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I -
| EpSzsss rnence the Is, of Mareh
and end the I5,h of Iuly
At my tarm IN Chssre field county. four mile;
from Goodies and Bevil's Bridges, ON Ammonia.
tox river. twenty Ave above Petersbmr ,hs
same from Richmond, and fifteen from Smel;,
courthouse '& will be let to mares on the follow
ing teens. 1-e -''o
Fifty Dollars the season. by note, disch area
pic a. any 'i'ne WITHIN u, by the payment of for
~. with one dola TO the COCOON.
nevery instance, either note. or the mon.,
must accompany the mares. ~
BoIZAkD IN poInr of form; blood and pey.
formance, stands almost unrivalIed in This or anv
other counlryi and a. a foal get,er. the racing
calendars of England fully attest mis- celebrity.
In liSS. he produced on The turf a, newmarket
winners In 1900. seven In 1891. f,u, tsea
In iooz' sixteen. In 1858 twenry-one; and in
ioo<' sixteen ltotal seventy nine) and from wna q,
Ihave of the sheet calendar f,r Iso5 MI,
his numbers in the list of winning horses. will
exceed hat OF any other year.
l have in possession calendar of ,he 9TH
OF November iass. which concluded the n ,.uSh
ton meeting al Newmarket Ii contains h,rty
cd races. eleven of which were won nv guz.
cards stock; and in h: same calendar, two OF
them are advertised to cover 1T ten guneas
mare the next season.
Bpzza'd's stock are large aud hig.,y formed.
Popnjay is upwards Of sixteen hands and Is
SAID to be the most elegant horse in England.
Qu,z won the great Oar:and stakes and a
mach over The Beacon course a miles and a
quarrer) for 1000 guineas.
Good high and low land pastures, and every
attention paid to mares sem. but no responsible
hey for accidenfs Mares viii be fed on mode. |
rate terms IT required, for which the money must
be sent.
THOMAS BRANCH
oath January, 1906 W3m
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PgDTc

PEDTC zee
BU1zARD was cot by Waodpecker, his dam
Misfortune, by Dux hisgrandarn CURIOSITY. bv
Snap-seguus-Bartle,t Grinders
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BuZZARD,

Imported by the late C oil.
John hoomes, of the Bow .
ing Green, will stand the
ensuing season. TO com.
nence the lst of March,
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THE IMPORTED HORSE |.

VIII! stand 1t my stable in
-cnesteriieId counly 6 nlile.
from iiiehmsnd and 10 fsem
Petersburg, snd will cover
i.ualeS n Inc Ia,., $3.50. e m
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The famous high bIoodsd
Englifh idorfe,
HAMbL ETON,

Bed by the duke OF Graf.
ton. a beautiful brigh. bay,
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ther.in.law to the grand pensionary. He
came TO felicita,e The emperor on the part
of the high and mighty states OF Holland.
The emperor has not yet received any
of the authorities of .Vienna, but only q
oeputa.ien from the different corporations
of the city, who, the day OF his arrival,
came TO his levee at Sigarts-Klrchen. Il
was composed of shr prince de-Zinsendorf,
the prelate de Sidenssetten, the count DC
Veteran, baron de KEGS, the burgomaster
of the city, nj. desW ohebben and general
Bourgeois. His majesty received them
with great aGabilisy and told them that.hey
might assure she people OF Vienna OF his
projection.
The general of division, Clarke, has
been nomlnased governor general OF Upper
aud Lower Austria. The. councillor OF.
state, Daru, has b-ea appointed intendans-
general OF the same.
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Twenty Fifth Bulletin
.Cchgnbrunr. Xoo. i s

Schnnbrunn, Noo. IS.
Prince Murat and the corps of marshal
Lannes yesterday overlook the Russian ar
my at Hollabrunn. A skirmish of cavalry
took place. but the enemy Immediately a.
bandoned the field, leaving 100 baggage
Wagons 10 our hands.
The enemy had effected junction,
and the dispositions for an attack were
made, when an Austrian Gag of truce ad.
yanced aud requested permission for the
troops of the emperor of Germany to Sc
pasate themselves from the Russians
Their request was acceded to-
Shortly after, the baron Winzingerode,
aid dc camp general to his majesty the EN-,
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II no. be supposed that the,.
in these armies number of We'll rd ''s as
officers, whose manners aremild AZ. asusssa
understandings are enlightened. INV sa's:
OF the army we always alIuds 10 H. I Y
of the soldiery. ' 'a0'A
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state, Qarus has b~en appointed intehaaus-
general OF the same.
IMPERIAL DECREE.
III the palace Of .Schenbrunn, Nov. 16.
NAPOLEON, emperor Of the French and
KING Of LAZY.
We have decreed aud 40 decree as toll
lows:
TITLE I.
Of the government and administration Of
AuStri6.
Arr. /. There shall DC governor. general
aud inencant general over the province OF
Austria.
Art. q. There shall be commandanr'
and intendant for each circle, which will
make hge commandments and intendaEts for
Upper austria, and four for Lower Aus.
trla.
TITLE Ii.
tOfthe governor and intenaant- general.
Ar. 3. rhe governor-ge neral & intend
ant general shalt reside atsVienna.
Art. 4 Toe general shall be
charged with whatever relates to the Pc.
lice.
Art. S. The intendant general shall.be
charged with whatever relates to the adj
miuistration. The commissaries OF war
and inspectors employed in the finances
and for the army shalt be under his orders.
Art. 6. The gens.d 'armerie. tae troops
of the country who serve IN their places,
the regencles, the captains of circles and
burgomasters, shalbe under the orders OF
the governor aud intendant general.
Are.z7 The first care OF the governor
and iuteadant general shall be TO arrest
stragglers aud put an end to irregularities
in the array.
Art. 8. The governor and intendant &c;
neral shall CO operate with US.
Arr. 9 The general of division, Clarke,
is appointed governor general OF Austria
Art. 1o. The councillor of state, Daru,
is nominated intendant general.
TITLE Hi.
or the cemmandants and Intendants b
Circles.
Art. II. The eemmandant and intendant
of each circle. shall reside in the chief
place of the circle.
Art. 10. The commandments of circles
shall correspond with the governor general
and shall be under his orders. They shall
also correspond with the etat major gene
raj.
Arts. The intendsnts Of circles shall
correspond with the acknowledgement and
shall be under his orders
TITLE w.
Art ID The major general shall to- NOR
row presen. to US, the commandments OF all
the circles. He shall at the same time pre-
sent us the intendants, whe shall be chosen
from amongs.the inspectors or sub tnspec
tors of reviews.
Art. IS. AS soon as Stiria, Carinfhia,
and Carniola shall be taken possession of,
there shall be given to them commsndants
aud attendants of circles, who shall CORES.
pond with the governor and insendant sc.
neral of Austria.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the emperor.
TIE Secretary Of state,
(Sigae0 B. II. MARET.
Twenty-Fifth Bulletin
SchGnbrunn, Noo. IS.
Prince Murat and the corps of marshal
Lannes Yesterday overlook the Russian ar.
nv at Hollabrunn. A skirmish of cavalry
took place. but the enemy Immediately a
bandoned the field, leaving 100 baggage
Wagons 10 our hands.
The enemy had effected Junction.
and the dispositions for an attack were
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CAPITULATIoy
Proposed By Ute Russian aym,,

1t has been agreed be wseu n,
of division Beiliard chief OF the s,s SssI 80
-vided i. should receive The san,lon ~ d pro- 10
serene highness, prince Mural c,,sa ny
mlral, marshal Of the empire, and L. sQ'
nant of his majesty the emperor If s
French and king OF Italy; and M. H.. va
ron de Wln'z'pgerode, najor geue,sl
the armies, aid &c camp gtne! "A Il he
lesty the emperor OF all The oRu.s,as Md
vlded it should be confirmed b, his NJ. p"
ty, VIZ. "
There shall, from the signature Of i.
present conditions, be an aimlsue. ~
tween the corps of he army urdtr he
ders OF his highness prince Nurat .'a
The Russian army commanded BY he >.
neral IN chltt coun, de.Ku.usow. I"
I he Russian army shall ault Grrn,rv
and Immediately commence lis march H.
the same rou,t that II took In en.snpo
In which case prince Murat cor cp,, "a
suspend his march ID;o Noravia.
he present condniona noso have tA-.,
un'li amer 'a'''e 'e'e'ssu nc la Dea'oa
q n'' "eJ0'v "'P''rol'
cons If frince Mufat, shall rrmain N ,e
positions "hi,h 'hey 81 present 'reuF,
10 Inc even % INC" non. e'hlu'H'ce BY
the ehps'",' 4o' ~ -; '''gy.
en- previously ~ VIZ " "' uls'
uCe'
Done al doiiaolanh> me 4''A AOsem,
Der, 1905.
(oigneaj
aUG' a6LLiARD,
General OF az lon, chl.t i .as sat-
WIN In e H0DE,
Aid'de.csa.P geasrl,
Letter fran genera count de PI.
GENERAL,
HIS royal highness the arch.
duke Palatue, n 81 quality OF sopr,ne
civil and military ch'at d hungary, has
charged the uneeis declare hat
his royal highntss mas sA 8
the western frontier of thl. gtomI 1
Gordon Of troops supported by .n,iI De.
taohmen,scf cavalry, composed otns5jds
aud recruits, with the sole vie" Of
arresting the marauders OF the Austrian
A. nv who may be found there. ! cannot,
therefore, be supposed mat he has arYhr''
tile views. these de,achmeots having posi-.
s,ve orders TO retire on the approach OF
he French troops 10 the frontiers.
AS these small detachments winch shoO'a
ing parties, are 20 TALL back on The 2pr0aFh
Of the French army, his royal mig oss' "a,
,,vea 20 the hospitals, to the hous, of sdu'
cation, 10 The pensionary 'fH'eF'' AM 10 70
he individuals employed In ar'ageHg nc
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"U'
GENERAL, 4. l,,.
have laid before ms nJ stv 'ns I'D.
ter which YOU addressed to the com'u' ~,
an, of my l:ght cavalry HIS I" ~ you,
charged me 10 maxi kn"w', ,ntous Elaine,
70 his royal highaess the archduke ,ali,v Of
thar he is read, TO respect me neo'a no
The Hungarians. and TO t"rol' ''s g IN his
enter the fioniers of Hungary +" - ala.
part his roval highuess the aTcnau o." wilhug
tine and the Hungarian PeoplT AZ 40 10.
@ withdraw their troops. TO mao vi,una
surrecuop, to continue to supply .o,clud.
with provisions. and 10 hne 20 ,,s Zine aod
Tween them, the arehdake Dr,soch.a
ais majesty the emperor Of , the arm srmouS
convention tending to Ha'n'I'' - au,hof'
between the Two countries ,a.s Yhoa
ised TO permit any officer 10 p''''
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~,
:. ,he latc hattie Of Austerlitz. IL IS MOI
l,o be supposed pha, the Russians nave e
oualIy improved their artillery, hor II tney
bad would they have encamoered 'ae!
march Of eight hundred leagues, esp ;ciahy
when they had SO many reasons Tor aas'e'
with an inc mense train Of field pieces
1,hev. would be the less disposed to do TINS
as the Austrians must have been sesfeo
upon to supply them IN sudlcisnt n .'
iI;he French, by the CELEBRITY OF their move.
mruts. had however obtained possession OF
grea, part of the Austrian artillery. ne
deficiency of the Russians IN this point was
nrohabiy a material cause OF their loss OF
the bat,c.
! When gun powder and great guns were
fret brought into use, they were more Ca
psbIe of striking an enemy with panic
than of breaking his line. Ihe cannon were
,unwiedly machines, aud he management
Of Them was unskiltul. Sill the array
which had them must have possessed
erea, advantage over thar which had none.
In the time OF the famous duke OF Marble"
rough. the event OF a battle depended on
the rxpcrtress aud resolution ot infantry
in discharging their muskets. la stlll
more m odern wars, the bayoneE has been
considerable arb TER Of y cory. but the
French have introduced ano hef revolution
in the SC ence OF war, The 'ighsuess and
prodigieu, humber OF their horRe artillery
enabling them 10 disorder and break "a
t<,,
6gh,, BY raining upon shen an la'e!Ierable
iempes, of craps shot.
! ty meaos OF their pnamersble field
pisces, and of heir unusual proportions OF
cavalfy,U has become I1apassbic tor their
enemy 70 defend a county by l:nee or field
intrerchpent. II has been STATED that
Bonaparte's grand army was attended by
fifty Thousand horse Such body, always
on the alert, could strike an enemy at al
most any distance, and in every mortal
part az once. II he contracted his posts,
his aanks would be turned if ne spread
outshs troops to prevents, his lines would
be forced. BY resisting, he met his fate
and if be retreated, i, was swift and over.
took him.
Thus we have seen the French maintain
the same isvariable superiority over the
Austrians and lately over the Russians ia
the field, that the Spsniards possessed over
the Mexicsns. The Russ ais aud Aus'r!-
sna are as brave IS the French, bat The
Freach are really superior 10 the science oil
their officers, in the rum6er and manage
msnt Of their cannon and their cavalry.
They will continue therefore to beat their
enemies as the Romans did. Even the
G-soran pt,aianx, supposed 10 be the perfec.
ton of military science and absolutely in.
vincioie, was found unequal 10 the contest
with the Roman .esion.
tTo be tsninae1.)
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IS OoJ,C00
100000
Loan.
A2 GEO 900

The new taxes are CT ,wo descriptions:
the war taxes and the permanent duhes
the iass OF which are to be appropriated 50
the payment of the interest ppon the ioaa.
The war taxes are TO consist IN an add.
ton OF three aud three. quarters pc. cca'.
to the duty upon properly, making III the
whole ten per cent. and various dasies il.
customs and excise. affecting principally
sugar aaa tobacco; the probabie prodace OF
ali which he estimated at 6 ,ooO .Cooi.
ne new permanent taxes are 10 be De.
rived from the four fo.iswiag items, III.
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On Thurqdav Mr.. Windcan subaltIt'
to the house Of commons his plan for the
Improvement Of our military system. Inv
prlnc;ra! obicc; Of this plan is, the perm,
peut increase Of tbe regular army; and 'n'
means by which il is proposed to att'''
this object are as foliow: The Sola's!
instead Of engaging FOR lie, as az pfesen'
is oniy TO enlist far seven years a. u,
e9d Of that period. If he be disposed :.
eater again fora,sial;!a- term, he Is to aa',
9 s'aall Increase of pay; and also a turn.
increase Of gay, il he should choose =.
enter for 3 third term d Z years. a. -,
conclusion of the % years service, ne
sssso be eotilied TO all the fu'! a'towaa ,ts.
0. Ghs,sea, AMI s.as alvsotaSes Oh 49,
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THE APPEAL
c}the people Of Tomdgbee to the people, Of
the I'M ed States

" the Peapie of I'ombigbee to the PEOPLE OF
the I'M ed States
A people incopsiderab!e in number and
IN wealth. detached from every otter por
a'on ct the Americans; population, knowa
only by the rnmors of our wraags. in the
council of the ua.ioa; ws scsbnot com.
mand your attention by the weijgilr IF poli
noai lohaence, but we arc entitled 70 il.
on the bro d basis Of jus,ice.and the gene.
raj good. VII duties or a tnerican Dro.
aaoe were. demanded by SPAN on the
Mississippi, the whole continent vas 10 a
tame; not merely ON account Of the Injury.
done to The people of the wesyernecoup.ry.
bpt, because II inflicted a raersal wound of
The dignity aud honor Of the ia; ion. That
woand s as great when inflicted on us, IS
whea inflicted on oaef!low cinzsnsca sl,e
ONO. I hoQgh ooe .equa! IN nualber end
foiltical importance, weI are IN propoftjon
10 oai, population, infinitely more injured
~ IL, Situated on tie tide waters nature
nus taught US, as she has taunht our tre.
th'enin Re. uckv o eul.i,a.s 1sbYs uf il,
dependence Of other countries. Oar ex;s.
renee dsPeHds upon commerce. Our. pro.
ooets are VALUABLE; but they are ofao use
at nome: wermuse exchange them. for G.
me-, .her articles which arc abSolu,sW necessary.
ior our subsistence. If we continue tobr
deprived ct this advantage, we tauss aban.
don our country. The measure viii H.
afiiictiSe to us; to many OF US it nav be
rulaoss; but its consequences viii not be.
,conhned to ourselves they viii have a
WIDE spreading iaAuence on the veal of
the american republic. A country which
: unuef os,'ef auspices may bscone -four,
isAlng aud populous, will be cooqertet! into
wide waste. aud from he frontiers OF
georgia to the wasera Of the lMisaiss;ynii
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3cs pasfci-~B, T. 9. 9,
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N &c E.

The Snhfcsibcr wines 90 inform the inhati.an.s
Of A!exsnd,ia In general, thar he has Cellar,
az the lowetend Of Eake.A'ect, under he
hople Of E. MH'y;
W,RERE He HIS FOR SALE, ].
Bet Rhode Hand Potatoes; New
York Cabbagss; Eeets IuInips; OrieIs /;
Pumpkins. He will attend at tie Cellar every
day ill III o'eloSk, during tie aiueer where
the inhabitants may be iupplied with large or
fmsll quantities OF the above articles, on tclms
very moderate.
A. WILLIS.
January Is. oIm
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puoIit sale.
On TUESDAY next,

y
On TUESDAY next,
,.,,.x xii De ijold at the. Vcnaae Store,
''' r u M
!. ssa,. and bis. French Bfaady IA plps''
c,a d plp.s and bis.
S,aGey aua Apple Bandy IN 'oia'
s,ar ~ hhds. sierse' and o',.
;s e.. .si brow, So, and .s,...,
Moa .l and dips csndlss J
s s 10 kegs, boxes aud jar',
Fas Ia kegs and trails,
oa..u,s Ware 10 crates,
HOJSEHOLD FURNITURE
&e.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
ns5I,, Plains, Ksrfeys, Negro Cottons'
s.c.,. Elaaick., hlae Friezes,
c,Iinancos,, Rugels, Yarn Stockings,
Csinsz.. and Csilicocs.
I,h Linens, SiIsGado.
.o,aaburgs AID Tiekfenburgs,
1Nu,u and Muslin handkerchief,
I,aiaMn,lirs and Table Clothes,
gsndansa Handkershicss,
.coloua Threads, Hats and sundry other
p.acla. ,,
Paiap G. MarJlsllsr.
N,t 10.
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January rs.
JAMES BACON,

ssGsocERy SToaE, oxRf1g fret, hes, ~
ADDITION TO bis fo'Mer fsek, added
a treill Supply OF Genulne Articles III
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his saor,menr complete.
n. roqy c6fsy, e, IL. .. kj,vfyol hey trim.
i1p(eovado .Snoars of.yarians Qua
. = - ~
&c ~.
A-. e s"a up ''s',
up, IT.
1n f.''a;' "a
S'o'' pA''Nu's. 'S'esse0
'aas ntis'' ,of
cl3'9'l'eha'' aho iaoAy ufs'
ma sonchons
Se'S S'esa Ashoe' :.
Shoc.ists' Of iupsneI auai''9'
ni4aelfs'
gus Soieas
9.oty' ,y
L''Don, ~ " d
leosfHe,
Malsge, ara
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-hRONS va LSS1 hkE
London lupe,aOe Cloths Corded Cambrieks,
and Cafimeres, Lace do.
B.nnet,'s patent Cords, I Rich colonase and A.
Do. W4iltcoatings, cured India Mus,ins
Silks, Molekns, Flo. India and Rri,ah Book
rentinss, do.
Imptral, clopded and Lace Gags s Hanaker.
white Marieiilcs, chiefs,
Toilinetts, Snandowns, Extra SilS Glovest
.FIannels, rofe Blankets, tic Mic Atius.
Coa,rgs, .PIaiDs, Silk Cord and Buteon%s.
K-rfeys, Half,hleks, Cambriek buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worsted, Artiaeial Flowers anA :
Cotton and Silk TO-. Wreatl,s,
fiery, ORricb Feathers,
Iriih & Flanders Sheet. Italian ..Mantaus,
ings, Fine India PcrGans.
4 4 ( Iriih Linens, Bafta,, Mamoodies,
Shirfng Cotton, FDowlas, Ticklenburg,
Long Lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown roiB
Linen Cambricks, &c. sc.
Dimises, Cambrick do.
CO. lie daily exeeas an additional
aOortmea q FALL GOODS.
. Oa. 70. DIFF
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N O tt G. E..

\ T meeting Of the President and D'eaors
n of the Little River Turnpike Company,
at tie homie of John Gsdsby, in the town of
Alexandria, Dscember the 4th, 1906
Ordered, That the Stockholders in the Little
River Turnpike Company do. ard they are
hereby required to pay TO the Treaturer OF laid
Company ten dollars on each alare by thsm re-
fpeaively fubfcribed, on the hltt day of Fsbru
ary, 1906 and the further fun of ten dollars
on each of their (hares, on The fsa day of May
and the further fun of Ten dollars on each OF
their flares, on the 6if day OF Juiy--and tie
further fam of ten dollars each OF their shares,
IN the 6rR day of Sep,ember-and tho further
fun Of ten dollars on each OF their flares, on the
ARA day of November next enining the cate
hereof.
Jonah Thompfon, 1feafare1.
December 3. diIffeo
CASH, and the highett price,
will be given for Clean Linen
and Cotton Rags. by the Prln,
tier of this paper.
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!, TO RENT,
The Dwelling HOUSE at prefen'
occupied by William Sanford The houie IS
comnodious and handsomely ftuated, with eve
ry necefary out houfe, and ha, handfoms gar
den in high cultivation. Apply to
Mr.. Thomas Prelfon, or
Thomas Sanford.
oaaber p, let.es
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10 HIN TUCKER

JOHN TUCKER
Has for Sale,
80 hhds Mulcovado Sugars
1000 boihe's coarfe Turks lland Salt g
few bags Gfren Coffee =
II bag, black Pepper ?,
is boxes fleih EiiGns
4 quarter, 2 halt, and 1 whole !
chef Imperial,
3 chefs Hyfon, STEAS.
, do. young Hyfon,
!, quartz, chsas tidon Chulong,
Also,
1000 SPANISH HIDES.
Jao. II. eo6r
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mo. 1897.

!, s a ',sstss s'd' Prime ts,.iles Me.sa>..
30 plncLeons high pfrof Jsnaica Run
s bntss Mnfc4t Wine
4 l.sif tnrfs Coniisnsia do.
4 pipes 6ae Ole B.azil Madeiss
~ b>xes French P,aees
70 10 'ss'si. New. England Rum
50 barrels Penny !vanja Rye WhiR.y
enaks rehned Birth Salt P,s,e
8 tierses Alum
so boxes M4sld snd Dips Candle,
10 boxes caocolase
)oa received, ard 'o' file, for esh or on thy !
u!ual Credits.
Vaudeville & Jamegon.
December q.
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SATURDAY, January Is, 1906.
Mandewille and IameHon.

Mandewille and JameHon.
OFFER foR5 SALE, l
For Caih, Ptodsse, or on the ufual Credit
A GEaERAt ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS q GROCERIES,
coniiaing OF
Mufeovado Sugars, Of various qua
tiles.
Philadelphia and Alexandra Loaf snd Lump
ditto.
Jamaica, 4
s.. vinseHss, and In hhas. &c.
y. E. Runs.
o'd Jamaica Spirits, fer family ufe,
Peach and Apple. Braray,
Cogssiac art Bsur6eaux do
Holland ana Country Genava,
70 barfeis itrong sup fine aayored Rye Wits.
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L7Ue' pool Coa1Je Salt.
400 hhds. Liverpool .coarle Salt,
on board the fchooner Polly and Eliza, at Law
faion's wharf, and for fale by
Lawrafon C FoWle,
Wbo 5ave alto .seeived by Jatd Seboaaer .t,em
8 hog!heads retailing Molaaess
so barrels New England Rum,
100 b;xes mould aud dipt Candles,
20 do. Chocolate
Is do. Ced.Filh,
10 .csas frelh Rai}ips,
20 boxes do. M afcatel ditto.
2 eheas imperial iea.
IN. s 10 n E,
B.c,boon Gurrahs,
You Hyf,n and HI Zen. Skin Teas,
Firf qualify Reaia, heavy and light Raven
.Du k,
AmeI tan Sewing Twinc,
Havana ssgars, OF a fppctior quality,
DiRt Candles,
Chocolate,
N. E. Rum, in fosfheads and barrels,
.PJrk,
csk double refined Loaf Sugar,
5000 lbs. SHEET Lead. &C.,
n Cafh will be given for 49,
barrels Corn. Apply as above.
January IL d
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!, Wanted to Hire,
i : - Negro lGrl from IL to 4 years
fss-dPRg to thee PIN TER.
& sss5eDssf / n u .