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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-23

Tobacco is largely cultivated in
knssia, and the seed used on the plan.
iations i from the United States and
from Turkey.
Fourteen years ago there was only
one Bessemer steel establishment in the
country. Now there are IL, with an
annual production Of more than $780,
900 tons.
The Scientific american saws the
paint mine at Reno, New, comprises q
edge ~ feet wide and Of unknown
depth. The material IL said to mix well
with oil, and not to settle on standing.
1t Is estimated that the value Of the
straw hats and bonnets manufactured in
New England every year il from $751;
M,vVv 70 $4,000, goo. Nearly all OF
TINS business is done in Massachu-
setts, the chief factories being in Fox
ooro, Middleboro, Westboro, Franklin,
field.
a metal has been extensively pro-
auced In France which Is combination
y iron and steel. The two metals are
run separately into . mold divided into
70 parts BY thin plate Of sheet iron.
wnen the whole becomes welded to-
ee'her- The new metal is particularly
adapted for armor plating, anchors, and
-fea-nuts are an important article Of
commerce in our country. During the
pas I'VE years the Virginia crop has
varied from 225, 900 bushels annually to
100 bushels. The largest crop in
tennessee during fhe same time was
1900 bushels, and in North Carolina
llo'vo. The season Of ls76-77 was the
most favorable, the amount raised in the
mole country being laos, 900 bushels.
'Hginia peanuts are the largest, and
nave the finest flavor.
Much of the meat sold in London
!. prime English beef il American.
american beef sent over in refrigerators
!. Just IS good as English--many think
better. At one az the first clubs in
london recently there was served an
Lnglish and an American sirloin Of
gel, and no one could tell the differ
.nce. Hungarian and Bohemian beef,
M, y coming into the London market
I. " cents pound, and much game,
specially pheasants, from Bohemia.
"A rival TO the Edison electric pcn
aas lately been introduced in England
" Messrs. Newton, Wilson q Co IN
-sr Inc name Of the "horogrnph." Its
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Mrs Ponsonby de Tomkyns writes:
. NY dear Mrs Talbot Browne, we are
50 dreadfully distressed; but horrid
previous engagement prevents rs from
accepting your quite too delightful in
vitation 70 dinner on the" Viva
voce.) Ponsonby.- "Yes, my love-
. What day was il Talbot Brownies
people asked rs for2'' " The fifteenth,
my love- = This month. or next?"
= Next month. my love- (Writes.)
!. Fifteenth Of next month. cant tell
you how wretched we both are in con-
sequence; and with our kindest regards
to YOU both
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Bald heads are often called billiard
balls. The resemblance ceases when
billiard ball i moving, for then i Is not
= ball dead.
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R8-&A@In Aluu01U.
From the Cairo Argus Journal
Gen. Logan Il out with card In which be
refers 70 the old WhesfIey af<idavif, taken
IN Cairo soon after the War, and charging
Logan with having recruited troops for the
Confederate army. The General says Wheat
ley's AFFIDAVIT was bought 70 injure him in .
Congressional canvass, and afterwards re-
tracted BY WheAfiey.
The facts are that whesfley often repeat
ed the substance OF his affdayit in private
Conversation before the afEdzyit wAs made.
ae voluntarily made oath to the state ment
on suggestion Of reputable citizens q Cali
70, without promise Of fee or reward. having
no other inducement than the qualification
Of HE own feeling, he having been one Of the
victims induced By Logan TO t0in the South.
and Afterwards abandoned BY him. At the
time he made the AFFIDAVIT Wheafley was
in the hospital here sick with dropsy. John
Y. harm.n administered the oath 20 him,
and Was afterward roundIy abused BY L0-
gan for T. HarmSn had nothing whatever
70 do with the matter beyond administering
the oath. be having been called In for that
purpose: and he was careful 70 examine
Whestley, TO see II Il was bis own voluntary
act and true, and not statement obtained
through bribery or undue influences. The
party who first suggested that Wkeafley
should put his statement In form 20 IL could
Dc used for political purposes was Mr. Wn-
LonergAn, now . commission merchant az
Cairo. much respected, and whose word In
regard 20 that or any other matter will not
be doubted by those who know him The
evidence produced during the campaign Ls-
gan refers 70 was ample 70 prove that be was
instrumental in raising troops for the South
ern army. his own sister-in-law being one
Of the witnesses
After the election OF 1850, Logan Wa
known 70 AL men - . rebel His speeches
and private conversation alike denoted this.
be abused Douglas roundy for the lAfter's
Union proeliyiries, and advocated the seces-
sion Of Southern Illinois. The first Union
officers stationed 1t Cairo stigma,ized every
lliinoiszn they suspected OF entertaining
sympathy for the South a. LogAnites,n Il
Gus epithet that could be used. Logan's
arrest was strongly urged by them. bur Lin
coin, who knew Logan well, said Coionel's
commission In the Union Army should be
tried on him first Th.t had the desired ef-
feet and soon be out Heroded Herod in his
zeal ~ . radical Republican, and in abusing
not only his former comrades Of rebel pro-
eliyities, but Union war-Democrats also.
These facts are generally UNDERWOOD IN
southern Illinois, but they do not appear 10
lower him much in the estimation Of his
party. His former rebellious prOclfviries.
and his Inconsistencies. appear 70 have been
20 his advantage, rather than otherwise But
nothing better can be expected Of . party
that honors Confederate guerrillAs. like
Mosby, with important foreign missions,
takes rebel Brigxdiers into its Cabinets, vet
proscribes gallant Union Generals ~ not
sufficiently loyal because they are Demo-
Gratis.
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ITEMS or INTEREST.


Personal and Literary.
Mark Twain appears on the Hart
ford tax list assessed for SCI, $50.
-wm.H .Demarest, for so years cash
Ter for Harper Brothers, has been re-
tired on full pay pension for life.
A committee of Irish noblemen and
gentlemen has been formed in London
for the purpose Of celebrating the one
huDdredth anniversary of the birth Of
the poet Moore, May %, in betting
manner.
49," George Eliot" has lately fallen
into state OF such indifferent health
that she Is unfit for much intellectual
labor, aud her medical advisers are du-
bious as TO the propriety Of her resum-
ing the writing Of fiction for several
years.
The Charleston Courier says the
pedestal for the bronze bust Of W. Gil
more Simms, to be erected in that city,
is handsome piece Of work. II is 81
feet high and bears the inscription
Simms" in polished letters on the
base. II was designed in New York.
DIR. Russell, who. At the opening OF
the war Of the rebellion, visited this
country as correspondent Of the Lon
don Times, and is popularity known here
a. " Bull Run Russell, I" is TO be knight
ed and to receive q valuable appoint
ment. This has been effected through
the influence Of the Prince OF Wales and
Duke of Sutherland, who are attached
friends of DIR. Russell.
--Ernest Renan is described by a
Paris correspondent of the Chicago
Times as having "the body Of Ben But
Ter and the same enormous head, with
face SO sweet and benignant that il
seems more like that of an angel than q
man. Speaking of him, Challemel La
cour said recently, He thinks as a man
be feels as woman. He acts as child
and be writes as q genius
Miss Thnrsby, the American prima
donna, has had no end Of honors in
Paris. She has had urgent offers
which she declined-to Join the COM
pany at the Grand Opera; a medal
commemorative Of her success has been
struck and presented TO her; magnifi-
cent card-receiver in bronze, bearing
Orpheus and his lutte, has been sent to
her with many compliments by the
President and members of the Artistic
Association; NJ. Ambrose Thomas has
written her letter Of commentator,
and NJ. Gounod has given dinner for
her.
AT . recent authors dinner given in
New York. Joaquin Miller made the
coffee, for which he is almost as famous
~ for his Songs Of the Sierras; Clara
Morris. peach custard that was as
melting as her Miss Mutton; Jennie
June made pudding, as full Of plums
as her charming letters are OF gossip;
and altogether the Bohemian dinner
was something unusual and delightful
and resulted in the surfing Of a Boz
hemian Dinner Club or something II
the sort st which every member must
contribute and make one dish for the
meal. The club is 10 meet once a
month.
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action Is precisely like that Of the Edi-
son pen, but instead q being moved by
electricity, II acts by clock-work. The
needle point i driven by gear. and
works BY = main spring. which is wound
up BY key in the ordinary manner.
II y said 70 do its work equally well
with the electric pen. and TO have some
advantages in comparison.
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A little son Of Daniel Sweeney Of
New Philadel ohia, o., was strangled TO
death BY peanut getting into his wind
pipe
A S-year-old daughter Of Martin
Stellow Of Fort Wayne, Ind, wandered
into burning straw-field and was burn
ed TO death.
A child of John futile Of Algoma.
Mich, died in commissions caused by
drinking milk from cup into which :
black spider had fallen, poisoning the
milk.
A l4-year-old girl named Pearsall
Of Dcerfield. Lapeer County. Mich. was
shot and instantly killed BY the accident
al discharge Of rifle in the hands Of
her brother.
A little girl, years old, only child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Reid, At Preston.
Jackson County, Iowa, climbed up to :
bureau and got box Of pills from which
she took about a dozen, and was imme-
diately seized with commissions. Death
ensued in 20 minutes.
a man named Merriman, while in a
saw-mill at Eau Claire, Mich, stopped
down under q running belt, and, not
perceiving that the belt was in motion.
incautiously raised bis head, which was
Immediately caught in the machinery,
and the scalp taken of almost as clear
az il could have been done b. an In
dams knife.
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7, John G. WheAfly. do solemnly swear
that on the 18th day Of May, 1851, went
from Williamson County, Illinois, 10 Join r
H. Cunningham, Company q, OF the Fiji
tesnfh Regiment Tennessee Volunteers; that
Ma. -Gen- John A. Logan, who then repre-
sented the district in Congress, was the
chief person who raised said army and per-
suaded me 10 Join the same; that said Logan
accompanied " labout 10 In number),
in the night, part OF the way
from Williamson County 10 Paducah,
the place designated for us 70 cross
the river We crossed ~ Paducsh, accord
Ing 70 John A. Logan's instructions, 70
eysde Union troops, which, he said, were
stationed II Cairo When Logan left be
agreed to meet u a. soon a. possible, aud
assigned a. . reason for not accompanying
u then that he wanted 10 settle up his AZ
fairs 81 home and raise more troops. Logan,
when be left, promised faithfully to join us
soon and command our regiment In
the Confederate service. but the next
time we met him was at Belmont, in the
Federal service. and in the fight Capt. Cum
ningham and 1 chased him 90 closely that
he was compelled 70 dismount- We succeed
ed In capturing his hor~e and delivered Il to
Gen. Pillow Of the Confederate Army I
served In the Confederate Army from the
above date until July %, ls63. in Capt. Cum
ningham's company, and was honor.
ably discharged 1t Tupelo, Miss.
Ny son, K l. whezfly, Thorn
- Coder. Harry Hayes. William
Tinker, Jackson Brown, Jackson Love, Fler-
ing Client, Martin Williams and others, al
except the first now residing, or when
last heard from them, in Marion, William
son County, III, were members Of said
company, and viii attest the truth Of the
statement JOHN G. WHEATLY.
Subscribed and sworn before me the SOth
day Of September, 1865
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speaking Of Logan Ia this connection. these
men said that they supposed that thing. got
pretty hot around him. and that he was
couxhs o. with command I'm the Federal
Army
Gen. Che2fhsn, Commanding Division:
ex-6os- Porter, Adjufant- General: DR.. X.
W. NItchsli Of Memphis, the First Assist
ant surgeon Of the regiment Henry Rice.
Memphis, Captain Company C.: and Joseph
specht. Memphis, Captain Company L. will
no doubt remember these facts, and proha-
bly, can add % them
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The Emperor William was greatly
moved when he heard Of the recent a.
tempt upon the life OF the Gar. He
Immediately sent to his nephew long
telegraphic message Of congrstulstion
upoL his escape The Gar sent TO his
uncle full def alls Of the event. He de-
scribed how when taking his usual
morning walk man accosfed and then
fired q him. Being without arms he
sprang back and took to fight, where
upon the murderer pursued and con-
tinued 10 charge At him until seized BY
some passers-bv.
The New York herald., 1879-09-14
WINTER RESORTS.
A NEW WINTER RESORT
IN. Sheldon IIouee. Ocean Grove, N. j.

Rooms thoroughly heated by steam Plcasure seekers
business and nvads hcre enjoy the benefits OF
salt water aud electric baths aud air aud be
comfortable In winter AZ In summer.
Passenger elevator annunciator telephone gas, hair
mattresses, laundry Ac splendid fishing, boating, spring
water bcnehciaD aud shady OF health giving
pincs. -
Perfect drainage; equal to any In tho wordl
One aud halt hours from New York via Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey; 10 trains each daily 10 minutes
from Long Branch. Open the year round
A VENUE HOUSE, MORRlsTOwN, N. J.-FIRsT
"A class and winter quarters n the country and
IN the city, same time" with all these words imply;
charming location, pure and healthy air; hapged walks
Ave minutes to Post Office. churches stores aud depot
consult your pleasure health aud your purse terms
about half summer rates Address JEROME H. STOUT,
proprietor.
For other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
The New York herald., 1879-09-14

A FEW YOUNG MEN TO BOARD. FAvORTNG
hschcme tor Improvement Of mind aud body. Address
A, 142 Herald onace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-15
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This impottstt ":gtu wrl:n. Nat @3a..t
ltrco pounds, aud ,.it loo blood in Il liting
person (about thrco g.l!onsl rasahs through
It st least once every hall hour, to h@vo lac
bale ard othnr Impurities strained o. ii.e:'d
IRON IT, Bia is tho nsl:urei pu.&aiiro o! She
bowels, aEL Il .hr i,i!nr H@CoIaea torpid IL ia
not separsLcd Ifom The blood, hE. CARRIE!
through ti.3 veins tr I'll l,~rts ui IL" system,
aud In try ing LJ c-cann thr"uSh i!'c r0rn' OF
the skin, r.:.S.:> il ~ iurG yellow "r dizzy
brown color. The s."ma:h i'"c"G5"s diseased
sud Dyspepsi., indigestion, i'rhs:irs!'.'",
Headache hih"usre,=, ">IH'!':'-, 'r"'",
Msiari.i tryccs, Pies, Si@: &aG Soar ''irni-
n";., sud ecnera! ,.;'.iity follow. )! -
khLL'S HEibTiHH, tn. reoeL v"s:ct,.A!o
discovery iOr tosp!d'Lr, caua'a t1n thScr /"
throw oil iru;u u;io IL .Tu "ui.ce4 ~ ,iiiu us;n
l;nis t:lu blood !.sss:S ;hr"&2h 1t, ~ l"i:s -
.here is an tAcess Il bio; &Id !uu ciioc. ~
even \ tow GJ:1s Upon yr!ioN Cc!0n!"aIuN
Or brown. dirty locking s";n, VII! nst"H-
sh ell who try is--th"y bein.. tho I!ts: syIiI-
toms 20 disappear. tbs .rG:c cI AL biii"Hs
diseases and Liver cGlliaia. Is msd9 c"r.
tain hy taking Hs,niiRe III accordance with
directions. Headache Is generally Cared !G
lwahiy minutes, ani no disease ta"t mf;-r:
iron The Liver can exist If a fac L!la. i
given. Taka no pills whom you csn -.
uepatine At tae same rricn. For $50 tf
AL nrugpists R'issSE 2Sc nuss 81.
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The l-taii!y Of Consumption or TLro.taad
Lung Diseases. which sweep 20 tho Sr.vr at
lcsst one third Ct all deaths victims. HE'sca
from the Upiltn o: Morpfifa trea! I:ent
which simply strpct!aa rs ;ne work "i icH'h
goes or. $1,000 wall hs psid If N!'iam or
Morphine or my preparation "t NiiUm,
NJ Morphine or Pf.Issic Acid C.1 30 touni IL
tia Globe Flower Cough SyTu;, TGica has
cured feoplo who aro i!rirg today "it;' "E"
remaining lung, 10 gf0ater wrong csn ~
done than TO Say than ioGsump:ion IS ,,'F. 'Tr"F.
ab!e Tho GiOut. FLOW !.R iOUGR
SiEUp will cure II when Al other n.a:s;:>
have failed also Colds. Coughs, As:hms
Bronchitis end AL diseases OF :he throet .Hd
lungs Read the tes.imonin's Uf tie Hon
Alex. &. Stephens and cthcrs III our book
FREQ 10 all Il. the drug stores iak" no
1'roches or LoZcnEcs for Sore Throat; "a'n
you can re! Gioto Flower :ig!"" - a:'n'
price. For sale By sill DrusgiS.s FIRE :.
.sSP and 81.
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A TURKISH Belle. LE.-kl,mia B,T, the mas
ter Ct court ceremonies for upwards Of thirty
yeais, died suddenly last week Of heart disease
while rc,urnns !rtm the th:a;rc. This tu1c.
,iouary WAS sixty years of age ADD thor3ushy
Europeauiz4d ia bis habits and tastes. ia'lrg
both received an European cduca,loo, ard
being beautiful women. his ~la and her slsttr
wero the lecdicg Turkish bailes OF their tluc.
Hi, eldest sou, Feliioua Bey, Is Ottomtn
CopsuI at pcsth. and his neEt sou, AzIz Boy,
the Sultan's secretary. ~
The pr, sent reisalug bdIe auotg tho TUX
ish ladies' il tho Princess Nail, the "ldo~ Of
khani Pasba. nephew OF tie hhcdlvs OF
Egypt. quondsm Turkish Ambassador at Paris;
who died recently. She speaks EneIlsh and
Freuch with great ease, aDd is 30 liberal niod-
ed as to remove her veil in the presence OF
Eoropesn gentlemen aud to converse With
them. She c,Iried her broad views so far as
to 20 cut riding in tight liuiog habit and
high hat, without her veil. but the stern Abdul
Az pu, an end to that Coastantt"ople Co'.
PhIG, TRyrJph.
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Mail. Express.

| Mail. SouthUard, colnecs at Gordonsvile
with Ches. S Ohio Il. T.. Kaat and West: Al
| Lynch burs, connects with Atlantic, Niles.
ohio Il. Il, through Southwest Virginia, K
| and lexas-and OF DanVille with Richmond e
] Danvlle L. !. , TO South and Southwest.
Express Southwark connects q! Gordonsvl!ie
to sll points East snd West on Ches. S Ohio h.
i snd St DanVille, with Richmond q Danville
4. Il, for the Carolinss, Georgia, Florida and
via Atlanta to New Orleans:
| For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
| ! 60 a. III. snd Alexandria 21 a. M. daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasburg at II % p. m,
connecting with the Vsllev Road Ess. and
West l.asve Strasburg 10 p. m, arriving AT
| AIeyandria at 80 p. m.
For II Middleburg, daily connection NJ Plains
station.
For Upperyile, regular CONNECTION e. Dola-
plane.
Z W 3. m. daily
All trains make good connections, 81 Wash
ington, TO and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington ht
! 60 a. m, running through without change
connecting with through Sleeper TO Florida.
Excursion tickets TO Jacksonville, Florida,
good 10 May 18th, 1879, at very low ratio
Through tickets sold ct the lowest rates
NH II j. NJ. GkOADUS, q. +. A.
1872 qnzAr =! Is: 1879
10 TIE NORTH, WEST s. SOUTH" ESI
DOUBLE TRACK.
STsEi. BALLS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MA4NlFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Nov. 10. lS7s-7 q p. N.
Traiaa lesyn Washington from depot o! Ba l.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cog.
nor Of Sixth and B St, Sots, ss follows
ror Phiis Nav York and the East, LEO and
lu.l6 p. NJ, daily, with Palace Oars. L,n.
itod Exprass Of Pullman Parlor Cnrs - .
NJ. daily, except Sunday. For ftiisiaparN
$40 y. IN. daily.
For Pil!sburg and the West 10. 10 a.ln.dAily, vs.
rarlor Cars to Pittbn-g; ia r. Ill. aais
with I'alsce Car TO Chicago.
For Canandaigua and tho North, 7lD
daily, oIcept Saturday, with Pslaco ta. t.
Watkins. For H!in!ra. IL. 10 g. III. d.ily
except Sunday.
day, 10 10 a. m l.3O, 80, T.40 and 10 - p H.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra g. Tl6, 3, 0, III and II h. and
. l.l5, 3, a.a, i, COS :, and ll.3O p. III On
Sunday Nj = q. H., and l.l5 and p. III.
Trains leave alexandria for Washington, =. ID,
7.lG SEQ, 9.GU, 10 and II alA.,i s, III. i, t.lo
ard =. III. Rnd II n eht.
On Sunday TT SEQ and III y. H., amt 10 p. H.
THROUGH TRAIN FOK THE SOUTH, via
t!uantico end Richmond, wili ie.Ve AleIsn-
Grs q. :. 10 &. 10. and 80 .. n. daily.
Tickets and information csn be procurei
principal rsi!rosh stations and ticket Officer
Southeast l.. 7. FARMER.
tlGH'l Pnsaonger Agent
FRA y 4 TEO MSON
General Manager. noV9
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Eljit NOlk F0LL

The elegsn:, now and substantial 1852 :.
iron steamer LADY or THE LAX 4 iSzss,fEgsss!.i
leaves tho compsnys wharf, Washington, EV-
ERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY st.d FRI-
DAY at five O CLOCK p. m, Snd .iazgniria 8.
$50 D. m.; returning, lesves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THU HSDAI and SATURDAY,
at o'clock p. N. This limo connects a. iIc7-
folk with tho ships Of the MorchaA:s' ind Nj
ners Transportation Company for 1ostnH nn.
route TO those cities and :lolr CONNECTIONS
throughout Now Englsnd. Fare 70 Norfolk Il :;
round trip ST. 60. Ticko.s good for thirty lsys
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TIT ( &c I'D

Grave mistakes aie made in the lrea! o!c;:t
Of ell diseases .ha. arise from POISON III Tho
blood. Not ono case ct Hcrolula Syphllis,
White Swelling, Ulcerous sores and Shln
Disease in y Thousand is treatot without the
use of Mercury in some form. Mercury rots
tho bones, snd tho diseases il pTo3Ccs arc
worse than sry other kind Of blood or shln
disease can be. Doctor PEN BEkTON'S )
STlLLINGIA OF QUEEN's DELIGHT is the
only medicine upon which hope OF 1ccCv,
cry from Scrof!ia, Syphilis and McTcuci&l
diseases in ali stages. csn be reasonably
tCunded, and that will euro Cancer. S!u,tT
wIil DO paid hy tbs p:oprie:osa If Msrcury,
or sny inerediea! not purely reget*oe snd
harmless can be found in ii. fslca ~ 81!
Druggists 81.
y. +. MERRILL = CO, r70ps.,
nov T-ly rh:ladG pEi" Ia.
FOR sa!a by
e.. LEADBEATER IS BRO.
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t.swsgssssON MERCHANTS

(rHA%. !. TAYLOR, Jr.,
(Lslo oi j. r. Becaham & Go }
NKNEkAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Agent for
j. H FICkLEN e SONS
GEhkBKAT BKlDGEW FAMILY
FLOUR,
II North Union street,
ian - AleIsndria. Virginia
uAHMut! * SMITH.
HK3CNKs l. COM 5il5SION MKKChANrS
Corner Prince and Royal sts.,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
! choice line O: FAMILY GROChRlES ES al
synys IN stJci .Ed for sslo 1t lowest market
prIcus. Consigamcnts solicited and prompt 70.
turns ,naao. ian l1-tl
1vEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
"a HOUSE
No have opened 1T No - ROYAL ST. M
Auction sud Commission Hous0.
We :.s nov ready - receive sll klada nI NOR
chandi4n aud household goods OH con:!gnmc't
or purchase tho same.
We thing il may prove M advantage 10 por-
soo3 who have PRODUCE OF any description
10 send il to lls. Located Immediately opposite
tho lna;n entrance TO tho Market on Royal ST.,
goods can DO oxposol every morning as pubic
auction, w4oa the best prlces may ha expected.
Prompt feturns made on ss!es.
Persons having FURNIrURE for s7la will
fad It 10 :heir advantage 20 give u5 call
va wi:i attend t, nuctioneering at pubic sales
n: ,,:uuorly. sad respectfully solicit share OF
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