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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-05
WAS COMMTTTTn

% 'ENo The jail Il Mali
ALA county, 24th Aug, \
I'M by J. Z. Mitchell, j'P. I,
40 runaway,a Negro pill ali
herself ANN. Sid N
is yellow, s feet high about Is n +
years Of age, thin visage, sayssbs
longs to John Cox, a Spectator. sas,.
took the wrong road about Koscu,
and was taken up.
The owner is requested ID Come
ward, prove prope rlv, pay charges
take her away, or she win be deaIlS
according 10 law.
3 GRIM, Iiti
August 90, 1916,
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INDIANA-So far as heard from the next Leg
%islature will stand-24 wings and 26 locos
in the Senate; SO wings, and 40 Locofocos in
the House Of Representatlves-two counties to
hear from. Wing majority on Joint ballot from
six to eight.-Columbia Observer.
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THREE GREAT EvILs.-Mr. Brownson in q
brief notice ofC.J. lngersoll's book, compress
ses a volume of censures into the following par
iagraph
philadelphia appears to be a doomed city.
LIS calamities Of late have come neither sell
dom or alone. II had first to bear the terri
Bile calamity Of its fnanciering, and then came
riot murder and sacriIege; and now comes In
gersoll's Sketches IF The war."
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ADMISSION OF aU1LT,-While Charles T Tor
rey was in prison, awaiting his trial, he wrote
to Henry B. Stanton, confessing thus: "If am
a guilty man, | am a very guilty one; for
have aided nearly four hundred slaves TO escape
to freedom, the greater part of whom, but fol
my exertions, would have died in slayery.n
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Acsscv.-George Pratt, Esq, Office of the
New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, 10 receive advertisements and sub
Scriptions, and receipt for the same.
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From the correspondence Of the Picayune
we learn that Capt. Duncan Of the Texas Ran
gers has made a Reconnaissance as far as Seralvo,
half way from Camargo to Monterey. No re
slstance was met with. This date is Aug. II,
from Ccmargo.
"A report hat forces were gathering at Mon
terey came in to Comargo on the l7th.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-05

The Holly SPRINGS GAZETTE appears in
new type and paper this week--yery beautiful.
Success TO it and all other advocates Of the
truth and right.
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A Party visiting the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
were much disconnected by the appearance Of
a quantity Of NAKED white oak knees. The com
mandaut ordered some old sails to be thrown
oyer them
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-05

Vice President Dallas declined a public re-
ception on his return 10 his residence in Phila-
dslphia from Washington.
Some think he only declined coat If tai
and feathers.
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.EUST received a lot Il co.,,.
u for sale by s''s .
August 20, '46. = @
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DIR. ID. III. QUIN.

III AVING located in Canton ia
Nm his professional services iOiB
tizens of Cant,n and the sarro0u
country. He hopes BY diligent alsI
to business TO merit and receive lie
ronage of the public.
Office, two doors east Of Gecrg
Hendcrson's Store.
August Is, 1916. 4
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-09-05

The President issued a proclamation on the
9th inst, declaring the Oregon treaty to be in
force.
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NAILS & PRAna

JUST received a lot 4 Nh. /.
Brads of assorted sizes. IL NV" ~ :
80 R HARRINGTON { Z,
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TSsoLvENT NOTICE

VK1E the undersigned G 0an1aIs
w appointed BY the rio /,
Of Madison county, Misslss ,ps NJ
and allow claims against Ma
Gears Williams, deceas III meei
been declared insolvent, WI I t6t
Office Of E. G. Henry, Esq &,
Of Canton, in said county ", Salur
that purpose, on ihs IA hl * Isrn
each month, until tho Nar'A
Of said court. . sINGLETI
i, a. i. LAwSO
+, 6. Henry!
Cou1tSs
August is, 1915.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

-gH LEL
N ETTERS Of Administrator :
- been granted 70 he unde l,oaa
the Probate court Of Madison W. 4,
the estate Of Nancy Huesl0D' = .
persons indebted 70 sad es,a' Il. /
tilted t. come forward ana. lS'
mediate payment, and all P9 ..'sl
ing claims against the 'a ll,s ss,ai
present them legally ap' q \
within the time prescribed Y
1. M. SIMMONS a
August Is, 1916.
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Norm CAROLINA has refused to establish a
Penitentiary BY q majority Of from IS to 10000
votes. Good wing States don't need those re-
ceptacles IF crime and law repudiators.
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D.ANCENG.

"a GOOD Teacher can obtain a school
Of from rs to 30 scholars by appli-
cation TO H, AMSDEN.
Beatie's Bluff, Madison County,
August Is 1916. 48-tf
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LOWELLs.
FOR SALE.
BOARD o. pOLIcE.

: NHERE will be a regular meeting OIL
the Board Of Police on Monday the
9TH day Of September next.
J. !. PUGH, Pres't.
August /, 1916, 46-51
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Three ships have been chartered to convey
Col. stephenson's regiment to California.
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NEGRO sEY

UST received four cases of white
y cable cord Iinsey, a good article for
clothing, for sale by
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
August 90. '46.
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NOTICE

MO rICE is hereby given g
IL cerned, that ny letters Fl Aq \
tration on the estate Of John p ~
ter, deceased, having been rayo1
will at the next term q las Wv.
Probates of Leake county, % ~
Monday Of September next, Pre's, !,
account Of administration q salu
for final settlement and allowance.
r. j. HALL, 1sH
August Is, l846. Il
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DGArH OF A Volunteer. We learn from one
Of the Yaz9o Volunteers, Mr.. Kirk, who arriv-
ed here on Tuesday from Point Isabel, which
place he left on the 9th inst that Mr.. Piester,
of Captain sharp'S Company, died on the 9th
of fever. Mr.. KIRK also informs us that three
or fonr others Of the same company are on their
way back, having been discharged on account
Of sickness. The remainder of the company
he says, were in fine health and spirits.
Yasoo City Wig
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We have seen several Of the volunteers, dis
charged on account Of sickness, from the Mis-
sissiPpi Regiment They were from Raymond
w. R. Mills, Esq, ofYazoo, has also returned
We have seen letters Of the 1871 inst. They
do not confirm the yunlors we have floating a.
mong US about deaths, &c. The prevailing
sickness is diarrhGa. None from this city have
returned, though one or two are expected. The
Northern companies and the regiments from
Ohio, Indiana, &c, suffer mOst.--E. Wing.
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WITHOUT MEDICINES, INJECTIONS OF BATHS
w discovery recently made Frspce By NJ WARRIOR
Price Thirty ssn:tss an Eassh edition translated from
agreeable and falfbis reeeuty discovered France
not only Of bat also Of completely dstroyng
hes PsIsivss inections o bshss followed BY great
perscns 81 dissnction esryus hs eops,e eesev Of he
means To each document suhjoined the and
address ofthe physician other person who test6es
The authors Of the csrthcaes attest only that this
raj destroys constipation and that It the ntest
nal canal perform its cyacnang functions Normal
states but also thstit cures BY ensh ansm.us Painful
which the bowels sptje mber Of other
dangerous and g standing dseas for curing which
Sold at the Maternal Depot, ef WARTON, or Paris, IN
Maiden she Nes York and by all booksellers and medicine
dealers in the United States. ms liner
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1872 BROADWAY,
CoRNER or John STREET.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES


TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
CPECIMENs Of aiNsss unsrfproseSsbI. vERBENA
= CREAM FOR SHAVING. : fhn article. universally
praSed by those who made ~ % IL last took the hst
premium Of the Institute FAM lrdeed il fully conceded By
those who know mat II j. impossible manufacture sti
Gle equal TO It. II scenins the skin, fragrant the
senss dsstroyr ofeekss ard pmpes. and sold cheaper
than the old soaps AL thciors who wc~d consult
Fromths New York Gafetre.-1he New Sosp.-We SPEAK
from expsrenes AID speak from the professional
knowiedge Of beuefsetor and friend james Grant
Ara street. wis ahead Of any thing yet fou nd
ont in this department OF modern improvement II emily
an sMolisnt but i !. sonsth,nE more In short believe
From tho Evsnisx Mirror Rings Verbena Cream, we
experience the best Kind Of shaving SOAP and
those have troublesome boards, should be
without 10 has penetrating way Of ts and seffens
the hardest beard to lender the operation Of
shaving perfectly sssy MI King has lately taken the bus
where article be obtaned; ana,
Rngs Cough Candy, which said TO Be pleasant and Or
tain cure for that troublesome companion ea.
From the spatchEvery who shavss himself
shou ID procure Rngs Verbcna Cream" Il 10 exquisite
article soeniug the beard and aayng all irritation Of the
skn becomes absolute peaure instead OF IN
Beware Of .misations and oossrvs the written signature
der he directions use Of O. H. Rngr Prepared ard for
sale, Wholesale and retail, and for sspGa,,9qsS ~
I93 Broadly y, C rner Of John street
Successor TO DR.. WIN. II Minor
NB-Merchan particularly requested 70 call ana e1
anime this a!ticle a. now prepared As % quality ~
peafnnce and price, IL be beathe splendid ssw
from stsel plale engraved by Messfs hswdsi Wright
Hstch exceeding thing Of the kind bsfore the puhe
1nsr
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how respective
and n il
if
candidates
a cur ( if
OIL at
usraed
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CTJRE OF CORNS.

QUNlONe, TUNORS, EXCREsCENCEs BAD NAns
- &c.-No $50 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
MRS. BERNARD from Paris, has the honor Of inform
the public that sho still practice the
feet with the greatest avns exclusively devoted hsr
confident promising that she will entirely
from their irritating aud painful location without causing the
least pam possibility OF Danger making tho blood
The operation will occupy thn four % 1--WE
and relief thus treated
msdaty their shoes and walk without tbs least
coaysniencs. 7, lI. .ls.e
Mira has praetsed her profession for several years in Eu-
md in th country and has acquired skill and much
practical expeeuce Facts attesed by certificates
and Philadelphia. s84 al 81 fr.st IS @tstt'
Terms medasats for yearly sttsudanee,
Ne; - Broadway. bsswssn Howard and Grand New
York. mi IrnoSrc .
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SARONI s. ARCHER.

IbI Water street, corner OF Maiden lane,
Lave ON HAND, large Of Caps. Silk and
Fur Hats OF every description, and spring ,tyis Straw
and Panama Has.
Also Oil Six Glazed Lawn. visors and CapstOeks. winch
they ohsr At very low prices. .
Dealers aud manufactures will DO we'll examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere mia Inns m30 3w
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THE
INVISIBLE
VIC

GO closely resembles the head Of HAIR that scepcs and
~ have the most perfect and extra
ordinary invention Of The day The Of this
novel and unique wig its being made without sewing
the hsn h.i both in shtnes and natural appearance
free thar In all Of preparation evaporation unimpe
died. and the evils Of other wigs eurirey avoided The
and c0unosscuY alike invited inspect this novel
and bsausR Wig and the pscrsr method Of lpg the head
the mah6aeturers A. c. BARRY lag Broadway, Of
Liberty street, mp stairs es-.e+s8H md lmsrc
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ATLANTIC WHITE J.EAI

THE ATLANTIC .WHlTk LEAD COMPANY haun
complsted their Works ready orders
for purs White Lead both Dry end Gound OIL alues'
thar be wanted Tie Conpsry have spared
expense in his OF the Works which would
the o:sc degrees, the improvement the Lead having
pusp0ee. F#sAF ~
Being well aware, from onr long familiarity with the differ
ent leads sold market thar BY Ear the proportion
sold a. such has been, and su Is greatly aduteraed with
baryes article CT mineral rodue ch heavier than
White Lead, and in itself Possessing yu. Of pig
ment whatever, IL being, when mixed with oil almost
parent and IN fact having nothing hut m gpccihc weight
recommend it, the Trus~cs Of the Atlantic White Lead Com
psny have passed unanimously the following fesonon viz:
Resolved, Tnst in view Of manufacturing oply prrnr
cle the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality OF White Lend both Dry and Ground OIL; that
be strictly pure, gcErne arcle and perfectly free from any
adaiteraron whatever, which the Company w
such to all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, be well ASSURED thst de
pendence be placed the pny OF pound Of White
Lead featured and sold by the Company which
Will not only tend TO the durability Of the Faint but
will be found much more economical in its 10 the
most common description Of painting owing the body
covering quality thereby giving far better finish
with two than the adulertrd White Paint would with
three Of which every painter will hear witness.
The Company also Red Lead and LthaIee and
have FOR sale variety Paints Ground Oil Vsrdgrs
Black Pant Yellow 0chrc, Spanish Brown. Pa, Green,
Having been Agents for the Company, al
POLLEN COLGATE,
II Emit 3HFoari street, corner 0f BeekTnan STREET
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M tta' FITS FITS!

A CERTIFICATE OF Cum Of Epepsic Fits, Of - ysass
"A sanding cared wilma the last Tires moaths By nsslnl
lyans Vegetable Extract and before the Mayor q
the city Of New York, March tbs tn instant . sta
To oil whom may coucen-I hereby testify that have
suffered through the various stsees or this dssdhI disea
from having the light and far bewesa 70 hAvios he
the awful and vervsqusntIy have tried the
medical skill Of physicians without ever rscsvine
cssd IeGaa h:sr Of until save =. hops e syss
rather than life leagth heard that vsna vegesabe NJ
making wonderful Of this Gresdlul ds
Dn Ivan. Hart and represented my ea.e 2 tsem y;
hope rsyivsdyss thank God health revived per:
severed in the Of this medicine about three months and
restored health. and would ehesuy recommend, nsy.
would those who afflicted onse! Doubt but call
a be happy person who would wish % ecnysse
with this subject residence ~ Eseex ee New
York. --s fN WILLIAM III. PAR6kkkS.
sworn before me- this 7th day Of M.reh, a.. 2. iM
mrIo im%r w. p. HAVEHMEyER, Mayor. =
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NJ. WISE, OPTICIAN,
TASSELS

UITABLE for trimming hats, caps blinds, shades pesess
- soiss umbrellas parssos cloaks, apr9as
&C. Also variety Of biadnu snd cord VI ~
mis- iu-m q Maidsa lane. corner Of William y,
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HAVANA SEGARS.

lOO,OOO Very Superior, received per late Srrivsls
from Havana viz: Sorsisga, Victoria, Wandering Jews
Bsysdclas, LmiIios N.b.ja: AND fans.5Sn s.E.. all
receiving consg the finer qualities Of Havana Sc
gsfs BY every from Havsna with advces close saes
romry, and will therefore, sell at two doa less
thousand. than other importer. Country merchants
aud hotel keepers Will 6nd to their interest 70 call
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/ s rs MOUSSELINES DE- LAINk.
10O NEW SPRING sTYLESol kcreisn and DS4esue,
xVV just received, suitabs % rcutnern and Nesse3n
Trade, and for sale By cHkx2OM CO,
tmlnsm rNsunm s0see
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SCHENCK'S ii.
PU l. nj q MIC S Y RUP
HAS CTJRED Mr.

READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTlFI-
GAT !H Of K1THAk p L Nv COX fzRss MAN OF
gss . p r. s;!:i' 81 g ~
.d:s:
h. IN rS y ay T
Il .': ssgs: :d
6s iaa M
sts and he weaker and weaker, emseIted
1s.,ss va. short aud the Id
making the bed yheh he lay At this period his phys
Appetite
I. ne e9
syrup" That he had taken bat about bottles Of the SAID
ssg i.st
Dc a a az S: s
sc he d.ehsgsd il the presence Of his wife end
s :ssss 6 = .e. vi.
@ b re b.: ::
h q the 1 that Nj hun
alter s'
ss; hs to ely, = .dssy
s + E ' siss a. s :s 4:
weeks that The rapid changes IL bic
S. i ass iS 1sSd: nsSSo
K
s.ss
me-: ss sy sa
ssd 70 be IN psr.etIy se'nd cOadinoa GO
4a' . T 4;si II; 9 & I:'''
We d. .,S.:fiss: 1:.d:ss q ,Ss o.a:ke 81" u ES:n,
=: " :: :r !. fs,:s
ssa lawns
WIKI. S S::ss sss 'ss Es.: J; .,s:.
a,sss JOSEF i Hs s :ss A. nis.'
M. ..,s, sMsK oh ,s
: Son:
sisa ces g h ds.osa. one q ne .sisAIo. M
*: &:
Il: I Is: s s: % sss.
To-day have bees bis house and recsvsd from
si sss oar JAN :S't 4;
The genuine ruimonc syrup i prepared by the
,:sT:;s: 10 ;ss
if TX y. y ss!'s.
20 6sseIsIa FORD % Fourth WEBSTER: Eysru,
Van znds corner Smith sas Ds." 70, Brool,n
f S1 j. Bssln.n dos not s my
4. en- al s1
- - BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO- 81 Johns ane corner Beech The Cuhscrb-
~ would inform bis CUSTOMARY an the Public, thst he
hand, la stock Of fancy and
Bird Cages OF all aescntions which he will sell chsaps
TIM they DO bought elsewhere. 1s If@s
Also, Csscs made TO order.
s. S:sA:;s would to ss;;'s:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
"A w. SPIES CO, having removed TO 81 Msidsu lana,
IA offer large and well assorted sock OF Cat
lcry Guns and Gun Materials. by smporaons At
tremcy low prices Tor cnsh or approved psper a. Imh
- FURNITURE PLUSH.
THE SUBSCR iRS have received from their mauuscto-
" an svs assortment q plain and sbossed Fumi
ture ushes OF ali co.os ard qualities suable for eabnst
''''" Nv V. CxiLLEUx, Fills soLELIAo CO.
Al lmsY - Re0l 1Isse
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN.

HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for eradeat,ns Eruptious
Tsttsr sanepm, Ri.gxor%s FrscLlei and Cnhneops Ex
the skin and establish brilliant complexion Sold in boules
Is cents each No 3 Bowery Spring also,
Nv Mn Hsvsa 10 Fulton strest, Rronkly "a lrasm
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DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIsT,

HOO nFUUUW0y,
srRxEr. s.s
ME, the underSgnsd having witnessod astonishing
w performed by Dr. Francis believe prepa
of the greatest for IF ts AnA
h ghiy recommend him q safe and skiifal Oeuist.
Rev. Duncan Danbar, Rev. b. II. Cops,
Rev. ]. Andrsds, K. c. Priest. Rev @. Benedict,
Rev. j. Peck, Rev. A. Whselock.
and speeis removed 81 n. si!y who have ben
~ number Of undoubted sestinonias to Be se5xRWH
office will yatsfy the public OF his .shins
- Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. 70 Advice 10
the poor gratis. va
C. Or Francis will remove the frst Of May No ~
Broome FIRST hoass, second block east Of Broadway
al imd<W~Yc EffEs 44I1
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- BIRD GAGE MANUF1CTOKY.

.a,s \ BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO- Sc Johns' Beach street. The Subscrib
would inform his Custome's an the Public thst he
has andy hand la 80 stock q fancy and common
fiun they bo bought elsewhere. ~ f
Also Csses made TO order.
PsCounsry Msrchaut would nnd shss advantage
call aud ~ lmsf
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NEW INVENTED ~
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

\ u
RATCHELoA's inyented Wigs and Scalps so perfect
- ly resemble the natural hair TO defy direction Il
hair when new one perfectly adapted to the eountensnee
dsultiss long By be
At VIM BATCHELOH's, Wall street, near Brosdsvay
Renovedfrom les Broadway. mai imsm
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
(WHICH will change grey hair its original color few
W minutes Those who doubt s virtues, requested
bugs would take this method there you'd Be reason
any color shade In few minutes Private chang
ing the hair None genuine nnless signed H. Striker
ink. One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail aad applied at No CHATHAM
STREET, opposite the Hal OF Rocords New York, up
starr 10 lmsrh
NEEDLE e FISH-HOOK MANUFACTORY,
~ Maiden Lanc. o4tf1fs,
WM. CROWLEY SON, manufacturers Of the above
articles respectfully inform the importers Of New Yok
ara Other eitiss that they have hand as sosk
rrsde. Or i'm
1desircd.
P.s-R oBERr CROWLEY, importss Of shed!eld and Bir
minghsm 1ooda 70 part RI the above stoss na lm.rc
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TO LET

10 SMALL FAM ILY-The upper par, Of horse
with pantry, on the second door and front and bod
room the third floor and If required attic rrom with
the use Of Croton ether privileges Ap
ply 10 A. a. VAN PROAG, 81 Warren st.
Nb-H desirable part VI the above may be obtained.
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FANCY NEEDLE.WORK EMPORIUM.
ba sslf HENRY LAWRENCE, ,.
Terms, BEADS, FRiNoEs, 6fMfS. h :. Il JoAN
STREET, NEAR BROADWAY-h;L L. takrs sh,s m thod
Of Informing the public generally that he has takea
the ebove SCORE and prepared offer extensive stock n
his line selected BY himss Europe. with espsel rss..
copedsai that his price, canaot a Of eommand.y share q
public He opening arttclss oourey
in the market asd respectfully soein eal M ln.re
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n FURNITURE PLUSH.
THE sUBSCR.B RS have received from their mauucto-
~ assortment q plain and embossed Fumi
ushes Of ali color and qualities suiab for eabnst
coach and railroad car mahsr.. asds !
v. CAlLLEUx, Fills soLELIAo 2 CO..
al lmsY y ke0I Greee
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
Circulation---F0rty Thousand.

. Per annum--paysblr il advance
WEELY HERALD-Every Baturday-Price 81 cents pes
XDvERfiSEMENTs At he usual pnes.-siways esshi,
advance. 49, - e.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and dsspsteA
~ an iesEsss addressea to
the be post paid. tho postage win be
ssdretsd Iron ths subscription nane CIV RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
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North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
"A ". SIZES co, hsviss removed e p Msdsa lss.
ery GINS and lun Materials. by smporatons,
tremely low prices cnsh approved a7fmfh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, with few or
E any Number of acres that B. ds:iIabls Barns
ing on TIE river, Ard within tire walk Of
Stesmbo.t Landing mile from Fort Richmond mile
and half from New Brighton. 81
The property has front The water Of about 400 feet
For further paicuats enquire Of William John ORR
en- No. Wall street, on the premises, Of Mrs. Jane Bnr