 81 respects &c.
material. must b. q the best qualify, and The work
must Be done In the best manner, and the veeae or
vessels be delivered At such Navy YARD on the At
antc coast as the ID apartment may direct In seven
n,nnths from the date and nxning Of the contract
Paymens will be made as the work progresses In
&c ts until the nai oompletio and acceptance
The bids must be accompanied win the suarsn.
tecIelured by law, that II the contract IL awarded,
" Viii be promptly executed, and the names OF the
parties who are TO become tho sureties 70 the
amount of the face Of tho contract will also be
The Department reserves the right 10 accept
hsm, As ~ ia opinion the public interest requires.
Bios Will only be aocepted from parties who are
known 70 be shipbuilderr and to have ths peces-
sary facilities for doing The work. lon New
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DRoPosALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
L sIs sE Pbs NOM MQiHEs RAPIDS OF THE MIS-.
"A' q r.,,-.. o..-.

KrokuE, Iowa, Nay q, ts7R 4
sealed proposals. ID duplicate will be reosived Al
We Hnted States EnFineer's ONCE. in the city q
reqsired for the excavation aud embsnEment and
n,olsLuetion u the enibsnhment val II the guard
me ennai nov In process OF cCnstructi IN around
usual ss SSna ais G al s. SsgP river
The right ia reserved to reject any aud al bids.
posals and guarantee and ali information can be
ohtAined BY personal application Al tha ONCE and
bidding. "S- oN'oi'
m, ProgS.sls must b made on the blank form. fur
nlshed from this ONCE. and must be ACCOMPANIED
by sausiactory evidence that the rerties have the
metns and are ready 70 bevtn and finish the work
ProLossis: with copy II the specifications and
printed snarantee sisned By st least two responsi
inaorsea PropnsAis for Labor on Guard Lock, bec-
a9a , MS,h and Channel Encsva,ioSs." o,
CnlQnel Of Engineers, q. 8. Army, Gepersi super.
intsndent US. improvements Liz Moines RaIids
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR.

orrroE OF LroHr, Iousr Erorrsn)
BlLTrxoRy, Nh, June !, isfS
Sealed proposal sll be received al this once
gnt I Sc i M q sAIuRpAY The W. day q
~ kinds necessary - completeiy construct and de
hysf on board vessels. At the se.p9rt nearest the
Lignthouse. to be. erected. At Tybee Knoll, sayan.
specihcstieps ior the ssme, Which, tosether with al
ton to this once. .PETER q. HAIHb,
MaJ. Of Eneineers. U. s.A. Lshi. house Kngineer.
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A LKxANDRA AND WASHINGTON RAIL,
n RRIbSEs Jsyl 81 RAII%AY wn , -.

RioKsBGRa RAiIWAY P"'A AND fhhDf
DEPOT 60RNER SfiTiAN ND b STREETS. I,
y, o. ~. II M. u noon. l. d ., ,S67.s; "a M
. and m 70 Alexandria daily: all others daily ca
Local trains from Alexandria arrive as follow :
~ 1 s1, lo;st q IS q m, V SO. rs, ass,
p M from Alexandria daily; ali other trAins daily
Trains 9,5fsd thus connect with trains on wsah.
9uANTioH asoommoda,ion leaves Washington
aRk%f ffIHfsf' sStfkEss. vi. Richmond,
eaSes washington II y. m. daily. except sunday
Through tickets to all points South and southwt Il
Tor sale o. the once corner sixth and PennsylyAn
Avenue, and Thirteenth and Ponnsy lvAniA syenue,
where passenger can leave orders for bar
sAse % be ehecfed At all hotels and re.idenccs
lyDu General Passenger Agent
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
On the petition Of THOMAS MxIALL, Ok boston,
praying for the extepslop Of sIAtsnt
IN improyspsnt In method q 0ombinins Emsfs
with Caoutchouc;
ID is ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the eth day OF September next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners re-
and that aid petition DO heard on the sSth day q
Any person may oppose this extension.
lsisWsw A. d. LE8ukTr. Commissioner.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED sr4 M1ss .sTaN T. Syg gnS. 1871.
On the petition Of Ell wHnnLEa. 81 Elmiys,
granted o lin on he s,tS dsy 81 ssp,smSsf. isis
Tor an Improvement n R.ilrosd Car Seats!
closed the 18th day Of August next thatths time
for nlipk Arguments and the Examiners report bs
petition be heard on The I'd day Of September next
az ssson my gypp;Esa sas 4Tssn1t dm,,.,on,,
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ID RoPosALs FOR THR IMPROVEMENT OF
L WILMINGTON HARBOR, DELAWARE
U. h. ENoIrEER OvYIcE,J
lH1s UHEsTrur brlRsT, y
PHrIADrLPH.,P PA, June u, iNi
seated proposals.. in duplicate, W It'll copy Of this
advertisement attached ID each, wi be received Il
n n,v once until y 20 O'Clock p m oflwkDNEsDAY,
rock ' WV ""'o - IN ~" VI "o'i"
r9rms, speoincations, drawings, and Information
WI De furnished nsm thus ONCE where map q 10.
csi'y can be seen. .. y. kuRTZ,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11
AT the Midday,

OF your life, il disease Jays his vile hands
upon You, there is still "a balm in Gilead,~
by which you may be stored 10 perfect
health, and proiong your days 10 miracu-
.ouS extent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11
Death

Is thing which sometime must befalI
every son and daughter Of the human fam,
lily; and vet,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11
DRUGS, ETC.
Murder i'm Albany

HAsNEyER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
ii no threatening OF it at present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11

Extract of Eucalyptus is a powerful,
yet harmless, febrifuge, and iS q special
preparation for the treatment of the mala-
rious fevers of our interior valleys. and is
warranted 10 cure any case of Fever and
AgUe treated with il according 10 direc-
tions. while the baneful results of the use
ofthe usual QuinineandalSen remedies
for those diseases are entirely avoided.
Beware of imltati ions, and take none but
COleman'S.
For sale everywhere, and by Chas. Lang
ley & Co., Druggists, Agents, San Francisco
v5n39y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-11

the various methods Of
preparing the remedy,
and its uses. II can be
relied uNon aS certain 10
give the promised re-
suits. and hundreds of
tcsi ilnonials of its etiica-
cy can be seen nj his OF
flee, 4o5 Kealney ST., San
Francisco.
dnI nAhnmsa nnIIhlM
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-25
BrOOkSVille items.

The Grange had a picnic at
Docrbrook ON Saturday, the 18th.
A good dinner was served, and
every one enjoyed it.
The Grange had u picnic and
public installation of officers here
on Wednesday, the 22d, and every
thing passed off to the satisfaction
of those present. All had enough
good things to eat, and went away
pleased with themselves and every
body else.
-Wo regret to learn that Geo.
A. Pease, of Mobile, Alay was IN
iurpd by his horse falling from the
Hashuqua Bridge, several miles
from Macon, A negro who was
driving the buggy was killed ut
the same time. reaso fell on him,
Our townsman VIM. Pondleton
was injured, severely, by his horse
running away with him and tearing
his buggy to pieces in Louisville,
Miss.
The darkies arc manifcsting
some interest about homes for next
year. Persons wishing laborer rs,
who will feed them, will have no
difficulty in getting hands as tho
merchants will not be so anxious
to sell on credit promiscuously and
many will not be able to feed them.
selves.
Items, like currency, scarce,
Yours, NC, \.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-25
Taxes and the Mayor.

Some Of our merchants had their
cquanimity disturbed by the mes
sage Of eur Mayor to the Board of
Aldermen, which was published in
our last issue. The equalization OF
the taxes was the burden Of this, to
them, Objectionable document, and
though we believe His Honor is
correct in the principle involved, Il
littlo more Suaujter in mode would
have made his message more pala-
table and more effective. OF course,
in rendering his taxes, every one
leans to his self-interest and consci-
cntiously thinks in many cases it is
not just to give in a species Of prop
orty not permancnk which he is
probably paying a tax on already
in interest and in other ways, The
Mayor, however, handles all these
e%vasions, if we can so call them,
without gloves, and doesn't sugar
coat the remedy he proposes.
1t is q difficult and delicate mat
ter to equalize tho taxes, and no
plan can entirely do away with the
irregularities which unavoidahly oc-
cur in the best governed municipal
tiles. The old system Of taxes on
sales was, perhaps, the most just,
vet, even that is liable to the same
abuse OF the taxation on the valua-
ton of the stock on hand, besides
very few merchants r so careful
as to be able to give only an ap-
proximato estimate of their trans
actions during the year, and some
would think it only right, even to
deduct the expenses connected with
their sales, in their assessment.-
Taxation is a difficult problem and
should be treated carefully.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-25
The Circuit Court

Is now Friday in session, and
viii probably consume the whole
three weeks allotted to its session.
There was a large amount of bust
ness, the criminal docket furnishing
4 record not exactly creditable to
our county. Indeed, Judge Orr
remarked that Noxubce furnished
more criminal eases than all the
rest Of his district. His Honor has
been unromitting in the discharge
OF his duty, often holding Court
.tIl late at night, and firm and i'm
partial in his decisions.
Col. Mock has been acting Dist.
Attorney, Maj. Whitfield being sick,
and has met with his usual success
IN bringing conviction to the
minds Of the jurors, but not much
repentance, we fear, to the defend
ants, for they were all, no doubt,
convicted against their will.
We could not get q record Of the
cases this week, but will furnish
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-25
SUMlTERVILLE INSTITUTE.

This we'll known educationa
center, considering tho tinancia.
panic, has opened under favorable
circumstances. Parents are begin.
ming to be aware that a correct
education for their children is Of
much moro value than all the fash
ionable luxuries to which they have
been accustomed, and, in times like
these, will sacrifice the latter for
the benefit of their children and
thor future success in life. Prof
Gathright's school is one entirely
adapted to the exigencies of the
times. He will be liberal in dc.
mands for advance payments the
present month, and students are
charged from date OF entrance 70
the close of the session. This, in
connection with the lack Of temp
tations to spend money, the thor.
oughness Of Prot. G,'s system Of
teaching, the healthful locality
combine to make it the most deslr'
able school in the State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-25
THE SIMPLE REASON

why Hand Srpolio IS the best article in
the world lortbe constant use Of FAB CLASSES
of lcapi5, is because it win lo what 30
Other ub5tmcc will, as follows
NacuASrcs.-W viii entirely remove tar,
pojot, oil aud varnish from the clothing
aud hands.
I~ARNtrs.-Its use will prevent tan,
suuburn, chappel hands.
WoEkrSG WoWEN.--It will take tie
place Of potl crs and cosmetics for beauti-
flying the complexion, and viii Tcuder the
hand, white and soft, no matter how much
they are used.
EyGnrnoDY.-lt is the best article in
the world for removing all c]utancous
blemishas from the skin. and rendering il
white, beautiful, aud natural IN color. In
price cheaper than .oap-ouly 10 and Is
cents Il cake, according to size.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-25
TO spORTsMEN.

Messrs. Parker Brothers manufacture
the celebrated breech-loading, double-bar'
relied shot gun, and claim that they arc
the best in the world. Those who have
used them say that for durability, n%eatnesi
of finish, convenience in loading and ac'
curacy in shooting, they cannot be sur.
passed, and We know of a gentleman whC
Inns used y Parker for svears, and wht
would not part with it.. Quincy (lll.
Daily Wing, June %, 1871.
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'ae thing in which the
Alcorn factions agree
C. ,' that is, every one
''''f' Whether the Elec-
n, or not the registration
FL and the papers can be
's... any emergency, and
h, ''pr to cause regret for
5 attended to this duty.
~S' while he is here on
:, %'0te a few moments to
-. II may save trouble
N, VIII hnd himself
',' Registrars arc ready
papers, and our peo-
NJ NJ, ready also to do
N, 'OoSe who have any
papers since. 1871 need
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WILLIAMS & CnNpER

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the latest styles Of LADIES and
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auder'S.
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!. indebted to us are earnest
.,.ted TO call and make i'm
N. s]ttIomonts in cash, If pos
| enable us to keep up our
|. a meet our Obligations.
sr they will not delay until
|,,oi January, as all our bills
,ilcred due the list of Oct.
,ied and complete stock of
sands, Groceries, Clothing,
|~s and Shoes, Hardware,
,5r desirable goods on hand,
"a after low for cash.
BORDERS & LOVE.
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, Dist inst, in Til.
comfy, at the residence Of the
brides father, u. &. Dismukes.
ESQ by the Roy. 7. P. Crvmcs.
Mr.. L. l.. MANSON, formerly OF
Lebanon, Tenn, now Of Sherman.
Texas, and Miss SALLlE ANN JuDrn
DIsMukEs.
Win high hopes OLA bright future
and with showers of good wishes
hom many warm friends, the happy
ana handsome couple set ont for
their distant home, stopping
awhile at Lebanon, Tenn, where
their memories will be refreshed
with sweet "reminiscences of the
halcyon days of their first love,
now blooming in the tender ties of
wodIock.
In all the choquercd ways Of life,
may they be happy, happy still,