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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
District Chancery Court

Of the STATE Of llississiPPi a Csrreii,as-
Benjamin Desha Fsbru--v
rs prSr.
Thomas NJ. Smith a. az
ETPON opening compliments b.
and nappcariag thar John ". Saith.
one Of the defendants, ! not an Inhat,taat
of this State, but resides beyoud the =
mits thereof, aud beyond The JuTistlctlon
Of the Court, 50 thar regular presses eaa-
not be executed upon hin, % molion -
c0mplainanI's cuunsel-lI j. ordered. that
unless said defendant, John W. SAITH, en-
ter his appearance herein en- - set,re The
next term Of this Court, - be hed a. The
court room In the town o. CarFo,.san. "a
the third Monday Of June next. and plead.
answer or demur % eomPlaiuanl's BAH, ne
same will be taken tor eontesse3 a. O. han.
set Tor hearing er Pgrte. ana The matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
IL Il further ordered. that a eaPy az his
order he published Ia the MisSzssiDpi De
mocrat, u newspaper Published IN ne l1sn
Of Carroliten, once a week Tor to usaugas
successfully. WA. p. BOLE CirrE
February IL, ls45 a-sl
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

Taken up, by L. D. Sutton two horses
A dark bay, supposed to be IL years old,
about Ii hands high, right hind foot white,
star in the forehead, and small white
streak on his nose, some saddle marks
appraised at $25. Also, bright sorrel
horse, supposed to De 8 or 9 years old, Is
hands high, fax name and tail, left hind
foot white-appraised at $50.
April 7, 1916
7. T. KIMBROUGH, Ranger.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
ANrKAcr - ~


Bill charges that ecmplaInang SINE tiue
IN the year 1887 conJFarted o conyey Go
Joel Smith. deceased, The s. w. quarter,
and ". half ;. Z. quarter Cf secuoa q,
township q, range 3 east. containing go
acres, and executed hls b0ad % sad Saith,
conditioned 70 make title uPoa the paw
ment Of The purchase moneys and the salt
Joel Smith executed bis note payab,e Il
January, 1910, tor The sun Of S2525 %
complainant: that defendants are The -
dow and heirs Of the sud Joe thas
N lS3S he (cOmPlaiaanil endorsed an
transferred said note 20 enc TN Moore.
and at The October term lSf0 Of Carroll
Circuit Court, Judgment was 0btained =
gainst said Smith On SAID note, anl CO
failure Of said Smith - Sausy The sane.
complainant as eRtorser ~as eompcl e "a
discharge and did discharge Il; thai there
Is now no legal administrators Of ne IS
tate Of said Smith; and that sai3 purchase
money for said land has never been PAID
Prays for process. &c and thai teieu-
dantSs as The heirs e sal Joe Sul-h. e
compelled 70 paw said purchase moaey, c.
IN default thereof, thar they de,iser sail
bond 10 Complainant - y eancellcds and
for general Eelief 81.
wa. p BOLE Clos.
COTHRAN a HOWARD. >a.-.s
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
DnAGhDFTB,
Admini,tratEr,s NoIioc.

4 Il IN A. y $3.50 Rs go : = ''.''
ttkc au1ce lhzt 90 The Mzs terra usa1 81
The PROBATE Cert of Carr csa-cfY, al
Prcssag uy aeccaut Sc a..oaaa.-e 49, o.
ga setlxEarnt a. a1lr1nl-tFasar rf s-ss8 e.
uis- %. T. kINBROUGH. Aez-
ssslsr - Azz n Klr1ss. Esr'1
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
The state OF Mississippi,
cAkEE-L COMM
cGzcEyr clCkr O. SAB CC-NrK-
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Nl-aam y. M ~.
r.
Rohf AI'Ais 20. use ~ -. 1850 ,
Georse R- Nasaa.
- PON oreulze the u1auers ~ ti5s
u 81 81 1lsessery, aa1 &c aPaezuuS
thai The sail Goasgg N'Ml4aa q al r.
si3czl - this S-ase-
n Is e-&rrcL, hat he appear a. tho
.next tern Ct sid CoaEg . Sc ha15ea a.
he eaaTs-ho1se IN Ihe tosn e Carrallza
ca the seclal Maasay 81 Nay ncxt. z1l
answer ne sad 81 ~ discovery Ele2
rher>la. aa1 Ia defsuli The matters u szs-
bil al oe takea 80 coafessed.
u ; tzrther sr1eresA taag 49, usssce -
published ease q werk ksr 10 naalhs So
ceSslEely IN ne MlsSiSslPpi 9enocrzt-
X. 4. SEWARD. CLrrf.
March 7Ih. a. p. 1916 ISIS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
ABSTRACT OF RIIE


The complainant states NAT he + Eve
cutOr Of the last VII and Testament o. Ma
~ Hurd, deceased, who died possessed q
certain property a a separate estate. thal
as such executor, he I dasEous 81 admin
isteri2g the estate far the beusEt 81 tie
distributes, the defendant beinS ones thai
defendant has ~ her possession a preseaG-
ed bond, signed By JeStatFix, bag never De-
hyersd BY her 70 defendant, Uhich dcf-l
threatens - collect from the essate Ia al
ditioH to her legacy under The wiii; TIA,
defendant has frequently ackno~led.el
that the teSlaIrix knew aching q her -.
session Of said bond; that he te,en5snt
considered the SID bond Of 10 VALIDITY.
and repeatedly urged Ieslairix % aake
some provision for her, Sc
Prays that the defendant nav Re d.
creed 10 deliver up said bond 10 be earceL
led, and that defendant, and her arorneys.
assigns, endorsers, BE enloined trosn pro-
ceeding At law, or transferring. eaSorsia-.
or delivering sad bond % any person cher
than complainant.
WAUL, for Comp'nt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27


Samuel Hand. complainant
rs. NJ. $40.
Anne Pope a az. teiea5anul
- pom opening csmP.lilant's tilI, and
Droof icing made JhaI tie ielrnl-
AM Anne Pope 3 nd . cltzen Of this Scite.
bat resides beyond the limits Jhereai. and
beyond the jaris,lietiea 81 thi- Ceurt. 81
that the ordinary ProceSs II the Court cen-
not be served upon her
Il IS therefore ordered, That TIE saia
defendant eater her appearance herein "a
or before the next term oC tbs Curt e.
Be holden Il Carrul.toa On the laird M1n-
day OF June next, and plead, answer &c
demur 10 complaiaant's bah, olAeFslSe tie
same will be taken tor confesse3 aEaias,
hre, set for hearing = PGrts. aat the usas.
tiers therein decreed accordingly. Ani {,
Is further ordered, thar copy q tbs 90,
der, together With an abstract Of tbs biL
be published IN the niszissippi DrHncraE
a newspaper published In The lo9n a Car,
r0lltOH, once = week tor gSo mauihs SIC
ceSsNely. \ true eopy-teSts
WA. Z. BOLE. Clerk.
By order Of CslP}f's SIR, WAUL.
Februury ;, 1916 sea
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

of schools, military, or other purposes; al
so lands which have been awarded or To-
Gated under the fourteenth and nineteenth
articles of the treaty with the Choctaw
nation of Indians, concluded at Dancing
Rabbit creek on the twenty-seventh day
Of September, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty, are hereby excepted, and will be ex-
cluded from the sales.
The sales will each be kept open for two
weeks, (unless the lands are sooner dispos-
ed Off and no longer; and no private en-.
tries oil land in the townships so offered
will be admitted until after the expiration
of the two weeks.
GIVEN undor my hand, at the city of Wash,
ington, this twenty fifth day of Februa-
ry, ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and forty-six.
JAMES K. POLK.
Rv the President.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
In District Chanccry Court
AT cAKKoL1rcS.
"al1 =, r'''y H.r=y R.1s',

re- R@s&4f
Sharkex's hrirS. - 81.
TTPON opealas the usuegs q thia
81. and a appearing e. he saEss-
laSilsa 81 ne CeaFt thas Re herr II A.
q Joswps Nelsoe. deceased. are unkaoaa,
and that hey are necessarv parsles &C.
tea3aass-ii . sAe-Efa-s srzr-s3. IA ~
iess the SAL hess a IA q loSePA Ne
50. deceased. appear bSlore lhe Esee
ChaacslleF az he esoaFt- rgssga 10 Carss. "a.
On The taard Non6ay of 1aae uext. szd
Pssadr answer - eelur. th- uatters = she
eali hesssn al - gakra Frs essfesss -
u them. aaa teereed aocasdlaSiy.
II = taFtAsr ofecro1. tAag FGesEe4iaoa
Asreot &c made eE-e \ weVk g TO
moaias saccessisely ID ne AlssasssFPl
Demorraf. M p. BoLE Cl<rS-
February Hiss lo-@
SHEPPARD. tcr Ccz--L
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
/. GARNETT, ATTORNEY AT
H. LAW, Charleston, Mi.
February, 1876

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
IA in the Post Office at Carrollton on
the LIST OF April 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

A LIST OF LETTERS remaining
"A in the Post Office at Middleton,
Miss, on the first day of April, which il
not taken out before the first day of July
next. will be sent to the General COST OF
fee as dead letters.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

"IlE uzlesseuei Lavlas teea a--
Eala-C1 N sas h11aTatle PFakatc
ca,lTs 81 Carrc.l ceaugy. caanl,ss- 1.ers I'D
las,ivs2ey ca he eszls gf 1ata tl. Tz1-
Xxx. deceased herety e5se rolc- that
they al asses s-e sec1a- Nez1sy e. ezch
m1nIh. tlr tee nexg ras-lae 81 mai =. al
The ccaa1ag raoagf Janes T. FaFaer. "a
'ae tcsa 81 hzck tiauk- G the sara-sc
of sxamluils ana zzll1rs clalus asa-asi
sat1 estate.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
WILLIAM GILLESPIE
SAMUEL. ArCuISON.
JAMES l. FARMER
Nov. =. ISIS les,

NortcE--By o-lsr 81 tAe IIcaosahlc
Pr bate Cart. tie ans E.r p-rseurs--
CLANS a. aecse. hzs beea exteate1 rA-er
monih~. an the camr.iss zaers III nee.
accoS5.uslys ul,tsa sh5rh t1ue aE claims
Against SAL estate u1sg BE- PEvsea.r5-
Gowns
APrd -, lSE6 1885.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27
DisIrict ChancrrN CourI

At Ralss bsfors tie CIerk, Fss-agry =
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-05-27

Respecting the re-opening, for prirate en-
try, OF Lands an that portion of the
ChoctaD ceSSiOn of 1880 included in
the Grenada district, in the State of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-11
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.

WAsnIsoror, March 9, lsle.
Two hours before the meeting Of the Senate the PEG
sentiment appeared to be that the proceedings Of the
day would elicit some astonishing revelations and be
altogether ola most extraordinarily exciting and inter-
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Tustin in behalf Of the con-
tnuance Of peace the illumination Of the President the
protection OF Congress- and the general salvation Of the
people.
TIE Daily Times, alias the U. s. Journal alias The Ma
dsonian EdiftA BY Robinson late Fisk late John Jones'
versus the Senate Of The United States
Mr. CoIeuIrT, Of Ca asked the attention Of the Sc,
did propose long to dean the Senate He referred
to editorial in the Daily Times Of Friday last 10
which he would call the attention of the Senate with
few remarks. He had never at any time, here else
where. when objection was made against his public
he s
cesssry to meet It, and to repel IT, And the editor speaks
not conjscturay but positively upon charges which,
country traitors He would take occasion here to
mark and the editor could say that he harsh in
ithat caumnss vile these could have been
derous pen He conclude that the capable Of
such rank injustice could not have snshrined within
that il must BE- to him coniinuaf and ssif Consuming
torture. There not the slightest foundation for
sm concerned, (said Mr.. CO. neither remotely
nor intimately. no part OF these charges savors Of the
truth II often happens that an unksnnsisd pup draws
more stention by kick, than il you would let him
pass. The individual, in this case, may be seeking
noorety, that cast Of notorety by which a hireing
scrbbcr may make money and he will get II; such
toriey as peculiar to In his line Of business
Tho article sxoncrstes certain distinguished Senators
form being Interested in this paper connection with
the Presidency. proved that this impression could
not be true. The man was not living who would
such tool after such an article this. Mr.. Colquu
read portion Of the article, a. follows -
oREoo--iNTRfoug TO pErgAr HOUSE SorIcg'-
COALITION OF caucus TO roRcE THg ADMINISTRATION
ToA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIN rHk ssII lss
MINISTER THE ADMINISTRATION m pAroER- TINE FoR
COUNTRY
"While the people Of the United States grained WIN
the iulhmen Of their wishes In the passage OF the reso
lutions Of notice by the House, have for weeks TO
posed In perfect security, faterng them elves IN tne
midst Of their various occupations and pursuits Oh me-
that the action Of the lower branah would " good ums
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This Is correct 90 far as II goes but itdoss not CON-
fss the whole Of the sales. The returns from which
above table was compiled, were received from the
enowing auction houses:
winding Priest & Mount, L. NJ Hoffman Co.,
nnssgerty; Draper Jones, MiDturn Co,
~ Gerard, Belts & Co. Fosters & Livinsston
Fi Draper. Dias K Warren, Corlies, Hay dock & Co,
Acse, Timpson < Co, James sampson K Co,
Catterfeld & Topping William Kobbe
The articles included in the above table are such az
sold by two three Of the above houses almost
usively OF the above list Of auction houses nine are
most exclusively engaged in selling foreign and do
estc dry good manufactures, and perhaps do not sell
LEY Of the articles named in the above table three times
the year. Not single article of dry goods il named
the returns, although the bulk of the sales by nine
OF the fourteen firms named above, is composed of
pese goods alone The object in making these returns
fe cannot make out, unless it be for the purpose of
avsg an influence upon the Legislature and to prevent
possible the passage of the auction bill before
the lower houss, by showing that very small portion
the goods imported into this port is sold at public
rcon and forced upon the market from under the ham.
er Immense quantities of foreign dry good manufac-
imported into this port particularly for sale by
AUCTION, and in this way the market 10 frequently food
d with this description of merchandise and our obbng
ouses, and Others often induced to lay in larger
upplies than their business requires. The surplus ia
rcs Of foreign manufactures shipped to this market
sale BY auction and all through the business season
aTge sales of these goods take place. invariably closing
lower prices than they commenced giving those com.
in at the close adv anags over those who laid in
ull supplies early in the season.
There IL very little doubt but that the large auction
bales in this city very injurious to the interests
The regular jobbing and importing houses and the auc.
bon bill before the Legislature doubtless intended
check and reduce the sales Of merchandise by auction
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GRAND
MISCELL ANEOiU CON r 7,

WILL be given the Minerva Rooms. lo6 Broadway on
w Thursday Evening, March 18th. ROBT MOI his,
the Ancient Bard Of the 9th Ward respectfully
assl that he win give his Anpa. at bs above
gagged the following taentrs Newton ths
vocalist from the Philharmonic Concers MISC Adai, the
wonderful 01itaT. oe.!i.s and yen.Tcaa.s NJ Collins.
b a. sasuipssssd vcc:ss Morris tie m.S apilias an
g,ao forte Nc; NoIIi: b: p!ssssd beck q e. own
mission at cents EACH Tickets each, pro
cured at the principal Music Stores Broadway and at
Of weather. Doors open and the Concert
commence precisely at Y before MIC 3c-m
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Died
On the 10th Instant Of consumption SOPHIA daughter
OF Anthony and Sarah Tebout in the 23d year Of her
nge
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her f.
neral at halt past o'clock Thursday 18th instant
from her late residence No 81 West Broadway.
At Matanzas, the I'd February, of consumption,
whittier he had gone for the recovery Of his health
JoLrE BUTLER eDgraver of this city in the 3st year
Of his age Mr. Butler leaves wife and three children
with large circle Of friends and acquaintance to
mourn his loss.
On Monday evening, CArHARIrr ELizAsKrH, youngest
daughter Of James and Ann Muldoon, aged year, S
months and ii days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of
her grandfather the late Philip OBren are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this "wednesday after
noon at O'Clock, from No. 47l W ater street.
On Tuesday, March 10th, after lingering Illness Of
consumption ch she boro with Christian fortitude
Mrs ANN JANErrE. wife of John Lorton aged 81 ysars
daughter Of the late Richard Smonson.
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral without further
tics from her late residence l76 West Broadway ON
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock Newark papers will
please copy
In Brooklyn on Monday evening, JsHx C. FASsrso,
NJ o in the lsd yssr Of his age.
HIS friends and scquantances invited to attend his
funeral on Thurday afternoon, at o'clock, from the
hosse Of Mr. George Van Brunt, % Fulton street,
Brooklyn
OF consumption, at the Mansion House, Brooklyn, in
the bright hope OF glorious immoi talty ELIZA YALE
wife OF Edwin r. Yale, aged ~ years
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral, this day, (Wsdnesday) at O'Clock, without
further invitation Her remains will be taken to Green.
wood Cemetery.
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90 HAVANA sEGAkS.

HAVANA SEGAkS
AM MM WELL SELECTED SEGARs, consist.
pOND.sUOV ing Of we'll known good brands yx:-La
Eegsa Victoria, La Corona, Dos Comp,nsros Ia Af.s,
seomman and London sIe La Estrela La Mulats La Pan
sale alow prices, BY GROsHEiM 1 CLAPHAM,
ms ssm " Tean street, up stGira.
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Married.
At Clifton Church. Staten Island on Monday the 9th
instant by the Rev. Kingston Goddard, Mr. DANIEL
ToRRErcE Of Montreal to SOPHIA j. daughter Of Cor.
ueius Vanderbilt. ESQ
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SHEFFIELD HARDWARE.
700 GRO. IVORY, STAG, Tip and Bone Table Cutlery
OV 1900 doI Pocket Cutlery; 40 doz Hand. Panel and
Back saws Of Csststesl Files Razors Sci
Brace. and Bits Squares and spoheshave J.p1nnsd
Trays Also, few Of Cat Steel for Hsndsaws. The
'', red I, I, low priess,by BARTON BRoTHERs.
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TO BUSINESS MIN

A RARE OPPORTUNITY is offered bv the ad
"A s-itlssr TO any Young man with cash capital OF
Combs and F.nry Hardware businesS at whoIesaIe down
iowa TIE advertiser having had years erpereuce Ia
line could take cle kshp with person Of The above
means sod sstsbl sh safe business immediately. Profits
The adv being where how to INV
the good. and arranging cea fnaneisrng getting ems
TONERS, ko asss D. u b. lower post ohes-to be coof.
dsntlal. 5atisy-s rsfsSencss milo ss'rc
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CyRCV'N.
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the manaCement of

Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Ms... wEI Lea NJ 1;Ss'sG xSS 6nLAvAs
% sai their
BsTos and Among the si,i..
MAS Fl LSTsA % ssf p,ocD
Premiere artistic dsineaii0n.
Wo6S %
Horses and Alsmaadss FSanssse. and asnsr move,
.s IL ''ss
r6R isg; NJ. "a k%;" LEVI NORTH
Fin aE S , PsSn.oImimi.s &c ROGERS
NSR s1sS Alter the Italian invention By SIG
TIE RIVERS for their high tlen'
and .~. ..a
As ssH !ii:ai = t'ss Pastor
Elm; Xss;ss e ss T:s.S NJ bHEsa
Comic Yoealsi.. MEssRs. KELLY. LATHRor. and
Stage Manager Mr. FREER
p. 81 World % rat: p
magnificent fansomimss and speetaclss sQuesta
: {, e; s s1s9s;ii; " l ahynR
eonOsssd i very iss .yi. y .1esisas: Tie q
eSssi s.s'i CT e va" &C. BY M' O.
fun and talented company dramatic s,eelleres
ma "Sss Ss eject: q. Hs
snSsd Sy and p rough rds
.sd ss S 's:bs
PHILADELPHIA
DR, HOLLLCK will deliver his Lt CTUREs on the ORR,
~ Il, oS OH p. %...s and AHm; &C.
day. March TO- II and II, tho Museum Lecta Room
gorge street.
For osssl:ns. only ..srM Doors opena7H Single
boo epsn ats single Lectures q cents; tiefe for Il,
thre-, nifty cents.
The Extra Lecture Eectropathy &C. illustrated by
Gsvnrc Bate les will also be given Friday the 18TH
Free g those with ticket.; 9th K 80 cents
Dr. Hollicki Boox The Origin Of Life illustrated b
san derson's Hotel, March !, 1886 mil 1t gbr
TO LOVERS OF THE DRAMA
SELECT number If Lades and Geutl emen wing form
ed an association for the Of giving
Of v to Tn arcas and having establishment hted
&c would admit few Of the first
fellow member. Gentlemen or Ladies who wish TO- ava
themselves Of tins pounity be ensured Of the highly
ctabe character of the present members and their deter
the company
Applications with referencesl be addressed
K, ONCE OF this paper. mil sire
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBI ZION
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL attached TO the Univsnslist
this evening The prime pa piece the Sunday School Opera
by Rev Tfomas, which such satisfaction hat hun
dreds called for the repetition.
Tickets shilling to be had at the door, mil lt~rc
FENCING EXHIBITION.
THE UNDERSIGNED has the honor inform the puolit
the obov- Saturday, March ash the Saloon Of Mr.
Otguon, Nos IS II and 10 anal O'Clock Nj All
Professors invited TO be present.
sRosAyr Professor TIT
Price Of admission 50 cents. mil IS IS Iw.rc
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Neto York Sacred Music Soc,sfy,
HANDLES GRAND
ORATORIO OF SAMSON,
w Tabssse wsausdsy Eysnas inst assisted
CHARACTERS REPRESENTED.
'm''' Iii: first appearance e Or oiaior e''a "p''
nieas Mss ms Avn. sca: from M' so 0i,o
A A:,ssSS.. ofe.A' Nj Nj. i saa.g Ys.S
Chorus q slss fh.n.: &C. 81 100 F.or%ns Mem
Sssss::o. -. i M 4 & & a. H'
Y WIS; f:,S':. ": : ss F:ss: sss
CITY OF ELMS.
sas e b s .sd H.: d. s ss;
me Granite i;s s:;s H:s,..
THE MODEL OF NEW YORK.
IN sarved wood every bsans shed and
''? %Se. 9 a.: y:
&C. varying from 10 70 aeSs. Il isnsS fo
Ssa; Ys.
2is hours fro" 'f pSsf.a prLprs .. s,..s,,
Mr.; JOHN DWIGHT, Of Bo.tOa, viii commence a
Wedn sday Evening March ith ~ o'clock The Course
will consist Of Four Lectures.
The FntMuse general character express
sion ard especially Of The Religious Sentiment
Second-On the more Scientific Phase Of Music with Sc.
Tha DsSn 4. w9,sas:' Era . which
he scientific and Scholastic with illustrations from Handel
Mozart Beethoven, sc.
uthThe Third Phase ia the historic develops Of
the Ar-usmsy the Modern Music Of Edectthe Viruosos,
Prodigies, &c.
Tcheu admitting Lady and Gentleman the Course 81
Single Tckt for the evening Is Subscribers aud
Broadway. Al the door. uqe fis I'm
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Skk BLACK Ball, Or OLD LINE OF LIVER.
Uk14k POOL PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL.-CuIv re-
sula, racket q the 70 M,Ie. The new, magnificent
burthen $50 tons Capt Hacksta will sail positively
on Monday the 18th Msrc' we'll known that the
modaons Of the Fidelia fitted ia superb and
costly manner with every modern Improvement and convent
snce that but add the comfo Of those
Persons visiting the old country sendng Tor their
shoud call and see this splendid specimen Of naval archtec
tue before engaging elsewhere For cabin second
CABIN aud early application be made board
loot OF Bsekman street. 10 the subscribers,
ROCHE, BROTHERS. 4 CO
nilr Fulton street, tnsxl door TO the Fulton Bank
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MI SIC.
NJ pUMsDAY. Nc; s. Bond street. near the Bow:y,
I'm. continues teach Ladies Jensmsn their
sdences all parts OF New Yck City, with much facility
and rapid pog ssson by his falling system
Terms very reasonable. Apply Of s. Bond street.
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j. r CURTIS, Auctioneer-
HARDWARE AUCTION SALE-Jscobs Piau will sell
I1this al o'clock ,t the auction roou % fls.tt
Harawrs Gallery lnd Fancy Goods, eonsstng Of senes
assortment - -. - 49,
Casks Hoes INVOICE OF American Table Cutlery
kor full particulars see Jounsl u and Cou
er & Eaquirer mil tire
=; II: huDLnW, Anenenerr;
HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE-E III. Ludlow & Co will
II sell at auction Thursdiv March IT, al o oeisck ar
No Park Place the furniture contained in said
the Cafe Talma consisting OF Ca Oil Cloths Maho
gany sofas, Chairs Marble.top Tables Round Tabrs Bed
stsad Mattresses Beds and Bedding Pier and Mane G,ss
Bureaus DINING Tables Be kc together good assor
.Ne~r II.
Catalogues ready "Wednesday morning Office the
AuctIonsers ~ Wall street. mil 2tsr
AUCTION NOTICE.
CRATES ay, 10 oe ok, 1873 Fulton stree 30
~ new and fashionable Crates large size Parior
Crates Gothic top do md s1. Gree de- Gre.
second stosy do with all the fixtures each CRATE
pete These xr-tes first enameIle aud
worth the attention Of and others They
the day previous to sale. 8. r. lNGRAHAM.
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