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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
Sena tor MOrton's consistency.
from the Circlcville (0hiO) Herald and Union
SENATOR MORTON.

from the Circlcville (ohio) Herald and Union.l
SENATOR MORTON.
Many Republican editors, and the
slap-dash Democratic press universal
ly, arraign Governor Morton for in
consistency, for his recent course on
the currency question. These men
ignorantly, thoughtlessly or designed
ly misrepresent the great statesman of
Indiana, and the men who think with
him. At no time during the pendency
of the currency bill which was vetoed
by President Grant, or the subsequent
one allowing n rehabilitation of ma
tional banks, did Senator Morton con-
template the violation or repeal of the
law limiting the greenback issue to
$400, 000,000 We believe there il a
perfect unanimity among Republicans
everywhere on the position, that moth
ing short of military necessity war
rants the Government, under the
present sanctions of the Constitution,
to create money from any substance
which may not, in the very words of
the fundamental law, be made subject
TO the looming" process.
Governor Morton thought at first,
and still thinks, that whatever the
Government may lawfully do to facili-
tate the operations of trade, should be
done. The Republicans now, as the
Wings before them, do not admit that
currency of gold and silver exclu-
sively, on the one hand, or of ire
deemahle paper, though stamped
by the Government, on the other, sup
plies the reasonable requirements of
the merchants, manufacturers or farm
ers of the great United States.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

The sound OF the fog horn win be
heard no more in the Buckeye State,
and Farmer Allen will bestow his
fierce profanity upon the refractory OK
and the unresisting mule.-Boston
Globe.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

East Tennessee has preacher named
Hoss, who is noted for HOSTILITY to
sin in every shape.-Memphis Ava
lanche.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
The above prizes with the cost Of ADVERTISING
and other incidental eNpenscs

The above prizes with the cost Of advertising
and other incidental expenses,
GIVING THE PURCHASERS
Two thirds OF the uroft, that accrue on the entire
sn e, and To enable every one to have an equal
snare in the profile, with tao certainly receiv-
ing treble the vH,ue ,or their small investment
aud toe further ,rportuDity of surely gaining a
share ia
TIE DISTRIBUTION OF 10000,
ami this, too. by the riskless outlay of 81 only.
gHE lNIoN PuCkET BUoK COMPANY will deliver
4 zee 10 any address, receipt of one dollar,
AGENUtNE MOROCCO LEATHER POCKET BOOK
together with
COUPON TICKET,
enti ling and wing the holder share 10 the
drawing of
ISIS CASH PRIZES,
of the aggregate vaue of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
CURRENCY.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
100000!

Address all orders, letters etc,
The Union Pocket Book Company,
Southeast corner 9th and Locust streets.
Philadelphia, Penn.
p. S.-Drawing absolute on Wednesday, No
vember 9th. No ptstponement in the remote
contingency of any number OF the Pocket Books
remaining unsold a slight reduction not exceed
ingS50OO may be mads proPortionately from the
prizes. X2ZdSWit
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27

HOW CAN THIS BE ACCOMPLISHED?
is question macy will doubtless ask themselves,
and ioreseeiug this we offer the following lucid
eXplana ion:
The Trade assignee, anxious to dispose of and
rea ize on the entire stock Of the baukrupts in
sale. accepted offer nj 500 900 cash for the
lot after advertising same for sale one month,
and not rece Vi a single offer, which, in the
present depression of business and almost total
stagnation OF trade. is not to be woLde ed at
Notwithstanding that our offer was one. third less
tn an the actual cost Of the manufacture Of the
Pocket Books. The assignee having TO at once
realize the fleets OF the bsnArupts, IN the inter
ests of the creditors he had no alternative but to
accept this CiIer aud sell us the lot at our own
prlce thereby enabling IL to
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-10-27
Distribute in Prizes 100000


price, thereby enabling u to
Distribute in Prizes 100000
amongst the purchasers. and at the same time
retain a fair marginal profit Tor curse yes: thus
you btain fully double the value OF the amount
you forward us, and it depends on your luck
what amount you gam otth
oSE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR MONEY PRIZES.
The sale will positively close on Monday. the
END day of November 1875, and orders for Pocket
Books should therefore o forwarded US At once
no app,eation by letter after Saturday. Novem'
Der 10Th can be entertained
1000 Of the Pocket Books are Of the
patented manufacture, superior U' catue to
the remainder, the retail price Of the same
being IS, and these 1rU be torcardcd to
early purchasers until disposed Of.
The eiOTe III, Sc that send INN diate orders
will reap the advantage of receiving D superior
article.
Rcmittauces can be sent us cit err for one or
any number of Pocket books by draft, postotce
orders, OF greenDacks IN registered let or, b. ex-
Postolice orders and drafts to be made payable
in favor of Flank Stewart tthe Company's Man
agsr) POstoffice orders TO be drawn on &c eral
POstoiice Philadelphia, and drafts on the First
National Bank.
THE DRAWING OF PRIZES
will take place at the Com any's Principal OIL
ces 63l Locust street, Philadelphia, in the State
THE WINNING NUMBERS
will be advertised in this Journal and the ptinci
pal Philadelphia and New 70 newspapers of
Saturday, November 9th.
THE PRIZES
will be forwarded in drafts. greenbacks, or by
postotice order or per registered letter by Monday
mornings mails. November 10Th. or If preierre &
prizes cen be sent by "xpre or in any other
manner purchasers may select providing same be
signifed by them when forwarding orders for
Pocket Books.
REMEMBER THIS Is NO LOTTERY,
but bona fde business system founded on a true
financial basis which abes the Company TO
convert into money an other Use surplus stock,
and this too with good profit to both the pur-
chasers and themselves. efecting speedy clear
snce Of stock wh ch IN the present dull times is
the great dcststcrtd that in no other way can be
successfully attained.
We guarantee each Pocket Book to be of the
! best manufacture OF pure morocco leather, and
| intrusicaly worth in retail trade at the lowest
| rate of from u to 81
| pass bv-one aud all should embrace this chance
| We afford everyone opportunity of realizing a
share in Sl0l 90 at the insignificant outlay of 81
| { ne dollar for which they receive value three
| fold, and those who let this fJrtuitous chance
| escape tn IN will have oily thems,l o blame
". advise intending purchasers to forward orders
| immed ately, v hich will prevent disappointment
and receive prompt attention.
| Rem, mber, Overy one that sends ONE DOLLAE
! before November 10th. 1875. receives
MOROCCO LEATHER POCKET BOOK
of the value Of from So to 81 and CoUPoN. givinl
| them share in the drawing Of
100000!
! Address all orders letters ETC.,
The Union Pocket Book Company,
! thaa 80 nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
The Texas Cyclone.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2O.-Thc Tunes gives
the following acc ,unt of the storm at Calves
ton, derived from newspaper accounts and
statements of passengers from that city 70
briefly summarize the disasters, the gale by
Wednesday at miduigh, reached such pro-
portion that captains of steamers, who have
been accustomed for generation TO traverse
this portion of the gulf, declined to put to sea.
Almost simultaneously with tie announcement
OF this determination came the report that a
ship yard at the extreme eastern end of the Is
land had been Inundated, and that the men
We're fleeing for their lives A rapidly fall
log barometer indicated an increase of the
storm, and the waters of the gulf 90 the south
side Of the Island, gradually began to en-
croach upon the gardens of the scatter.
ed residences skirting the beach, and they
were soon ovelf9wed. The water during
the day reaching depth of two feet
All day long aud during Thursday it blew
hurricane pushing the waters of the gulfovcr the
entlre island and covering even the highest ele-
vatloDs to depth OF Two feet and half
This ridge embraces an area of perhaps twelve
blocks of buildings extending from Mcchapc
to Market streets, distance Of two squares
latitudinaliy and from Centre street to Bath
avenue, about SIX squares Internationally ln
the entire rear of the east aud west ends
OF the city the water rose to a sufficient depth
to float long wooden edi6ces many CT which are
very valuable. The residence portion of the
city was affected from fremont street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
The Markets.

New YORK, Sept 2O-Stocks active and
stI0ng Mnney Il. Gold II. Four dull aud
drcllnlng. Wheat dull; nomlnay lower Corr
dull; ! cent lower
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2O.-Va. 6's, peelers 40.
consolidated 624; W. Vas 9 Cotton dull
and heavy; mlddlns 49, -Four steady; How
ard street and Western supel6ne, 50,S5 CO.;
DO. extra % 50 IS; do family 6 OU.S7 5O
GIiy Mills supcItinc 50.S5 Is; do. extra
O0aS6 25; do. Rio brands O0,s7 %: IA
family s. IS Wheat du! aud Iowrr; No, =
West@rn amber l4o mixed do l3S; NJ. ,
N"SIcrn red l31ol3S; Pennsylvania red 1870 ,
80; MaryIaud red llOaI4G; do. amber l.l5.
Low; DO. white l2hl45. Cora dull aud lower:
, utl$rn White SOaol do. yellow la73; West,
en- en- n1Scd ~. Ol's steady; Sou ncrn f.. is;
estern white 41a49 do mixed 43a46 Rye
nTner at So Hay quiet; Maryland auu Penn
sy''ap. uuothy ~ 90. SO 90. Butter very
nrt"' " eStern extras %; d.. hr>ls 25ao6 Cof
Ire n:mcr and more ACTIVE; Rio careues liza
2s"5; Joining lSia2l4. Wins key dull and nom.
ln4T offered 81 liz Sugar firm at lOS IlO3
PHILADELPHIA. sept. 2U.-1'he cattl. market
was nul this Week, bu, prices remained abou,
lHe same as Ias' quoleu; $500 head arrly.,: and
'o'd al - ~ tor extra Pennsylvania aud West
era >!ee:>; 5 t'r Il few choice; Gar for fair 10
good aud hog per ID. gross for commnn, as 10
qna1'}. Sheep were WlthOul material change:
1000 head sold az IL 6 per b. or s., as 70 con
a'iiJ2. Hogs we're higher: 5000 head arrived
aud ~oId at IL 81 $l+ per 100 lbs, net. the lat
ter AtC far PRIME corn fed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
Local SREElTiES.

The steam launch Star, the accident to which
Was mentioned 10 Saturdays Gazette, after un-
dergolng some necessary repairs here, porceed
ed to Fort Foot, where she took Oh her excur-
Sou party, who had been lauded there BY the
Arrow, and with them Went 90 down the river
Two cclored men aud a colored woman, the
wife of one OF the men, were arrested 10 Alex
audrla county last week and carried before u
colored justice OF the peace and fined 81 SO
each for stealing peaches from the farm of Mr.
Samuel .. Bagot Of this city.
The colored man, Newton Goldman, who is
gully of stealing two shoulders of bacon in
broad daylight from the store of Mr. N. s.
Wright, 10 the county, last week, whilst the
clerk had his back turucd, has not yet been ar
rested.
The weather 10 day has been clear and cool,
the thermometer at noon >tandiog at 650. 1t
raioed Dearly all Sa urd ~ night but cleared off
yesterday and all hope that the equinoxial gale
has passed.
Que sportman returned to the city this morn
lpg alter three or tour hours spent 10 the neigh
boring marshes with twenty-oDe dozen reed
birds, six sora, three plovers and brace of
b!ue-wlug pretty good moruiug' work.
Among those mentioned as likely to receive
the Radical nomination for the Legislature is
Capt. IL. Dwight Smith of Alexandria county
who lately resigned his position as a clerk 10
the u. S. Treasury department.
Large quantities of grain are now being re-
cc!ved 10 this city, most Of which is damp and
IN bad condition aud consequently has to be
stored.
Vessels for some northern ports were SO
scarce here to-day. that agents had to go to
Washington and Georgetown to secure them.
\ large saw mill and timber steamiug appa-
ratus is 10 progress Of erection at the Alexau-
dra Marine Railway
Ex.Mayor Hugh Latham is 10 Indianapolis
attending the meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
DAD Eel lows OF the United States.
The receipts Of coal at Georgetown last week
were Is, 4S5 tons, and the shipments IA 9S5
tons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
EOreigu News.

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The Richmoad Iron
Works at Stockton upon the Tees, comprising
26 furnaces and Rolling Mills and employing
300 hands has suspsoded. The concern is in,
solvent.
kRAYUJiWoTz. Sept. 20. compliance
with the earnest desire OF Prince Milan the
deliberations Of the committee appointed to
consider the address IN reply TO bis speech will
be submitted to the Cham Der of Deputies 10
secret session. The debates 10, the Cham Der
vii! also, at the request of the Prince, be kept
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
New York bfpr,lS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20. WIN. McMahou,
who WIS shot By Albert johnson. on Friday
night Will, i, is thought, recover.
The dead body OF an unknown man was
found u the W 'oi near fremont, short dis
'arcs irom. tins city, yesterday, with twelve
"ouHds 10 his head The police think the
murder Was not committed here, but that the
body was broush bit in wagon aud thrown hasti-
l. ln'o the bushes
The members of the Scavonc fraternity
nave started fund for the relief of the suffer,
Ing Christians in Herzegovina.
:, 1t Is expected that the case of Titon vs..
becclcr will DC called to-day 10 the Broo klyo
City Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY. The
weather yesterday morning was cloudy and
cool. and the congregations assembled at the
several churches We're 10 consequence not as
large as usual. All the pulpis except that of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, where
Rev. DR.. Rosser preached, were filed by the
resident clergy. At night the attendance UPON
the revival 10 progress 10 the NJ f. Church
South was even larger than usual, aud much
Interest was manifested in the services. The
regular activities Of the Young Mems Christian
Association we're conducted aSusual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

FoRciELY ELECTED. The City Sergeant to
whom, as committee, the management of the
estate Of an old gentleman who has left the CITY,
was Entrusted, reoted house belonging to that
estate iu the gid Ward to colored man, who
has been living therein for sometime past.
Yesterday, however, a son of the old
gentleman referred to made his appearance and
created considerable disturbance 10 the neigh
oorhood by forcitly cjectiug the tenant from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
RAOrSc Disease.

NEW YORK, Sept. pa disease somewhat
similar to the epizooic has broken out among
The horses u this city and vicinity during the
la>t few days The symptoms are q constant
hacking aud coughing with sore throat and
running at the nostrilS. Most Of the stables OF
lhe different street railroads have been attack
cd by the epidemic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

ANOTHER CoLoRED WAIF On Saturday
morning last strange colored woman, dressed
IN blue waterproof cloak, stopped at the house
OF a coored man namcd Dick Jones, on north
Pitt street, near Oronoko, and with the per-
mission of the inmates thereof left there col
ored child, about month old, stating that she
was going to the market house TO return
shawl she had borrowed, but would come back
ID quarter OF au hour and take the child away
with her. She did not keep her word, how
ever, Tor she has not yet returned, and the PEG
pie with whom the child was left are in guam
Diary concerning its disposition. The uukuowu
wemao, it has since been learned, after leaving
the child walked up to st. Asaph street and
took the next train for Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
Fire,

Quincy, ILL, Sept. 20. ID. D. Merriam &
Sous lumber yard and halfa block of buildings,
lucludIug four dwelling houses and threc-storv
BRICK bulldog, we're burned last plight. Mer.
ram $ loss is estimated at $4,000; and the
other losses will probably reach $50, 600. The
ire was the work of an incenlary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

secret. 1t is not yet known what will be the
tone OF The address. The Servian newspapers
say that the Government has received note
from the Sublime Porte asking il Turkey mag
rely upon be maintenance oil ServIan neutrali-
ty: The Scrvlan Government has not yet re-
piled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
WeSterveIt-The Verdict.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2O.-The jury 10 the
WeslerVet case returned verdict of guilty. on
the last three counts Of the Indictments. Mo.
ton for a new trial has been made,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

oVERBoARD.-An elderly gentleman, resi-
aent OF the hrst ward, while walking about 90
the wharf at King street dock Yesterday morn.
lbs, accidentally fell overheard. but was sneed.
~ rescued by persons who Witnessed the acct
gent. Last night a gentleman while landing
mere from the Southern mail boat trimmed m
The gaugway plank, and falling, vru,d hsvr
gone overheard had not his descent ham s,ors
pea by persons standing near nv him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

AoONr VERNON Co1roN FAcroRY.-Evi.
w. oces Oh the early resumption Of operations at
frs,a Io quo vernon Cotton Factory were mani
n u,uea THIS morning to the great delight Of the
there and people up VINO " Usual " find employment
Workmeu "uo I'VE 10 that neighborhood
and pn,,;n were !. oVerhaullng the steam engine
lew AMI u. !. 10 order and making the other
SN''S OIL the factory. ~ VIC o'nei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.

The FAUoUIER CAMP. MEETING TO, day
and tomorrow are the last days OF this religious
institution, and the SUCCESS has been so great
that not an irrcllglous soul will be left In Eau
uuer county for centuries to come. Dr.. j. I.
Newman preached on Tuesday last, and to the
untlriug Zeal Of Dr. Little of Alexandria most
of the success is due. Rev. Messrs Davidson,
Nicholson, Brads, Geo. a. Hall and Cleveland
did good service for the Lord 5 cause during the
week Owing to the Inducements, the healthy
location, healthy sulphur wafer and healthy
rates of halt price tickets large concour.u Was
present.
We hope that the Lord will remember 10 the
last day all that our Trend Mr. Alexander
Hunter has doue 10 hs earnest Zeal tor religion
and the church mllitaut III the present case. 1t
required an intellect OF NapJ!oouc order to ar
rauge, complete aud carry our the arrangements
Incident to successful cam D. mectlog on SO eX
tensve a scale. Blu. The CAUSE OF the just was
exalted by his effort, over the obstinate con-
trarlness of the devil ADD his companions, and
the holy camp-crusade carried on successfully.
With the eye of faith, We Gao behold about
sun down, next Monday evening, the white
robed angels, with uxuriant gold-gitted hair,
clapping their hands in exultauL applause aud
whispering blessings upon the earnest workers
who have labored III the right path and ac-
camplshed the christians victory WASH
CAPITOL
The meeting referred to above closed to-day
The camp-meeting at faIis Church closed last
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
The BcecIer-TiIton Case

NEW DIRK Sept 2O--The case of Tiltou
vs. Beechcr which was No. 10 on the Civ
Court cacndar 10 Brookyn to-day, was by con-
sent oil the counsel put over until ucxt term Of
court; Tiltou's libel suit against the Brook.
yu Eagle also went over uutiI next term BY
consent -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
II HENRY's SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Wishing my scnoo! To be near An open play
ground, an advantage il has nol heretofore Fad,
| shall open its next ana Fourteenth Annual
Session IT, Mr. Eh,rlcs PuwolPs School Build
ing on Ul"cn, between " ashingtun and Co.
umtbus So c,:l-, on MON DAY, sept Is.
The COURSE OF study comprises the elementary
and advanced Eng.Ish Br> nchcs. Mathematics
and the Natural Sciences and ii sufficiently
ars. Classes en- be formed t. lotily il, Profess
sorS viii he employed To give / struc,lon t. ad-
vanc"d student, in the Ancient and Modern
Languu5c-.
The terms of tuition, depending upon the
branches Taught range from So 10 SIS per quar-
ter, payable IN advance
n. B-lhe School Room will be open for the
reception and classification of pupils every
morning after Sept >, from 9 O'clock to II IN.
aug 2l-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

An excellent remedy. Dr., Bulls Vegeta-
bic Pills are superior as eathartic 10 any other
10 all the uses to which purgative is en-
plOyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
Weather Probabilities

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, la m.
For the Middle States, clear or partly cloudv
weather and higher temperature than on Sun.
day. ~ 0Oo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
EXCERSED.N-S, PIE.vEC . Sc.
u sFRUITGROW ERS' EXCLUSION

- - : = W. " D--o N-No = N'loN'
Inc POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS AS
ISOLATION will give u combined BASKET
PICNIC, EXCURSION and EXHIBITION
OF FRUITS and FLOWERS, on the steam
boat MARY WASHINGTON, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th inst The boat will leave WASH
ington at 10 O. clock and Alexandria at 1870 a.
m. Those fond of fruits and flowers, FRESH alr
and fine scenery on our beautiful Potomac will
d. well TO attend. Fare Tor the round trip soc
children half price. sep 20-ld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

III AF Inv rented the spacious rooms in Sd
AZ rcpts Ha!l building lately occurlei by DR..
Little when have newly furnished, / will
commence my Second Session for BOYS and
GIRLS SEPT. 18th. Second Monday.) Terms:
"a, ST arr. SIS per qusitcr.
LESSONS to a limited numberi in VOCAL MU-
SIC; also instruction in WAX FLOWERS.
FRu1 Is and CONFECTIONERY.
DSHParcnts wishing to enter their children
viii lind me ii the school room this week from
s. n. IN. To L p. III.
aug lO-lm Mrs KATE NJ MIIRIIRN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

The best collars ever made are the Warwick
ADD Emwood. Try them. Auy furpishiD!
store can supply them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20

MINERAL BUREAU The Mineral Bureau
has Just placed Oh exhibition a specimen of the
specular iron ore found near MITCHELL station,
on the line of the W. G., V. NJ. & G. S. r
r., 10 Cuipepcr county. Ores of this Class
usually contain 10 the neighborhood of gu per
cent of metallic iron, and this seems to be ex.
ccllcnt of It's kind,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-20
If'i'. ET.TESSSHgE.

! ls@oLUrloN.
lie copartnerShip heretofore existing under
The firm neme o! LOCKWOOD, hUFTY g.
TAl LpR is this Day dissolved by mutu i con.
sent. Frames 6ulty and Richard Ii. Taylor
ara alone auth1rzc to sign in liquidation. All
parties indebted 70 the late firm are requested to
please make settlement ut once
(HAS l.. LOCKWOOD.
Fra NCIS HUFTY.
RICHARD Ii. TAYLOR
Washi' gton, D. g., August 81, 1875
{ NOIARTN ER>HIP-Th undersigned have
~ tots Gay f'rmcd copartnership under the
firm name OF IA LOk i HUFTI, who will
continue the business of
LADIES AND GENTLBMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS,
ana the m 'nutacturlng of the celebrated Palm
ers PaLonL Double Yoke Shirt
RICHARD Fl. TAYLOR
FRANCIS HUFTY,
933 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, d. G., sept l, 1916 [scpW-lw