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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-09

THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT
PAssENG GERs.-At the general term of the
Supreme court of the New York district
it has been decided that common carrier
is bound not only to guard each pas
seDger from violence and the assaults Of
its own agents and employees. but from
the assaults and violence of other passen-
gers carried in the same conveyance, and
from other causes of discomfort or injury
which could have been reasonably antici-
Pated or prevented. - Judge Barlow was
the only dissenting member of the court,
and while he concurred in the decision
as regards steam railroads and steamboats,,
he dissented as to street cars, on the
ground that q passenger may make his
escape from these latter vehicles. The
New York Nation, in referring to this case,
says that whether it is good law or not,
it ought to be good law, and that until
it is SO, the public will have no
proper guarantee for the proper selection
and good behavior of car conductors and
drivers, on whose conduct the comfort
and safety Of passengers often depend.
The case known as the s car-hook mur.
der" on which the decision in question
was arrived at, was suit brought by
Mrs. Putnam, of New York, for dam
ages for the murder of her husband in a
street car. - ~.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.


THE English papers are filed with all
manner of stories and gossip about the
shah. For instance, we are fold that this
bold Mahomedan had the audacity to
curlously examine the necklace of an
English lady of high rank, and then to put
ms arm around her waist; that he slapped
the Empress of Prussia on the shoulder
and asked the imperial Augusta to get out
OF his way. These little outbursts of this
Tree and easy gentleman naturally excite
the horror of the upper thousand, and there
have been frequent consultations, we are
told, as to the most delicate mode of
mpressing him with the fact that he is in
London, and not in Teberan. His failure
to keep his engagements is an offence that
can be borne with some degree of patience,
but when it comes to poking with his
diespotic fingers the plump sides of youhg
duchesscs, civilized human flesh and blood
cannot stand it. Washington Republican.
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THE GROWTH OF METHODIsNi.-Of
the Evangelical denominations in the United
States we had supposed the Methodist the
most progressive and prosperous. The
census Of 1870 seems to. confirm this im-
preston. 1t had in that year q 1897 church
edllices, against 1883 in 1860, and 49,
.302 in ls5O-an increase of nearly fifty
per cent in twenty years. 1t had G,52S,-
2o9 "sittings," which are accepted in the
census as evidence of denominational
strength, against 6,259,799 in 1860, and
4,345,5l9 in 1850. The increase during
the last decade was slow as compared with
the previous ten years. to be sure still it
was not inconsiderable, and taking the
twenty years together is certainly not dis
couraging. No other denomination except
the Catholic can show such growth.
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. DISCOVERY OF A CoMET.-The Smith
sonian Institute has received telegram,
through the cable, announcing the discov-
cry of a comet at Vienna, the position OF
which is no hours seven minutes Of right
ascension and four degrees thirty-four
minutes south declination appearance
faint motion as yet unknown. This is the
first announcement through the cable of an
astronomical discovery from Europe since
the completion of the arrangement for the
transmission of such intelligence, in Feb
ruary, 1878. The discovery of three new
planets has been telegraphed from this
country since that time.
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AN old lady read an item in one of the
papers the other day, describing how a
grndstone burst in saw factory, and
killed four men. She just happened to
remember that there was small grind
stone down in her cellar, leaning up against
the wall. So she went out and got an
accident insurance policy, and then sum
monlng the hired girl, and holding pie
board in front of her so that if the thing
exploded her face would not be injured,
she had the stone taken out in the alley
where twenty-four buckets of water were
thrown on it, and stick was stuck in the
whole, bearing placard marked "Dan-
gerous." She says it's mercy tie
whole house was not blown to pieces by
the thing before this.
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HOWARD UNIvERSITY.--The mem
bers of the committee appointed by the
trustees OF Howard University to consid-
er and report upon certain statements
assailing the financial management of
Howard University, and more especially
designed to reflect upon its president, GEN
eral Howard, have submitted their re-
port. They say that no single dollar of the
university money was ever voted as a
gratuity to General Howard nor any
money at any time, under any pretext
to which he was not justly entitled in
consideration for valuable and indispen-
sable services. 5-rsa uat
The report is signed by Frederick Doug
lass, George e. Baker and Rev. Enbene-
zer Whipple, the other member of the COM
mittee being absent from the city. There
is appended to the report statement Of the
available resources and total liabilities of
the first of July instant. The total
resources are $2l3, ALB total liabilities,
$94 ,G66. .05-leaving balance of available
resources Of $l1S,775.SS. In addition to
this statement shows the value of pro-
perty permanently reserved, for university
purposes, to be $5S3, ,9l6.69. The univer-
sity possesses property valued at $l,O51,-
164, some of which is, however, not pro-
ductiye at present. A statement is also
submitted, showing General Howard's
receipts from the university, and his
disbursements from his private
funds for the university since
his connection with it. He has received.
including the s11 900 back pay recently
voted him, $17 ,5s3, and expended on ac-
count OF the university. in contributions ia
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and an explosion followed which enyeloped
her in flames. Her little boy was stand
ing near, and his clothing also caught fire.
The mother saved her boy by extinguishing
the flames upon him while she herself was
being. roasted alive. ~ 1 -.~i
The repairs to the Tigress having been
completed, she is taking in stores and in-
struments at New York, and will be ready
to sail in few days. She will take out as
crew part of the Survivors of the Polaris
party. and the rest will be shipped
specially for the cruise. aa A board of
officers will be. ordered from Washington
to survey the Tigress before she sails, and
to officially report her condition to The
navy department.
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ARE ADVERTISEMENTS

ARE ADVERTISEMENTS EVER
READ ?--lf any man affects to believe
that advertisements are not read, let him
advertise that he wants to buy dog. for
instance. If he is not furnished with ev-
cry variety Of animated sausage that morn
ing before breakfast, we will break
our golden rule and deadhead his aaver-
tlsement. And it is fair to infer that any
man who wants to sell dog also wish
es to buy something with the proceeds of
the canine venture. And so up to the
man who wishes to sell his cargo of coffee
that he may buy cargo of western pro-
duce.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Attempt to Wreck nn Express rr,

Attehpt 10 wreck an Express Tram
CONCORD, July 9.-An attempt was
made last night to throw the Boston ex-
press train off the track near Suncook
depot. Two men were seen placing ties
upon the track by a woman, whom they
beat to insensibllity and dragged to con-
cealment among the bushes. She recov-
cred conciousness and, managed to reach
Suncook in time to give notice of the OF :
struct;ons !; thus saving the train from
impending destruction.
The woman's assailants robbed her of a
satchel containing $400. The satchel was
afterwards found but in place of the money
was piece of paper on which was plainly
written with a lead pencil: "We have
made more money than we should have
done if we should have tipped off the
train, you fool" No traces of the men
could be found. r a..
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THE RICHMOND AMBULANCE CoNIIT-
TEE has contributed the sum of $l27.50
towards defraying the expenses of remov-
ing the Confederate dead from Gettysburg
J. R. f. BURROUGHS, Seventh and
Main streets, is receiving full supply o
anthracite coal. Send him your orders al
once for your winter supply of both Goa
and wood.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE--OFF
GERS ELECTED.-The board of directors
of the corn and flour exchange have elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
Secretary, P. G. Coglan; treasurer, r. I.
James executive committee. A. s. Lee,
George S. Palmer, VIM. @. Seddon arbi-
tration committee, T. w. McCance, w. Il.
Staples, VIM. II. Tyler, R. B. Somervllle,
w. ID. Gibson.
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" OHIO.


CINCINNATI, July "a Hebrew con.
ference, comprising fifteen congregations
west and sonth, has convened here,
Moritz 10th, Of Cincinnati, is presiding.
The object of the convention is the
establishment of a Hebrew theological in
stitution. There are two hundred delegates
present, and letters were read from many
congregations not Represented. Resolu-
tons endorsing the project were passed
unanimously.
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ME- PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE lGREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE s. OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS. Itt,7
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The GETTYSBURG DEAD.-The re-
mains of the Gettysburg dead will be
removed from the steamboat landing at
Rockets this afternoon, and escorted to
Hollywood by detachment from the
several companies of the First Virginia
regiment, under command of Captain W.
@. Carrington, where they will be rein
terred
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERs.--The follow
ing is list of unmailable letters remaining
in Richmond postoffice July 9th, 1873:
P. o. box No. 43 /; j. D. Clarke, Sunny
side, Cumberland county, Va. W. r. G.
Frayser, 10l1 Main street, city ]. IL.
Binford, superintendent public schools,
city I; Mrs. Lucy Tarrie, --; Mrs. M.
P. Turpin, Hallsboro, Va. Ez
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
gsEHOLD WHISTLES, WINES AND
BRANDIES. Muars 5ya

The undersigned has now completed his sum-
mer stock, and would respectfully call atten-
iion to some verv old RYE WHISKEY, PINET
CASTILLION. and JAMES HENNESSY'S
BRANDIES of 1854
Also FISH AND SWAN GIN, made after the
old Dutch fashion; ISABELLA SHERRY,
OLD PORT, and MADEIRA WINE; BLACK
BERRY, CHERRY, and GINGER BRAN
DIES, and some very cid lA Jtst
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY.
The above will be sold in quantities from
barrel to a gill, to suit the trade.
JOHN X. MOLLOY.
Corner Main and Twenty-third streets.
y 9-lm
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MoRTUARY.-The whole number of
deaths in the city for the week ending July
9th was SO in addition 4 still-born We're
reported white l, colored 81. Sex: Males
2S, females 25-colored white males ID
white females 10; colored males IA, coli
ored females 10.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The northern train
over the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, due here at 1:0S o'clock
p. M, will not arrive until tonight. The
delay was caused by the breaking of a
shaft of the engine of the steamer in COM
ing from Washington to Quantico.
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GRAND CATHOLIC PICNIC. Ar
rangements are now being made, under the
auspices of the combined Catholic societies
of this city, for one of the grandest pic.
MICS ever given in Richmond. The affair
will come off ON Monday. the 21st instant
at the state fair grounds, and we are con.
fident the occasion will be one of lively
enjoyment to all who participate, as the
committees of the various societies will dc
their utmost to that end.
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A USEFUL TABLE.--To aid famers in
ascertaining the amount of land in different
fields under cultivation, the following is
given by an agricultural contemporary:
yards by 96S yards, or 10 yards by
Asa yards, or 20 yards by 242 yards, or
40 yards by 121 yards, OF Ito feet by 1896
feet, or 60 feet by 726 feet contains one
acre,
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SENT ON ToTHE GRAND JURy.-The
continued case of William R. Griffith,
charged with feloniously assaultlng and
striking his daughter, was heard in the
Police court to. day, and the accused sent on
to the grand jury of the hustings court.
The case of Paul Dorano, charged with at
tempting to commit rape upon Sophia
Lauterback, was also heard and resulted
in both of them being sent on to the grand
jury for Indictment for unlawful cohabita-
ton. a
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NOR SALE CHEAP,
II nh ono. MINI IL

one of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County.
Two-thrds open land, one-thrd good young
TIMBER, Oak and Pine.
New HOUSE of seven rooms. modern bnilt ,
well, stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses.
This farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River nearly
tbree-fourths of n mile The soil is dry ioaI,
with a few sandy spots adapted especially 10
grass. corn tobacco, trucking, and frut-growiag
II would make a fine DAIRY FARM
1t is located twenty two miles south OF wash
iugton. near a steamboat landing and fouI
miles from station on the railroad from Wash,
ington and Richmond, and adjoining the land
of Colonel Edward Daniels. Good fishing priNi
leges, and neighborhood pleasant.
PRICE: $4,000. Enquire at
de 2D-tf STATE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

AS assignee of r. L. Williams, I shall sell at
public auction on FRIDAY NEXT, the llth
day of July, 1873 at 10 o'clock a, m, at the
hardware store of said Williams on Main street.
Richmond, Virginia, mo. l,4Ss) between Four.
teenh and Fifteenth streets, an entire stock of
FIRST-OLASS HARDWARE, large assort.
ment of FINE CUTLERY, and the best OF
CARRIAGE MATERIAL. of all kinds.
3 Seldom such opportunity offered 10 buy such
goods at auction prices.
J. A. LYNEHAM,
jy 5-5t Assignee.
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MAINE.

Customs Collector Arrested.
BELFAST, July 9.---The collector of
customs at this port has been arrested by
Federal authorities on the charge Of en-
gagement in trade.
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CAVALRY RECRUITING OFFICE.-
Lieutenant Warrington. of the United
States cavalry, has arrived in this city
from st. Louis. He will establish re-
cruiting office here for the white and color
ed cavalry regiments of the United States
army. #H
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A GENTLEMAN having horse that ran
away and broke his wile's neck, neigh
Dor sought to buy the animal as a means
of divorce. "No no. /" said the owner; 81
intend to marry again myself before long,
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FIaHT.-This morning about 50 o'clock
two colored women engaged in regular
rough and tumble fight on Cary street, near
the York River depot. Result--iaces
bruised clothes torn-har scattered
around loose and no arrests.
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ILLINOIS.
Killed hY Lishininc

CARMI, July ga lad driving reaper,
with two of his horses, were struck by
lightning yesterday with fatal results.
Sev eral men and horses were also struck by
lightning.
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ExCURsIoN.--A number of young
gentlemen design having grand excursion
to West Point on Thursday next, the 10th
instant. This is q fine chance for days
recreation sS' a#- &.
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DIsCHARGED.--Robe Kerse, charged
with shooting colored man several days
ago. had hearing before Justice White
this morning and was discharged.
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IRON MANUFACTURE
VARIETY IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1862,

JAMES u. BROWNE, MANUFACTURERS OF
IRON AND WIRE RAILING.
GRATING, VERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOr
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES
Together with every description of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL purposes
906 AND 9O7 BAsg STREET
fe 7--d&wly RICHMOND Va
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CHARGED WITH FELoNY.--John
Hampton was brought before Justice
White to-day charged with stealing the
sum of fifty-fve dollars in United States
currency from Mrs. Toppin. Continued
until tomorrow. at
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PENITENTIARY. Another addition
was made to the force in this institution
to-day in the person of George Carter, who
was sent from Amherst county for term
of five years, for grand larceny.
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TEMPERATURE.--Th following is the
range of the Thermometer at O. +. john
ston's news and music store, 9lS Main
street, for to-day At 9a. m. 73; 12m.
so. In M 81
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The further argu-
ment in the matter of DR.. Cullen's refusal
to testify before the grand jury of this
court, in relation to the late Mordecai-
McCarty duel, was concluded to-day.
The court reserved its decision until to-
morrow. The remainder of the session Of
this court was engaged in the trial of cases
on the civil docket.
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INsURANCE.-We all know what great
benefits accrue from insurance, yet how
many there are that fail to avail themselves
of its provision. To those who do insure,
and those contemplating insurance, we
would present the claims Of that we'll
known firm, Thomas M. Alfriend q Son.
They do general fire, life and marine in
surance business, representing the following
companies: Petersburg savings and msu-
rance, the Farmvilleinsurance and banking,
the Firemen's and Merchants of Peters
burg, and the Brooklyn life, of New York.
The firm is composed of Thomas Nj. Al
friend, who is the senior, and his sons,
Thomas L. and Captain Edward M. Al
friend. For further information we refer
our readers to their advertisement to be
found in The JOURNAL.
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ITALY.

VENICE, July 9.-The prevalence of
cholera in this city is officially announced.
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COAL! WOOD! WOOD!

Has-COAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!
Now dscharging and to arrive, 900 tons supe-
rior RED-ASH, EGG and STOVE. and
ANTHRACITE COAL;
Also constantly on hand BIFUMINOUS
COAL and COKE; best seasoned Oak and
Pine WOOD, long and sawed. ~
Orders for Water supply filled at very lowest
market prices.
tAf J.R. f. BURROUGHS,
iy Sim Cor. Main and Seventh streets.
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KENTUCKY.

The Louisville Lottery. .-
LOUISVILLE, July 9.--Number GA, 40
drew $50, 900 in the state library lottery.
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Dss% MRS. JOHN P. BALLARD
WISHES TO TAKE BOARDERS FOR THE
SPRING, SUMMER AND FALL MONTHS.
Can accommodate two small families. The
house is a new one, pleasantly located IN miles
frmo the city, and the accommodation train on
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad stops ,at the place daily at sA o'clock
M returning, leaves Richmond at A O'clock, p.
M Address JOHN p. BALLARD,
apll-tf Richmond, va.
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GENERAL H. A. wIsEs ADDRESS

The Address delivered by General HENRY A.
WISE before the Literary Societies of Roanoke
College, June II, 1873, will be issued in pam
phlet form early in July.
SUBJECT
THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF THE
DOMAIN OF THE UNITED STATES,
AND IT'S EFFECT IN THE PAST
AND PRESENT, AND IT'S PRO
BABLE EFFECT IN THE
FUTURE UPON THEIR
PROGRESS, POWER,
PEACE, CONIMERCE
AND CONSTITTT-
TIONS OF GOV
ERNMEHT"
The Address will be sent by mail on receipt of
ID cents per copy, or $l25 per dozen. All orders
should be addressed to
J. T. CRABTREE, Agent,
Box A Roanoke College,
iy 9-dswSwtf Salem, Virginia.
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aay- CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE-GAS FIXTURES and CHANDE-
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED--made
to look as good as newly
fi t' DANIEL O'DONNELI.,
ap 9-6m Sis Broad Street.
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CITY NEWS.
THE MASS MEErINa mn rHE INr

THE MASS MEETING IN THE INTER-
EsTs OF THE CoLoRED HoME.-Notwith-
standing the very inclement weather last
night. a meeting was held in the First Afri-
can church to consider the subject of the
establishment of Home for the aged, sick
and infirm of the colored race. Rev. James
III. Holmes, pastor of the church and pres
ident of the Home, gave an interesting re-
sumo Of the origin of the scheme, and
strongly argued in its favor.
Mr.. f. w. jackson, secretary OF the
Home, read the circular addressed to the
colored people, which we have already pub
lished, and at its conclusion spoke in favor
of immediate action, in order to put the
Home into practical operation. n 81 y.
DIR. M. Burton, manager of the Home.
read the charter to the meeting, and ex-
planned its meaning and object.
Hopeful and encouraging remarks were
also made by Rev. Thomas Hewlett, Kew.
j. B. Hamilton, Franklin Stearns, ESQ.,,
and Messrs. Lewis Allen, Humphrey Us.
borne, VIM. L. johnson, VIM. Coots and
A. Gilmore. ~s- AA - Z
Mr.. Stearns said that he had not been in-
vited to attend the meeting, but his interest
in the scheme had prompted him to be pre-
sent. lie made practical illustration OF
that fact by subscribing for ten shares of
stock. Lewis Allen, an aged colored man,
also subscribed for two shares, and HUM
phrey Osborne for three, after which the
printed circular addresses were distributed
among those present, and the meeting ad-
journed to meet next Monday night at half
past O'Clock in the same church. The
originators of the Home, have reason to
feel proud of the success of this meeting,
and we have no doubt, if the scheme is
pushed forward with the same vim that
was manifested in the meeting last night,
of its complete success. I.
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neya II. MCC M / Q KS
MAMMOTH AUCTION
LAND
COMMISSION HOUSE,
IlI4 MAIN ST., RICHMOND.

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and II p. M.
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds of
Furniture, Housefurnishing Goods, Sc, sc.
COME ONE, COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
aENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
la attendance, to wait on parties who wish 10
purchase any of the above named goods at
= private sale, at auction prices
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales punctually attended to. je2s-tf