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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-31

Trust sale of Valuable Real Estate.
WILL be sold for cash payable in Alabama
w Bank Noes) in front Of the Mansion House,
in the city of Mobile, at IL NJ, on Monday, Noyem-
Der 17h 1915, by virtue of certain Deed of Trust,
executed 9th day of January, 1910, by Dennis Don
Kane, recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
County Court of sobile county, in Book Of M0rlga-
ges No. !, pages rs TO 10, that well known and de-
sirable country residence built by Col. Kane, and
now oc, upied by Wm. II. Redwood, Esq, situate
about three miles from the city, with out houses, gar
den, shrubbery, etc, described as follows Lot num-
her a. beginning at a stake the south side Of the
New Spring Hill Road, and running south from said
road six hundred and flty-two (6s2) feet, thence
weslwardy along tue anrth boundary line OF proper
~ belonging 10 Lavina Murphy, conveyed To her by
u. D. Kane, hv deed bearing date July 2, 1899,
hundred (l00) feet TO a stake, thence north six
hundred and twenty eight feet. eight inches t62S
6-12) The sand New Spring Hill Road, and thence
easterly along The south side Of said road 10 the
place Of beginning containing one ll9o-435bo acres
bounded the easi by lot formerly conveyed to
John Elliot, the south by property olLavina Muir
ply, on the by lot numbered four, and on the
north by the Spring Hill Road. Also--Lot number
ed five, beginning AT stake ON The south side o the
New Spring Hill Road, and running from the said
road south six hundred aud twenfy-eight feet eight
inches 1928 8-12) the northern boundary line of
tine property ofihe SAID Lavina Murphy, designated
by stake, thence weslwardly along said line from
SAID stake hundred (l00) feet 10 IA stake, thence
north six hundred and six ect four inches {6O6 1l2)
the New Spring Hill Road, thence esstwardly
along the sonl side Of the said road one hundred
(I0O) feel 10 the place Of beginning, containing
099O2-i25O acres-buunded on the east BY lot No.
L. on the south b, The property oflavina Murphy,
the west by lot nlinbep6, and on the north by the
New Spring Hill Road, IN manner and iorm Except
the omission OF "A private road Of 30 feet wide) as
the said lots are marked and laid down plan OF
lots executed by Jnmes DowelI, Surveyor, which is
recorded in The Office Of The County Court Of Mobile
countythe said lots being part OF the premises
veyed Lv Isaac II. Erwin and Joseph Clement, by
deed dated May %, 1888, 10 D. ID. Kane and l..
murphy, recorded in the Office of the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, in book w, pages
40 to 423. JNO. DUNCAN, Trustee.
by LiEDsAY & Fox,
oct2s 223lds Attorneys in fact.
o. The Advertiser will please copy.
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rtNGaIarH sCHOOL.

BARTON ACADEMY--DAsEMENT STORY.
FHNiIS SCHOOL will be opened On the 10Th INST,
Il under The charge Of Z. f. BoYNToN, A. b., an
efficient and experienced teacher. Reading, Spell
ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar will be faithfully taught. Tuition for boys
under eight Yeas, So; over eight, SD per month
No pupil will lie received for shorter term than
two months. The tuition for that time will be re-
auired, invariably, in advance. The school will be
under the general supervision of the subscriber.
octlllI2 ID. /. MERRILL.
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SALE DE- NEGROES

On MONDAY the oath day Of November next, ut
the Court House Of Mobile county, between the
hours Of 10 AM. and PM will be sold all the fol.
loving described Negro Slaves. which were convey
ed 10 the President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Mobile, by John B Hogan, 10y deed Of the
2zd June, 1913, recor led in lsok No 6, page 1923
1924, the Office of The Clerk Of the County Court
Of SAID county. The Negroes described in The
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SHERIFFsS SALES.
GHERIfFsS SALE
William Barrett.
"a f. Ia.
IN. L.

Isno C!so.
WILL be sold f.r cas! % front of the Court
w iion7o doo' Ct Mobile county. on the first
Monday Of November, 1876, between TIE hours oil
O'Clock N. aud loc!lCk PN. of SAID CAV, ali the
right, tille aud interest Of Iai0 orio IA and 10 The
following described piece, ptrce ~ lot Of aad and
premises, situated, hing and heg IN the cou1iy of
Mobile, 10 vii: TIE south hail of the north eest
quarter Of secIion nnuber wenlyrix. tef) in Town
ship number two, ~ Of range number ynr "a west.
containing eghis aud sevehIy-lwo hunreGjIs ofacres
-Sald land having been levied rs the property Of
Zeno Oiso, BY virtue OF The above stated execution
which issued from The Circuit CourI OF Mobi'e couu-
~ aud 10 me directed.
ne4 2lOtds G. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
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oct4 2lOrds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

WILL be sold for cash in front Of the Cour
w House door OF Mobile county, on Monday the
4ih day OF May, 1885, between the hours oil II o.
clock AM. and ! O'Clock PM. Of said dav, one dark
MuHlto Negro Man called MARTIN, aged about 80
years, feet inches high, and says thai lac helongs
TO George Bearro, who resides about $50 miles
above New Orleans, md Stale OF Louisiana. Said
negro man Martin having been committed TO the Jail
of Mobile county, alabama. as II runway slave by
Josiah wilkins, ESQ.,, Justice ofile peace Of Mo-
bile county, On the 2lih day Of September, si5, aud
his owner or owners having failed 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take him away, he
therefore will he sold IN compliance with The statute
IN such made and provided to pay Jail fees.
oc29 223 {. BANCROFT, SHERIFF NJ. e.
o. The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag
Journal, Tusca loosa, and Hunts, lille Democrat, and
please copy tail dav OF sale. will
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ri VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.E;;M The Brick building on south west corner ofSt
Anthony and Joachim streets, having front Of l56
feet on 81 Anthony and 81 feet on Joachim street.
AIso-Vacant lot on Joachim street, adjoining The
new Methodist Church on the south, having front
on Joachim street of about 43 6-l2 feet, by depth
Of 100 feet.
Also--Frame dwelling and lot south east corner Of
Third and Walnut streets, having front on each
street of ITO feet.
paIt of the purchase money will be required 10
eash-balance can remain on mortgage. Apply at
the Office OF the Merchants Insurance Company, No.
A St Francis street. stta
janSl II. w. Me9oY. Secretary.
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IIANC0CK's { MANN's ADAMANTINE
oct 4 gle


10 Il N tbs Aka.
nR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate
H. lief to the most acute TooTH ACHE, Whine il
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also
lrely destroy the so that the tooth may lie
plugsed and again become useful, without any pain
Whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every
thing injurious 10 the organization Of the tooth or
that will dseolor il.
Certificates Of its efficacy, from some of the most
respectable citizens, may he seen II the OFFICE,
southeast corner Of Royal and Dauphn-siiee,s, over
Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royast.
G59Every operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
TO last mh2I 94If
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BY &. w. OGDEN.
L. MURRAY. Jr. An,
Trust Sale OF VaIuablo Reai Estate.


SALE DAYS-THesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days. Always on hand general assortment ofGro-
oeries and Western Produce.
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BY MARSH ROWE * CO.
A. ) HUNTINGTON, A uciioneer
By s. s. 1. L. JONES.
- InNLI N,at.ano,,

=. L. JONES. Aucuoneer.
THIS DAY. at 8 O'Clock, at our grocery sales
roem, will be sold general assortment Of Groee-
ries, consisting o!
Old Bourbon and recli6ed Whisky
Gunpowder, HYson and Pouchong Teas
Holland and Domestic Gn, Wine Vinegar
Pure French Brandy, new LeaI Lard
Domestic Brandy, in and pipes
New Mess and Prime Pork, Soap
Tobacco, various bi ands; assorted COrdals
Lemon Syrup, Champagne and Madeira w ines
Cider, in buxes, INSPECTED Flour
Sperm Oil, N f. Rum, Salt in bngs
Kentucky BaggIng and Rope
Tobacco, various brands, Collins Axes
Regatta and La Norma Segais
No Campbell Soap, Wlndow Glass
At IL O'Clock precisely
Ia Dry Goods Sales Room, will he sold genera
assortment of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Silk, Madras and Cotton Hdkfs, Hosiery
Gum Elastic Suspenders, fine Cloth Jackets
Fine Cashmere and Broad Cloth Dress Goats
Do Frock Fine Broad Cloth Over Goats
Do Tweed md Sack Linen Bosom Shirts
Kentucky Jeans and ssattinet Pants, with many
other articles. Terms cash.
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Y AW NOTICE--JoHs WOODWARD and Tho
RZ MAS WOODWARD have associated IN the prac-
lice of the Law and will practice in tho Courts Of
Law aud Equity in the following counties, viz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and Talladesa; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa
D9-Of6ce at ralladegi, Ia. dec9Ky
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IN FALL FASHION HATS AND CAPS. IN.
90 The Subscribers have INST received IN
" from New York the Fall Fashion Of ~
Genilemen's HAS, consisting in part OF superfine
Black Beaver, Nulria, Moleskin and Cassanere.
Also-a very superior article Of gentemen's Oil
Silk Cans. For sale by
w. II. & II. F. CRAWFORD,
seni23c IL Daut hin street.
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,Hard,oare and Ship chandieIv al AUCTION.

tAI"u'oWe "tu sup o"u'"tby az AUTUMN.
On SATURDAY next, LIST proximp, at lC ~
clock, en- the second floor of our Dry Goods sales
room, will be sold very extensive lot Of HARD
WARE, CUTLERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
large invoice oil Solar, Aston aud Ornamental
Lamps, Candelahras, lanlherns of various descrlp-
tons, Fire Proof aud Asbestos Safes, of VIII ich
Catalogues will be issued Tomorrow. The lots are
well worthy the attention of the trade.
G1-1he above goods are open for examina-
ton.
Sale poqitiye and without reserve Terms cash,
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nAINTS-Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, YER
II digris, Chinese and American Fernilion. Grange
and Mineral, aud fine assortment Of Artists Col
ors, ground in oil. Just received at
oci2t ToDD'S, ~ Dapphip street
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EDUCATION, &C.

apR. VlGU3, SEMINARY iar BOYS, viii he
isA opened on MONDAY, 20lh inst, IN the
Building nex unrlh Of the Episcopal Church, on ~
Emahne street The number Of pupils IN this
Sclla1 is limitedto THIRTY. To these Mr.. SlGuS
will give his whole during the usual school
hours. ttS 2l6Kmo
RER. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG Ia
I'VE DIES, will reopen in the basement story OF
Tie Jackson street Church, between ST. Michael and
ri. Louis streets, on MONDAY. the 20lh nf Ocln-
Der. The course Of Study viii embrace thorough
practical educntion rs also the different branches ol
ornamental study. The number Of pupils will he
limited as many only as The Principal can give
personal attention to. Nnassisanis Will be employ
ed except in the branches OF Music, Drawing PANT
ing, and Modern Languages. These will be taught
by Ihe most approved masters, vet m restriction
will he placed on patrons who prefer others.
The terms will be "a. So So and 81 per month
payable IN advance
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NEW ANIL FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
lNHEsRY & SToDDART, corner OF Cont and
Water streets, are now opening their new stock Of
Gen,emen's Clothing, adapted for the fall and win
ter trade, consisting Of
Snper6ne Dress and Frook Goats
Business Goats of Cashmere, Tweed &c
Doe Skin Pants and Sa,inette Goals
Black French and CASHMERE PantiIoons
Do Fancy French Cashmere OF new style
Do Saiinetie assorted qualities and prices
Vests Of every description
Shirts, Hosiery and under clolhlNs Alvord's fash
ionable Iiats-togeiher with other article suitable
for gentIemen's wear, all oi which they will sell al
their usual loo prices for cash only. ocii6
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NJOTICE-The firm of Jas. SANDS & Co. is this
Y da, dissolved by mutual consent, X. MES
LIER retiring from The concern. The name OF the
firm will be only used in Liquidation.
JAS. SANDS continues the Commission business
on his own account and under the sryle of SANDS
& Co ocI2l
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I 222ms G. BANCROFT, shit NJ. c.
SfIE.RlFFi5 SALE.
Wm. Jefferson.

VS. Il. Ia.
Ashby W. Elhridge and George 5. Martin. his Sc
curity.
M I'LL be sold for cash ia front of the Court
w liouse door Of Mobile county, on The first
Monday Of November, 1915, between the hours of IL
O'Clock Am. and O'Clock of said day, all the
right, tile and interest Of Askby W. Ethtidge, in
and to the following described piece, parcel OF lot
of land and premises, situated, lying and being in
the city of Mobile on The east side Of Ann street,
between Dauphin way and Government street, COM
mencing al the north east intersection OF
Ann street and Caroline avenue, thence running
northNardIy hundred and forty-iye t2I5) ee and
six inches, thence eastwardly and parallel with
Dauphin way street Que hundred and twenty 1900
feet az -four lncheS thence s0uthwardly hundred
and ioriy-ive (245) feet eight inches 10 Caroline
avenue, and thence westwaIdy and along the neriIi
line Of Caroline avenue hundred and twenty
feet D20) 10 the place Of beginuing:-The same ha
wing been levied on the property Of Ashhy w.
Eihridge, by virtue ofthe above stated execution,
which issued FROM the Circuit Court of Mobile couu-
" and to me ERECTED.
aJn.I- nANf.pnU,r- C,L...a
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GOPARTNERSHIPN OTICE-Ihe undersisn-
v ed having associated with him Mr.. J. M. Stan
ard, the Auction and Commission Business will
be continued under The firm of DoRRANcE &
STANARD alter the LIST of October.
ia C, w. DORRANCE.
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OSENDALE HYDRAULIC EMENT-rhe
HI attention Of Engineers. Architects, Builders
and others, requiring the use Of Hydraulic Cement,
Of any kind, is requested To HE article Of Rosendae
Hydraulic Cement, manufactured by Nelson &
Brown, which possesses the following important pro-
perties: impery to moisture, extreme tena-
city, hardness aud durability, rendering in fact ar
tfclal sione--lt is recommended as IA superior arti
Gle for all kinds OF hydraulic masonry. and is parti-
cuary adapted for the construction Of ioric'tons,
canals, mill dams, sewers, bridge foundations,
drlns watts, reservoirs Of all kinds. and for all other
building purposes where Cement oil any kind IS want
ed. Warranted equal to any Cement manufactured
the United States-pui up in tight casks llpa-
pered, and win keep good ioI length Of time.
$50 bbls Of the above Cement landing and for
sale by f. G. CENTER & CO.,
oc,24 corner orConti and Commerce streets
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4 NOMMIrTED to The jail of Washington county
Sou the 22d Of June 1915, by william Chapman,
Esq, Justice Of the Peace, runaway slave called
PETER, who has told variety Of tales, saying
that he belonged 10 different persons-and lie
SAYS he belongs TO Thomas Williams of Taledega
county, recently moved to Arkansas. He is about
feeI g inches hugh, very dark mulaio. and about
IS or SO years oil age, has sore on his left leg,
bite and two his forehead, running up and
down. The owner is requested 10 forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him away or
he will he disposed Of according 10 aw.
sep9 l99Kmo w. 7. SPARKS, Sheriff w. e.
U lTTELL'S LIVING AGE-Part IA IS ready
n for subscribers, al % Dauphm street, where
subscriptions will be received. Back numbers
be obained by application to
sep6 S. W. ALLEN, Agent.
OPISIoHs OF THE PREss-The selections
of a high order Of merit, and afford agreeable
variety, being confined 10 particular department
ofliteiature. There is the grave and the gay, both
Of prose and poetry, all in the most beautiful and
finished style Every general reader should take
the Living Age, ii he wishes to become acquainted
with the world around him, and progress with it
Cincinnati Daily Times.
One oil The best things Of the kind winch has yet
appeared IN this country. 1t contains the very
ca cam Of Inc foreign quarter'ies and magazines.
printed in rema kabe and readable style
Picayune.
IANCOCK'S & MANn'S ADAMANTINE
l. 4 CANDLES. These beautiful Candles pos
sess the aforementioned advantages advantages over
others, in the following respects:
From their extreme hardness and purity, they
will 30, melt under 1915 degrees, whilst wax mella
under $50 degrees.
They are free from any unpleasant smell whatever,
require no snufng, and warranted free from ar
senic or any Other deeierie1s composition.
Their superiority To WINK sperm candles, and
| their reasonable cost IN comparison, render
them article highly deserving the attention Of
merchants and shippers generally. For sale 10y
MARSHALL. ROWE and CO,
oct 42l0 Agents fur the Manufacturers
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UVIRE TNSURANCE--The subscribers, agents
Il for the Contributionship Insurance Company of
New York, continue to take risks on Buildings,
Merchandise and other property at the Invest rates
of premium. HUNTINGTON CLEVELAND,
ielO No IS St Michael street.
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PUBLIC SALES
BY DoRRAxCE * :sr4NAHD.
A DaDKlsn A,,,t.c,..s-

BY D0RRAECE X :sp4NAHD.
q N. PARKER. Auetonesr.
~ o'clock III uur sales room,
a general asso: tment oil Groceries.
Alsu House and Kitchen FnfnBie
BY MARSHALL, ROWE * co.
A. HUNTINGTON, Auciioneer.
THIS MORNING.. al 81 o'c!orl, At salcs room,
will be sold
PKsEEY- Negroes. 20 years old, healthy aud able
budIed good field htnd.
JANRY- her Child 4 years OLD.
On Monday Morning. At IS O'Clock.
A Moro NOMAN. about 30 wears of age. good
plain cook and excellent washer and raner.--
Terms cash.
THIS MORNING, Al 81 o'olock-Bacon Sides,
Shoulders aud Hams, Whiskey and Gin, 81 Louis
and Ohio Flour, Sugar and Molasses, Butter and
Cheese, Pork, Candles, etc.
AFTER WHICH
20 cases Meas aud. Boys Kin and Calf Rrogans,
Slippers, Youths Brogans aud SHOES. Terms cash.
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fsA TO RENTING fine new aud commodious
ts:!A brick two story Dwelling House, with TWO
sloIy brick Kitchen, on The north side Of 81. Mi
chael, between ST. Lawrence ane Cedar Streets
The house has well finished rooms. and The par
ors have folding doors, with panlries &c. Posses
sion given on The LIST Of November nexi-but If se-
CURED it can be gwen on the LIST day OF October.
A.ply 10 JAS. DEVINE, or TO
auol4 81 81 JONES.
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HIRE & MARINE ms TRANCE The 'Pro.
H. lection Insurance Company of Hartford, Con :,
will insure buildings Of brick wood, aid their
contents, in the CITY Of Mobile or its vicinity also
take Marine or iver risks on cargo only, at the
tomary rate of premium. JNO G RYAN,
octlS Agent, ST. Michael ST.
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MIR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
I'VE will re-opeu his School on the 20h instant, m
the Second story of The Academy. instruction VIII
be given as hereofpre IN the various branches OF a
thorough English and Classical Education Tuition
IS aud SO per month, payable in advance, com
peten teacher Of French will be employed, and pu,
pills will he taught 10 speak, well az TO read and
write the language, Charge-Ss2 per month.
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Ia FOR RENT--The lower tenement Of the
s::M two story Brick Dwelling House, on the
south side of 81 Michael, between Claiborne and
Franklin streets, being the first dwelling above the
residence of. Wanroy, Esq. The house has FIVE
rooms "A pantry cloaet and ce,nented cellar. There
is fine cislern, together with kitchen, ironing room
and servants room on the premises. Apply to
sep6 |. &. DuBOSE 4 co. 80 Water ST.
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H
USliE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU-
Il TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. being now prepared TO take Marine, River
and Fire risks at thd usual rates Of prem un, soil.
cit share of patronage. This Company has assets
after proridingor the losses by the late fire in New
York, Of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
oct IA JAMES MAGEE g. co, 66 Com. st.
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IN in front of the Court House OF Mobile county,
on Friday, the 7th day of November next, between
the hours of IL aud O'clock all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture of the Iale Mrs. Rachel y. Shep-
herd, deceased, consisting of Double and Single
Bedsteads, double and single aud straw Mat
irasses, comforiers, quilts, blankets, sheets, &c !;
Tables chairs, bureaus wardrobes. hooking glasses,
carpets, crockey ware, glass ware, S'r; cooking
stove. potts. ovens, &c; Nil of which is well worthy
OF the attention of Boarding House keepers and
others. c. J. SHEPHERD, Administrator.
4. Ii. GALE. Auctioneer. ocI9 PIP 80dys
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IA FOR RENT.-The three slory brici store
G:: on the southeast corner Of 81. Francis and
Water streets, now occupied by ID b Crane and
Taylor & Mcltae. Possession lst November, APP
ply TO Ioct9l HENRY & STODDART.
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NOTICE-The copartnership heretofore existing
L Y under the firm OF DEsHoH, TAYLOR MY
Frs, is this day dissolved.by mutual consf Mt. The
undersigned having purchased the interest of THos.
r. TAYLOR, will continue the business under the
style Of DEsHoH Il MYERS, and are charged with
the liquidation of the late firm.--June 10, 1916,
CHARLES A. DESHON,
a2l SANItEI. p. MYERS.
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nISSOLUTlON-1he firm OF COOKE & Bow
IL EN- is this iay dissolved. The name Of the firm
will be used only in liquidauon.' X. q. COOKE,
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY Iss. Co..
No. Sc Wall-street. :
VHNHE TRUSTEES OF the Mutual Safety lnsu
a rance Company have The satisfaction of inform
ing the public that, after providing loI the payment
in cash Of their losses by ne late fire, and all other
claims, the Company is in possession OF Bonds and
Mortgages, and substantial Premium Notes 10 an
amount exceeding 600; in addition to which
they have received from their dealers his city a
new subscription of 100 900, making total of
reliable assets Of upwards of Ss45D,00
Iiy order of The Trustees.
ZEB. COOK, President,
ALFRED PElL, Vice President.
Jos. Il. COLLINS, Secy.
The office of this Agency will be re-opened about
the LIST oil October, and will continue its business Of
Fire. River aud Marine Insurance as usual
sept2O lOl ROBT. 5. BUNKER. Agent.
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Tariff of Charges for the shippers Press
and Warehouses for the Seasons 1915
and 1916.
STORAGE for Planters Cotton for The first month,
NOpei Dale ............... 10
For one month thereafter, per bale .........l 10
Drayage from the wharf, per bale. ......... OF
For COMPRISING, per bale. ................s 80
Storage, drayage and wharfage on compressed
cotton per bale. ......... ......'....- ~
All other charges same last season.
The above Tariff 10 lake effect on the first day Of
September next.
r. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.
lei 1871