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STOP THE
moo DOLLARS REWARD will be
lUUO paid by the undersigned for the
...-.A.r-inr, nr lnLTM NT1L,R n,,L SOLO

VIMhN OOLLN4NO NJ w AMI VIII DG
lUUO paid by the undersigned for the
,rrcaenson Of JOHN STEP and SOLO
MONSTER, who murdered Martin Fraley
sul on the Sth October, inst. near Wolf S fer
tE in Hardin county, Tennessee.
jim Sep is about % years of age f; 5 feet,
or inches high dark complexion dark
Pycs; black hair inclined to curl, and very low
6rehead TIE middle JOIN; ofthe fore finger of
bis right hand l. considerably enlarged, occa-
stoned, il suppressed, by hurt.
Sl0mon S,pjs about % or24 years Of age,
5 feet, Il inches HIGH. stout built, little in
cIned TO be stooJ shoaIJercd. dark complexion,
dark eyes, dark hair. inclined 10 curl, and very
high cheek bones. Tho bones ofhis right hand
have been broken near the middle of the palm,
and occasion a considerable ridge on the back
oihs hand.
The Steps formerly resided in te Cherokee
country in Georgia, and it is thought they will
eihermake their way back to Georgia, or strike
fer Texas.
The above reward will be pRid on their de-
livery Haldn county, Tennessee, or a pro-
Poruonable reward for either.
SALLY FRALEY,
HENDERSON G. FRALEY,
JACKSON FRALEY,
SAMUEL LENOX,
October 20, 1898, 3t6
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Commission Business,

TIME subscribers respectfully tender their
services to the public in the capacity of
Commission Merchants, and pledge themselves
to discharge the responsible duties which
may devolve on them, faithfully and with des-
patch. Mr.. CHILD will be in Mobile by the
LIST of November, ready to attend to any bu-
siness which NAV be entrusted to our care.
CHILD HIBBLER & PERSON
Geo g. Child,
Eldred N. Hibbter,
j. ErSkine PierSoh'
Pickens County, Alabama. Doth July, 1888.
AIT LIST ].
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EALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
HNBANKLIN g. BROTHER have on hand
= ful assortment of fan and winter
OooDs consisting of
Kentucky Jeans,
Casinetts,
Glasgow Jeans,
Negro Cloths,
New York Linseys,
Red and Plaid Linseya,
White and Red Flannels,
Menno CircassIans,
-, Boots and shoes. &c.
All Of which will be sold low for CASH
Columbus. Sept %, 1888 3-tf
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THE Northeast Quarter # Section
i. seventeen south half Of section eight
teen; section nineteen and twenty; the north
west quarter, and west half Of northeast quar-
ter Of section thirty the east half of north
west quarter Of section twenty niRe. An the
above land isin township eighteen north, range
thirteen east. ALso-the southwest quarter
of section thirty-one, township eighteen north,
range fourteen east. The above tracts of land
except the last mentioned quarter section, are
in one compact body, and are situated II
the county of Oketibbeha. Persons wish.
inc to purchase can be satisfied that the LAID i
rood. Price Five Dollars, cash, per acre, d
Seven Dollars, one hall cash and the remain
der IN twelve months.
A. BoYKTN,
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lil. having claims on the estate
persons i FGot deceased are requested
Charles n,,', within tho time Preseri-
nd The , Iall' viii be forever barred.
rhF or 'ne Enumeration having been
t ls. I :. day. Of January 1881 BY the
ne - of Octibbeha county
LII Executrix.
n, qO 1S39.-9w7
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CotIaanfssfoa BIlafIaess.
ALEX. POPE & SON,
Commission Merchants, Mobile,
Alex. Pope. LIKERPOOL.

a
RTSTIe public are respectfully informed that
Alex. Pope win continue in Liverpool
the ensuing year, and viii be happy to receive
the consignments Of Cotton; he win also be
pleased to I'll any orders that may be sent him
for foreign goods. Persons writing to him win
address to the care Of Isaac, Low, & Co. Liver
pool.
ALEX. POPE s SON tender their &C
acknowledgements to their friends for the patron.
age they have extended to them for the last ten
years, and trust from their long experience in
the Factorage business, and their efforts to give
general satisfaction, that they win meet with
the same liberal support as heretofore. They
are prepared to supply their friends with Bag,
ging, Rope, Twine, &c, &c, and win at al
times be able to make liberal advances on Cot
ton in hand or sent them for shipments.
Mobile Chronicle. 13t AZ
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PROSPECTUS

Nh II
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE, AND
COASTABLE'S GUIDE.
TIME scarcity Of the Revised Code and
j. Sheet acts of the Legislature, and the
difficulty with which the Justices and Con-
stables Of this State supply themselves. and the
great want Of such work, as a Justice Of the
Peace on my own part, has induced me to Of
fer to the Justices and constables Of this state
a digest Of all the laws, in force in relation to
their duties &c, together with complete
set Of forms Of Deeds, Wills, Bonds, Aclmow-
Judgements of Dover, and ether Instrp-
mentS.
To place such work into the hands Of our
Justices and constables would save much trou-
bic and time to the officers for whom the
work is intended. AS the law now stands il Is
with the utmost difficulty to be ascertained
whether written law Is in force or not, which
often mislead us.
Thc work win be publishedin one Duodeci-
mo volume, law binding, comprising from two
hundred and fifty to three hundred pages, with
a digested index of the contents, giving con-
densed statement of all it contains.-The work
will be ready for delivery the 1st Of March,
1889!
Terms made known on delivery.
U-Editors of Newspapers in this State who
win publish this prospectus viii receive an ele-
giant gilt bound copy Of the work, together
with the thanks of the compiler.
v, BUTLER, Up.
Carrolton Sept. 18th, 1888.
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u CARn

HAVING ioF the pre ens, partially with.
- drawn from mercantile pursuits, for the
purpose Of settling up all my former business,
Agp earnestly enlreat an persons indebted to
re. .iRdigidualiy. and to the firm Of E. b.
drake, - CO.. 10 come forward and arrange
or pay the same without delay.
NY former partner, Mr.. Gibbs, and Col.
2. ,. Akin, WilIin future, carry on the busi-
ness formerly done BY e. B. Drake, q ca,
tor whom would solicit the liberal patronage
Of our late firm. My services viii be render.
ed at all times, in their behalf as Aucti0ssser.
Calls for which win please be left with them
E. B. DRAKE
Oct. Is, 1883. eft
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NOTICE

State = a, 6 A 5.!p,P October 5th 1858
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
IN agreeable 70 an order Of The board Of
County Police for said county Of 39oWndes. 2.
made at the October term Of said board 1888
and to me directed, win hold an election
ct all the precincts IN said county on Monday
and Tuesday the 22nd and 28d days Of October
instant for the election Of I Ranger for SAID
county to fill the vacancy occasionea By the
death Of James A. Cummings. And at the
same time and places win hold anelection FIR
Coroner for Lowndes county 10 fIl theVacan-
cy occasio:.ed BY the resignation Of Samuel
Davis.
JOHN w. BYRN Sheriff
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
N0TICE.

At the August term. 1888 q the Pro-
"a bate Court 81 I.oHndes County His
s. ii6ni, Letters of Adnainsl ration On the e.
tatsof Isaac Smith, deceased, were granted
20 the undersigned. AL persons having claims
inat ile said deceased. WI pE ent them
IDLY anthem Gated tome within The tI1e pre-
libe7 81 law, ofhefss this notice WI be
halda Is 8 bar 20 said CLAIMS. a
JhS e e 81. Adm.
Eestsrrbal. I2h. I
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EcTRAYED.

y, = snbscriber on the 3Oth lnst' a
HOH 'h lo. Sum mare about 7 years old, hea-
Sngl sO''S n her face, shod before, has
pint % , oUc will be given for the deli
boral iJ y r o,r to me near Jameston
o. S s@,u r or to A. w. Sorsby in Co.
US, REUBEN GUINE.
Inns Oct. 30 lS3S,-7-tt
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BRANDON MONEY.

N-AN DON NUN IA u
LK9ONS indebted to Covington g.
oLr.. y -lnoan, or either, can discharge their
Obligation. in Brandon money.
II Is TO be hoped that those who have failed
I9settle up for '36 81, wianow come forward
or suit. W nOVe' CASH
n. - CoYINGTON g. CALHOUN.
Octl6 l53S.-5-4t 10 : -
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Your ob't serv't.
w. II. SHELTON, Pre-

W. H. S1EAIOFN, rest.
p. Spar funds win be furnished to buy
bagging, rope and provisions, on application at
the bank, or the articles paid for in par funds,
wherever purchased-cottOp being delivered
for our account.
October 6, 1888, ST.
GTThe Natchez Courier, Vicksburg Regis
ter, Grand Gulf Wing, Rodney Telegraph,
Manchester Wing, Columbus Argus, Lexng-
ton STANDARD, and Woodville Republican, will
each give the above three weekly Insertions
and forward their accounts to this Office fol
collection.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

SIGN O. ~ s. -. d ~ !.
OI4N q. BRACKEN. VIII open tbs
splendid Horn. on the 1stof October.
Fl & situated e. tie corner AZ Washington
md Market St. Collmbps : few rods south g
Main 81.
E4l8 AA3 4Ega80H 81 tAla SkAhc4s e. g sAset@1
fp0rois. ~ - WHO have here
toiofe patronized him ere IpR.fea
- e;;rs lh;;rn a..sIl Y;;r - nj Be iaFI led
with the best 81 Liquors bis Table Wit
every luxury ae COM
here are So SET IS Gems
ted The which ere nj
sIr hg any In lc oab. cE'
SafN feI 81 mon hvIHa N ~
~ 81 g 81 careful
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

TIME subscriber offers for sale his very
ii desirable plantation on which he resides,
lying on the Tombigbee River, seven miles
below Columbus. The above tract Of Land
contains nine hundred and twenty acres, Of
which 400 Is cleared and in high state Of
cultivation. There IS on it first rate Frame
Dwelling House, Gin House, with overseers
house, and all other necessary buildings. Any
person wishing to purchase . desirable resi-
dence near Columbus, and perfectly healthy,
can get bargain by applying to the subscri-
Der residing on the premises, or to DR.. ]. Ba-
ker, in Columbus. Miss.
80 T.B. TABB.
Iuly 94-45-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30

anu SRr PAUA1c a.
Auction, COmmlissfOm. Receiving
d Forwarding A gents
Our Warehouse, at thu steamboat landing, is
large, spacious aud secure, (being the one for
merry occupied by c. s. Akin, ) and the Auc-
ton establishment up town, the most central
and convenient location in the place, being he
fire proof brick building, corner Of Nam and
Market streets, recently occupied BY E. B.
Drake & Co. as an Auction and Commission
house. The strictest attention viii at all times
be given to Receiving, Forwarding, and Storing
Merchandise or Cotton, and Auction Sales
most promptly Intended to, and the, earliest re-
turns made on all consignments, whether dis
posed ofat public or private sale
CYRUS s. AKIN.
WM. II. GIBBS.
" n. B. We have engaged the services Of
E. B. Drake ESQ. as Auctioneer. A.&G.
Columbus, Oct. 1888. 5tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
western Bank Motto Company
"o0DaUgEs gp9Hza . co.
CincinnaLi, Ohio.

AVE made extensive arrangements TO
- render their Engraving Establishment
lnpete, and are now prepared % perform
Huy wofkh their line Of business. They have
procured p.9 new designs for vignetts &ea alid
Bank Notes. Maps, Plans Skess
~ COPPER .a.g.D STE FL
wa, wan be attended % with promptness and de-
sPt,eh. Bank Note Paper from the best and
'', p, celebrated paper mils - The Union.
:, 4 hey have appointel n BfRor BhnKER, 81
,.selplpus, MI their Agent who win attand
Vany orders that may DO lois With hirn.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
COMM. SIS iON BUSINESS.


WE win continue the Factorage and Com
w mission business in Mobile.
MINGE & RUSSELL.
We refer to-
]. Mckenzie, Esq. Montgomery, Ala.
]. Johnson, Esq. Wetumpka.
Messrs. Dickens, Webb, g. co. Greensboro.
N. WalthaI, ESQ., Columbus, Miss.
Col William Armistead. Green CO. Ala
Col. James Pickens, ioen W. 4A'o'
DR.. William A. Christian, N.ro,oo -
Richard H. Adams, Esq. t10'e w.
Col. A. H. Christian, Sumter CO.
James Semple, Esq. Perry co,
The Montgomery Advertiser, Wetumpk.
Sentinel, Columbus Argus, Miss, Greensboro
Beacon, Demopolis Bulletin, will insert the
above for twelve months, and forward their ac-
counts to M. & r.
Juneos 52-1y
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
B. P. WHITLOW. w. w. ALLEN
VHETLOW & ALLEN,

b. r. w Ill ILOW. w. w. ALLEN
VHKTLOW & ALLEN,
Factors q Agents,
MOBILE, ALA.
REFER TO
M N. W ,aId ESQ., columbus, Miss.
Mr.. B. w Anderson, Sumter county,
CO... Robert C. Macon, Greene county,
Messrs. Byers, Penick g. Co. Wetumpka,
Col. Thos. R Boiling, mobile.
Mr.. III. c. Holmes. 'AoO'AS'
Messrs. Fowlks, Allen g. Baldwin, (ialnsvlle
Messrs. ]. & G. M. COTE, Tuscaloosa.
Nh. III. s. Atwood, Wilcox county,
Henly & Lomax, Esq's. D6ronols
Mr.. A. d. Lucy, 9'l vs.
July Is. gs ee d
1The Flag ofthe Union, independent Mo-
nitor and State Intelhgencer, at Tuscaloosa;
the papers published at GAINESVILLE, Greensbo-
rough and WetunI1a Ala, andthe Southern
Argus and Democrat at Columbus, Miss, are
requested to publish the above advertisement,
and send their accounts tothe Office of the Ma
rengo Gazette, for collection.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
81 D6lIafs Reward

EQR a
es.S11r Is. sr.fn1eE.s. 3 3.
So q.
he'd q Aufss
~ abd BuggY -
put oE tne - -, = - a
~ - finr. Tie rg7Y s.
~ 81 ben cd ia1tilg 3cIs & n eeLlea - e
=, =. - - MI. Tiler = sbcut 50
|vesrS fses. light comp elected. ana VI Nelsh
19Dor 2o lb1.s - -. : - a.
He1tefeln . spare nls9s e-.s -.
s.. & ~ q aiscf Zee He hired so
- a lhs 27t 81 Af last loI 8 isg Aell.. 80
~ go 81 Ell vet with q yoll lI
Vv,Ii;sl5 fla'5srr but calls . nalIls
tnn. re s ihb ron ~ 5irett ,cgefs o CHR -
county, Ala. One 81 tie I.clEe- g g. i.cn ~,
s yeaIs Old has very laEgs let ena - ~
signofa sore back re e.lss 49, -.
ga foierable hands one beIeEe ere -
h;na / win ciive. 6ns llni|l 1cI'7l1 aFd
rs TTlItf 81 Henderson slHeEe. q z.e p %
luifiblis Ca and suitable rev I'D - -. g ne
property Any information dlee u ne
wa Be thankfully received ed ee 9, ~. l,
Sept q, 1883
The State Of Mississippi Winston county
Jamas B. McLeIland asshae
Joseph b. Mckinney. 1850 %
RTOTICE is hereby gives that the above
IL a!taenmeh. was ISSUE 49, & -. = -
salo Plalnlils agdAust INC salN aS-l,--. =
absconding debtor for the sun -atoresaln, and
has been returned to this olice duly executed,
and is now pending and undetsrmIned u ne
circuit court Of Winston county, state of Mis-
aissippi, and than unless the said defendant
shall appear on or before the fourth monday Az
ter the fourth monday Of October 1888, beng
the hrst day Of the circuit eOIrt for TIE county
aforesaid give special bail and plead, Judgment
win be entered against him, and the properly
attached win be sold to satisfy the plaintiff
demands
Witness, the clerk ofsaidseircuit court, tbs
18th dayof September, 1899
JAMES PEAGAI, clerk
PrinteEs fee 81 50 4w-2
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LDHN nm INN - tlkIu d
n ENCLOSE you copy 81 "a Circplar,
u which please publish. From this Il Nh be
seen, that neither James II. Harris esd, nor
the house Of Mcdowell, Harris u Co., are
agents Of this bank @ s. T.ifsi
BY order Of the Board:
Up WAIkDELIs Cashier.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
Bank Of he Miss. a Ala. II. Il. CO.
RpANno,s Sent o. 1Eea

pltANo1lst oepJs StS ACO9s
!, DEAR Sm:-The season for receiving and
disposing Of cotton, is near at hand, and We take
thus method Of advising you Of the arTange ments
winch tins institution has made for fulfilling the
engagements she has entered into with the
planters. w. II. Washington at Vel sburg,
Muir, Moore & Co, atGand 6ulf and M.
w. Dalhgreen, at Natchez; win act e our
agents in receiving and storing cotton, at tier
stearap presses, and receipt fof the same. The
cotton which we receive on account ofthe plan,
ter, will shippedto foreign market d sOldak
home, at the option ofthe planter; If shipped
the premium on bills ofexchange drawn against
the nett proceeds of the cotton will be applied
to your credit.-Shouldy You prefer shipping
to any house of your olDR selection or have the
cotton sold under your Ol0n direction, it WIN
suit US to have the business done through such
houses;-it viii also suit us to have the cotton
sold for our own money. Such balance as may
be due you, we wiz pay in par funds Of the
state.
We are now rapidly receiving returns Of
sales OF cotton, which we shipped during last
seasOnion account of the planters; and although
the market has been dull throughout most Of
the season, the returns show that the sales are
better than we had anticipated, and such as we
hope VIII give satisfaction. The great delay
in receiving returns, has been cause Of dis
satisfaction TO many;-the improved prices,
however. which we have been able to realize
by the delay, show that the policy of holding up
the cotton from early sale, has been for the
best In the management ofthe cotton which
we may ship during the present season, oul
object viii be, as heretofore, to realize the very
highest prices which can be obtained. In do
ing SO, we shall be beneftting the planter ant
the bank.
Relying upon your prompt compliance witt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-10-30
N(TICE.

On this evening the 18th TUESDAY Pro-
essor Wyche viii deliver lecture before the.
columbus Society for the acquisition and
diffusion Of useful knowledge.
NE. GOODWIN
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NwNFY Il o4rarinprshin heref ore cx l d..
tween DSsr w atkins and 1Ing. s lie
day dissolved by mutual cpnsart
OCT ~ 1850
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II. GARVIN,
STOP THE

Columbus, Miss. Oct. 18th, 1889. 6-tf
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Agent for JNo. w. TAxLoR.
Columbus. July %, 1888. 46tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

Keep dry the head eoo bid defiance the ply
sician."- BoerAaare.
THE fair and lovely Of the land dow in the bloom
OF life, owing the diseases arising from feet DO
maic the doctors ride in their coaches. And
when such diseases have taken place. the house fire. and
dagger FAR or We would then readers,
matter how healthy guard against feet An OF
prevention worth pound OF curePhiadepha Jo~rHsi Of
HeaifA
What Is the destroyer Of bloom and hsppness Cold and
vet Re, L-U s. G~safe.
r. q. NAGLE OF Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
public thai he located at the Boot and shoe Eesabh-
efMr Ry der, No Beekman a. Clinton HALL The
opportunity isembraced 10 inform the reader that after
peence and trial the subscriber has discover.
ed composition which renders leather OF every dsscrpton
completely impcrvicus, 1, water he American
Institute has twice horne testimony Its utility by
awarding The first diploma 1885 and 1885 and has met with
the decided appreciation OF the franklin institute OF
Philedelpht-lstborities Of the highest respecabity
Notwithstanding the revision and the patent
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty to this disco
ary,iaU.
This Composition impsrs the leather so and plisble
texture which gvest al ARTICLES made from elastic quail
and will consequently much onger. The necessity
for wearing overshses Is thus superseded.
In answer to numerous questions the subscriber would
pectfuy inform the reader the Patented Composition
not contain particle OF that offensive and clumsy acls
India Rubber.
Gentlemen who value hsath and love dry feet are respect
fully informed that the rsentre will In attendance at the
above establishment The Government papers, Diplo1as
Certificates, Letters, NC are open for inspection. The Com
position Is put up at 50 cents per Dor. Sea Captains and
sportsmen would do well 70 procure the article:
Al communiea postpaid Paten, Rights this and The
adjoining districts for sale.
Ma Reference TO the most respectable gentlemen in thin
city can be given. ji7dtMis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08
YMPORTATiONS

IIvrRpoo-Per packet ship st Andrew pigs " mortl-
mer h Col do Woodhead-l3 casxs 6dls SneIhos
phansS nkos Barstew-l do Wood-2l casks 10 bags
Jacof Saitb Bryce Il Jones-i pkg Cocker sons-S 40
Scbnylsr Swords-8 Willis u Brothers, do Patton q
Sa.r Ia tons Kermt-l49 pkgs Sands Turner, FOX
SCa-l4 do Van Nests do Il Heyer-l d. Jouns,
Smith l. Coz do Field Thompson Co 40 haidwin,
Rurnham Co.'s do J Hal-l7 do McLanahas Co.'S 90
casks bales baskets case IL bd % anvils
Stout Ingolsby X Co-8+ pkgs Amory. Leeds Gels do
Grayeley i Wreaks-4 do T Hunt Co.'S do Law
do Harold-8do Dixen-6 do Dakeys Robnson-l4 do
JHndson-6 do w Redmend-i2 do Littefeld Shaw do
Schofi ld-6 do Mcbride, jr Co-l5 do Thorp
i do Il Peerson-l do q Cook Cola do Speyer-7 do
Watt K Rosennrantz-2 do McCurdy Aldrich-82 do J
Hogae-25 do ii Enssell & Co q do Whltehead-9 do
Mitchell Coz do Coagdou Binns Co.'S do w FCrook
A. Col 40 II Schwan Co.'S do III Koblnson-l0 do wal
kcr Brotbers-9 do Hutchinson rifaay-l2 do Reese
Broher-6 do Bird Gilelan-I8 dc X Blackburn do
Tobias-l5 do Nc Call Co-70 do II rden-l do Bugnan
x Cough-2 DO w Cunnngham-60do Weed johnson bur
rtt-l do Smith Thurgar Co-i5 do Ciaphan go 90
f Laffan-2 do Jessop-l5 do Gihon Coo 90 y a
Charters Co.'s de l. Stuart Co-6do w stuart
Sc do ropker, Mead Co-6 do w Lnslcy-2 DO 0ioson
Thomas-2e do Fowler-1 dc wreaks-3 do WeaniaH
Wyckoff-970 r Phelps Co20 pkgs Jafray
Ce-2l do Wolfe Carhs-l2 do Foote Sterling Col 90
Ceaveland l. Lewis-3 do Parsow-40 do ) Lawrence
do Kingsiand-l3 do Luqueer son-2si cases la9
2 1890 boxes tin 80 cases copper ~ co
steel 2l crates and hhds earthenware to order.
ERp-Per bark Ann Louisamdze ana soS bags "hea
TO Faber & Merle .uo,,----.. :. TT.
ST MARKs-Per schr Louse278 bales coti@p to a
mtan Co Maitland Son, Cen er Co, Fay!oI hchie
Oakord Whicomb, and TO order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

" j. W. REVlS, l23 Chatham takes the EARL. 81 onnor
tuny oil announcing through the columns of the Herald IN
the Ladies OF New York and Brooklyn the arrival If
novel and fashionable Cacoes ever offered public nsce;
having them under every advantage which
dies who visit bis establishment early prices infneIy
cheaper than former PERIOD and idea he
formed OF the superb appearance and quality Of
goods but by an actual Inspection and will und
all precedent which must undoubtedly most
and most economical OF purchasers.
u The approval system of one price still continued NJ
this establishment j. w. REVIS I2a Chath.rn :, -
f12-lms = doors &C., p,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-08

1wA TO LET-A Eeat Cottage on the banks of Tia
1R North River To private family this offers delight
&Lful retreat. accompanied with convenience. The Man
haaavile stage passes the leading the house.
also only pleasant walk rail road about miles
the City Hall the Boomngkale road lfpeferred il
will be furnished On the frs story there four Totms
of which communicate by folding doorson the secoud foer
the number bedrooms with cosetsand in the base
ment good kitchen with ranres-n the of the
building will be small garden, house and stable
The and premises undergoing thorough
pair. beautiful walk the river brink, with good fishing
ground and extensive wrks througe the pleasure grounds
garden which thd of the cottage will have
access, desirable spot Apply at this Office
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