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ADMIN SrRATOR'S NOTICE
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tlppah County.
PRoRATE CoURr, December Term l9tc

IRoRATE COURT, December Term 1919.
N B. LEATIlERwOOD, Administrs
tor OF Joel c. Frederick, represents 10 The
Court by petition, thai he discovers, or he.
''e'es that the personal Estate of his ia,es-
tate Is insufficient to pay the debts of the
decd, and exhibited on oath, a lust and
true account of the personal Estate and
dents as far as he can discover the sauna f.
the Probate G. urt, and prays The Cour, far
the sale of the N E !, Of Sec q, TO.
East. Thereupcn the Court ordered ,ha,
Citation issue, directing al! persons in'eres.
ted in the aforesaid land, to appear befnre
the Probate Court of said County, on tho
LIST Monday in February, 1874, to show
cause why the aforesaid land, ,enemeus
and hereditamepts of The deed should M,
he sold to pay the debts of his in,es,s,c
which said Citation shall Immediately h.,
set up in three of,ha most public places n
tald County Thirty days, and bo published
Tor the same length of time in the. Ripley
Advertiser, newspaper printed in Ripley.
1lppah County, Mississippi.
. WITNESS, the Hen. r. r. Trou.s
Judge of the Probate Cour, for
81 said County and tho seal Of
said Court annexed. Issued
The 4'h Dec 1913.
H. BOWERS, CLERK
Deem 9Th lS43--7-4w-pr's fee SS sol
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S~.zN 3. N A-.AED.
storing at Eau.
r [p L Ell, MISS,

NNWiLaL practice in the Circuit Conrts Of
,, Ky Iippah, and the adjoining Counties
All business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. 'ooei'e
6Tohoe in the Court House, up stairs.
July, 29th, l843--40--3m
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Spaass 'E'ans'eaaa.
STILL CHEApEK,

cheanas, on r hhnd and for sale, cheaper than r
prices. fearless OF competition or reduction ~" nc
C yen dozen per dollar or nine cents 'rns' at Eie-
bargains. fe" e''hef ana get cheap
Dec. lst 1919 S. r. SPIGHT.
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Medicine.

TEVuR' EN1INF, Sweet Oil, Calomel. Caste,
ID Oii, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godfreys Cor,l;a
-, raragoric, Spirits Nitro, Thompsons Eve
water Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, Csmnbor
Ripley, may ls43. En-
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIpPAH COUNTY.
PROBATE Court, December Term 1874.
Blown Lee Gregory. J
rho nv, VS. Petition Ter the
ne Heirs OF John sale of Lands and
Gregory. Decd. Distribution.
VEV lis day came Brown Lee Gregory
III and exhibited his Petition for the
sale of certain lands therein described
~ belonging to the Estate of John Gregorv
Deceased; and il appearing to the salts.
faction OF the Court, that the balance of the
claimants. or heirs of John Gregory wiz,
Green Clay Gregory, Martha Ann Ch.icoat
wife of A K. Chilcoaf, Raleigh Hardin
Gregory, John Benton Gregory, Felix Grun
dv Gregory, and Sarah Ellen Gregory
reside beyond The limits of this State. 81
That The ordinary PROFESS of law cannot no
served upoe them. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court, that publication be made for
SIX successive weeks in The Ripley Adver.
User, newspaper published in the Town
at Ripley, in the County of rippsh, citing
he said claimants, and all persons in,eres.
led IN the SAID lands ofJohn Gregory Decd
7" be nndappear alta Probate Cour, to he
held a The Court House in The town oc Rim.
low. in Tippah County, on The first Monday
N February 1874, and show Cause If any ;,
hoy csn) why said lands should no, he sold
WITNESS, the Hon r. r. THoa,s
Judge of The Probate Cour, oil
H. 81 said County, and Tho sea! of I
said Court annexed Issued 4
he fiji of Dec. 1913.
HArwooD BOWERS, Crk. in
Deem f9h lS43 - 7--6w ty
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JUST received, and for sale first rate ar.;cl,
OF moLAssts. Call at Kpses corner.
Ripley, May 6, 1913. ' AAAAh.
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'ia STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ,

- HaafTNno CorrNry
PROBATE Court, November 18th 1910
N Office is hereby given that on an
AS p''ca'ion to ire by Joel D. Lewis y,
-who claims an undiv;doJ
interest OF all that tract of land in said Conn.
~ OF i'samipgo, known and DESIGNATED =.
me 90" h-"asi quarter of Section Fourtee,
ana me o1u'hwest quarter of Section Ia
'eeh' IN township One, and Ranpe E,,h,
naS', Chtrkasaw Lands. have nor,;ns,ai
David " 'yndInan, James r. Townsend
and a. Walker Esqrs, to divide the s,id ID
tracts OF Land into ----equa par,s ~
shares, and unless proper objections aro
+,a'eG to me a, the Court House j. ~
io"h OF Jnc'nto, on Tuesday The 18th dav
y January 1874. The sqid David W |
!, 'ndn'H' James Il. Townsend and A p
walker VIII then be appointed TO mako !,
'af'''on OF he said lands pursuant to ~
CT en,i led az net concerning the nsr,it;on
,ahds he'd hy coparners, iInt>,enaots
hu tenants IN common. Given under ~,
ana and seal, this l6h dav of Nov 1915
ABRAM IL WEIR, FL. s,
Nov. i6h l843-y2- 5 sw-fes eIa "a
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THE !, STATE or MISSISSIPPI
JsnAsisoo corSry.


$500 .o'hfsDecefnbef Term 1914
NorlcEis hereby given, tb,, ~ 49,,
~ Plea"on 10 me, by Andrew !. Pal,
" Harden County, Tennessee, wL,
claims an undivided inlefost ~ otl H.,
hac' ~ land IN said County Of Ti,baminro
known and designated ma tho south -
quarter 81 Section No Ten, In Tow,sLi,.
Two, and Range Eight Tho Nodh r,s,
quarIer Of Section Thirty five. Jbwnshin
ooo, Range Eight. The South West cC soc.
lion Twen'y.scven, Township Two. Rance
EIghi.-And The South Wcst Of see6on
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight p,.
Chmkasaw Lands. have Nominated ia.
v'd W. liyndman, james b. Townsend
and A. u. Walker Esqrs, 10 divide the snid
'rnc's of Land into eleven equal parts or
shares and unless proper objections nrp
stated To me, OF Tho Court House i, tho
town o. Jacinio, in The first Monday in Feb.
rnary 1914. the said David w. ryndmo,
james X. Townsend and A. b. Walker
VIII then be appointed to make partition I
~ tho said Lands held by coparners, oint.
tenants and tenants 10 common. G;ven I
tnder my hand and sea the 4,h of Deem =
loi' A. IL WEIR, p
Probate Judge. g
Deem. 4'h lS43-7-Sw- Prs fee Sl3 So 81
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TRUST SALE on
Negroes e. Land.

s N conformity with certain Deed If
AA' rust executed by Archibald Richard,
i and Charlotte Richards his wife to tho
undersigned, Alexander {. Blair and NAH
CIV CIV LUCY fus'ees, to secure the pa, ment
OF certain debts due Samuel II. Doxev md
r.. =. Arnel'. bearing date on the I5,h
oayEof September, lS4O, and reco,d.d :.
me Probate Clerks Office of Tippah County
10, 70 Deed Book c, pages 62s, G29, g. gao
"''' expose to sale TO the highest bidder At
auction on the FIRST Monday in April nav.
!lo44) at the door of the Court House ~
fn'P'ey' TIppah County Mississippi, all tho
following described land and negroes. d..
sc ,r IN said Deed Of Trust; to wit:
~ i"e East hall Of Section Thirty Two. in
~ .ownsh'p One. of Range One East. in ,ba
Chlckasaw Land District. Also LAIN ~"
sIldge' Talbot, Anderson, John, "a bow
stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frankly, Susan
n nnn' Elm, CLANCY and Parlheney. and
&c" increase, Ut So HIany as will .,,;~c.
ne Claims aforesaid and all interes, accnnt
~ accru'ng thereon, ill paid. and > n oos,.
accidental tothe execution Of 81 NJ :" .oS'.
rust Terms of sale will be cash W"
III coavey such tile only, as is vas,ad;.
as trustees, viii b is believed 70 /.
'rfec:'y good. ~ %
ALEXANDER c. BLAIR
MATTHEW LACY
September, lSh ls43-4o--sm
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Less OF THE HENRY CLAY.-By passengers on
tie mail boat from Louisville yesterday morning
we learn that the steamer Henry Clay, Captain
Iones on her way up, struck a snag az Island No.
% few miles above Randolph, Tennessee and
;os,antly sunk 10 her cabin floor. The boat asd
c,rso is a total Ioss--no lives lost. This is a
ae,ors accident, and the loss falls on Cincinna IT,
The Henry Clay was one of OUT best boats. She
vas built IA months stree al of about $40 :
400. There only 1000 insurance on her.
[Cincinnau Repub 10Th.
TERRIBLE acciDEYT.-As several young men
q Bethany were saving wood with revolving
saw, propelled by six horse power, on Tuesday
last. the iron wheel burst, and piece weighing
about 80 pounds, struck of the young men, a
.on Of George Lathrop, Esq. aged 2 years, in the
shouiaer, bruisjng him severely as 10 cause his
death in few hours. Mr.. L. was an excellent
and exemplary young man, and beloved by all who
knew him. Batavia Adv.
Y The body Of Mr. Shelton, the unfortunate
gentleman who was missed from the brig Hector,
which sailed from r!iis port Monday last, was
found on "wednesday morning near the Shrewsbury
Inlet y. J. He was of the firm of Shelton,
Brothers g. Co. Of Boston, and had recently left
The insane Retreat Hartford, and had taken pas
sage in this vessel In the hope OF recovering his
health. His watch, money and letters were found
on his person. The body was brought to this city
Yesterday afternoon, to be placed at the disposal
OF bis friends. American.
u A Kentucky paper announces as an impor-
tsnt tactic hemp growers, that process has been
discovered by which hemp can be made as white
as snow, So that it may be used in manufacturing
The finest and whi,cst paper, ard expressing be-
lief that hemD waste whir1t can he furnished M
two cents pound, will, ere long, be sought after
by paper-inakcrs TO supply The place of linen rags
uG The Nashville Banner of the 4,h inst. says
In the case OF Thomas L. Budd, sentenced to the
Peniten;iary for making false entries on the books
Of the Union Bank, tie decis!en Of The Criminal
Court Monday reversed by the Supreme
Court, on the score Of the unconstituionali,y Of
the law conyicting him.
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DIED
.ldOf norl

Yesterday morning. Kitty Ann, yousset child Of Them
son Price, aged four years.
The trends o. the fun:!ly without aT1hsr ccIc are H.
redtc attend the c=cal this atera2ca j: oeoeA from
| LIS East Broadway.
On Scnday morning. 18th inst OF scarlet tever Henry
E;wn, son OF Horaio ana Su<ac r Worcester, aged years
and 2 months
FurersI This av :, O'Clock from No So Irvtog. place
At W ilulshursb. l. l., on tbs !il mt, iYiA. wife OF
| Elimination OF lie chest, IL the i7sAyea @ her aye
In iuxl.ngdcn Carrot county Tennessee, it- 10Th Of
December last, Mar Pleasant Henderson, lac Of Chapel
HUI, IN this State. Deaiiy 81 years cid.
He native CT Granville conasr, Tor many years
resident OF Rockingham, then Of Chapei ill., aud finally OF
the County where he died. Comiag OF about he be-
ginning the Revolution, be msch inYoYed IN The
stirring that he bore the COMMISSIONS asst
OF Sergeant then ci Lieutenant, Sa ;cu OF Major IN Gea
eral Green's Army. ans! accuaaie BRAVE raE and
very efficient officer. he officer ~ co.SiTt or me
trpors tia, guarded, tie Coalrs >1ners Inc .iG
ing line between Tennessee ans, Hen.rcAy n 1872 duty
rea; peril, nearly the whole occupied ny
bosIIe sayape, He vas thu companion and friend D5G
eel Been in many MS adventures aud enterprises IN the
early sstilemen, KenucSy and at one me wa> deeply
Interested land hotter IN thar State ard leantSsee
MS elder brother. Richard had tGie fee simple
right for nearly the whole o tie former Sln which was
nterward promised for the henderson Reserve and
aey lost 10 his heirs by Kind q legal 6blclncTy
MAJOR Henderson was the private secFe'ay ol ToN' -
Martin and for nearly So chsi Clca OF Tie ou OF
Commons this State. These several POSITIONS rs wei a.
Ills icng residence al the University mad h's extensively
acquainted with the listing men OF onr own STATE
he was Muth beloved and respected i;e was He 9ny In
knew OF whom never heard evil spoken tiS gen.
uenanse manners, gl;fei department. patent temper,
nrd kind heart him friends in ai classes tonce'i
presumption ard scshneS, we're strangers to GtS fnr.
candor and Integrity We're is perfect ldsniis IN ne
many conflicts between the students al college NJ NJ
civil authority bis weghtot character and knowledge ~
busiReSs thrown IN successfully 10 ~ IKE psc
Often too he hes been the medium OF n'crce>>ioH nth TX
College authorities and procured the restoration ~ - -
oucnts Many tuies have his purse aud liable r'rrnt''
ueaas of education 10 young men whom sem d'e,s.
chanre in affairs was abeuI to draw home All --- -s
are TOO -e known in North Carolina 10 be Orgo't ~
In fact never knew the kindly ana ah-cNoa2 81
med aft M
remarks But al Chapel Hill, among h OILS trends n
nsgbbor the memory of bis virtues ans otih W.. H.
be green md hoUs i5hing.
G.,od mas FAREWELL knew thee long,
knew thee wcll; no. Observed one I,uIt. ~
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Orlando Elsh, Fashionable HITTER, Isl Eroad
would nIorA The gentlemen OF New York that his
and Winter style Of Hats IS now ready for their inspec
0a and critical judgement Claiming the distinction OF
saving been The FIRST project and abide by strictly
cAS style OF Hats, instead OF seTvilely copying The
&e'ons fEurope, which otea uusuied 10 ell
and manners he reoices 10 perceive that others have
N 10 follow his lead, and that The following OF
Fashions IL HAS alnes entirely abandoned By
NC ieaaing manufacturers.
nc oSers Winter siye o; Gen,leaens Nuris Hats al
~ and warrants them equal In material, finish, fashisr
a durability to any Hat sold IS low as ST IN the city
ae wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats are
sod AZ this price hui al 81 80 These he recommend,
70 eny hat sold in SewSork at IS or under, and
9iSsSienses FOR them comparison with any other.
RI. visiting our city respectfully invited &c
;r Haiie ks stock OF Wir1et hats aad Judge o.
q2siy He Is con'eui tlal whether the chspesf Oh
t. aas Is desired the Inquirer will here be satisfied
ess "~e txsSll o. FISH. Isl Broadway,
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days have been principally OF Neworleaa 75u hhds m
e!udiag all ahoat Sales, principally for Philadelphia
4: 5: FOR primo. Market doses Grn. Sales 100 bis
White Srsz. al Z! 90 boxes Brown Havana e Il.
and g. hds Cuba Hrscovad0 private Sales have
been of 500 bbls. choice N Orleans Molassrs &c.
aad as0o0 gals Nsw Iosra al 49,, mos. There has
b-e1 inquiry for Coffee soaia for hbofDg
The SALES three days $50 bags brazil II
q &C. $50 La Guaira . 81: 100 Su,sua q, aude
aud 50g0 Domingo, -eo0 To go eut Of make, az
& a &c G. sh. part an time adding Interest:
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northumberland.

Henry Erben, organ builder, N. 7.
Joseph F. DonreI, clerf. n. Y.
samuel G. Starr merchant, n Y.
VIM Vreedenburgh Kingston, Ulster Co.
David Nreed.nburgh, Olive, do.
Nathaniel Moore, nmbe;map. Brooklyn.
Tdrlton q. Earl, builder, n. Y.
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MARRIED ::

A; Christ Church in Savsunah. on Thursday Ian Il bY
RI Rev Bs.op Elliot. Joseph Locke, EQ Scaior Sdt-
tor OF the Savennah Daily Republican. Ms Laura j.,
ye,uy,.sf caae b .cr u Wm. 3. Ea!iocil. hsl
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nARK THEATRE AND OaY siPit

4 CIRCUS, conducted by Rulrs Welch. Bo1ss 81,
DIT 25 gallery ~ Doors open al halt past . FER
'nrn,ance 10 commence O'Clock precisely Monday
Evening jan 49, The Return tue Tournament by TIE
whole company; an iva horses; blast. '" klacade
will present principal Equestrian Ac Superb Faut0g
single horse act of transformation encd The Three King
tou,s in which j. Rogers will sustain chaacters Tire
classic poses exercises OF the ungarsns The Hoos,
Ter in New-Yovk, BY j. }. Na;hnnsi viii be revived Tor
n-hts The Lost Sprite and the Three Beautiful Cups
Great Leaps irom Solid stone by H. Fankn aud Meg
land; Dahins Horsemnnshp oy Oscar r. stone La Smo'
lpssca Miss Louisa Wells; to conclude with The White
Wreath and Fitch OF Bacon, or the Dunmow Marriage
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pY S. DRAPER, 9r.-s,oyo 81 Vii
E,7CoNoMY IN DRESS.-Extensivo

assortment Rich, fashionable ard elegant goodsto.
inter wear. WM. 4. JENNINGS, No. ~ Broadway
American Hotel offers for the inspection Of the public, an
extensive assortment of ssasonabe goods comprising Bea.
and Nlled Cloths, Tor Surtous Sacks, Frucks, &c
The Sack OvercoaS, $50 much in voggc,l afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed IN rS Style, WI! be iesn
worthy the attention Of the economist.
Cassnees in great variety OF styles for Paniaoous.
Erocl those who found any diicuty getting suited
u: this article trial is solicited
Rich srocee silk and Satin e,ingS, tentire styes)
Tor balls. parties &c Merros, Seiye;s, plan SRs Sans
md co.s'cres all o! which will be made up TO order UNI
der the supe OF efieest cutters be
found TIC cc-y al prices to aGis the tunes Tor ready
il,rppv d. tstf
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and Lecture OF this Course vii delivered By Hon
GAEaiEL FusMAS, attic University Chapel, This {3ios-
day. Evening, January 6, commencing a, :; o'clock.
Subject rae Intercourse of The Primitive Inhabitants
America wih the Eastern Continent many Centuries be
fore Ihe Discovery By Ca1nI5Vs.' il
j Es--saa su=titnse LsCiIre.-Hou. I. r.
CAE, Z. = Consul Morocco VIII Lecture before the
scream Institute the Gniversalist CElrc, corner OF
walker and Etzabeh-st.ses Tuesday evening, l7!a
inst 81 hai-pasi seven.
Su6jec.-Laws Manners Cc,toms Institutions and Do
I!eSic Character of the People Of Morocco.
Icse;s ADMIT Lady and Gentleman III cents-io be
aad al ihe door.
Rev. e H. CHAFiS's LAST Lecture previous to lelvng
ibe CITY viii take place IN liz Broadway Tabernacle on
FRIDAY evening, zcih inst, al y O'clock.
SUjjeet-Fhe Philosophy q reform.
Ticket, admit Lazy and Gentleman, p cents cac-to
be bad Prices $50 FGonireet a.kns', 10 Catherine
street; Tee, Bowery; Commits, 80 Grand stree
Bnc's, G3 HudssnSrec: Magas, 4th street and
Bin avenue; Miles, .u5 Broadway; Francis = Co
252 Broadway; BiIiey fark Row Nsei=y Book store
Beeckerstre-I, CarmiGe AIirrs News Office bo"
cry; Firth Hail. Fran lin Square Lanc.eyss, Chatham
and the door ,he evening O; The Lecture
10 b. order, c. :. ST EARNS, Sec'y.
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DY ORDER of Stephen Chapman, SUI

4 preme Court Commissioner, Notice hereby given,
thai an attachment issued agans! e estate OF ROB-
ERT PARFEEY, or late OF The Town Of Angnsa, u
the County OF Oneida an Ascending Generated debor
on due proc made the sad Supree Court Commissioner
pursuant TO directions s The Siaute concerning Attach
against abconding, eorceased OF non resident dent
ors and t;,at the same w be sold for payment Of hs
debts uness be Robert Parrey ppesf and discharge
spch aliachen. according law, within three months
from lie frs, publication Of this Eorice And that the pay
ment e asy debts, and the delivery OF uGy property be-
longing fbe said debtor 10 him, or for his and The
tralstcr Of any property by him. for asY @ass
are ts,biddsn BY and Yois-Daisd ClockY, u.
the town Of Leox the csunty OF Madison, The itb dry
! of D4ceu,her 1872 Timothy JENKINS,
j.sIaE9nf Attorney !a- Agacs;ng Gre is-fsf'
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WvOALL WHOMIT MAY CONCERN.

z Health is treasure which cannot be bought but IN
many cases easily its destruction ad loss be pre-.
yeard! How frequently does slight cod apparently OF
consequence ard causing but little Inconvenience IN It's
commencement whea neglected, terminate 10 that dread
zoe to human race Consumption which yearly sweeps
many thousands from society viii You not he warned!
greatest blessing you hsyet What riches compared
health Reflect and be persuaded carefully To preserve
this bea h Experience proves, and thousands uest mat
without exceptions James u. NowlPs
PICTORIAL HONEY OF LiVEHWOKT
the pleasant and speedy remedy ever OF.
Coughs Colds Asthma, Induenza, Splitting OF
Blood aEd all affections Of The LnHgs Leading - Consupp-
ton II cGmp0ssd entirely Of vegetable ingredients 1t
fae ates e5pectcraon, moderates lnbammaiory action
promotes healthy functions OF The SKIN and hygorates
Lose constitutions impaired by prutraccd hacking cougs
ms price two siings per bottle, places twhin The reach
OF the poor we'll the rich. IL may he had Of OH
COTT, McKESSON l. co, General Agents for the Unit'
ed States AS Maiden Lane and al retail by all the rspees
able Druggists Ia the city and country.
AMES d. NGWILL, Solo Proprietor
49, lmS i67 BoweTf,f
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M ATCHES lower than ever.-In con-
w sequence OF the reduction of duties by the l',c
tariff the subscriber selling his stock OF Gold and Silver
of new and splendid patterns and Jewelry nj retail ata
considerable reduction from former prices, being mnfh
the city. Geld Watches as low $50 10 S25 EACH
Watches and JeHelry exchanged or bought AL watches
warranted to keep good time the money returned
Watches Clocks repaired in the best and war
ranted, al much less than the usual prices.
6, C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery,
cl7st wholesale and retail 80 Wall-st, up stairs.
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SATURDAY, P. 81
The sales the Board only to moderate e1.ru,
Prices generally firm Bank OF Commerce improved
Harlem I; Stonagton l. State Socks yer. frT. Sta e
Seyens improved il FYesaEaa-baafI; FiYes Kentucky
Skies
Alabama !sraiher better fo-eay; safes at 10 Isl.
Theron X. Strong Esq e Palmyra has been 5ppointe 4
Receiver OF the Bank OF Lyons
The Philadelphia deaulter mentioned in our paper OF
this morning is said TO be The Treasurer of the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Railroad. His default so O0O.
Its stated that Tic Company is secure from loss
We informed that the circu of the broken Chei-
sea Bank is redeemed par. TIE Comptroller has,
we believe been paying them . per asd probably
t;ere very few
The Firemens iasu Co at Albany has declared q
dividend Of fou, per cent. payable liiH inst
Ameeny OF the creditors Morris Canal Co. was
held Iofrst0wn The 5ih usaut and Committee sp
pointed examine The several iens alleged against
the Company particularly calico the Holland Mott
gage, present the OF the creditors relation
the Canal Enlargement ana 10 take such order in relation
the Drocc ,lns acay Instituted In regard OSa.d Com
pam as shall be thought rjght.
As the solYeDcy OF the Union BGik OF Dover, n. j., has
been recently The suffice: of newspaper controversy,
just rendered 10 the Legislature that he
men, looks very strong, and Tie balances
irors these Banks is AVAILABLE, le Eaa4 certainly
sound, heditny state:
The Onion Bank Dover Dr..
To Stock PAD .S2VgOO ~
Bank Notes In circuidl $50 "
Balance Proh aud Loss 81 957 -
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