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Foreign Importntions.

MARsELrs-Bark Lous,-5oo soap 40 cs sulphur 10 do
yerigr so bk oil jars almonds Bouchaud Thebaud9O0
hr. lemons Lawrence Robinson co.. cs Fcdle-l cask r
Goodhue * col bxs Everett Baelle3 pkgs Denney-I
Geb Walker-4 bales cork Mum Brohcrs-3co T.
Whecwright-2s bales cod Dbl cork wood Aynew Phla
depha6 wine Cogs@te2 boxes il13 hf do sloo q do
rnisins 10 cks % bxs almond Fitch cs
digris II bxs essence Q bales corks P A Brethaupt
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PARK THEATRE,

PARK THEATRE.
s:GssiBz 4s'%i s;
;rS M 1 firi X ': p 'i';f
time in this ' otT i Of Psr fE c9cs D'"' called
In which she FGkE liz GsRxs sess her celebrated
A'; ThE y sS SfFf w r g fF:IIGG5s%ed
All the characters BY Mir Blackstone and Mrs. Fitzwiam,
with other entertainments.
DAAGUERRtOTiP Pc APPARATUS AND INsTRUC,
VI ss by e
Of s"s %sss g. GSdsyp JUL, the
Sss (. iI! 81 S sss .. he cont
TEX 1RTA L Co. have just received by The p.el.,
RhSas from Paris 1000 superior Plates. also 2, mpIcy
ef pa Ss. Ts W nP
7 IEEESNEssES BY THE DAGUERREOTYPE PRO
are III S MODERN :"d .O.
without regard to the weather the result being always the
Instructions in the above beautiful sivs. and
MEAN aPpuau. used the su,ine,, may ob,.i.
ed at the above place also every description OF miniature
me dns lie day may Dc seen At mons
WH PPhkG ~ ~ e LIk.
posite Howards Hotel large and oOm.
a sb sA"
required for the completion Of and certain Likeness docs
s
latter. himself 2at he can produce his room, some Of the
most magnificent specimens OF Portraits Tx.
f. W. KEEPS constantly for sale the approved Dsseeo
type Apparatus. Plates, Lens, Miniature Cases. Polishing
W. rs soswy be given The s,
TO AMATEURS OF THE fLUTE.aM!. BARTON,
having recently arrived from Europe bss inform the public
that his ns.9n 90 p0ISn Of b, %e n, .SoTs
hours TH' fai apply " s SG "e
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NOTICE.

I'VE he undersigned, sctused alone for the ubc benefit
w most earnestly caution the public from being imposed
upon By pFetender calling himself Doctor, advertising
dcrng to certain disc by hch many persons have
been we credbly niomedl deceived and their money
taken from them, aud their lisS ieopsrdised
We know individually that there but the city
and county who is regular admitted member Of the Med
cal Society by the of HtINE and he resides No.
Readc street and is the Dr. Solomon Hene who formerly
lived a No. H1 Hudson street person who has iBd
ydua knowledge, performed great nber OF extraordinary
and miraculous cures: We have desire TO ne any nd
viduai but consderitan .mbe duty
q lIHNl DIM HIIAll HMM .l.l..
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HENRY v VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS
jyI3 lmsc JANiES N VOSE

FETER AND AGuE-RUsHTON Asr1NwALL's
lONlC MIXTURE has been usod for years
with great success and the increasing demand for affords
convincing proof OF tho efficacy ohc preparation. IL has baen
Ss.e where Fever and Ayus prevail extent and
,or sale wholesale and retail the proprietary Stores ne Will
ain street ITO Broadway, and 10 hor House ami aso bv
most oil The Druggists The counrv
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GYMNASIUM.
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,

FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,
3$s Bgq2qSSsay teorrer q Amhor e. g. nd. and
The pulls a a 5:
sss % h and g.
@ B. to T 4 os ss a. h cU sS S %' s
%osss w ne N d he
The shooting ss ssns s" psD & can e. do
20 m mnh"I be pes' sas.es4s 20 s Gymnu%
6Sss s,'S"' S and
6 o T Da MaPoAAk w IN
Nm SS 1 Of Mss"s a. rSi
cry both the profession . and on, Of IT, IS one Of the NOS.
s%s o body
DE 'H ss Sss Of se 81
and By pIerarng FOR each class cf maiqde' Che app0pee
sss S'% ihy.sian TSs idea Of ' one "df
sd lis Widely s"T om .ns
and single remedy can be PERFECTLY adapted every eonst
SSn 1a
81, principle and sskngyedssa hsi his ps e.snC! all
ceF ,s%iss
SsSy s",i Of advice III
PRINCIPAL Once Of the College, % Nassau st, New York.
oo fTsGi s 81 a ETGT Eek
MACr inform the elsas q New York that tile
R NEy 8 II ffns.i So G ;''ssi stree.
Or. KING. 297 Hudson st.
The Temptations Of the College may now be had oi uose
W. s. RICHARDSON Agent,
ivIa BIC 81 Nassau street, New York.
WOIIID 1epcctfallv form the citizens OF New Yor and
travellers in rcnsrs that have opeged fcrrc
sale f " Tapncrs and BIOGRAPHICAL works cart OF
m. stare OF Mcssrs Carvl Co. No 1903 Broadway, Of
Pine wher int keep constantly on hand large a,.ort
nenf nf ali The Maps &C. be lad in the country. Maps
If every state and Te,o in the Union. rev e,,ion-to
eb,r with Guide Books and Geographical publications
ally Gentlemen ran herr ufnh their libraries with splendid
Atjlse nd ay Of the World United States Europe, Asa
Al a. Ncfh America and South America of The last edition
nd cont "a ~ sll tn new iro'Goyements.
HENRY TANNER Jr. AreDf,
iygMte ios B,ond,yay corner Of f,ne.
CROTpN WATER BATHS No. 500 Broaiwsy. Ihe
" proprietor of the Broadway Baths his the pleasure 10 an
Iounce 10 the ruhic that he ~ now prepared n nsh Btfs
ron, the soft aud pure Wster Of the Groom River: - .
Warn Cold, sulrhur, Shower Va or ana various henca-
tedBaths, always ready.
The -tic, department prepared ior tnof !cceruh
With suitable attendants ,rx,v o,,py,,
~ IL lw is'r nINNi DonILL
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bly, only intended a graceful of bank
ruptcy The Of Indiana year did the same thing
when their fell due IN July. they unable
pay authorised theissue Of per bonds
the claimants. The commissioner accordingly notified
public that he ready TO exchange per
stock the coupons due but $50 900 only however
ever called for The operation would yield the pur
chaser present prices six per guaranteed
against fall in the stock. For instance outlay of
400 at present prices he would become entitled $1,000
OF interest for which he would receive stock worth in the
market s42o which is about CSC per of his invest
ment The future payments of the dividends are how
very uncertain aud the stocks will sink in all proba
bty level of those oil the other dshenorsd States
The city of New Orleans with natural commercial adj
yontage equal any other city in the Union
tined utterly ruined by the difficulties enaled upon
by thu credit sy stem. We recently alluded to the farce
Of imposing Of $40 upon the brokers the
prcence that they The Of the insolvency of
the municipalities 1t appears that the city authori.
ties have laid onerous import duties upon produce arriving
New Orleans from the under the name of wharf
age The following is synopsis of the proposed tariff to
be imposed cotton and other articles landed in New
Orleans, after the LIST Of July, 1912 =
on each bale OF cotton, cents
hogshead of tobacco, 1911
- barrel of -FOUR whskey molasses
amy article contained in barrel, 3
On each cask OF Bacon Hams
keg OF lard butter &C.,
bag of soilee 3
box Of sugar 10
Bulk pork per ton, rs
On each empty hogshead, terce, bundle
of chairs, buckets, &C.,
The present revenue of the First Municipality $780,
ooo OF which $4,000 is derived from wharfage duty
der then new tax this wharfage duty estimated will be
raised to s35oooo making the whole revenue so2Oo 600
The object OF this tax is to redeem the shinplater issued
by the municipality for theatre company and other idle
sDcCulaonS pnl, tb.v ah IN
DEEM and their consequent depreciation the of
the excitement against the brokers' The passage of this
new tax bill has caused the the notes Of two
inequalities to improve as follows
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Passengers to Arrive,

CHAsLEsToN-Brg Moses-W d Rathbon, lady and son,
Mrs Wilkie Miss May, Miss May, Miss Wilkie,
Mspes Jesmp, Palmer. Fitch and son. Hobsoo, U s
Adams Beggs, How, Lawon Purntop, Brake, Comstock,
Chapman Dawson, Bowditch, 4 Daiour, Hopkins.
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THE NEW GRAND
NJ ~ n IT. NJ II r ~ IT NJ

THE NEW GRAND
NATIONAL MUSE M.
T the junction of the Bowery, Chatham and Division
streets now OPEN IN the large building known "a Smiths
Clock Establishment comprising the largest most interesting
and magnificent collection Of
WAX FIGURES
exhibited in the United States other part Of the
world
The propretors Of the National Museum having been
gagged several months fitting their establishment
expense prepared TO exhibit to an admrng
world, collection of
FIGURES AND STATUES
from TIE hands Of the artists plan
before attempted The Figures represented moving and
perfectly impress the beholder with belief
that he is looking upon Of aud snmaon they
arranged with ths l and design throughout and
decorated STYLE for and to be surpassed
i the inen lion Of the rropetors enlarge and vary their
cole of Figures and entertainments fast often
time and circumstances may permit making II at all times an
estidg and pleasing resort for the public at large.
Abundance the whole Is cents Entrance No. l2 Bow
cry. JyI 3ter
rINHE NEW ROCHESTER, THEATRE is open for
the ladies' and gent emen Of established
who DE- Buffalo MOntre
and ish take Rochester their way will please address
EDWIN DEAN.
Rochester, July l. 1912. jy6 I'm inssr
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS.
WEDNESDAY.

At 1919 o'clock in the sale rooms,
Elegant Furniture and Panos-A large of best
made fashionable Furniture OF agen,leman going Europe
removed for fence of SALE including rich French maho
chairs dining, and tables wadrobes bureaus
oiet tables looking glasses fled and spring sos
diyans mattresses and pillows, feather beds SO.
Piano Professional splendid piano fores BY celebrated
makers combining all the modern improvements. aud
ed equal made in the cynay be examined day pre-
yious To sale.
Also, lot Of table cutlery bedding, and variety other
articles account of whom
Also, variety of Birds among which beautiful
pigeons jyl2r
SATURDAY, zI-t
At l0la O'Clock the auction ROOM
Elegant Furniture and PanosA Of the best
made fashionable furniture, including full and half French
hogny chairs, pier dDing and tables wardrobes
bureaus toilet tables looking glasses tued and spring
fas, oomans dynns rockers dressing bureaus feather beds
mattresses and pillows, office desk Sc.
Piano Fots-A!so several splendid piano iores BY ceebra
ted markers combining all the modern improve
Also large lot Of table cutlery bedding and variety of
other sncles-for account of whom it may concern.
Also, an elegant upright piano.
Also, large size South American kammocks
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THE RESURRECTION

OR Persian PILLS.
SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which other me-
"A dicne this possesses Let be dscoura-
ed until they have tried the Persian Compouudhey have
raised from the weakness and health and
happiness. Price 81 cents and 62s size boxes
For sale by o. FAY. wholesale agent, New York; retaed
at Nos. 10 ard 100 Fulton street
Alse jew Dayds or Hebrew Plaster! to remove ,gmors
kings evil, pain the side rheumatism, Married
Ladies" in clicae 81 ualions, find eef from it,
.sAlso The Magnetic Battery consisting of Electric Pills
Galvanized Plaster Magnetic Ether Ne. l. for consumption
Magnetic Ether No, for nervous diseases int. importance, Sc
Magnetic Either, No. 3, for liver complaints, SC.
Also, remedy for thrush. canker and sing mouth
Call and the Agent j. o. FAY Eye that suffer- Mil
iyI3 imsc
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Oar correspondents in foreign requested
sehd by every vessel all the they
oolan Nautical inormaan of any kind, from any
siding al home or abroad, will be thankfully received
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall favor if captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore w A. Bassett fleet
report Of the shipping left the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage, hist of their aud any
foreign they have Commsdore Bassett will
board them Immediately their arrival. We will recirocae
the favor in way.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IL, Is42.



sun -. :. MOON srrs... 10 %
SHIPS Thomas Perkins Graves MANILA 7 Nicoll; Colum-
bus (Bremsn) Hckcn. Bremen, Oerch Kruger; Consress
Fsrnam Turks Island, Nesmith Leeds Co-B,rks ()rbs
Micheni Genoa, l. Palmier Hecla William. WILMINGTON
Del. w Hubbarl.-Brgs Guh (Swedish) Zethrlius
Stockholm Boounan Johnson Coz Auga Br) Dupre New,
w W Pratt; Boundary, shackford IIsirs Ns Tbos
Winnett; Olivia Bricksl Capes Richmond.
Arrived.
order. ith ult. lat % 10, lon TO- brig showing sigma
white ground black ball and red standing the
ward. -
schr New jersey Bell days from Norfolk, with lumber
schr Daniel Parker Durtis, from Philadelphia with coal
bound 10 Troy
schr Boston, Bradley, from Phiadepha, with cosbound
schr Star, days from Philadelphia with coal
Sloor Providence Brown, Providence.
Marine Correspondence.
OrFfcr RHODE isIAvDrR,}
Newport, July H. l3i2. =
Arr gh s,nl Croker from Taunton for NYok; Meridian
Fall River for DO; 9TH Charles Providence do Masssoi
ard Yantc, NYurk iof Fall River.
SD 10Th III Cheney Pcou; North America, Nachias; 3
Crockc Merriam Rcnz Charles, AMI James L,nphier for
NYogk.
General Record.
PacxEr snir SHEFFIELD, FOR Liverpool, will sail to-day
Her letter bags Gpns and will close at haFsst II this
morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
fS,oTss Nos. 2, Ann and IFS FtaifoH street,

WEDNESDAY,
At 0z o'clock al the sales room,
Large and splendid Sale Of elegant aud valuable ne "
d second hand household and cabinen funure OF all de
Also so valuable BRUSSELS, ingram aad Yesetian caIpsts
THURSDAY.
Alto, O'Clock IN the sale rooms.
Sale OF valuable Piano Foes choice collection Of fine
paintings, drawings snd engavngs Of birds euIoses
rich furniture, Nc.
Also other superior piano foes in addition TO those
already advertised together With other musical instruments
Sale without reserve.
FRIDAY,
At l0ia O'clock in the Siles room.
Extra sale elegant scasonable cong assortment of
dry goods travelling trunks, The ndeT about TO- ape
bags sizes Superior London guns splendid watches
and several valuable aftices fr pawnbrokers Sc &c
SATURDAY,
At l01a O'Clock in the sales
Large sale OF elegant umur Of all descriptions, consisting
&c chars sofas bureaus tables sdcbols beds bedsea
looking glasses, curtains. cts. w,rdrobes rocking
chairs sofa beds elegant china ,ut gas Mated table
cutlery msnte clocks and piaoortes ustre lamps
endoles and other eleg ant hous, keepn. aIticles.
Also dinner sets, white China Sc
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VIM Burger wholesale Agent, Cegrtlandt York
Poughkeepse; w &c: Storrs Hudson; I. O. II. Coswell
Catskill VIM Bristol UTICA; Swan Wells w. Ptk,n Ro
Post Willis, do o. Spafor Son. Ere IA; Sanort
CO. Henderson % PqndsrsSn Shetland GAYLORD w
stock x Co.. Pit,sburgh Sanford Park Cincinnati; j.
Curns Co.. G Exchange Place, \. o.; John Owen Detro
6 CHICAGO
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]. w Brent Kingston Lyman, FAR Co., Leslie Brothers,
Toronto; Harvey, Niagara; j. Winer, Hamilton; William
Chace ST. Cahernes and by druggists and all of
the principal towns in the country.
Be care full to ask for Brisols Saraparla
be deceived many dealers have scpes about seng
article of Syrup, and other mixtures, when mine is called
for red stamp, with the written signature of g. C.. Bristol
is across the cork Of the genuine medc.ne yla 2tsI
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il
| SiBLO's GARDEN
Extraordinary RaveI Family.
Receised Nightiy Nth sioris d Laughter and Ay.
| Pause, IN their ious
s'N dAbRE i4 HaVE rftsT b2NEStff. a
| THIS EVENING, July IsIh, the performances will
A GRAND o oTi!9sf' ShE
o. ,., E gEs on FHE ET TIenr ROPE,
viii Snes h pr rSpa y ss %sS
THE anLlsr Is e 81 lG' TliH b ESrsgnzyou.
s ySm,h, rd rsi"ter, Mon: Mons pn.".s5sns
Sis $: y ;ss:s a: &c a, Palmer M: Esss S.9.
RI Ra. Tsm S E.
ment, in the Grand saloon.
After which BE s1s SGif ' xRABs of the
THE rRd Ts ssrslPfs MUSICALE,
"s s sas % s :: ~. "Sss
ASRs nIa ssd: nd Nj D GsSSsnMSt NJ wso
Doe. open seven o'clock Entertainments commence
PARK THEATRE.
Farewell li' B sssS 81 Sf Mr. Nj i SueRsroNE
THIS EVENING. July 49, will be performed the petite
POPPING T4T The QUESTION S{
M;'@ sSy ~: ibinsn wh.asn
oU AAit Of T PThcE
"ssSsS ssIs. si Peter
To conclude with
SWAPPING TURTLES.
Timothy, Mr.. BuckstoLe Matilda, Mrs FitswilIiams
With Songs in assumed Characters.
Doors at sevenperiomances will hall
Boxes, sl-Pt, 50 cens-Galery, IS cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS f III iRSk I'll ahE s reformed
Or The Mysterious Murder:
49, Sir Edward Mortimer, J.R Scott
Wexford Mr. Held Oson, Andenea
Lady Helen Mrs Held Blanche Mrs Blake
BOHEMIAN MOTHER.
Count Mannheim, Mr. HELD DaTonastsr, Andsr V,9
To conclude with
LA PEROUSE
Or. The De olae Island.
La Terouse, Mr. Held Madame Perouse Nm Judah
curtain will rise O'Clock puncfuay.
Dress circle. so centsBoxes. 2-Pt ePnvate Boxes Is
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
OPPOSITE sT. PAUL'S CHURCH, BROADWAY.
~ p. I. BARNUM MANAGER.
INCREASED NOVELTIES !!
Mr., Winchel the unryalled comic drollenst Whitloet
and Diamond in their Banjo EYtravaga The wonderful
Gpsey Girl can be privately consulted throughout the day,
without charge The Model of the City Of Dublin, the
feet that who has resided Dublin point
the very house in which he lived Miss Roae, the highly
popular vocalist La Petite Celeste. the beautiful dams.
the celebrated Abno Lady Fancy Glass Bowins and GApo
Day performances WrdL esday and Saturday afternoons
O'clock. Day vsers admitted free in the evening No
charge for admission TO the splendid Garden on the top OF the
G Wednesday, July l3th three splendid performance. fov
the Benefit of the Parent Washington Temperance Benevolent
Society This will be the greatest jubilee Of the kind ever cee
brated in New York,
Admission the whole Museum Garden and Lntertainl
ments IS cents-Chdren half price. Tyler
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NO. Park PLACE, ONE DOORFROM BROADWAY.
TO VISITORS AND INHABITANTS.
T f. + L II Il M p 0 X T ut NOTICE.
MONS. MALLAN, Surgeon Dentist of the old established
i firm Of Mons M,ll,n Sons of London, Liverpool and
York that for the accommodation of his patients and pub
lie he has opened establishment No Park Place one
door from Broadway where Mons. NJ may be consulted daily
Attendance daily, from 10 till O'Clock.
Mons Malian Son thanks for the liberal patron
age they have received and continue particularly
the medical profession Of New York for their kind
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y CELEBRATED MINERAL FOR FILLING


Mons vi. Z Son continue 2? restore iecayed Teeth however
large small the cavity, making into sound Tooth
Instantly curing the TOOTH howev painful sensitive match
ing in point Of color the natural enamel Of Tooth
The mineral applied few seconds without the slightest
PAM heat pressure and lasts for years the
necessity Of extracting which injurious the human
fameha painful and dissgreeabe operation has such
dency to haer the constitution Of delicate per-
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GREENWICH BATH.

MO 5g7 Hudson, between Leroy and Morton The
~ public is respectfully informed thai the subscriber hay
eaed the above establishment for number of years now
fitting sud putting the baths, bah sooms, &c. in complete
order aud will open Ffidty the 18th instant with plentiful
supply Of aud cold Being determined TO make
this establishment respectable such attention will
be paid the comfort and Of the public that he Is
confident will continuance of the patronage literally
bestowed his predecessor Suitable attendants and
entrance the Ladies' Baths
Single Tickets Is cents
Five Tickets, Si,O0
Eight Tickets $50
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AzA WHEAT sHEAF FARM ON STATEN ISLAND
"a FOR SALf.A recent domestic bereavement has IN,
dced the undersigned offer his residence Staten
shore eight miles from the quarantine ferry three from
that Of Rossvie and cqudstani from otheIsSeguns
LANDING and Port Richmond.
The condition Of the farm, he extent, value, and practical
usefulness the improvements, and is peculiar advantages
ire sufficiently known. II has been improved ~ rem
Der suscc be Of 1x farming divisions OF thirty and
upwards each including appropriate allotment of woodnd
zach division of ring moderate elevated building location
rhe condition the o this time be best cated
its harvest is heavy and now gathering:
Terms suit the purchaser the object merely change
the investment FOR susceptible Of equal product.
iyl3 insm w. a. SEELY, 2i8 Fulton 81.
I Os1-on Mondiy, lith inst an oval Eye BREAsTpIN,
- pnted ivory, with plain gold setting. II left at No. 81
Gold street. the finder will be literally rewarded JIG nee
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PacxEr SHEFFIELD, for Liverpool, viii sail to-day
Her letter bags Gpn and will close at hasst II ih.
morning.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-11-05
..ereI1oRss GnEe.

~. y v;rtpe az Deed Of Trust made to ns
.s Trustees. on the 18th day Of Noyenl-
~ 4 d Ig4O. bv Moses d. Shelby, and duiy
recorded in the Office or the Clerk oi Probate ~
Claiborne County, in Book Y, pages 4io aiia "
ar to sacure certain debts therein mentioned;
and default therein having been made, aisu ~ ~ =
the rcauest Of Sampson Bndgefs, oae . w
parties concerned, we shall, on AunD51 .Inrp
ITHE SEVENTH DAY OF NOYEMBEi,h =
~. nroceed 10 sell on the premises to the
hiohest bidder, for cash, the following Lanass
viz All the undivided interest Of said Moses
1 shelby. in and 10 a Certain tract OF laha
owned BY Thos. N. Shelby, al the time q nls ns
death. containing 704 acres more or less, "
heinz the same that Moses ID. Shelby now re-
SIDES uponl his interest consisting Of three.
f;fths of said tracf.--arld also the Widows dow
er in the same. Also, part OF section 40 2, q
township range four east, containing elgnly
acres more or less. Also, Iotthree OF sectioSl
FIVE. in the same township, containing seYeIity-
nine, I8-l00, acres. Also, west hall Of tne
north-west quarter of section four IN same
township. containing seventy-nine, 55-lUO,
acres, east half of the north quarter OF section
four in the same township, containing seventy
nine & 55-i0O acres. Also, lot two OF section
forty-three in tow nship twelve, OF range toui
cast. containing one hundred and one acres, all
in the strict Of lands for sale at Washington,
Mississippi, and in Cluiborne County, with all
the appurtennnces thereuI1to belonging. Also
thirty-two likely family Negroes, (acclImated..
8 saddle, Horses, carriage and span Of Horses
10 work Horses and Mules, OK Wagon ant
four yokes of Oxen, / OK Cart, so head OF Hogs
90 head Of Cattle, 90 head Of Sheep, | setr
blacksmith's TOOLS Also, all tho farming
Tools and househouid and kitehen-FurfituIe.
Sale to take place in the hours prescribed by
law. We will make such title IS is vested IN
us.
April 3Oth, I842.-6m-ne8
ELIAS BRiDGERs.
GEORGE S. CLARK,
Trustees.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-11-05
FURNITURE

ME undersigned has inst received on CON.
consisting of
Side Boards, Book Cases, Breakfas, q
Dining Tables, High q. low post Bed.
steads, Bureaus, Stands and Chairs. all
Of which will be sold low for cash -
drafts on New Orleans payable n the
fall, In consequence Of a late advertise
ment appearing in the Correspondent
headed undertaken, | would beg leave "a
inform my friends and the public in gem
eral least they might suppose that / had
retired to priyats lie, that I am still en-
gagged when ever called on in performing
the.last sad dulles 10 the dead. All ors
ders from the country Tor cofiins will
pc strictly attended TO either dav s.
nights shrouds & buryine clothes will Is
furnished whenever called for.
4. ROLLINS.
July 50 l842-4i-if