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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
just published a { this Office

RULES OF PRACTICE in the Circuit
Court of tho Sixth Judicial Distrct-Pre-
pared by a Committee of the Bar, and ap-
proved by Judge ROGERS.
Neatly printed in pamphlet, stitched and
covered-price SO cents. Twelve copies,
postage II cts.,) for S..
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
Z. u. Thompson

7. "A. ThOnhpsOE
II ESPECTFULLY announces to the
., public that he is prepared to make
all garments according to the latest Paris
and American fashions; and feels conf
dent that he will be able TO give general
satisfaction. All garments warranted TO
fit--no mistake.
o. Shop next door to the Post Office
P. S. Latest plates of Fashion just
received from New-York. Lady's Rid
ing Habits cut to order in the latest style
March %, 1916 loft
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
I'm the Circuit Court Of the
County of Carroll.

y
Jonathan GiIaland, COM On the Chan
pLainant, Gerry side of
us. the docket.
Lucinda GiIlaland, defem- At rules, Ju-
dant ly, 1916.
Z T pom opening the complainant's bill
of complaint, the Court being sa-
tlsfied that the defendant, Lucinda Gill
a!and, is not resident of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, and the
Jurisdiction OF this Court, so that the ordi-
nary process of this Court cannot be SER
we'd upon her; upon the motion of the COM
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered, ad-
Judged ,anddecreed that unless the said de-
iendant, Lucinda Gillaland, enter her ap-
pearance herein, on or before the next
Term OF this Court, to be holden at the court
house of the said county, in the town of
Carrolton, on the second Monday IN No
,ember next, on Monday, the first day of
the tel N, and plead, answer, or demur to
the Compliments said bill of complaint,
the same will be taken for confessed against
the said defendant; the cause set for hear
ing ex parte, and the matters thereof de-
creed accordingly. And it is further Or
dered, that copy of this order be pub
lishcd in the public newspaper called the
Mississippi Democrat, printed in the town
of Carrollton, for the space OF three months,
at least, before the day appointed for said
hearing.
R A. SEWARD, Clerk.
July 9th, 1916. 30-l3t
PLUMMER, Sol.'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
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with MIR. Sartain, the accomplished mez-
zotInt eDgraver, whose plates have contr-
buted so much 10 the beauty of the maya
zine heretofore, by which we secure his
splendid mezzotints for this ,Cork alone.
These beautiful engravings will, therefore,
form feature of GrahGm'S Magazine, SO
that we shall be able TO distance any thing
like competition on this ground.
OUR BEAUTIFUL FASHION PLATES.
These exquisite creations of taste and
skill we have engaged exclusively from the
publisher of "Le Follet," and all other at
tempts to get them has failed. An effort
has been made to deceire the public by
re-engraving the old designs; but these
duplicates are so far beneath the original
designs, sent to Graham, that they only
excite contempt. Our arrangements are
complete, and we cannot be equalled, in
the beauty and correctness of this Depart
ment of the Magazine. These plates ap-
pear In every number.
THE LOWEST TERMS.
The proprietors being more DESTROYS Of
publishing the handsomest and best, than
the cheapest work in the Union, while at
the same time they are anxious to bring 1t
within the reach of all, offer the following
as the lowest possible terms at which they
can afford the work in Its elegant style for
1916.
Three Dollars per annum in advance for
single copy. Or, Two copies yearly for
Five Dollars, invariably in advance
postpaid.
For Ten Dollars cash, free Of postage, five
copies of Graham's Magazine, or Ora
hams Magazine, and five copies u
Neals Saturday Gazette.
For Twenty Dollars cash, eleven copies
Of the Magazine will be forwarded, ana
a copy gratis to The Postmaster or others
forwarding the money.
Address, post paid, %
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No. %, CheSnut-st., Philadelphia.
September, is4s Al"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
ExecsltOr,s .NOtice.

# ETTERS testameEtary having been
granted 10 the undersigned y 'ae
Probate Court of Carroll county } on tie
will of David Coffield, Decreased, All per
sons having claims against salo estate
are notified to present them duly apthen'l
Gated within The time prescribed oy law, or
thew will be forever barred.
w. T.. CAIN, za,o
b. +. HARPER.
of Darid Co6feld's aciH.
October IA, 1914 44-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
EnSOIYent Notice.

ME undersigned having been APP
Il pointed by the honorable Probate
court of Carroll county, commissioners Of
insolvency on the estate of John II. Tad
lock, deceased, hereby give notice that
they will meet the second Monday in each
month. tor the next ensuing six months, at
the counting room of James E. Farmer, in
the town OF Black Hawk, for the purpose
OF examining and auditing claims against
Sald estate
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
H4s1FEOagE * 90.

RecesUang, forwarding, and Commission
MERCHANTS,
POINT LEFLoRE, YAzoo RIVER.
nA EEP constantly on hand a large
IA supply of Begging and Rope, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Salt,
Iron, Castings, Nails, Negro Shoes, Blan-
kets, Jeans and Linseys. Also a general
assortment of DRY GOODS.
= PF Always prepared to make liberal
CASH advances on Cotton stored with US,
or purchase at the highest market Price.
Sept l., 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
The State OF SEissTssippT,|

Ehe State OF EEissTssIppT,l
CARROLL COUNTY.
CIRCUIT Court, MAY TERM, A. D. 1916
William Smith, defcn)
ddnt IN suit,
Jepth ss' K. woo.on, BHef Discovery.
plaintiff, use of Gull
len Wooton.
Continued upon affidavit of the defendant,
and at has costs Of the term, and
t appearing to The satisfaction of the
q court, that the plaintIff is a non-resl-
cent, against whom discovery is sought
on a bill of discovery
IL is ordered by the court, that notice is
hereby given, that unless the said Jeptha
X. Wooton shall appear, on or before the
next term of this court, to be holden al the
court house in The town of Carrollton, on
the second Monday in November next, and
then and there plead, answer, or demur to
the said bill of discovery, the same will set
down for hearing. and the facts charged in
the same, will be taken as confessed. 1t
is further ordered by the court, that this
notice be published IN the Mississippi
Democrat, newspaper published in the
town of Carrolton, for two months success
sively.
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk.
Carrollton. July %, 1916. 32-9t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
Nov. II, 1915.

NoTGcE.--By order of the Honorable
Probate Court, the time for presenting
claims as above, has been extented three
months, and the commissioners will meet
accordingly; within which time all claims
against said estate must be presented.
CoMMR's.
April %, 1916. l9-6t.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11

IST OF LETTERS remaining in
4 the Post Office at Middleton, Mi,
on the lst day of October, which if not
taken out within three months, will be for
warded TO the dead-letter office:
Anderson, David Mclean, Mrs f A
ArneIi, Mrs Malinda Mason, Miss Mary
Adair, Isaac Nunnery, John
Bross, Jno w ? helms, Miss NJ
Blackwell, Jno. l. Newman, Benz
Biles, Richard Pitlman, c D
Buchanan. Miss E Pulin, w S
Beler, Mrs Dianah 2 Reaves, Jno A
Beler, EstiIl Small, Richard 2
Curtis, J II Station, Stephen
Camp, Ellen Sutton, l. ID
Elliott, Irwin L Swift, VIM A
Fox, Alfred G Sanders, Benz
Groves, Mrs Ruth Stephens, E NJ
Gerson, Benz 2 Saddler, Francis
Herring, w q Stevens, Elisha
Henderson, w b Trotter, Jno
Hoskins, J F Thompson, Talbot
Etli, -HlIlsman Thompson, John
fulton, VIM A WoIsham, David
Ivy, VIM Wood, Jno S 2
johnson Miss NJ A Walker, Robt w
Johns, Abiiah Waters, Mary
KING, Rev. Dan' West, Benz
Lavender, Joseph Young, NJ 2
Morrison, Rev RIM 3
A. s. S. NEWTON, P. M.
October T. 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
EnsOIVent notice.

HHHE honorable Probate Court of Tai
& ahatchie county, having appointed
the undersigned commissioners of insol-
vency on the estate of Joseph G. Stone,
deceased, hereby give notice that they will
meet the creditors of said estate at the Of
flee of the Probate Clerk of said county,
on the second Monday of every month for
six succeeding months, for the purpose OF
receiving and auditing their claims against
said estate.
JAMES S. BAlLEY.)
]. G. KEN0RICK, Comm'rs.
H. L. TREWOLLA,
Charleston, October Z, 1876 43-4t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11

OK Persons calling for any of the above
letters, will please say ddrcrlised,
J. V. WOLFE, p. NJ.
October 7
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By Electric Telegraph.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Friday.

WASHINGTON, Friday.
In the Senate, Mr.. Cameron, of the Committee
on Patents, reported bill to alter and amend the
patent laws. He also presented the proceedings
Of the war meeting in Philadelphia, and said he
was proud Of that city for the opportunity she had
given him of lnyng before the Senate, this EVIL
dence Of the patriotism of her sons. What she
had done for the country, she would do again.
She had coal enough in her mountains to warm
her friends, and iron enough in her mines to repel
her enemies.
The motion of Mr.. ARCHER to reconsider the
vote to disagree with the amendment of the House,
on the bill in regard to the regiment of mounted
rfemen, was taken up, and discussed by Archer,
Dix, Crittenden, Cass, and Berrien. These
amendments require the officers OF the proposed
new regiment to be taken from the supernumc-
rary officers in regular line. They would exclude
Capt. Fremont. On motion Of Mr.. Benton, the
amendment was agreed to-.
In the House, after personal explanation be-
Messrs. Thurman and Delano, they proceeded to
consider the private calendar.
The schooner Tancred bill was passed.
The bill to pay Mr.. Green for services rendered
our Mexican Charge, is under discussion, Martin
Grover speaking againstit
PHILADELPHIA, ii o'clock p NJ.
The american has just received the following
telegraphic despatch from Washington cores
pendent, dated P. NJ, 81 can now speak of the
important news l sent last night. The fifty thou
sand volunteers will be all called out, and twenty
three thousand will be marched into the field as
soon as they can be concentrated. Gen. Scott
will proceed to take command Of the war. The
acquisitions have been forwarded to-day, and ara
nearly as follows Indiana, three regiments; IL
linois, three Kentucky, three Tennessee, three;
and some others. The residue of tho $4,000 will
be kept as a reserve. They will be mustered into
the service SO as to be ready for orders in a mo-
ment. Mark me, this will be successful and
short war;"
The reports that went out this morning, as to
intelligence of the capture Of Point Isabel, are
without foundation.
The President, within the last hour, stated to a
distinguished Senator, that nothing had come from
the camp later than before the public.
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we believe, protested against the blockade of the
ports Of Texico; the two war ste amers purchased
of that government by an English firm, being still
possibly, in the hands Of the Me xicans, which
would only suggest more strongly, bold and pre-
cptate movement Of our volunteers. British ships
are in the Cult, bur with no direct view of co-ope-
ration with Mexico. The other rumors Of
whole cloth, excepting, perhaps, the diarrhxa;
the President may have a slight touch, but nothing
to interrupt his general health.
The Senate to-day have been discussing the
question OF Executive patronage; the House have
beenJust as busy discussing Executive imbeclityI
both questions are legitimate subjects Of criticism.
The organ is playing most Acknowledgements
heard such music. Dear old Father Ritchisi
How he does lay ON the barney! He beat the
Irish; he beats the Jews; he excels himself at tho
blarney stone. But he grinds by the Job, and he
deserves all sorts Of credit for his herocs
Meantime, the country is on the eve Of perpetu-
al taxation, or imperishable glory But Of these
subjects, we promise you rare good chapter
tomorrow.
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HOWES & CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOT
CIRCUS

THE LARGEST E6TABL lSHMENT ever Organised in
the United States, comprisng 40 Men and Homes,
curing Is Carriages the performers, wardrobe
sicans, &c., will be exhibited in Paterson, Easton (Pa)
Reading Lancaster, HARRISBURG &c The company has At
tached to il Eight Female Equessus among whom s the
fss s:'s'' f' MAbAME MARIE MAcxRTE .seo from
being ch.ste and clas:e graceful and address;
eence render this gifted and arise the lead
feature Of the this country The PROPRIETOR
fer the public the brilliant description given in the
Of the extraordinary and daring fea perform
ed BY this distinguished drtse Among the novelties which
the Propretors offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND GIANTESS.
Their height 10 II feet and their weight 100 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs l32 lbs Mrs Randall 10 the
gantess in the world They will appear in Jack and the
Bean Stalk and he will perform szraordinary feau OF
strength and .silis. and win ride in two ho.. act The
nae R'Plsy; ;ns Sss
NIXON, and the unspproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
Among the Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri
der the Napoleon Of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose sats
Horseback the most extraordinary Witnessed Juve
allie Act Of Hor.emanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Eze
Tumber, Mr.. MxCARTE. Wonderful Fssss by Mr.. Coles
Dogs, Hector and Billy. The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant 0ymnasc Pastures and Grouping Mr. Sweet
the Charioer Of Phbus Posturng and Gymnastics by
My Nxo. and his Mr.. Hcwes in his Neurological and
mitabs Dan Emmt their head The Original Banjo Melo-
dist. With variety Of others. The whole comprising the
leading talented and classic performers the world.
ire
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WASHINGTON, May IA, 1876.
The Crisis ongyess-- Vdy-The Executive The
Oyyroy--7hs Counfyu &C.


Orsgon-7he Country, &c.
We are truly in the midst Of great revolution.
The elements are in state Of white heat. AS Mr..
Calhoun has said more than once, we are on the
very verge Of great crisis. There has never been
such crisis since the return Of Napoleon from
Elba. God help us safely through! We know
not but that, in addition TO Mexico, we shall have
England, France, and old Spain down upon us
II 40, wake up fellow citizens, for there will be
something to do. We have all sorts Of beligcrcnt,
bcllicose, and horrible rumors, this evening -
lst That 40 900 troops have arrived In Canada.
I'd. That Mr. Pakenham has entered protest against
the declaration of war with Mexico
3D. Thaths Mexcana have taken Point Isabel and that
no troops had arrived to tho of General Tayler
4th That British heot had arrived OF Vera Cruz.
9th; That an English manofwsr lying at tho
mouth Of the Columbia in Oregon.
9Th. That the Spanish authorities Cuba had declared
their ports open TO Mexican prvatecrs.
It'll That the President has diarrhrs
To sum up these rumors A few troops may
have arrived in Canada Mr.. Psckenhsm mas,
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A CARD.
THE SHADES HOTEL, "a Resde street, few doors
west Of Broadway-The Subscriber late Proprietor OF
the Shades Thames respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has fitted the above house style
superior TO any other OF the kind city where they
be accommodated IN his usual way, with chops steaks,
liquors. cigars be by other house
the country. Private for reference The London
and city taken in JAMES EVANS
mvf4 rrcTh&Sat Tu&Fr
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Err. JOHN ROAKE'S
DINE LINZ ME- Mt,

FOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLED LIMBS,
s o. S cSrd 4. and Mu'fs:
spin; md Zip $sia q ,hs siGs
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had failed would :,.s1sr S:e II they could
nsss 5 Been ssps BY the most respectable who
hpsr"'nsnsy and R faHifssUriM.Iy fS;;,
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a word upon tho or'E'fD Isl e,sisC q
When the human frame receives shock either from heat
ss ohs s e. The
she s IS. II:
..ssd glands md :w.iiss The xssda.1 :y.% beng
sss sss
Ss .SS .sos S. strengthens
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this valuable Liniment.
= Physicisns are daily recommending Dr.. ROAKEv 10
truly scientific compound or 10 the form OF
Lnimen without color and unpleasant smell that can Be
used upon the delicate female child with perfect
s sSSi 81 ri
s :ssil.: :s .ss +: ss; 4 =:
For the last twenty have been troubled with rheuma
ercruciatnG much that could sleep nights The
disease finally seued in hip joint; the the thigh became
elongated pushed Of BY the pain na-
forward my foot backward 50 the points Of my toes
much impaired made up mind iSst the disease was 50
best phycians and all Of the cures without relief
WHICH without but before had used on.
tacted the pain. continued it freely for week.;
the cords became relaxed the leg resumed former
;nce the pain and Inflammation has all subsidized and
attending daily to my busne TO- the 10y and comfort Of my
family A. HEBARD, rs John street
Facts s.1bbom cases day brings evidence
Feelings Of gratitude and tho good Of fellow creatures
who may be afflicted in the way induces state
the astonishing Of my child WHICH is follows. Three
neck which large that turned his head side
Il finally broke dschang large Quantities Of matter aad
kept dischagns until he reduced mere skeleton
Clans and made Of remedies without benefit
made my mind he must die; INDUCED BY friend
who the healing Of Roake Iodine Lniment
fore the healing and the swelling and IN
ammaon subsidized and before had used the second bottle
he was perfectly JOIN Si! EAsroN No g Ninth avenue.
Principal Depot, 8. INGER6OLL x CO., 30 John street
myl6 1890 D.
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Principal DEPOT 3. INdERsoLL Co. 20 John street.
myl6 1890 3tr

THE CHEAPEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE
EujlRNISHING CHINA AND GLASS establishmept in
bers sreetA complete ASSORTMENT OF Cornelius Co. solar
lard Lsmps. Chsndeeu gas Fixtures &c. warranted and
ther ppees Families, hotels, steamboat propretsrs &C.,
wiz nnd u to thsr interest to apply At this house,
Packing psrtis usrly attended to-
Whte Frsneh China Dining Sets, 1871 pieces, for 81
!" WHITE Cnina Tea sess complete "a pieces. only s.
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING.
AND WIG MAKING

DHALON, No. 81 Broadway, in Judson's Hotel 50 long
known e 2lt Broadway ccneeiying that finely arrsng
~ cqppete his arrangement for the comfort and convent
?nce Of h numerous has now the pleasure inform
ping, sh.mpcens and bathing be carried style may
The Baths by the city comfort
and convenisnce and can accommodate 100 person. Hot
Cold, and Shower Baths.
Hair Cutting with clean brushes for each person. having
been feature his business for many would in.
form gentlemen that he will usual that baanch Of his
business his personal attention. NILS lmsr
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Married.
NEw YoRK, May Is, l64S.
copy q the Nss York Herald Of this date having
- oeen SHOWN to me, In which Is published the
mage Of MT Jesse Hurd. to Miss Rebecca Dole only
asughfer OF Henry Nichols Esq. ell of this city as
Living been celebrated by me, hereby publicly state
uet hare not solemnized such marriage.
HUGH SMITH, ID. D.,
Rector Of st. Peters Church, Twentieth
90 New Haven papers viii please copy
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WAR UPON CRIME!
A :~ rss Ca
week addition to variety and weekly record Of
THE TRIAL
u TS he mos.
',' ever hold Po 5f.i s2'f isssyvrsrrcAr1oN
hs we
nd vii s. S:S
Of Tom conroy III. ra mRfAt ksoel. Louis. Fisher
4:
a. Polio. Ju,,;e. TRAh !. County
Court with complete copy r the charge. against
- LIVES OF THE TELoNs."
5n ia: Ds.n q & s a1s. Of HS %
who M HEE 65Pfs i SAS
correct engraving Of this shrswd Pckpoekss and daring
n. ue. c.-p;, dlDdIT 1.Ia! eommi..ionpoev o.
ID a md Of .:oa
SsS F., Of ,na W
pes,s Dick 1coanei and Dusty Bob-Horrsle Rape y
'. .na SEssEkif'Essis OF THE ARMY
:D%saSS
sAIlKsAzCEN'S HEAD, Y DEY STKEET, n. Y.
inform his FRIEND and he public ssnsrpi
has 1Sa:i
4. "a h s r.. nd q. Lsa;,
Dnssn from O'clock, and Cold Cuts, Chops, Stakes,
::Is fHss.e
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myi5 imsr
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CENTREVILLE CoURsE.-TRoTTING.

THE SPRING MEETING the above Course will
L commence TUESDAY the 18th Of May, and con-
tinue three days. =.
list Day-Purse $780, m h., under the saddle nee for
horses that q purse $500. \ .
Same dsyPurse $780, mile heats the bfst IN under the
saddle free for horses NOT over years old this spring
I'd Day-Purse $780, m. h., IN harness; free for green
horses.
Same dsy-Puns 800, mile heats under the saddle free
Tor horses that never won pure. -.
I'd DayPune $780, 500 Of which the second best
m hi in harness free for all trotting horses
Entries be made the each At the
Course Entrance 10 per Two more 70 make trot
Mr.. VIM Jackson the American Deer, will Mon-
day the 18th OF June, for purse Of $780, miles
an hour, over the above EQUINE.
20 II the sprug Meeting on the Union Course, L. l.,
come. OF the week. the above will be postponed until
the following week.
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL.
A LADY re;ding !. the country, has for several years
ing ten bosdes choIss Her time entirely devoted
them, and pains spared render the house pleasant
home the pupils and advance them IN heir studies
d.,, srsnsio. g,,a g hs. hesb .nd aS,s. TIE Isss
There are ToPspt thrss vseennss FoS rafsre2ess nd
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On the 18th instant, ELIZA wife Of Anthony Nc Garvey
the 4ard year Of her age.
las friends are requested to attend her funeral from
ms residence the Wallabou road near the residence
OF Alderman Cross in the Seventh ward Of the city OF
Brooklyn on Sunday, the nth instant at 4PM
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H =. WILLARD 1 n. n. sff1RLrY, Auesoa..r,
WILL gye their personal attention the sales Of House
Stocks Of Crockery Dry Goods Grocery and
sales Of kea Estate tbs Merchants Exchange Also .ol
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY. until May LIST, when
they will the spacious No II Wall late
Adams Express Office all imsm
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ing under general order Orleans wharf foo, Of Wall
ScasSpss WI please attend 70 Tie eeFs Of hsI reeds
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TO THE LADIES.

AT J. B.. MILLER'6 New Store, Ia Canal street, ladies'
1ngs and made to order At 20 shngs equal 70 in the
Per aus spp.l: ~, ~ .sy
buskns 4 shnKs pair With many thanks the ladies
fe their liberal pstrousge hope continuance OF
their fvors the store Ia Canal street between homp
son and Laureus streets. j. B. MILLER
myl5 1issrc
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PARTNER N cash psnnhctprins tusiness in this city.
already esScblished With cash csptal Of from two to
CURED Addre. A. B. this Oee. stating where inter
view may be had. myl63tsr
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IN GINTLEMEN'S and Boys Panama, Leghorn and Rut.
Al,nd braid Has nns fine Leghom andDunstsble braid
HATS boys new style Leghorn Caps boys style silk and
fur Hats palm leaf and Canadian Hats Also
assortment Of Hats and Caps Of the latest and most
The above mentioned articles offered for sale the
lowest cash prices Purchasers respectfully requested
call and examine this stock before purchasing
VIM. BANTA, 81 Canal ST. cor. Wooster,
myl3 lwrIsrc and 40 Chatham