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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-08-09
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
Tppah County.
CIRCUIT Court, 9Th day of April ls45.
Elizabeth Barker,
William o. Barker,

HVIlIS day came The Complainant by her
Attorney, and il appearing TO the salts
faction of the Court, upon opening the
matters of this Bill, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of the State Of Mississippi,
so that the ordinary process OF this Court can.
not be served upon him. 1t is Therefore ordered
BY the Court, that unless the said defendant
appear at the next term of this Court. on the
first day thereof, to be held for the County OF
Iippah, in the State OF Mississippi, at the Court
House in the Town Of Ripley, on the last Mon
day OF September lS45, and plead, answer, or
denur to the bill of the said complainant, tina,
the allegations therein contained will be taken
as confessed and said cause set for final hearing
and decreed accordingly Il is further ordered
by the Court, that thus order be published in
the Ripley Advertiser, news paper published
in the Townof Ripley, 10 the State Of Missis
sippi. for thespace of Three Months, notifying
the Defendant of the tendency Of this suit,
HARDY w. SIRlCkLlra, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Complanants Bill charges, that she was
married to defendant in Tppah County, State
Of Mississippi, in the year 1889, that they lived
together happily and peaceably for eighteen
Months and from some cause not known to
complainant, her said husband the defendant,
left her and went 10 places unknown, but again
returned to said County but did not return 70
her; and after remaining some little time, he
again left and went to Jefferson County Ala
bama, where he has remained ever since, thai
he has taken no care Of Complainant since he
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Coon Apvior,.-We copy the following good
sdyice rom 80 exchange pspor which We lbink
W worthy Of fompnbefngi Ma content as
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an edilofs poekeif, nor have an idea that Ne 10
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black your own boots aod pay for your news.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Tppah County.
CIRCUIT Court, 9Th day Of April 1915.
Wiley Pope, Executor of
the Estate of William
H. Pope, deceased. )
Milo Forsyth.

II. Pope, deceased.
Milo Forsyth.
"YHlS day came the complainant by Attor-
ney, and ii appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of The State of Mississippi, so
that the ordinary process Of this Court cannot
be served upon him. II is therefore ordered by
the Court, that unless the said defendant APP
pear at the next term of this Court, on the first
day thereof, to be held at the Court House in
the Town of Ripley, for the County of I'ppah,
in the State of Mississippi, on the last Monday
in September ls45, and plead, answer or demul
10 conplainants Bill, that the allegations there
IN contained, will be taken as confessed, ant
this cause set for final hearing, and decreed &C
cordiDgy. 1t is further ordered by the Court
that this order be published in the Ripley Ad
vertiser, news paper published in the 7owr
OF Ripley, in the State Of Mississippi. for The
space OF Two Months successfully, notifying
the defendant of the tendency OF This suit
HARDY W. STRICKLlN, CLERK.
ABSTRACT.
Complainants Bill charges, that on the 9th
of April 1912, William Il. Pope, now deceased,
sold to Milo Forsyth, the following land, lying
in Tippah County, State of Mississippi, to wit.
The South east Quarter, of Section Ten, in
Township Five, OF Range Two, east; for which
said Forsyth executed his note to said Pope,
for One Hundred and Five Dollars, due the
25th December l643 and the said Pope give
his Bond to Forsyth for title. that said Forsyth
has since left the State Of Mississippi and gone
to parts unknown to complainant, carrying with
him SAID title bond and leaving no effects in
the said State. Complainant charges said note
TO be specific lien upon said land.
Prayer, that said Forsyth be made defendant
and required to answer compliments bill, and
that said land be sold for the payment of the
purchase money, and prayer for such other and
further relief, as the case require, &c.
HARDY w. STRICKLlN, Clerk
June l4th i5-30--2m
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raE STATE OF mlssIssIppl.

rhE STATE or MlssIssipPL
Jtppsb County,
citouir covar, stb dsyoi April isi5
sI's'le,e Williams, ,.
Wesley Williams. ''''''
TUyiIi y day came The Complainant W her
htlef hey. and u appearing 10 The saiis
faction u the Court, that the DeioGdfni
fesdes beyond the limits ~ tho hisle u Me
s'ssppt 80 that The ordinary process oflsw can
not he served upon him. Its ih"f.lofc Ofdefod
ny The Court, that unless The fsid defSsdsnt AZ.
peu al tho next term ~ The Couf', on the liisi
Gay Thereof, 70 be held fDf the County on TIP
pab, NJ the Court House ~ tho Town 81 no
oy' W said State, on the las, Monday IN Sep
'ombof lsib, ana Plead, answef,o or demuf 10
compliments bill, that The same with al The MI.
legations therein contained viii be- taken ne con.
ieHsod, and This cause set for final hearing and
decfoed accordingly. II IL further ordered by
he Court, that this order be published ~ the
Ripley Advertiser, news paper published IN
he Town Of Ripley, IN the State OF Mississippi,
Tor Tho space OF Three Months notifying the
defendant Of The tendency Of this eui,.
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
CompaiDsnts Bill states, that in the year
1898, comp ainaDt and defendant were married
but that defendant has since, left her. with the
declaration on his part that he had determined
not to live with complainant, and that he new
er would again, and complainant further charges
the fact and truth to be, the said Wesley Will
Jams, so being her husband and the duties
ofsuch wholly ncglectlng, has for upwards OF
three years since their said Marriage wilfuly,
continually and obstinateIy deserted complai.
nant, and thereby cast her upon the world with
out comfort or support.
Prayer, that said Wesley Williams be made
defendant to complainants bill, d that the bonds
of Matrmony be dissolved between them, anC
for such other and further relief as the nature
Of the case may require.
HARDY w. STRlCKLIN, Clerk
| June l845-30-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration being gran
4 ted to the undersigned, on the Estate Of
George Rogers, late Of Tippah county,
Mississippi; deceased, on the 7th July 1915.
All persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby notified and required to exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or they
will be barred.
WIN r. ROGERS,
Administrator.
Jplv 10Th lS45-3I-6w
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Fine Brandies.

euperior article Of Brandy and Brand Che
r;es. Wines of various kinds, old Holland Gin'
with MANY kinds of liquors too tedious to men,
,;on. ali OF which will be sold low by
Feb. "a. 1916. J.B. WALKER.
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"Nowfoy good fellow, 0Iai twenty doIsp"
The q gpe, locking ihs lawyer fuIl ~ Tho face,
and puii,nn ~ gfoiesqae and ally expression,
aud winhes With eno eys, e~ls,med--
"Hpoonsl" aud Then ,nsda ifscks.
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her next friend,
Smith Bclolte. Divorce
ys
Marion Clark.
1Wytll5 day came The Complainant b, Al.
torney, and il appearing 10 The sa,,sac-
ton OF the Court, that the Defendant,
resides beyond the limits Of the State of Miss.
slppl SO that the ordinary process Of law can.
mol DC served upon him. IL is therefore ordered
oy Tie Court, that unless the said defendant
appear at The next term Of this Court, on The
1rst day thereof, to be held for the County of
llppah, IN said State, at the Court House IN
lhe Iown OF Ripley, on the last Monday IN
september 1915; and plead, answer, or demur
TO complalnants bill, that the same with all al
legations therein contained, will be taken az
confessed, and this cause set for final hearing g.
decreed accordingly. |, is therefore ordered
oy the Court, that this order be published in
me Ripley Advertiser, news paper published
10 the Town OF Ripley, in said State, for the
space OF Three Months, notifying the Defen.
dant OF the tendency of this suit
HARDY w. STRICKLlN, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Complanants Bill states, that in the wear
lS4l, she was married to the said Marion Clark
and before her marriage, she was Margaret
Belotte, that during their marriage they had
one ch'ld, that she conducted as dutifu wife
towards her said husband, but that he has Who'll.
" disregarded his marriage vow with her, aud
that he has treated her in the most brutal man !.
ner, and threatened her life; Complainants Bill
further charges that, defendant has been guilty
of Adultery, and charges him also of drunken.
ness and cruelty.
! Prayer, thatthe bonds Of Matrmony between
the said Margaret Clark and the said Marion
Clark, be dissolved, that said Marion Clark bt
made defendant. and further prayer Of com
plalnants bill, is decree for Alimony an,
maintenance for the child.
: HARDY w. STRICKLIN, Clerk
June l4,h 1S45-30-3m
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IARosCRABnLE This is the name OF an ag
rcuItura settlement, on the waters of the Ar.
kansas rIver near the base ofihe Rocky Noun
,ans. II consists Qf about % families, old trap
pera pnd huntefs, who have built houses and
devoted themselves TO agriculture. They all
have Indian wives fthe Snake tribe they being
much preferred to the Indians of the plains,
who are nearest to them. They raise consid.
cradle quantities of corn, which they trade to
tie Indians for furs, robes, and other articles.
The Indians parch the corn, and bruise and
ound it into meal 10 skin lgs, and then make
hrerdd it. The settlers in Hardscrabble have
no mills except few Indifferent hand mills,
with which they grind corn for their own use.
These men are very expert riflemen, well prac.
iscd in Indian usages and warfare, and consld-
q. themselves fully competent to defend them
selves against all the indian tribes of that re
gion, if they should be attacked by them. They
1--we rough, hard, romantic life, but are hospi-
sable TO those who visit them OF pass through
their settlement.-New Era.
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"A List of Letters


yDEMAINING in the Post Office on the LIST
~ of July ls45, at Jacinto, Tshamingo
County, Mississippi.
Alstadt IN Lindsey Ezekiel
Boley James r montgomery Elizabeth
Branum Malinda MOON Simon
Bell william moore Elias Z
Crockett william NC Caske John
Coulter LevyP McCling David
Chastene Nancy mrs Nance Richard
Cogdell David Null John
Cayu DrDN Odon Jacob
Dickerson David Outlaw M I 2
Dickerson d ID Price Richard
Daniel Enoch Person 5
Evans John Pate Thomas
Elliott NJ II Roden Moses
Ford Aw Rotten Elisha
Gardner John W Roddey Washington
Garner Bradley Rainbo, John A
Gatlin WIN Rest John l.
Honey Silas Ranger
Hunt Aelsv Sanders M "A
Hadrick W 2 Smith
Hey william 9 Sellers Richard
Jackson Jefferson Smith Henry
Johnson Presley Timms mary M'e
Johnson James Wise ohm r
Kelly Jesse G Wiser DR. WIN
Kirkpatrick Andrew Woodruff AP
KeIough james G White John
King EsB Woodward Dabney
Lackey Martha Mrs Wilkerson James
Lackey James Whitson James
Landlord Enock
CD KEY, P. NJ.
Jacinto Miss. July LIST lS45
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DEMAINING in the Post Office on the Isl
~ of July lS45, at Jacinto, Tishamlngc
County, Mississippi.
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Tur f,irtr The Bible az Divine eaey.
clopodia IN itself. II contains history the most
authentic and ancient, tracing back TO the first
creation Of our world, and prophecy, tho most
imporlan, and interesting traced forward to ne
fnal consumation; journeys, surpassiDg all 9th
ers in the maryelousnoss Of their adventures,
sod he dignity OF their guide, for they were
marked by miracles at every step, and IN every
movement directed by God; the travels OF tho
most distinguished nissionar les---the first prea.
cheers of the Gospel; and the lives Of the most
illustrious personages, including the biography
ply of the Son of God; events more wonderful
than romance ever imagined; and stories, more
fascinating than fancy ever sketched; the finest
fpecimen Of poetry and cl, quence, Of sound phi.
losophy and solid argument; MODELS Of virtue
the most attractive, and msXims Of wisdom the
most profound; forms Of prayer the most appro-
pirate in every variety of spiritual experience;
and songs of praise, that would not be unwor-
thy of an angels tongue; precepts Of unparal.
leled importance, aud parallels of unrivalled
beauty; examples of consistent piety, suited 10
every situation; and lessons of Divine ,ns,ruc-
ton adapted to every age.--Rev. Hugh White.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIppsb County.

cinovIr CoUnr, sth day Of Aprl 1916
Margaret Clarke. by1
her next friend,
Smith Belolte. Divorce
VS.
Marion Clark.
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IFS 10 OILY A MscnAsIo,"--iIow frequently
10 this remark made ny 1lsioefsllc upstairs,
Who have nothing ~ recommend them ss's
their money snd impudones, wbsn tho name 81
an honest aud ,n,eIlaen, mechsn,, happens 10
be mentioned IN sheW presence, They cons'1'
~ degrading 10 sssorisle win ino'e VINO 40
not, liks themselves, possess wealth, even no
that wealth was ob'a'oed ny NC mos ,sseHly
,ossos No,b,rp IL 90 disgusting 10 we'll bred,
,.sll ,.lo,mea osoplr, 10 10 Shear IN ignorant,
sooes,,ed' rolISd up. long haired, b's'oless, ,,o
pudsn, dandy. talk about meeb"n'cs' 40 n they
were no better than of"''s'
No true lady or gentleman would ee guilty
., .osi lu,lepess. II Ia only Tho ignorant spoi'
ia bss,,fy--tbe worthless, contemplate soap.
iocl . bo would dose. Show mo the man ~
,.omsp Who would consider II disgfsce 20 An.
soc,a,e With honest. well Informed mechanics,
and we will show you poor, worthless, igno.
rant, ooncened creature, useless 10 himself and
the world and.a Disgrace and enoumbfabce to
he friends - Western LII, Nee.
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ESTRAY-Tippah County Mics.

july 18th lS45-34-6w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-29
AIEyV SUPPLY OF RICH AND


" MAGNIFICENT FRENCH GOODS.
FRANKLIN GARDNER, No. 1875 MARKET
STREET, has inst received from the North and is
now opening, splendid assortment Of rich FANCY
GOODS, received direct from the last Hayre packets,
the Zurick and Oneida
In DRESS GOODS-Rich Cashmere d'Ecosse, Of
the newest styles-such Nemours; Pompadours;
SAKE Gotha; Nonpareil; Ombra Shaded; Pompadour
aud Duchess de orleans patterns.
In FANCY DRESS SILKS, the most masni-
fcent assortment ever brought 10 this market and
imported expressly for the city retail trade, as-Rich
Chameleon Amres; rich Chameleon Satin TarcSs;
Gro de Maple; A8ayadere; rich Oiled Silk; Algeiine
Pekn; satin striped Satin Aarcin; all boiled Algerine
Pekn; Evening Dress Silks; heayy black Gro de Rhine
for mantiIas; Lusrings; Gro de Suisse and Poult de
Sol; plain and fancy Satins.
Iu TRENCH EMBROIDERIES, of the latest styles
and warranted real French woOl-French worked
Capes; French Collars and Chemizetts; real Lace
Veiis and Falls; Mourning Collars: embrid'd Sleeves;
Embroidered Robes, for evening dresses; do TarlEtons
for do; do Linen Cambria tldkfs.
In SHAWLS AND SCARFS-Rieh Printed Cash
mere Shaws; French Cashmere do Paris quality,
warranted all wool; French long Shawls do; Rich silk
Shawls; Algerne Seats; 500 scarlet China Grape
Scars, new and fashionable articles Bonnet ScaTts,
of velvet and satin.
Besides general assortment of FANCY GOODS,
to which | would respt ctiu!y call the atteRiOn OF
citizens and strangers. For sale, wholesale and re-
tail at verv low prices. OFT
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d [ L. ID

GA the 9th Of Sept. Miss RosANSAH SoHERvILLE,
IN the 49th year of her age, native of the county
fermanaugh, Ireland but for the last forty years
resident of The city of Baltimore.
On the 9th inst MARGARET ANN, aged years and
s months, youngest daughter of Charles and Mary
Ann Steefey.
In Washington county, a3d inst, Mrs. ELIzABErH
PATTERSON, in her 62d year On 18th inst. HENRY
$. CRANNRR, in his 9th year
At Philadelphia, the Goth instant, Mr.. ERNEST
FtoaR, in the 44th year Of his age, native of Ger
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Brig Silas Marean, new, 2iI tons) Nichols, for ST.
Pierre. Mart, J. |. Fisher
Brig Tom Paine, Anderson, Mayaguez, P. R., w.
w. Spence * Co.
schr Amelia, Terry, N York, Rose, Merrill s Co.
Schr Mary Catharine, Adams, Charleston, Charles
PeOdergast Son.
Scar Ia .aulepas, Roberts, Fredericksburg, master
SAILED this morning, in tow of steamer Patapsco
ships Herald, Broughton. for rotterdam; Clara,
Feuhal0w, Apalachicola. To day-Brg Androscog
gin, Pattison from below, where she was before re
ported at lnchor; schrs EIIicou Cole, New York;
Maria, Prince, st. Augustine; and in tow of steamer
Pasapsco, schr Spitfre, for Poplar Island,
ARRIVED,
Brig PhpniS, Watts, from Kingston, Jam. 5th last.
and Turks Island 18th, salt, 60 VIM. Mason. Saw 80
miles to the eastward of Jamaica, barque Henry KEEL
sey, Gray, from Baltimore, bound in. No vessels at
Turks Island. The PhnniI experienced heavy gale
from N. ~ e. on the Dist to the 24th inst in the gulf
without receiving the slightest injury. Passengers
Capt. William Gorham, Mr. George j. Bradford, and
WIN. Deaphne. Capt Watts came up in the POca
hontas, and reports the ship Cumberland, White,
which sailed hence for Pensacola returning leaky.-
Also in the bay, barque Archibald Oracle, bound up
the Potomac.
Schr Millisent, Tunnell, days from New York. as
sorted cargo, TO |. Mankin.
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond days from New
York, assorted cargo, To Rose, Merrill & Co.
Schr L. A. Stevens, Briggs, 4 days from New York,
assorted cargo, to JLhn " Brown.
Steamer Baltimore, Claypoo, fin Philadelphia, mdse
10 J. A. Shrver.
Steam. packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk
Brig Jos, Balch Halett, days from Boston, as
sorted cargo, 10 Thos. Whitrdge * Co.
Brig hlmena, Ryder, days from Boston, assorted
cargo, 10 Thos. r. Matthews.
Schr Reaper, Sears, 6 days from Providence, do
mestcs, 20 the master.
5chr Richard Borden, Bearse, from Fall River,
mise. to e. Pratt & Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Victorine, Davis, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Orleans Goth inst.
Brig Eleanor, Forrest, hence at Savannah Gath inst
Late accounts from the Pacific, via Panama and
Kingston, were received here this morning per brig
Phoenix.
A Dutch ship was Off the Capes Doth inst standing
10 for Hampton Roads.
Hamburg ship Canton, Peterson, So days from Bre-
for Baltimore, with Dos passengers put into Ber-
muda 18th instant for water, aud sailed again the
10th instant.
Barque Hortensia, Harde, of Baltimore, was at
Paita on the l2lh Sept. bound to Guayaquil-a we'll
The "Sopha" was at Valparaiso Avg. 23d, to sail
in a few days for Boston.
Barque Globe, at Philadelphia, sailed from Rio de
Janeiro nth ult. in with barQue Helen NJ Fielder,
Willis. for NewjYork. Left barque Gulord, Smith,
from Baltimore, disc; brig Cervantes, -, for do.
loading.
Briggs United States, York. and Frances, Cobb, both
hence at New York 9th inst. Schr Brave, Haleck,
for Baltimore, cleared at do. same day.
Schr Galena, Beard, from Baltimore, arrived at Mo-
bile Goth nst.
schl Henrietta, Hughes, for Baumore, cleared at
Charleston 25th inst
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF B.8LTIMORE Y C.aLVERT- SITS.
TN0HIS EVENING, Oct Goth, will be perform
III ed RENCONTRE. Baron de BoncGur, Mr..
CHIPPENDALE. Fieue, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Justine, Mrs, TIMM,
In the course of the evening" Songs, Duets, &c,
Dancing by Miss CANNON.
To conclude with "DEEDS OF DREADFUL
NOTE" Mrs, Fright, Mrs. WATTS MIR. Fright,
Mr.. CHIPPENDALE Mr.. Trcmor, Mr.. J. SEXTON.
G- Admittance 25 Cts, children Under 10 years OF
age, l2l cents. Saloon performance to commence at
/ to O'Clock precisely. 1t
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AATITH the best Of Liquors and Wines
w With Lunch on the table at ten,
landlord Obligng and kind,
Is popping aboht now and then.
Smash! Cosblers. and Punch,
How many go there every day
For Oysters, Welsh Rarebls and Sul Ks,
To pass dull hour away!
With Porter and Ale Sangarie,
MiN'd up with exquisite skill,
AT BEES is some prime Eau de vie,
To keep away Agnes and Chill,
Smash. CObblers! and Punch.
Go a who can by the way,
Fer Oysters, Welsh Rarebits and &nx:ss-
To pass dull hour away.
With Hostess clever and kind,
With wish TO please the guest
Is ever the hope when she hears a cad
She pieases their palate the best.
Smash CobherS, and Punch!
Cobblers! Punch! and Smash!
Is the cry she hopes 10 hear from AZ
When there TO spend their cash
With BarkeGper very polite,
With room TO sit at your ease;
Refreshments or Papers from every part
You may have there ''f yoH please"
Smash. Cobhers! and Punch
In FAYETTE ST, call and see
Oysters Welsh Rarebits! and Snacks!
The choicest from HENRY BEE. olO- no.nv
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A T. NJ A r. Il c,
1915.
OCTOBER.
Rooms phases
MARRIED.

On the sOth inst. by the Rev. Edward flotfner, MIR
CHARLES w, HALE to Miss ANNE G. NICHOLAS, all of
this city.
On the 26th inst. by the Rev. A. Reese, EXERT Cor
TELrus 10 Mise MART AHS YouSd, both OF Baltimore
county.
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HBATENT SOLAR LAMPS. Ihaye on hand
ID. complete assortment Of Cornelius s. Cos cee
brated PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for bursting lard
or oil-together with great variety OF Gu, and rain
GLOBES, LAMP GLASSES, WICKS, &c, all a.
which are offered at the lowest prices.
G. WEST, No. 10 Sharp street,
o3-lm between Baltimore and German SITS
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

HSOR SALE. very likely Boy, IA years of
1t age, to serve 10 years-he can highly re-
commended. Also for sale black woman 10 serve
years, with her two Children boy and girl She is
u srst rite cook washer and ironer, and can Gene
highly recommended. Apply at
LIZ, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
on7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION
AT THE

AT THE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY!
TICKETS REDUCED TO IS CENTS EACH!
VHNHE Celebrated Band of SWISS BELL RING
Il Frs, passing through this city on their way 10
Mexico, res pectfully announce their
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
TAKE PLACE
THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS
On WEDNESDAY,, Goth, THURSDAY, 30th, FRI
DAY, 3lst Oct. and SATURDAY, Nov.
on which occasion they will play several new and
popular Compositions, and will be assisted by
MISS CAROLINE HIFFERT,
the popular Vocalist, who has been so avora bly, re-
ceived III Boston, New York and Phiade phia.
TICKETS QG3- Is 30 CENTS.
Children under IL years of age, when accompanied
by their parents or guardians, HALF PRICE.
N- Positively their last performances. Doors open
at o'clock-to commence cts. [pRl OF