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ChOctaw Reservations

THE undersigned, Commissioner for certi-
iyIDg contracts for reservations under
eTeaty with the Choc,aws, concluded at
fnrng Rabbit Creek, in September, 1880,
saken an office on Military-street, opposite
court yard, where claimants are requested
present their vouchers at as early date as
heucOnPuencc will allow
IN preparing testimony in relation to claims
Otatudcadon at this office, the strict observ-
inoe Of The following rules viii be expected
AZ geraairule, the personal attendance of
witnesses will be required-but in cases where
i Is made to appear by proof, that from old
age proiracted lndispOsitiOn, or very remote
residence, the Witnesses cannot attend, with
out great inconvenience, dispositions may be
ALsn beiore, justice of the peace, notary
public or cd,onel William Armstrong, Choc.
aV Agent West, to the following points
hSt-As to the identity of the original Re-
eTe
Second-As to the fairness and bOna-fide
hancter Of the contract.
Ihrd-As to the payment and the amount
ad-and 6urthly, as to the quality ur nature
ilhethng paid.
DISPOSITIONS thus taken, must be folded anC
ealet, and the name of the person before
whom taken, written across the seals, and di
ecia to the undersigned, commissioner, &c
tthF place.
When dePositions arc transmitted by private
andS they must be delivered to the commits
l'aer or bis secretary, by the same hand VIII
hkea.
ANDREW A. KINCANNON,
COmmissl oneT
Columbus, Februarv IL, 1889. 22-Im
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Fishers Corn Plaster.

HSHTS justly celebrated Plaster possesses
properties which afford immediate relief
to the afflicted, and at once soothes the excru-
ciating pain caused by inflammation, frequent
II attending on corns. Il effects cure IN a
few days By application of the Plaster, ac-
cordmg to directions, the corn Is sOftenedand
drawn out by the roots without pain and with
out the trouble and danger of extracting the
corn By cutting or caustic
The proprietor has frequently applied the
plaster, and has never iailedfo effect cure
IN some instances, ID As short 8 period e AZ
hours
A gentleman IN Boston was troubled with a
corn Tor nearly 80 years, which was cured b.
The above plaster. ii few days, an other ap-
plications having failed to produce che desig-
ed effect
a Rentlenan q New York was sorsiy a.
hicted and quite lame. fToIa & bad corn. which
was cured b. four applications of the above
plaster
Numerous other testimonials can D. o1eEeo
Is c0rT0bcFsts heaboye Etatenenis but { &
entirely unnecessary 70 oliE1nicle long sheet
Of certificates. The use 6 this plaster WI
con Sc Tie mo- cl rlou that i
81 Is any ar - similar ices srsr o.isl.
r. For sola S tl,s CollnEbls Drug Stos b
GREENE HILL
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SHERIPR,S SALE.

DY virtue of sundry writs of ieri keiasv
ID issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lowndes county, and to me directed IWilb
sell for cash at the Court House door, IN Co
lumbus, on Monday the 18th day Of February
inst. the following property,t to wit Twenty
five negroes, viz: Candis, and her two CHI
dren, John, Matilda, Lucy, Aaron, BmIsy,
Sarah, Ann, Ben, Cloe, VIII, Grace, Moses.
Joshua. Bin, Suly, Ninny, Ellen, Marilla.
Betsy, Richard, Edward, and Nancy. Levied
on as the property Of Alexander Carter, 20
satisfy said f. fas. in favor Of the Planteu'
Bank of mississippi, and sundry others. Sale
within the hours prescribed by law.-Dated the
4th February, 1889.
JOHN w. BYRN, Sheriff
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Brandon Money

IT
/ TN conformity Witk'a Deed e 1lH e
20 me 81 Henry Newell, Tor lIis Bel 8. -
creditors. VIII sell e public aaeoli % tle
hiObest ks5def. on wednesday tie
dav of February next, within theugue s
ofsale. ii the town Of Columbus
and for BrGndsn Money! Eight Hundred ele
El0hty.Eioht Acres Of rich and tenable iand
| the same being q plantation which the as
Newell bought ofCol. G. 8. Akin. Ii January
last, and was then valued BY Eve dsinlefe IS
gentlemen of this place, for caEh, II eiehlesn
dollars per acre. This tract lies immediately
south east Of lands owned By Col AIMS
Gen. BrownFige, four and half miles aopih
west Of Columbus, and two and half NILS
from West Port, on the west SIDE Of the Tome
bigby river. Il is an outside tract ndioioiug
the sandy lands which lie between i and Tie
river, the extreme eastern eighth consisting
mostly Of rich hickory sandy land The taet
IS generally rich slough land, except post ok
ridge of rolling table land running thrOugh the
centre of the tract. The praiFies are snail ale
surrounded by rich hammocks the growth @
the slough lands are moStlv ash, cotton weed.
black locust, and mulberry: on the ridge aE9
an abundance Of fine post oak and hiCkorys-
The improvements are, about two hundred
acres of cleared land, part of which has yislas
ed four very hne crops, comfortable cablHs q
good gin house, gin and screw, a wen bored
about two hundred feet, and on the premises 81
lake ofnever failing pure water, fed by three
springs. The place consists of eleven eighths
lying compactly, as follows, viz: south east
quarter of section 8, east half Of south west
quarter of section 8, north half Of section lQ
north west quarter of section IL. west h1lf e.
north east quarter of section IL, west hall 81
north west quarter of section IL, and al %
township No Is, north of range No. IL east.
Any person wishing to purchase plantation
would do well to examine this place, as there .
no tract in the county possessing greater feTtil-
ity of soil, and but few the same local adyan.
tages.
The terms will be. one fourth down in Bran.
don money, one fourth in sixty days IN Brandoh
money, and the balance on the first Of January
1910. or per cent discount for present pay-
ment.
C. P. MONTGOMERY, Trustee,
StarkviIe, Mississippi
Columbus, January l, 1889. l6tds
1.-THE Columbus Democrat, and the South
em Sun, at jackson, will please publish the
above weekly till day of sale, and send their
account to this Office for payment. IS
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virtue Of a deed in trust, executed by
~ Laertes Rogers, to the undersigned trus-
es on the second day of August, 1888, to Sc
cure the payment of certain promissory notes
= y sai9 deed mentioned, to Reading s. Blount,
I u proceed to SELL for cash, at the Court
~ door, in the town of Columbus, on
monday the fourth day Of March next, the
10 1oaOWlng described lots or parcels of land,
,!.ns aN0 ,OeIng IN the city of Columbus, in the
= 10y Oh Lowndss, and State of Mississippi,
. W'I'--tne south halves Of lots six and seven,
.,.E u1Ie nine' south Of Man.street, being the
' Oslli-eaStefn corner lots, andth same prop
S S.i 'or.n'eriy Owned by James NJ. Sloane
ted Feb ., 1889. ''''''O 'a"'
Pm hes4 so " ~ SS-3w
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SHERIFF,S SALE

ID virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fscias, T.,
ID sued by the Clerk ofthe Circuit COurt Of
Lowndes county, and to me directed, win sen
for cash, at the Court House door, In COlun-
bus, on monday the eighteenth day of February
instant, the undivided half interest IN four No
groes, viz Judy and her three children-leYi-
ed on as the property of William A. VerFeIl.
to satisfy said f. fas. in favor of Warner n.
Boiling and others. Sale within the hourg
prescribed by law. Dated the 4thof FebzuA-
", 1885, Isl
JOHN w. BYRN, Sheria. 81
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g. TEPHEN b. N ASH ana yOHW
- ~. a4UDEE III Ri 1s, Gate 81 Alba
maj having formed partnership, ID the pEac.
ice q law VIII f0f the future, practice IN con-
junction. n the Circuit and inferior Courts Of
0th judicial District, andin the Superior Courts
q Jackson, Mississippi.
They hope, BY prompt and faithful atten-
t,on 70 the duties Of their profession, to merit
and receive liberal share Of public patronage.
AheIr ONCE 10 in Columbus, Mi (being the
one formerly occupied by 8. E. Nash,) where
one O both ofthem can generally be found.
February 1, 1880. 2ltf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue ofsundry writs of Fieri Facias, is
ID sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Lowndes county, and tome directed, vii sen
for cash at the Court House door, IN CoIums
bus, on Monday the eighteenth day of February
instant, the following property, to wit /: Five
Negroes, viz: Mary and her two ehil1Teny
Malinda, and William@eTied on as the pro-
perty of William Moore, to satisfy said e. hs IN
favor of Daniel and William Stanton and 9th.
ems. Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 4th of February, 1889. @
JOHN W. BYRN, Sheriff.
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-. tp.day, IS busy ii passing
IL ~. M. as to which there is no
= Pn' N bals which give rise % de-
- 80 over Even, Il the read
Ifs TeOOrt accompanying the bill
o. ~ " r., i kills the bills for this sesy
, .,h;so, Of retrenchment begins %
Ths ~ ~ attention, especially since Mr..
~ lo annunciation Of a probable
nsesng ,bs means Of the year 1889,
BET % ~ Eve or six millions. The
,aq t.,,.. appropriation, which was last
I .l.s millions, will, ! think, Do cut
i. .0,v much, as also that for HaFbOrs
.A;fcations.
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE

HTHE Trustees of this Institution met on
Il the 10Th ultimo, and adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
RESOLVED, That the board of each young lady
be 800 per session of twenty weeks, TO be
paid one half In advance.
This sum is intended to include room, bed
ding, fuel, washing, and all other contingent
and extra charges connected with the boarding
department.
RESOLVED, Th.lt the prices Of Tuition be as
follows:
Preparatory Department, pr session, $40 90
Advanced Department, 20 90
This Department embraces all the studies
usually taught in the higher schools.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music, including the use ofthe Piano, $40 90
Needle Work, Is 90
Drawing and Painting, IS 90
Painting in Oil, 25 90
Transferring,
Shell work, 90
Wax work,
It viii be perceived from the foregoing reso-
lutions, that the rates of boarding and tuition
have bern changed from the former prices
This course the Trustees have been obliged to
adopt. They have employed competent and
| efficient nstructesseS, who must be literally
compensated, and the resources of the institu-
ton are the only fund from which that CON-
pensation should be drawn. Hitherto this fund
has proved insufficient.
The rates which are now established, both
for board and tuition, are such as are adopted
in other and neighboring schools, and are sucn
as the necessities of the College demand.
Resolved, That no young lady be admitted
as student in the College till the lohOIe tut.
ton, and half the boarding fees be paid at tn
time she joins the College.
THOS. MCGEE, Pres't Board.
BENJAMIN 3. LONG, Sec'y.
i Nol,,nnba,c Ln.,a,naa, 4 1910 11ff
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Mnsic School.

MRS n EEVEs, respectfully an
Iva nOunces to the public her intention "a
teach Music in Columbus. She will give les
sons on the Pianoand Harp, and hopes from
her long experience in the profession 10 give
general satisfaction. He terms for instruction
per quarter will be,
On the Harp, $50 per quarter.
Piano, 20 do.
Payable one half in advance.
Singing gratis.
10 Mrs. Reeves tunes Pianos at the regu.
lar rates.
Feb. 5, 1899. 2l-2w
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,TFIMBOAT ARRIVALS.

STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS.
va .ll,1 III Irwin, from Mobile, with SUM-
I in y Brown g. Ramsay, TOomeE Hud-
9 gn.,o n & Co., Akin g. Gibbs and 7. g.
BeWlt.
'V AL Il Beckerst4f, sundries to Hodges &
i i99aao5r,rd, VIM. Eckford, ToOmer, Hud-
M M.o,oO B To-, A. Thatcher, Akin and
S Gi5Ss, and EctfOrd & Clifton.
ISV IT,; an Hampton, sundries to Akin &
G az Toomer, HuddlestOn & Co, and
Franklin & Brother
EHT TlsIo% = BRYAN, master, with sundries to
I 14;nS Gibbs, Eckford & Mullen, G. A.
4 4I1n III II. Gibson, J. Davis, VIM. NJ.
S Cn-,'Tl' Trotter g. Symons, N. Walthall,
Tg SS,5le, F. F. Gibson, DR.. a. Weir, H,
G. HUMPHREYS.
DEPARTURES.
2q-Trumph, irwin, MASTER for Mobile.
0-Iberia, BeckerstafE do.
Caspian, Hampton, DO.
n 2-Cahawba, VEIL 90
S-EmbIem, Bryan, do.
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Garden Seeds.

UHE subscriber has received by the last ar
Il rivals, fresh supply of GARDEN Seeds,
from the celebrated LANDRETH OF Philadelphia.
The seeds are all warranted, and those who de-
sire a genuine assortment of seeds would DC
well to apply early, as his stock Of them is
somewhat limited.
GREENE HILL,
Columbus Drug Store
January %, 1889. Is
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Auction Sale.

WILL be sold at Auction on Saturday the
W twenty-third day of February next, on
a credit of one and two years, the House and
Lot, situated in Main-street, known as the
Franklin House. Sale to take place at ii
O'Clock, on the premises.
ABRAHAM MURDOCH,
Assignee of J. B. lawn.
Columbus, January %, 1889. 2O-4w
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-. authorized to announce Benz
.. Weir, as a candidate for the
,es.;FOf Lowndes county, at the next
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2 AECUTORY NOTICE.

pTure.-tOO OAl NJ AiOEss
lh6S TestameniaTy having been
well sn'ed On the estate az AFannah Bard
No. -siseased, On the twenty seventh day Of
per'o ..'t ileS5-notiCe Is hereby given q Al
rlo..-. .,ioldipg claims against sad estate, 10
SfI. I. .I mem within the time limited 81 lew,
AAe WI bo forever barred
hORATfO J. EAnDWELIs
sALtY nARDVrrr..
I y =, :, !, county. FEB. 8, 1880.
q E0TIy4 2-6u
i M so q 81
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commercial Bank, Columbus, Mi
COLUMBUS, January 8, 1889.
ID ESOLVED, That suits win be commen-
h ced indiscriminateIy against all delin-
quents to this Bank, where their paper B not
satisfactorily arranged on or before the 18th
day ofFebruary next.
Extract from the minutes.
CHAS. II. ALERT. Cashier.
January 8, 1889. 17tf
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THE STArg OF MIssIssIPrI.
Okfibhehn lln1lnIll


PROBATE COURT-Aprl Tsrns, leSs,
IN pursuance of an order granted bv The
l Probate Court of said county, at the said
April term thereof we viii proceed 60 sen e
the court house door in the town Of StaIkplile.
to the highest bidder, on the eleventh day q
March next alIthe right, tile and Interest. that
George w. Ledbetter, deceased, had AZ The
time Of his death, in and to the following de-,
scribed lands, to wit The west half 81 th8
south west quarter, the south half Of tie we.
half Of the north west quarter, the north west
Of the north west quarter Of section Ghrtg.gVo, q
and the east half Of the north east uIiaTter a. !
section thirty-0ne. al Of township e;rhfesn..
range thirteen east, reserVing tie WidssG's.
dover.
The above lands win Be sold on 4 cresEis III
twelve months from the day Of sale. ths Fl1Is
chaser giving bond with approved secltil-
Dated January %, 1889.
JAMES M NV 80
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No Joke

nR- LIPSCOMB, is under the impression
II that a number Of his patrons have mista-
ken the terms on which he offers his profession
al services to the public. He has number
of accounts and notes due long time since,
which ne would be glad to know whether he
is to charge to the score Of charley, or to ex-
pect payment on them. To the really neces-
sitous, or objects Of charity, his services and
physic he trusts viii ever be as free as the air
he breathes. Those able to pay must call and
do so Those who are not, call and convince
him of the fact, and he will give them a receipt
in full.
Columbus, January %, 1889. 2O-4w
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HARDWARE.

mHONAS & co, are now r, oeiving a
large and general assortment of HARD
WARE CUTLERY, dc. which they offer
brsae mtbenusual terms, at their warehouse
10 La6 Balhmore-street.
lDDLERY.-They have also in con-
sctOn with their Hardware establishment,
extensive mandatory of SADDLERY,
Hch they pledge themselves to furnish to
ymty merchan S on as good terms as they
Do s bad in any ofthe eastern markets.
BdiinOre, Md. FEB. 8, 1899. 22-lm"
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TRUST SALE.

Columbus, February II, 1889. 22-Im
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EUR CAPES, lately received and for sale
II by j. VI. SYMONS.
January % 10
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N L w PO II Il
Thorn sOnian IkllirIllaYy,
(Corner Of Spring and Nil streets.

(Cornp Of Spring and Nil streets.
vVNHE citizens of Newport and the public
J. generally are respectfully informed that
this lniirnary is in charge Of Doct. JESSE
w. NlCIlOl.S,-t'iat pu.len,s are admitted
as usual, laboring under chronic or acute dis
ease in its varied form aud will receive
medical aid and attendance requisite 10 ia
cilta,e the most safe and speedy relief.
Vegetable and Mineral poisons of every
description are excluded from the Catalogue
of our remedial agents; also, bleeding, bls-
tenng and physicing from our practice no
article OF medicine being used by us but such
as has been fully proved, by long practical
experience. To be congenlal to health.unliorm
in its specific results and action, in the reno
val of obstructions from the system; ihorc-
fore, those who prefer healing remedies in
the hour of sickness aud distress, ts the vru-
lent posons 81 literally used by the mineral
Faculty may here be supplied with pure
Thomsonian Medicines.
o. All orders from the town or country
for medicine will meet prompt attention.
Ladies' in delicate health, who have IN vain
sought relief from mineral prescriptions. may
prevent much suffering and protractcd Illness
bv irving the Thomsonian Treatment.
- The public may be supplied with Faml'
ly Right, Robnson's Lectures, and other
medical books al The Infrmary.
March Z.
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vVNI!E undersigned wish TO procure suita-
bic Instructor aud lIsiruciress for the
male and female departments OF PUBLIC
SCHOOL No. =, IN TINS town. Persons conl-
petent to instruct N thorough Engllsh edu-
cation, and wishing TO engage as teachers,
will please send IN their proposals on ar be-
fore the I'd "Wednesday in April next. Good
testimonials will be required as to competent
cy and moral character.
Please address, post paid -" Committee OF
Public School, No. q"
f.. TRrvErT,
ID. E.. DrSuAM, Committee.
WV. II. DopalAs, y
Newport, March Z, 1889.
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NOlfcc.

TIE Undersigned, sole Execn'rx of the
.nst will aud testament of. her late hus.
band, Doctor WILLIAM TURNER. late oi
Newport, dec. has appointed PETER +. REM
iNaroN, Esq. her sole agent TO settle the bu'
sincsS "fillc sand estate, aud requests all hav.
ing demands against the estate 10 present
them to him ior adjustment, aud those IN
dcb,ed to make payment tnr,hwiih,'o her sol'
agent. lIETTE /. TURNER, EX''rx.
Feb Z.
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IN X. BOUTEILE, SURGEON DENTIST,
ES. respectfully informs the citizens OF New
port and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms IN
ihe house formerly occupied by Dr. Case, at the
foot Of Washington square. where he Is prepared
to attend to operations in Dental Surgery, IN lis
several branches he offers 10 insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one to IA full set,ehher
on piyo,s or gold plate, as the case may require ;
hc will also ill dccayed teeth cleause aud extract
teeth, all Of which is done in a safe aud the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices,
| Dr. Boutelle, while in the study aud practice
Of Dentistry, has spared no pains to make bnseli
master Of his profession, and has a'alled hse'i o'
a knowledge Of mos, Of the recen, improvements
in the art. lie confidently trusts that TO those who
may avail themselves Of an examination o' h''
work. that alone will he sufficient recon'lnenna-
ton. hut io secure confidence of all, the following
testimonial H. inserted from Doct Esten. oi Pro'i-
dencc. whose merits NJ neutist are we'll arpre-
ciated by the public generally.
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CO.PAIsTNEYsSa SHIP.

rINllE subscribers have recently formed a
connexlon in business u1dcr the firm oi
WILLIAMS * HOPKINS,
and respectfully give notice To their friends
and the public, that they will carry on the
PAINTING and GLAZING business at the
Store mex, north of Gen. WIN. Loye's, No.
lil Thamcs-s,ic't.
All kinds of Paint, Window Glnss. md
Putty, for sale a, the customary prices. Ev-
cry favor gratefully acknowledged.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
SAMUEL u. liorKiNs.
Newport, Feb. If, lc39.
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For Sale or to Let.
Farm 10 Let.

A FOR SALE, the Dwelling
fsTsM House and north part of the lot
ssW whereon it stands, situate in
&AAaAes4 Green street, late the residence
of William c. Greene, dec. For terms apply
to the subscriber. II not sold at private sale,
it will be sold by public auction on Monday
the 9Th of April next. w. II. GREENE.
Wantcd-3 or Girls as apprentices to the
Tailoring business. Apply as above.
Newport, Feb. Z, 1899.
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COpartncrship Formed. :.

A copartnership has this day been formed
"A by the subscribers IN Broad srcct,w here
they intend keeping on hand u general as
sorimcni of GROCERIES,. rRO|kERI
ROOT,S and SHOES. GR.lLE EiR.H
LVG T1'E.\;SIL.S, and "A variety of other
articles, looked for in Variety Store.
The business will hereafter be- conducted
under the firm Of .NTchoi0s WhHe s. 10.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan I, 1889. NOAH WHITE.
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.J,uSt Received

From .Ntr. York AUCTION Package Sales,
A large aud splendid assortment OF BROhD
"a CIOTHS, CiSSLuERES, PEST
IyGS. &c. among which are TO be found
so ps supcrdnc LONDON CLOTHS all col
ours ...
80 % Plain and Fancy CAsSlMERES Of the
l,,c., and mos, desirable patterns Prints, silk
yckc,s. vcstings, Padding-, Ducks, SC. iogeth'
or with every description Of Tailor's trimming
AFT Of which will Ls sold ut reduced prices. by
JAMES VI. READ,
Nos 70 g. 81 Chcdpside.
/ Providence, March 26. 1889. --t3w.
/ nuor HREAD, - the blI t'r ,.ic ~
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CO-partncrsIip Dissolved.

vENilE Co partnership heretofore existing under
II the firm Of Il. Il J. HAMMOND. is this
day dissolved hy mutual consent. All persons
indebted to then, by book accoun, or oher~ ise
arc requested to make payment, p,ior 10 the 5tl
Of March, To XENAs l.. ii.MMonp, MS all de
mands will n, that date be placed in the hand
of an Attorney Tor collection.
ZENAsI J.. HAMMOND.
] Feb ~, 1889. JoHN HAMMOND.
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Ind 10 nay. friends and patrons in Portsmouth,
and ,lse,rhere,
E>ROM few years intimate acquaintance
IL with DIR. JOHN NJ. KEITH, and his
practice, ! have implicit confidence in his
Medical and Surgical skl--and checrfully
recommend him to their favorable consldcra.
ton, whenever they may need Medical or
Surgical AID.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.
Portsmouth, X. |. Dec. I3, lo3S-(f)
Dissolution Of Co-pa'nersh'p.
THE Co-parmership heretofore existing
/ under the firm of J. J.. Turner S Go. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. V. TURN.R,
OLIyEB G. TURNER,
II. f.. TURNER.
Newport, Sept. y, S;'S.-LO25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-18

wv ANTED-ir four to six Girls, rs np-
w prcn,iccs to the TArLoRiNe Dus'Nrss
Terms liberal. Girls from the country wish
mo TO learn the trade. will find II to their
advantage to call. Also, Boy who ca"
board al home. For further particulars en-
qniro Of \. q. SHERMAN, lU Thames.s'
N.wpou. RI Jan. II.