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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In THE SUPERIOR COURF or CHANCERY, J
June Term, A. d, 1915.
RosANNA Tucker, et. al. J
mo. 1926 We.
Nancy PUCKETT, ct. al.

SNNNSA SOANSA 3 80 Wv
Upon opening the CumPIainanI's bill,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that the Defendants, MagDus
7. Rogers and Vincent Galloway, are moi
citizens or residents Of this State, but re.
side beyond the limits thereof, SO that the
ordinary process Of the Court cannot be
executed upon them. UpOR motion Of
comPlainanIS BY their Solicitor, It is order.
ed that they do enter their appearance
herein, on OF before the first day Of the
next term Of this Court, TO be holden in
the COuIl Room in the City Of jackson,
on the 6rsl Monday in December mex, en-.
suing, and plead, answer or demur 10 the
COmplainanis bill, otherwise the same will
be taken Cor confessed against them, set
for hearing expaTie, end the matters there,
Ofdecreed accordingly. And il is further
OsdoTojS alVaS . CUPy q ms OEooT Be toftn-
with published once a week Tor two
moOlhs successfully in the Yszoo Domo-
crat, newspaper published ia YszoO City,
ROBT. HUGHES, elk.
By w. w. YGRBY, D. G
Aug. %, ls45. 46.2m.
]. g. w. BATTAILs, COmPI0ts Sol.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
NfarshaTa sac.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
SOUTHERN DiSThICT " MilsssIFn.
TO November Term, 1s45.

Plantsrs Bank.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ Of Geri "a.
- eias to me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of the United States, Tor the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will sell ut public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder lOG cash, on the first
Monday, the Bird day Of November, l645,
within the hOuES prescribed b. law, before the
Court House door, in the iowa Of Benton, in the
county Of YazOO, the following described prop.
eriy, 10 wit; The west half Of nOrth weOl quar-
ter Of section in township 9, north half and the
west bali o the sOuth west quarter, and Che
north half Of the east half Of the south wet
quarter Of section 8 in township 8, and the east
hall OF the south east quarter Of section in town
ship >, and the enSt half Of tho north west GUAR.
ter Of section S, and the north half Of the north
east quarter, and the SOuth bali Of the east half
Of the south West QRNFteE % section 5. and the
north half VI the weSt half Of tho north west
quarter, and the north halt OF the west half Of the
north east quarter Of section 8, and the south
half of the east half Of the south west quarter Of
section 5, and lots No. 2 4 Of section "a, and
the north half Of the west half Of the south west
quarter Of section 6, all 10 township 8, range 2
west, in the county Of YaEOO, in the State Of
Mississippi. Levied on az the property OF the
defendants, the President, Directors and Compa-
ny OF the PlanieFS Band Of Mississippi, and will
he sold 70 satisfy the above stated case and ali
costs. THOMAS Fletcher,
Marshal Of Sou. Dist Of Miss.
Sept. 3, l645. A7-6w
The above sale is postponed until the
first Monday, Srd day Of November, 1916.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

shropshire, coleman q 90.
HAVE removed to tho Store Garmerly
N coupled BY BAILEY & CALDWELL
and will keep constantly on hand a Gen.
eral stock Of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
Ready made ClOthing, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
SaddleTy, Hard and Queens.CGre, GrOce.
RES, Produce, Linseys, Jeans, BGggiRg and
Rope, and will be happy TO serve their
fTiends end the public at The lowest prices,
and will supply plantations on the most
favorable terms.
They have made arrangements with P.
O'DOnnel', Esq to Store oil cotton con-
signed 70 them IN bis new BRICK. FEE
PROCF COTToN SHED, which will 30 1 sure
guarantee against FIRE, and will save soILo
planter the expense Of insurance.
They are PrePated to make liberal I'D.
vsnces in plantation sbpplies and Cash on
Cotton to be shipped 10 Buckner g. stan.
ton, New Orleans.
Yazoo city, July 25lb, ls45. 4Oly.
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REGULAR PACKET
l&E

FTlHE new aud substantial light drlughi Sieam-
Lee WABASH VALLEY, CaPt. JAa g.
Lass. win run ua q FeEult Universally paceel BE-
tween this City and tictpburr, leaving YaEoo
CITY Tuerday, THURSDAY and Saturday, und
Vlckrliurg the alternate daya
SEPT 2, lslS. 4e-h
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Merchnnrs-tPcter Funks,' &c.

To The Editor Of The Tribune
,Mercator seems to appreciate the mercantile
character Of Peter Funk and IL is garment OF his
own selection we shall never dispute his right TO wear
H. But we are no. that in such guise Merca;or
1. sufficiently worthy Of notice. particularly as we
have already abished tho fact by his forcibc
language that he guilty of a transaction which an
honorable merchant would be ashamed OF. Yet open
dtnels Tin the estimation Of the vulgar Mt east are fatty
construed into positcc admissions and such have
tendency 10 misead the unsuspecting, we feel that we
are obliged favor candid Mercetor with reply
Whatever may be the standard of his sccoad commu
nicaton he after number of contradictions sasfacto
rly convlnces IN his first that because he neglected
10 mind his business, some Bank Notary had the au
dlcty to remind him of it He then tells amusing
story that note lodged IN the Bank in which he
kept hi. account and instead OF paying it there be
should have DONE he goes this Bank gets his check
certified leaves without taking up his note and waits
until /, lie presented at his locality when II the Bank
had any confidence in Mercator's account they tcoud
readily hare Charged according 70 custom. But finding
thar he has made disagreeabe mistake and evidently
feeling little sardSer0ns he makes up his mind 10 abuse
somebody and because he is unable TO give fair
count his Bank he has the nlagnanimity place the
blame the Notary-and not only him. but Eotaries in
general We confess that 10 those who are accustomed
70 picking pockets under of mercantile
action however this officer Is somewhat In the way as
In bis zeal 10 protect the public he may often stamp on
the toes of those who would take every dshonorabe
advantage they could Obtain for of proper legal
protest And in performing the duties the law requires
It 10 reasonable 10 suppose he should be attacked
aioEaly with all the erocity natural 10 mestitf. But
we confess we have rather 100 high opinion of the
mercantile spirit and amiable temper OF Mercaor TO
suspect him guilty of any such outrage always satisfied
that the canine sagaciy peculiar him will never be
manifested beyond feeble growi.
In COMMUNICATION advise Mercator If he has any
story Of his msfortunep 20 offer the public TO
give us somethng above the petty meanness in which
heconfesses 10 have been prominent actor DECATUR
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A TLANTIC DOCK.

TLANTIE DOCk.-The Owners and Csp;stnt o.
n ships and steamboats, o.; the largest class
fully informed that commodcus safe berhs oons
respective vessels d1rilg me approaching winter
be obtained within ,ks cspacioGs BASH o. the Auac.c
Dock and reasonable h.n sny Of the open
docks along the shores of the port
Tke-e SIMPLE for any quantity OF Lighters, Canal
Tewbosts with perfect protection from les or Other
casualties 10 which c.aft srs exposed esew here
Owpees and Agee will ind !: ;hsir interest call The
ofes of he Atlantic Dock Company. No Wsn-st
MIS-
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EERRE,S CREAM SAPONINE-Ao Jew compound
tor shaving which surpasses 81 ohsrs N making rich
knd permanent Ls,her without irritating Inc skin Gen.
eusn having hard boards and tender aces VIII 90 vel 70
Try this Cream. Sold by the proprietor E C. FERRE,
Midde CT and by j. W. Hsibor1on IS Asiden-sle
Hosdle5 Phelps. lt2 Wstsrst; r. Touea Son j. J
=. Tppe 80 L q Maiseu-ane and al retail By Druggists
and PeEfumsrs generally. dsSn
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THE TRIBUNE.
For the weekly lrioune.
MYSTERIES.
By Aueu.rus sNopeRAss.

By AUGUSTUS SSopSEAsS.
Is vain! The student hath no art
To pierce the inner Truths which lie
Hid in the deep my sterious Heart
That fills the universal sky.
He strives 10 move tcfthout the walls
Of the great world, and In the balls
Where fancy VANDERBILT free
In her rapt ecstacy!
Back! invisible hands are there,
And close the portals Of the air;
30, thou rnayst dream of sights and sounds
And the walked Spirit may uprise,
And strive TO vaul, into the skies;
But through the spiri..woven bounds
That guard the inner Universe
This flesh and being may not pierce
Man, chained imprisoned to the EARN
Has thonybts Az limitless as Heaven,
And Soul that would on wings so io'te'
Daring as The bieh Unto'glven,
And with wild undinching eye,
Read the dread counseis Of the sky
Twas this soul-daring wild and high
That drew the changeful gods OF old
Down from the thickly peopled sky,
And raised Man 10 its thrones OF gold
The Hear, aspiring. heard the tale
How Ixion, sod-like. rode the sky
How Orpheus soothed the shrieklng wall
OF Hells wan ghosts with melody -
How the grim Titans dared TO war
With the nigh Heavens avenging powers,
And how. TO shine beauteous s,ar'
Astrea left her earthly bowers
But like the spectres Of dream.
Those fabulous gods have fed the sky,
Their broken thrones and sceptres CLEAN
Only in realms Of Poesy
There still shall Orpheus wildly sing.
And The lone Maid on virtue smile:
There Ixion strive with Heavens high King
The Titans build their warlike pile.
And The arin'd gods rush from their Thrones
And war with Earth's aspiring sons
The will 70 knox! the fierce desire
II Is the Titan that OF old
Dared the stern gods aveDYing Ire,
And down his towering mountains rolled.
We, arrange while with reluctant mind,
Compeled to own our VISION Dina,
And leave the mysteries we see
CIouded in deeper mystery,
We with ,yraunic souls, would still
Force human judgment TO our will
AS well the mole nigh; scourge its kind,
That dared, perchance. its will oppose,
Deeming the world they still could md
Stretching an inch beyond their nose
Mans creed, like his own soul, Is free
And none may stand tween him and Heaven
Presum ptuous Bigot turn and see
How much thou hast to be forgiven!
Let virtuous judgment rule the Mind,
And Mans high Spirit wander free,
The few Truths in one path to find,
Sent as human legacy,
Which all may modestly possess,
And read as Time hath given us Art;
Fearing that should our souls do less,
And scorn usurping rule the Heart,
Like the pale gods that shrieked and fell
In the tumultuous war of Heaven,
We may, madly, like them rebel,
And fall soul. shaken, lightning riven!
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s,-~S,+ ssss. BEAtk's OiI4-HIGaLY SCENT
-, ya,,-e--Sis$ Ed AND PURE, FOR THE HAIR-O!
SSSSE$7ssx-c sli preparstCnsfor th- HAIR orW HIS
4tss5zEs-!ssSSSS hEhS nothing zqGG- lns o. pfrpaf-
f5skz~-1rTE6es- ri rom BEARS GREASE In most
~ "a instances il RESTORES THE RAIR
-<--e<s-- - TO THE BALD zat vii etectaS.y
prevent j. from "a ing Of y Any Il long ed ty
.uch eminent oily .icia3s aGd csu.s SIR dC
DAVT and SIR HENRY HALFoRD thzi pure Bears
Grease properly prepared the b-e thing ever cover
sd for the preservation OF The ha, ana restoring when
bald NESSRS A B. SANDS & CO. have speren 10 ex-
n getting the ge1ure Bears Grease from C1na1s
ara elsewhere snd prepared u lr such
tie Oh, combined with lis r perfume rx;srrs II rdis.
p-nsab.e for the toilet and dressing room OF all
Sold By A. g. SANDS Co, 473 Broad xsy Grsuits
Buildings corner o. Chanb-rs-st Sold also BIZ 3 D.
SANDS Eul,eE-s and n East Broadway; and he Drug.
gs generally ,hrouS houI the UE.ed States Prizes 50 cuis
urge and IS cents al bottles d6I
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6tationcrn, Mr.

ENVELOPES FOR LETTERS.-A hne assor'-
e meI Jus, made up for use under The new Postage
Law They are OF strongest Post Once paper, suitable
Tor .;sa peal, by c. ROOT CO Publishers,
lew cor. OF Wsllst l52 Pear-st
1NUE POCKET EsCRIT0IR-Bensa email! ee-
illuminated Is IN by ?. III in. deep,l uDitug The entire
requisites or the portable desk aud containing the Justly
celebrated coin and letter balance, with pen holder, new
application of inksand with Inda-ribber stopper! steel
pens letter and cbeguer SEAL memorandum tablet and
bo,iing card - inch measure, lnd4bber, 80 gum, me-
dalton and other waters, sticks OF sealngwax wax Ia
per wax pronrtnean lights being sufficient TO seal 600
letters &c For sale By JOHN j. BROWN co.
dIs i22F1lton-st near Nassau
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Second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN lss sA;p .iIeaiie, FROM Rapana-Mrs Mars, Nc.
drego- Bazsn, Pedro Posoda Peter jenkins, and in
the s.sersss
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Cc0DYEAR,S PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
u aitiens.-The attention OF dsaers Is solicited To
the shove goods being superior bucksEin IN durability
and q, less price hey De saturated effected
with aier or any liquid, with acids, and per
,Iy soil ind plan; the cedest clinses FOR sale al
wholesale re,sl by 0EO. 6EsCHEh-
I'M broadGhY-
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post Ofhce,
Saturday, December 27:
r pha.s r.ea.los. tie DATE Of The List IN ''aseh

T Please me
or. Gdrerised.
/ Allen, hlrs.
W6ler.5t .
Au,tio, afi.- 3'ari
( Appleby, NJ vs. a a
Ansmon, Mise Hes
ur-si.l
At~elI Mrs. Chan
Allen, ailss (Cnei
y--t
Armstrong, Mss
ND1iI
Burns, Ann
cranagsn, Miss Z
liza
Barber. MissMsrih
Bszill, Maria
Bremen, MisGBridi
Bayard, Mrs. Re
maipe G
beals. MIS-. DR..
Bernard, Md'!le.
Benreii. Mrs.sara
ertho Mise Jul
Brewster Miss Ne
~ +.
Brady, Mas Ann
Billings Miss Sara
B!-hop, Mrs Sara
Brow nMrs Sarah
Brocbslhsnk, Mn
Lydia
Brocchus .Mrshar
Bcyden, Mrs. d.
Brown, Mrs. Ann
4 Brown, Mrsmary
Bull,nrs. Euzabelt !,
Burt, Miss b tsey b
Burne!l, Mrs b
Burcsbe9, Miss An
ia " 4,
BRYANT. Mrs FL B
Corlin, Mrs.
Campbell. alr-EMzt
Crn,.tock, Mrs. Z.
Casey. Mary
CSrolinc. Miss
fWashington-st.
Chapman, Mrs. D.
Cham ers.Chroline
Carroll. Miss Mar
Cas- y. FleDor
Caldwell, Miss Ma
linda
Chandon, M rsAnnE
Carpenter, Nj 'ss IA
Doni
Clements, b! ISIS FL
len
Corcoran Catharint
COrd.D, Mrs.
Coidil, Miss Mary
Golfer, Ann
Coyle, Ellen
Coghlsn, Mss. Ann
Connolly, Miss
Bridge,
Cocker, Miss Ellen
Crooks, Miss Eliz-
eheth
Corcarun, Margaret
Cosalaud, Jane
COl.man.Mrs Abs
Coffin. Mics Caro-
line j.
Coburp, MIS-. NJ. L,
Condit, Mrs.
Conley, Mrs. Pr.s'
ella
Colgau,D Miss Mara'I
Cornell, Miss Anna
81
Currenshiiss (5ih-si
Cunningham, Mrs.
Letiila
Curtis hlissSusanB
Denney, Mnry
ally, Allss Sarah
Observation-Disclosures
Dean, Mrs James,
Den III, MissHarriel
Devoe, ailas Hester
D-uiney,Mrs sal.
lrn-at
Dillon, Margaret
Dowdal, Mrs.
DooliDg. Eiizabeil
Duryeahi VI
DUpreyM Aublne
En2nu. Mrs.
Bridget
Ednious n iss Emily
Emerson, Miss Sa.
rah NJ.
Everis, Niles Mary
NJ.
ElInorc, Mrs. Neal
thy ..
Fuguu. Miss
Farrell, Miss Fran
ces..2
Frame, Mrs. Hen
ry tSd-av.l
Fceney MrsSomers
FlecEnor, MissEliz
nbe'h
Ferguson, SlissCar-
dine
Fish,Alrs ELIJAH eth
Fisher, Sophia
Finn, Mrs.
Fowler, Miss l..
Fowler, Miss Eliza
beth
Frost, Mrs. (3d.av
Flvnn. Miss Mary
ssillilund, Mrs
Garrison, Miss Juh,
Gabriant, Nlrs.Mar
tina
Gage, Mrs. Judla
Gerard Miscellany
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1u<ss7r> Ro5iAN EYE BALSA Moor WEAK
SASSs@ AND INFLAMED EYES.--Tnis E.issIn Is
SnSSSs pr-scTp iion OF Of the celebrated
d W y OcuiiSts-hss been long Time in uss, anu i.
% confidently recommended 20 Inc public the
beet successful saye Used for InaGnmatory
diseases o the eye in where the eyeGs iuaa=d
the bail Of The eye tckly covered with blood, IL
almost Ike magic, and all appearance OF tsesse
se. two or three applications.
In diGness OF sight caused By fixed attention minute
objects or By long exposure 20 s.rcng light and Ia
Partial OF siyEt from sickness old aye
rcs:or-r and should De used by al ho md ner
eye s!gh, falling without any apparent disease This Be-.
has restored sight IN many Instances where Amos,
total blindness, caused by excessive Inflammation has x
Ise or eight years Inflammation end caused By
blows, wounds the By e1trareols
bodies irritating Introduced under the eye!ds u
very removed Dy Tie application OF i- Bslsa One
TIA! Will convince the .ncredaous Of ia Astonishing
efficacy Putup IN jars with full directions FOR use Prce
= cent? Prepared and sold BY A. Z. SANDS L co.
wholesale and retail Chemists ard Druggists X73 Broad
y Eszi Broadway And sold szo By al respectable Drug
giE;s IN th- Tnt-d Stats ds i'm
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SAVE YOUR DOLLARS-S,0o 900 dcz hrs. premium
~ Suipen1srs
1890 pairs meas, woEn-n's and chldrens Rubbers
2GeD co mems strapped 0yershoes, leather soles
900 do do Metallic do
900 de- ladies' Metallic Buskirs
sGl do do do Slipper and Sandals
go do d. Sandals, leather so.es
=. OF which are warranted equal the best II the
world snd 70 retain ther color under aay cedmstances
for sse cheap lie warehouse OF tic N5Esrs, " J. In
dia Rubber fsc,Ory, IS M.id-n-Ane
M n HUTC aINSOS RUNYO&
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70, Sai 5,,,; r.

one ess moeJ -, osse.-ior sboalG be gwen a'
soon IS March or April Address horut7' 4lo"1e 01eo
dss #
S..y4TT4BLE PROPERTY FOR Sae--S.m1'-
ss 81 on tue west side tue CayuS. Ltze, aSu 'tre
ELL niles S1i;l OF The CayEsa Bridge II he Va&e az
c,sa Consisting Of arss brick bGtin modern
- T IN III most substantial. manner with bcs wood
;,b i've acre. o; srd pleasarly situated the
tss,ks Of he Csyugs Lake where the cis:e = mid and
ff seasors sarly. TIE above properly viii % so!i ye5
io-pari OF the purchase money car -e'n on 5o9d s-
% ana an gutsblc t.t!s VII Dr. gwen Apply %
H $50 IN. WILLIAM l. BOYD. :! s9-lhse
g. EXECUTORS SAL. i o; Res! s='a'e;--Ias b.
scribers Executors oil ne .as. y - nu s. -,
OF Spsan AycFigg, viii sell a. PUBIC aues'2n. ~ '"e
u,Ss, Fx-bgrg,. at uooc Tue,csy. ne SON pece-
Der tn-l tAntEou, Blocker. A1eGoaeer NE 'o-o"lns
$500 90, 5 10; No ;aS wsshnr,'1-s: beas ;he
Northa. corner OF Washington snd Fni.ol ss. oPpose
Een.e Lot No SO Greerwichsit being the North
Eas! coraer OF Greenwich AID North Moor IS -.
Two Lots the East .ide OF 5n-Hyrae' We l'sr
Of 5lhsL wi. be sJt IS three o;s o. y ee .Ie ~,
Two Lots on North side Of .sth-;i osSinl1s ~ se'
East from the S.h sv-uGeesch lot - let chss 80.
Titles perfect For further particglsts see BNechors 40
ver,isemeni IN the Mornny Courier snd Nev-fofs snqn.
EIherist C,A1GkL6u' t.Neei 49,; 20
d6tS1v Z. AYCRl ie. >l-Aa a2el.ss,
o. FOE SAI. It's new e.r,,tt Go,ac Stone koise
si and 10, No. Gr,nsrcy PARK Dh-st The stossss
@ stis-c d.rtctly on thai beagifl PEr@, $ ee'tnni
s. fss deep three ANA alc -S1, ana OF 80 Ss'
cornodiols construction l. hss CDt1l WISER, ess pPet
and rrrnsce rss connected with eNcseE: .nIuac5
throughout There spacious ball marble Aed - Marie
nantes :tarv in irs, story, plate II he I" he!fent
rlA:ed furniture IL sll the rcoul-esih rooms se ws!e.
coscts rehogary doors Il frat s,0!y vefsutsh 'front.'
srd r.ar sr the whole repeta vita every convenience er
,Isrg- family nd dnisht 10 ire, mos; neat sS
r,arrar II. house vii be sold s!tcr win or " .ioti
he lot 10 te rear or lq;-- Eor terms winch WI De nc
conmodatng, apply TO ELiAC TON 3 S:NB % A.er,
chsnt.' exchange, or c. L g. BELDEN, 10 GramleIcy
Park or - Wsli-st . =
g. STEAM POWER ana rooms 10 lei IL the III
g. bune Buildings. Apply at this oii'1e. ;,o,.
es5 E1IlnI FOR i:.--Silla!eo la- Rosa from
New Rochelle White Plains a5olt eq1i d snniion'
SIR each containing $50 ACRES OF LAND a.! Oh %hlen
I. Plough Land excepting Ten Acres whchis Sc0c Lsro
Tr place is divided by lane, and ia laid cu into
los for cultivation All h., fence, Of stone 10 gced
orIer sud the ground n o. cultivation TIE '1-
lngs ali oi good Character anc 10 order For iEaic ~ y
% ). s. KENYON. On tae PREMISES. ~ ol
jgI :. ADRIANCE. e Johl-si New cra.
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Gamps, GntIerg, &r.

t-UHlpS, NN1IEIg, OF-
GENERAL FURNISHING Hardware, Cutlery,
VI Edge Tools. c.The subscribers invite purchasers
20 examine their very extensive assortment OF The above
mentioned articer Including Ivory handle table Knives and
Forks Tea Trays, Fire Sets aud 5 Gnds Coal Hots and
Pokers and Sleigh Bells, strapped and
Malls Locks, Lsches, Butts, Screws Flies, saws aiecha
les Tools in great variety including C0opers Tools OF Al
ber.sons Horizons, CongeTs GHd Rochester manufacture
All of winch viii be sold the lowest market price ut
wholesale pnd retail OSBORN s. LITTLE,
d9 i'm IS Fu,lon-sL between Pearl ind Water. alta.
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NCX0N. LEAvENwoRTH < CoMSTOCK,
A fnr AtlnchiIL. C. Lllinr

DN ORDER OF Hon. John w. Edmonds. Circuit Judge
ID Of tie First CrcuNotce Is hereby gwen pursuant TO
the provisions the authorizing attachments against
sbscondng concealed and nonresident debtors, that an 81
tachneRi has issued against the estate OF GlLbEkt L.
THOMPSON, resident of Washington, d. o. or else" mere
out of tins Stale and that the will be sold Tor the pay
nen debts unless he appear and discharge such attach
meul according law, within nine months from Tie hrs
publication ibis and That the payment OF any deols
due any person within this State and the delivery
TO him. for any property within the Stac be-
longing 10 him. The transfer OF any such property By him.
are forbidden By law, and void Dated the sh day OF
May, 1915. > SANAAt,
Attorney for Attaching Creditor No. Wal-sL New-fo OH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-29

PROFESSOR STRUVE-fI.a Late o; Brown tniversi-
~ is forming evening Glasses In The German md
French Languages. Gentlemen wishing ~ JON the sane
,v please leave eir names FL his rooms NO I'll BROAD
way. 40 1iheVu
FNRA iNt:-tv-i.ing Glasses for Instruction IN ihe
~ au accom- snents uo~ being formed al The
Seec, School, No III Green corner OF Houston s. unde
the charge gentleman, Professor Oi THIS All N several
Of the finest families and schools IN t= city and brooklyn
Farther PARTICULARS references &c. viii be made hn0wn on
application rs above between the hours OF A NJ and )
O'Clock T. NJ where also specimens OF the different styles
Taught msy he inspected dI9 I'M
NsU>i taught al your ffeside with much aclliy
fs and rapid progression new but nsverfainE sys-
tenn NJ DUMSDAY Professor OF Music is Broad way,
above CAnalsL continue 10 !esch ladies' AID genie
the Guitar, Singing Accordion ana |oNn IN al paris
OF New York ciIy reasonable terms. Apply as above
cj lm'
NIsBRONY - HIDING >CHUUL, no: 4os Bow
~ ery AsiOr ana LIZ rayette places New-fo!k Mr
hns Ire honor to announce that Schoel dcy and
evening for EqGesIrisn Tuition and exercise Riding.
TERMS:
LECTURE LESSONS EXERCISE AIDING.
10 do ............ 10 oo2o Rides...... .....le 20
i do ............ 5 cello do ............... ~
Single Leasons........ oosng.e Ridea.......,... x
Reed do 81 .,,., uo..s. ~ III. Road .,
pis Bas ''4 ETESf 81 Gqt cIas s'f 10 A' f'
single ........... l O1iSinsle Rides......... Is
RULES
l. All Lessons or Rides paid for commencing.
One hour allowed foTeach Lesson or Rde IN inc Schc"
s. One hour a..d half Tor a Lesson on the Road
= Hours for Ladies from !. n. 70 P II.
s. Hours for Gentlemen from 10 and from to y; ~
s. No gentlemen admitted during the houta appropriated
20 LsdieG.
l. oGiy three months allow I'd Tor Course OF Lessons or
Rldes
B. The School has been rehit=d and furnirhcd With
Stoves Ladies delicate health need be under no appe-
bension of taxing cold Io3l
card OF sddfes. requested previous 70 commencing