The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 3

msmmm CONSERYATIYE MUNICIPAL TICKET Havana, Nov, 19, The Vose De Cuba publishes a ru CO Gr jEt 33 Jk. OFFERING OF The frlendB acctuaintances of Mr, Mrs, James MoManus, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their infant daughter, Marie Otto, from their residence on McDonougb street, this morning, at 10 o'clock. mmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm If you value ypur government register to-day. It is the last chance, Whatever else you may forget or neglect to-day, don't forget or neglect to register. The proceedings of the Board of Education are in type but are unavoidably crowded out.

Don't fail to register to-day. If you wait until to-morrow you will lose your votej Don't imagine yourself to be wiser than your neighbors who have registered, Remember those eleven obstinate jurors. DRY GOODS! HULMA COURT 'ir WEIL BY TECEGRxB. Keported by the" 'Associated Press for the jnonigomery xtauy Aayeruser. New Yobk, Nov.

19. Sharkey, who was held for hillinor Dunn, escaped in womans' olothes from the Tombs. Mrs. Wesley Allen remained In the cell, New Yobk, JTov, 20. The schooner Torver capsized off Long Island drowning three; Tweed, under charge of two deputies, is allowed to attend to his private Business, Detroit, Nov.

19, Sault St. Marie Oanal Is closed for Ihe season. Washington, Nov. 19. Clarence J.

Prentice, last son of the late George D. Prentice, was thrpwn from his buggy, in Kentucky, and killed. His son, wlio; was with him, was unhurt. ThePresidant had a loner Drivate in terview with Secretary Fish. The Powhattan.

Terror. O'anonicus. and Manhattan are getting. ready for service. Probabilities For the Gulf States northwest winds, cold and clear weather.

Washington, Nov, 19, As an evidence of the entiro una nimity in the Cabinet on the Cuban question, no member hesitates to speak in regard to his entire confidence in me resident or or tne approval by the people of the course he will pur sue. The President and his Cabinet are in perfect accord. Secretary Eich-ardBon said in an' interview with a representative of the Associated Press that he had entire confidence in Fish, who he thinks will do right and not be carried away by excitement. He win not yieia one bit or the national honor. The Treasury DeDartment id fully prepared for war should war re sult.

We have enough monev to com mence with, but exactly what.will be done afterwards depends on the prolongation of the war, which he thinks will be short. Congress will in. two weeks, and it ia certain that there will be no difficulty in raising all the necessary means. Large suma of money wili be needed or course, but we are equal to the exigency. The Cahinet, he' said, was disposed to uphold the national honor.

He did sar that he favor ed the annexation of Cuba, but left that impression and promised to uphold whatever Mr. Fish might resolve upon. He is a careful, courteous and judicious man, who will not lead us into an embarrassing position. The subject belongs entirely to the De partment or state, ir war follows it win result in tne annexation of Cuba. That annexation will at first dis arrange our tariff system, and we should lose a large sum by way of im port duties tne nrst year, iiut after that our internal revenue collections would much more than compensate for the loss.

It would be necessary to keep an army of custom officers there, because it is such a fine place for smugglers, and custom houses would have to be established all along the coast. The Virginius had been twice owned by the government, once as captured and abandoned property, and once in 1870 as security for the debt. of a de faulting assistant Treasurer in Mobile. She was seized as such and sold to a New York man named Patterson, who changed ner name from the virgin" to "Virginius." He thought that the virginius ana tne vessel wnicti captured her were Clyde built and by the same builders Unusual activity prevails at the Washington Navy Yard and a large force is at work on over-time on the steamer Shawm ut, 3rd class, 3 guns, aud the Tallapoosa, which latter (a paddle wheel steamer) is being rapidly repaired. A large force is encaged in the Ordnance Department, making ammunition, some men cave already enlisted under lit.

Fletcher and large numbers of enquiries are being made as to terms, ne volunteer movement is thus far among the negroes who think the Government will need their services. The Jess excitable part or tne population, nowever, are set' tnngaown into tne ueuei tuat not eveu the services Of those first to en list will be required. Prominent od ponentsof the acquisition of Cuba are commencing to change their views and now favor it. They say that the United States are annually paying many millions to Spain for such articles raised in Cuba as our people need which would be saved bv annexation. Spain has shown Herself powerless to enforce her authority in Cuba, and our commerce has been frequently inter fered with by the Spanish authorities Annexation would put an end to this.

There are not only injuries on the West Indian waters to redress, but there are wrongs against American citizens living Jn Cuba to avenge. There have been the subjeotof negotiations which has been embarrassed by Spanish delays and the opposition of the Cuban authorities, Controlled by tbe Casino Espagnol, and there is no way of putting an end to them than by tbe annexation of Cuba. The promises of the Spanish Government have thus far failed of execution, Beforms in Cuba and Porto Rico in tbe subject of slavery and the Coolie trade, have been pressed by our government without practical result. This has about exhausted the public patience, and there is no telling when something more than protests and asking explanations on our part will Le unanimously demanded by the citizens of tho United States, to secure peace and the cessation of barbarities, which have more than onceheen condemned by our Government as contrary to the humane and Christian sentiment of tbe age, An arrangement With Germany has been made for an exchange of postal cards, to go iuto effect December 1. The impression prevails generally that theSpaiiish Government, through Castella, will make ample reparation, and that no war Will ensue between this Government and Spain froth the pending troubles.

A letter Was received from General Longstreet to-day tendering the Government 125,000 men, if needed in a war with Spain, At a sulphur mine near PpttsviUe, seven persons were horribly burned and one killed. The postage On cards sent hence to Germany Is fixed at 5 cents, to be pre paid by adding a one cent stamp to tl postal card, Unpaid or InsufflclcntVy paid cards Will not be forwarded. New York, Nov. 19. The Captain of the Moro Castle re ports that on the night of the 17th he encountered the heaviest gale he ever a-v-hcirlAftnori nri LViifl chant.

The argu men ton arrest of judgme nt in tne Tweea case win oegin oamroay, Charleston, Nov, 19. A idrive mcatitig took favorable ac Hon nn the direct- railroad from Charleston to Chicago and appointed a reception: committee to meet ana receive the delegates from the North westoh the 11th of Decern her. when a fresh impetus will be give tH raovetaeh, mor that 17 prisoners haveheen shot ac jtioiquin on account oi a recently discovered conspiracy to coroperate with the Cubans on the Virginius. There is no official confirmation of the report. Some papers says editorially that the laws ought to be enforced energetically against conspirators with out consideration either little or much for what Strangers may say or do.

We are the owners of our homes and well able to manage our own 'affairs and defend our rights, Advices from Santiago De Cuba, dated 12th says that on that day the Captain of the British steamer Niobe and the British Consul at Santiago had been in prison ana interviewed tbe captives who remained alive. It was expected at Santiago that the United States steamer Wyoming would reach thereon (he 13th. London, Nov, 20. It is reported at the stock exchange that Thomas Barring, founder of the house of Barring Brothers, is dead. SAVANNAH, 1NOV.

20. Arrived. Don Jocioto. Huntsville. Wyoming.

Jerbardua. Cleared. Brig Helen. Paris, Nov. 19.

No definite action over proposition to prolong McMahon's term. Bouber in his speech hinted at prob able restoration. The excitement over this suspended proceedings temporarily. His proposition to refer to a vote of the people was lost hy 419 to 88. Madrid, Nov.

19. The Impartial comments on the moderate tone of the British protest in the Virginius affair. Figueras. it is stated, has gone to Tbe Deputies of the Republican Ministry charge Spanidh complications upon the Government and all re serves of the army are ordered to report within a fortnight. An immediate assemblage of the Cortes has been ordered to consider the complications.

MOJWJ(l D4.I1.Y AI)VRI'IS3JS1, MoNTOOMKitY, Alabama, Nov. 19, 1873, I ICotton Ordinary 10 cento Good Ordinary 12Ji cants fctrl.t Good Ordl. nary cents Low -Middlings 13 cents Middlings 13'A cents; The market Is quiet and steady. JL Hi BEET. To-Dny's Quotations.

In Liverpool at 5 P. M. cotton was quoted as lollows Mldallng Uplands S'Xd Middling Orleans 8d sales 10,000 bales, of which exporters and speculators took 2,000 bales. The market Is dull and unchan ged. YORK, A Spot Cotton.

in New York at 8 P. cotton was quo' ed as follows: Low Middlings 14 cents; Middling Uplands 16)4 cents. The market Is quiet and steady. Future Delivery. November U15 cents i December 16 1-18 oentF; January 15 6-1(1 cents February 15 cents March 16 31u cents April 16 3-16 cents May not quoted June not quoted sales l.soo;bales.

ThemarketlnsUgbtly better and qnlet. iieceiriiw ro-uny. Received at all U. S. Ports to-day 10.281 against 16,107 the corresponding day last year showing an Increase In favor of this season of 3,034 bales.

ncccipiN a unyN. Tho recolpts at all U. 3. Pons are 89,671 bales, against 75,610 last year, showing an In crease In favor ol tbls season of 13,961 bales. GxporM.

The exports to tbe continent nro 16,198 to Great Britain 41,611 against total exports corresponding day last year ol 48,807, showing Increase in favor of this season of 1 1,012 bales. Stock. The slock on band at all the D. S. Forts Is 378,393 against, 374,770 rreapondlng date last year, showing an Increaso of 3,610 bales In avor of tnls season.

Flnnncinl. Stocks are dull Gold Wt Exchange long 6X; short SJ4 Goverments strong; Stale bonds quiet; Money 7. BY TELEGRAPH TO-DAY. Augnitn Mnrket. Middlings YSyi receipts 1,518 sa'es 1,690.

Closed quiet, Boston Sinrkot. Middlings 131 net receipts 211 sales 2'XI; stock 0,090. Closed quiet. Baltimore Bfnrkol. Middlings 14 low middlings 11 strict good ordinary 18 net receipts 1624 bales gross 3069 exports coastwise 125; sales 0)0 stock 10,517.

Closed qu'eu Clinrleatoa ftnrkot. Middlings low middlings 181i strict good ordinary 13J net receipts 2839; exports coastwise Vi sales 590 stock 39,180. Closed quiet. flnlvcnfon Market. Good Ordinary 13X ordinary 13; net re ceipts 1033 sales 690; stock fi.UO.

Closed quiet. Atomic uurKcl. Middling 114 I low middlings 14 strict good ordinary lS'A net receipts 679 exports coastwise 701; sales 7i 0 stock 26,36. Closed quiet. Mcmplils Jlrtrkct.

Low Middlings mi i receipts 1,641 shipments stock 21,933. Closed qnlet. Korrolk Mnrkot. Low Middlings 13 net receipts 1767; exports coastwise sales 30'; stock 6,981. Closed quiet New Orleans Market, Mldllngs 15 low middlings U4 strict good ordinary net receipts exports 3007 sates 2,500 stock, Closed qnlet, Savnnnnb Market.

Middlings net receipts exports coastwise 7030 sales' 3,330. stock 9,354 Closed easier. PROVISIONS, 'i i.6nisVilie Market. Flour steady; corn fair demand 6862; pork 13; bacon Arm, shoulders clear rib olear7pacBed; lard tierce 7 keg 9, good inquiry; whisky 86. St.

Xonii Market, Flour dull, unsettled, superfine winter 8'H -SU; corn firm, fair demand, whiskey lower, round lots85; pork and bacon quiet, Cincinnati Market. Flout firm 66037; corn ftiir demand, higher shelled 50, ear 62, new 439 14; provisions tirra-er, pork 12 60 bid, for Nov Is; lard steady 1, kettle 7K, Jobbing Sales 7J4 whisky steady, bacon firm, Jobbing sales rib clear 6H3- I 10; MERCHANTS and MAN UFA O- lCURKBS will best imUre their shipments to their destination toy using DENNISON'S I'KIVT II 1 1 TA43S 1 Over Two Hundred Millions have been used within the past ton years, without oomplalnt of loss by Tag becoming deiaobed. All Ex-press Go's use them. Sold X'r ihi erii and MtniioncrB vy Where. v.tS9dStwom ALABAMA CHATTANOOGA R.R.

Offlce: Ohattanooea. Sen. 23. 1X7A. On nnd after Oolober ilrst, First-Class FasseD ger xratns win run netween unaiianooga ana Birmingham dally, making oloseconheations witn a.

JNoria ana least Tenn. ua. va. Thennblloare invited to elve this new una a trial. R.O.

MouajjIjA, sep38dhm Chief Eng. and Qen'l VnpE ryvem proof oats i WE'af erecoflh to.dn lot.of PralitltS P- -ProQOMB, Whioh have been tried ttli tsxElJ Man and novo rftniS BWV; mi nd to uce. for SInypr. P. LeQEAKD.

JFor lerlt of City Council, B. H. BCRteWS. Tor Aldermen, Ward Holmes, Jawbs MoFablawd. Ward.

Blum, W. B. Jouics. Ward 8. 8, WABHBJT.

iruri jr UAJ.I,. JOUH 4JOWJS. Ward 6, B. W. Bhakp, E.

A- Skmpms, nara m. i jaasna, A. A. ANNE Y. Register Register I Register I Register while you have yet the time.

After to-day it will be too late. J. M. Newman wilL sell a fine pair of iron grays next'Saturday. This is the last day in which citizens of Montgomery may register.

The registration of voters for the city election closes to-night. A good piano may be rented on ap plication at this office. No Conservative can object to regis tering, unless indifferent as to the future welfare of Montgomery. The young folks will be clad to know that Prof. McDonald has return ed to the city.

The Chapman Sisters will close their engagement in this city in three more nights. They, had a good house last night and were as usual successful In amusing their audience, The Methodist Mite Meetings Will be resumed and held every Thurs day night. The place of meeting tonight is the Parsonage of the Methodist church, the residence of Dr. "Wads- worth. Lot every Conservative register to day.

Register, by all means, whether you desire to vote or not. You may wish to vote before election day rolls around. Then don't voluntarily place it beyond your power to do so. The hardware merohants of Mont gomery nave resolved to do business on a cash basis, or on the basis of a good city acceptance, payable in bank. All city accounts are due and payable on tne.

1st of each month, bee no tice. We were pleased to note the preseuce of Hon. W. P. Howell, of Cleburne, on the floor of the House yesterday.

We are glad to. know that the sickness his family, which detained him at first, was not so serious as his friends had Capt. Fe'rrell built a small pyramid of coal in Court Square yesterday and stuck fire to it. In a few moments it was do longer coal, buta heap of ashes. Volumes could not have given Fer-rell's "blooded" coal a more potent recommendation.

The Good Templars have rented the new and beautiful hall over the rooms of the Board of Trade in the 1st Na tional Bank building. This hall has been splendidly fitted up, frescoed and otherwise adorned and is said to be the handsomest hall in the city. There will be a meeting of the Lodge to-mor row night. The registration so far is as follows Ward No. 1 570.

Ward No. 2 395. Ward No. 3 219. Ward No.

4 482. Ward No. 5 620. Ward No. 6 378.

Total. Two negroes Were arrested yesterday for perjury in registering in this city without being residents thereof. One of them, Charlie Phillips, has lived all the year at Fltzpatrlck Station. The other Is named Allen Kuight. They were put in jail in default of ball, and will be tried to-day before Justice Workman.

The splendid Delmonico restaufan has changed hands Mr, Adolph Stie' fel having purchased Mr. Schieid's in terest therein. The partnership heretofore subsisting between Messrs, Schield and Simon has; therefore, been dissolved. If any man hunger let him call at the Delmonico and test the cheer of-Messra. Simon Stiefel.

Conservatives! This is the day in which to do your best work. If you know any' Conservative who has not registered talk to him like a father and persuade him to act for his friends if he Will not act for Himself, Persuade them to. register whether they" will vote or not, Let them qualify them selves' so that they may be prepared for anything that may turn up, Xiast Tuesday niglit Mr. Peyton Hall lost a bale of cotton, and on Wednel-hesday morning, assisted by some neighbors, lie succeeded in tracing and Identifying it. Police Williamson was entrusted With the duty of hunting up the thieves, and after a short chase he succeeded In capturing two negroes, who were lodged in jail.

A singular accident occurred at Hitchcock's marble yard yesterday, A block Of marble Or granite thirty inches Or more square and eight or ten inches thick fell from an upright post tion upon both legs of a negrq woman the wife of a man named Henry Good wyn, covoring and burying and'erush ihg theih from her feet to half way the thighs, yet strange to say, and contrary to the expectations of all who saw the terrible plight in whioh eh was before succor reached her, not bone was broken. Ali parties who Can accommodate delegates to the Grand Lodge are fe quested to leave notice with Mr. Jas Davidson, A R. Baker, Mis Daniel Bayre fat the Masonio Torn" pie), or W. W.

Sorews, of the number they can accommodate. An early re sponse Is requested, as the Grand Lodge will meet on the 1st of Decern INTELLIGENCE. gcntgcoerj, IhardayJoyiiailiisr'Zl), 1S75 "BTBOROI-OqflCAIi EIJPQET. WAR DEPARTMENT. office CJitEF Signal Officer, DlV.

OP TELEGRAMS an Bbpoktb for THE BEKEF.IT OF COMMEBOB AND MONTGOMERY, NOV. 19, 1873. H'tBarom Mean gt Tbermom Mean Max Jtfin GO Btate weather Fair, Course Velocity VPS -10 rnohes rainfall Uiucjai, ABBlYAL AP PERARTUfiEOgTRAINB. MOBILE AJS MONTGOMERY K. R.

Mall A. M. Mull and Passenger. P. M.

JHONTGOMERT fc EBFAUJLA B. R. it ACCOMMODATION. Departs Monday. Wednesday sand 40 A.

Saturdays 4 80 WJESTEWN Ki OF ALABAMA, ABitrvna. prom the East at For the ,,..10:40 P. M. 8UB A. 9:25 A.

M. ...10:411 P.M. MYIC arrives at Montgomeiy at. luol A. M.

Leaves Montgomery P. M. The 3-4o P. lor tne East makes eon-npuuon Witt, trains on Columbus biauoU, ar-Hying at Columbus at ALABAMA CENTRAL B. It.

MAIL AND PASBiaslGSiB. ieayeBelma Arrive at Senna A fSnneotsat Meridian wHh-Moblle A Ohio and VleB-sburg Bail Roads. qOUTU SOK'I'II AliAJUASiA it. It. SlIMENOINQ JSOV.

Hi! W3, TKAINS WILL 1.BAVB M0NTG0MBBY AS FOLliOWa a fir, A. daily. Through Mall. rives at Decatur at two P. and at Nashville IS 3D A.

and A. M. Sas Pullman Palace Bleeping car aitachett running tliroujn from New Orleans to Luu-laviiie without change. Connects at. Louisville with dally trains nnd through Palace sleeping earn lor at.

lionls, Obleugo, isew.XorkfPhilauelpbla. WuBhing. tourSaltlmore, and intermediate points. Conneota at Nashville with "Worth Wes-tern" and "Henderson" routes lor Bt. Loub, aid the West, and allocatur Memphis and Charleston trains lor Huntsvllle, 1'uscumhla, Florence, Uonmh ana Grand Junction and Memphis.

8 iK P.M. JbirmiughauiAcc. omnioJatiou tit) Patsenger dai.y except fcuu ay. Arrives at Birmingham at 10.00 P. M.

Trains arrive at Montgomery as follows n.lA. M. Accommodation Passenger daily except Sunday, leave Uummg ham at 3.00 A. and oouuecls with 8. it.

D. ft: ft. at Calera. 4 .4 P. M.

Through Mall ffrom all points llalU jfiasi, North aud altacned. running tuiough without change from iiouls Hie, to Mobile and new Orleans M. O. 1J. A'l'ilOWli, Bnpeilnteudent, Qen'l passenger Aat.

Just received, a choice lot of Turkish i i i prunes, Jjneu uurruuui, uuuu, juojda Raisins, canned goods, Jellies and Preserves, Uran Berries 75 cents per gallon. Give ua call. We will sell utloweBt prices. McCOY COFFIN Metalio and "Wood Burial Caskets and Cases always on hand. Orders filled at the shortest notice.

POWELL, PBJOKEXT 6, 7, 8 and 10 Perry btreet, (Successors to no. Powell, 8r.) augUdeni GROCEUIES llKOOU, 1 aril, Cliccso, Suunr. Jtlur.e. Mucker, JUligsiliK nuu lied, und lull Hue of ciiue yruudct Hniutble lor Uio truile, nil wiU low lur mull. Call nuu ee ua beiore nutcliHBluK tlsewUerc.

ilTJISOII, 80 noil tS Coiiiuiej-ee trot. Hapood's sincrle iiorse hacks carry passengers to and from the depot and to all icirts of the city for 25 cents. Ask for Haeood's hack. Look for his name on them. Strangers and citizens are informed that they can get baths, warm or cold, day or night, by calling at Henes' Hlmvliitr nnd Muir DresaiUir Saloon, corner of Market street, under Otfutt's Depot w.

TOBACCO. He buvo in store nnd nrrivlug aooo ooxes niiiniiiaciurco 'lobucco or iill icraUeM. willoti we pro. nose Hellics- to tue trade at low prices, und us favornble terms us can no 11 till, via 11 mill. cxanuDD uuz- WAltBKH cC JlDBCU'S, 80 una 88 DoiiinieiCo ulrcui.

Central Hotel COMMERCE ST MontQomeby, is now open to the public at the rates of Es.ou per nay. 1.25 auDDer and lodging. 75 cents breakfast and dinner each. Day board 25 Per month. I guarantee the accommodations as gooa as any otner nrsc ciass noiei in me city lor less money.

B. CORSEL1U8, dOm Proprietor, STERLING SILVERWARE. New and elegant designs, in cases suitable for, bridal presents, just re- seivea at xiiuvy x-o, 8ept24-tf. 22 Market street. To the Public, An advertisement is published in the daily naDSrs of ourxltv since Tues day last, signed by a combination of Montgomery Warehouseman, in which they advertise a reduction of Storage from 75 cents to 50 cents month foriirinle of notion' but unon enquiry, we are reliably informed from parties interested, who ard sign ers to the advertisement, that these Warehouses wijf charge hereafter 60 cents a Date storage tor eaca anu every month frirjiriv cotton remainincr in their respective "Warehouses, A glance at their last year's rate will satisfy any one, that whereas they chareed 75 cents for the first and 374 centa foi all succeeding months that any onejvho stores hie cotton With them thin vir.

is p.nmnfilled to nav for each bale be leaved there after the first month 121 centd more than he had to pay last season. This Wdjild make ther storage of one bate1 this season in months $2, while they charged last year for the same period only cents. We the undersigned, desire to have it distinctly understood, that we charge tor au cottons stored in our ware house EOflenta for the first hidhth aud onlv 25 cents for each and all suo: ceeding months, thereby saving planters for a lengthened parlod bt storage uonsiaeraDie money GILMER. BROWDEK CO. Foot Moultbri and Washington St, A.

H. STRASSBURGER. Proprietors of the Granger's War 7 A. M. 30,010 33 4 P.M.

1U P. M. 30.071 30.251 30.124 30 .32 .34 42" 32" I ..34 39 Clear. Clear. I W.

I W. I 18 I i THCESIlEt ElNTDilE! fiTOCK OF CS-OODS, TO THE STRINGENCY 03F1 TilXQ TIMES, AND WILL F-JaOIWC THIS DAY omETEIS, THE1I3ES, IMMENSE ASSORTMENTS AT GENUINE PANIC PRICES, Death of Major E. C. Elmore. This gentleman died in Pensacola on rri xi.

i 1 i. liiurBUiiy evuinug, mo ioou um fever similar to that which has been prevailing there for some time. Major Elmore, it will be remembered," held ine Tjosiuou ot Treasurer ot tne uon- federate States until the evacuation of Richmond, aud was looked upon as an officer of the greatest integrity, and bearing an unblemished record. The deceased was well known in this city, and here, as well as throughout the South, his death will be much regret- tea Motnie Jtcegmer. The above announcement will be re ceived with sorrow aud sadness in Montgomery, where Major Elmore had many relatives and hosts of de voted friends.

Tennessee Seed Rye and Barley, Red Clover and Herds Grass, for sale by E. G. Carew Son. September zu, jloyo. tt 'HE ATTRACTION UN AB A.TED MASONIC TEMPLE STORES RETAIL DEPARTMENT! HEAD QU-ABTERS NEW FASHIONABLE GOODS LOWEST PRICES CONTINUE TO OKKKB FUI.I, LINES OF FA1) BIO FOR PERSON VI, WKAlt AND "USE IN DRESS GOODS, SlLKSjSHAWLS EMROIDERIES RIBBONS.

TFJIt 0K1.EBBATED JOUVUT KID GLOVE MOURNING GOOD3, FLANNELS BLANKETS, UN IS It AR, MENS A WOMEN'S 1IOSIEKY, LAUIE3V MI83E3 CHILDREN'S riiVraX MADE SHOES dFstjPBBtoB o.wi,tnr amd finish. MEN'S DOT'S CIiOrilllVG, BOOTS, SHOES HATS, AT BOTTOM I'KIOES FOB CASK I TldSr Our Stock is unusu ally full, and unprecedentedly attractive. XtsS? "Buyers are respect fully solicited to examine, as they cannot fail to be satisfied with either Variety, Style or Price. ttr Samples sent by mail, and orders are promptly and carefully executed. fflsgz Strangers passing through the city, are cordially invited to visit our Stores.

JOBBING DEPARTMENT! In this Department our Stock is much larger and more complete than heretofore and Merchants will find it greatly to their interest to call upon lis before buying. leGRAND JOBBERS RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS TEMPLE STOBES. Commerce and Bibb streets. Novembor 18. 1W3.

TTIOBNITOJBB FOB SAIiB. (Madison House), Byvlriueoi a mortgage exeon. iif TfAnnpiif. to the undersigned. ij ihn nfflnp (tt Jndee of Probate.

In BOOK 13, louoa iuiiu, Carpets, Bedding, Piano, Iron Safe, Crockery, intf every other article. In tho hotel and kltohen will Be sold at publics auction foroasU noon tbe premises, (except the Piano, which Xbe stfdlnlWof St. H. Mo ton's book store.) to oommence OtT TUESDAY, 1HB ifiTBXNBTAMT, at 10 o'clocU, and continue iroS day to day ilnlll the whole is disposed of? IhUd meantime the publio are Invited we wUl teU anything they and JUodglng or Day Board; Boom large and WOU lurnisueu, xjy ww novioonw ihl EflSAii OP BEEF CATTLE FOR 100 sale, Also Devon Bn 1 ''DaUas," aged Syears, price SlOO Devon Ball "Ag," aged 3 bSh. nrlce tt 1 Ayrshire Bait Med years, px ail i THE GREAT CRISIS IN MONETARY AFFAIKS IEMANIS THI SACRIFICE AT OUR RANIS, AND BEING DETERMINED TO DIS-POSE OE OUR GOODS, PUR MAY CHASERS PATE BUYING NEW AND DESIRABLE REMARKABLY LOW ANTICI GOOD! AT Ocaxxrt Square, 0iPPO31ETlATltSAI, SASfiS) 1 1 WEIL 111, GOETTE No 5 knd Kos.

16 and IS Montgomery isii tei ZtiliMifoiXimsX nouse. jiofitgoirier Ala. 2l 1878, her wmetj.