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BOARDING.
MRS. MANN, having ntted up those tw

wi elegant houses, (ereeied about two years
since,) No. and Philadelphia Place, 9th and
II streets,) in the most comfortable and fashionable
manner, is now prepared to receive boarders on
MODERATE TERMS
No trouble or expense has been spared to render
the house a comfortable home. The house contains
bathing room, with necessary fixtures for cold,
warm, and shower baths, which will be furnished
to boarders free Of charge.
For gentlemen connected with either Of the pub
lie departments the location is considered one OF the
most eligible in the city, being about equi-dstsnt
from the Presidents house and Capitol. IL is pro-
verbally healthy, pleasant neighborhood and
free from dust. Reference is made to those already
in the house, and will be expected from those who
may apply. Nov 25-dlw
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HEN RY C. SEM u l. II
Attorney at Law.
MONTGOMERY. IA.

- MONTGOMERY, ALA.
WILL practice in the courts Of law and equity
w OF Montgomery and Lowndes counties, in the
circuit court of the United States at Mobile, and
in the supreme court of Alabama
REFERENCES .-Judge Beverley Tucker Professor
of Law in the University Of William and Mary
Virginia; Judge William II CabeI President Of the
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia; Simon Greenleaf
Royal Professor Of Law, Cambridge, Massachu.
setts II. W. and J. J. Fry, and Charles F. os-
borne, Richmond, Virgins; Gwuthmey, Forbes, &
Co., and Beers q Smith, Mobile, Alabama; Fisher
& Co., Boston; A. Thornton New York, William
G. Maitland sfNew York, Oct. 28--cp6m
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BY VIM. Marshall, Auctioneer.
GROCKERY. Glass Ware GirandaI


TROCKERY, Glass ware, GirandoIes,
~ Lamps, Clocks, Walters, Table Cutlery, and
Fancy articles, at auetion-0n Monday evening,
November 30th, at o'clock, will sell, at the store
four doors west Of Al street, on Pennsylvania ave
nue., large and handsome assortment of crockery,
French and English china, grandoles, solar ard az
trail lamps, French clocks, ivory-hande knives and
forks, in sets, walters, &c, viz:
white-grante dinner sets, I4I pieces
3 blue do I4l pieces
French china, l56 and 1870 do
200 doZ Of white and white and blue plates
so dozen china plate French and English
so sets China tea ware, 80, "a, so, and 80 pieces
100 ewers and basins, all kinds and sizes
100 doZ. cups and saucers
100 do tumblers
80 toilet sets, 5and 9pieces,
20 doz. wines, cut and plain
And large assortment of pressed and cut glass,
VIZ: celery glasses turablers, champagne glasses.
French bowls, preserve dishes, salts, &c.
Also, good assortment Of hardware, cutlery,
walters, clocks, vases, grandoles lamps, &c. with
a large assortment Of goods not enumerated.
TERMS of sale: All sums over s25, credit of two
and three months.
Sale to be continued from day to day until the
whole is sold.
VIM. MARSHALL,
NOV 2i-otDec2 Int Auctioneer.
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by B. HOMANs. AuctiOneer.
FxTENsIyE sale or Furniture at Il
Nov 95-dts

| FXTENsIyE sale OF Furniture at the
II City Hotel, WashiD gtOn Commencing
on MoSDAT next, the 30th instant at 10 O'Clock
M, will be sold the whole Of the furniture Of thai
large establishment, comprising about ninety rooms
and embracing every article used in Housekeeping,
| VIZ; ", ."..
Mahogany dining, breakfast, centre, card, and
pier tables
Mahogany sofas, Sdeboards, chairs, lounges and
ottomsns
Mahogany and eane-seat rocking, large paror,
and Office arm chairs, and tetc.d-teis chairs =
| Dinlng-roOm and chamber chairs
| Brussels, ingram, stair and chamber Competing
HearthTuss, hoor-maltng, and oil cloths
Chandeliers, hall, solar, eamPbps, astral, cham
Der, and street lamps
Radiator and hall stoves, CRATES, andirons,
shoves and tongs, eoal-hods, tenders, &c.
| Sets Of dinner aud tea china
Cut and plain glassware decanters, celery glasses
wines, gohlets, &c.
| Knives and forks, in sets
| Walters, and dDng-room furniture generally
A superior set Of bock-un ehahng dishes and
heaters, made expressly for hotel use
Pier, msntel, and toilet glasses
Window curtains and Venetian blinds
One very superior piano forte
very large and superior eight day clock, made
by Willard, Boston
Mahogany French, and low-pos, and very SUI
perng walnut bedsteads
Bed curtains, linen and cotton sheets, and pillow
cases, blankets, comforts, and eounlerpanes
About 100 feather beds and pillows, rs mat
tresses, hair and shuek
Walnut and mahogany bureaus, wsrdrobes, &c.
Washslands Of all kinds, toilet sets
Table cloths, towels, napkins, &c.
Candlestieks, SHUTTERS, and trays
Bar fixtures, Office desks, and marble sab
-Four very superior bath-tubs, with apparatus for
heating water, lead pipes, &c.
All kinds Of kitchen utensils-copper sauce-psns,
boilers, &c.
One large cooking-stove, Browns patent; large
bake-oyens, &c.
Washing and ironing utensils
A large and valuable lot OF wines and quor
which will be described in future Advertisements and
catalogues, and the time of sale specified
The above sale offers one Of the best opportunities
that has been lately presented for furnishing and re-
Plenshing public private houses. Part Of the fur.
niture is Of superior quality and was made TO or
der expressly for the house.
Terms Of sale: All sums Of and under s25, cash;
over s25 and under $50, 60 days credit; over $50
and under 500, 60 and 80 days credit; over 500
and under $780, 2, 3, and 4 months credit over
5000, 2, 4, and months, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest from day OF sale
All articles not settled for within seven days, will
be resold at the risk and expense Of the first pur-
chaser A. FULLER & Co
b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
Nov 25-dts Bait Sun
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BY this Evenings Southern Mail.
CAPTURE OF TAMPlCo.

CAPTURE OF TAMPlCO. A.
The southern boat this evening brings us three
mails from New Orleans, being the journals of the
18Th, Goth, and 2lst instant. We compile from
these the following account Of the successful expo
didon against Tampico;
From the n o. PcsyuBe, Extra, Nov 10.
EXPEDITION AGAINST TAMAIeo.-The schooner
Mitis Captain Thompson, arrived here this morn
ing from the squadron at Anton Lizardo, haying
made the voyage TO the Pass in five days. Mr..
Clark, to whom we are Indebted for letters and in
formation from the squadron, came passenger on
the Mitis. He communicated with the officers OF
the squadron on Thursday last, the 18th instant.
He gives the following account Of the departure
Of the expedition which has sailed for Tampico,
The commodore despatched on Wednesday, the
llth instant, the frigates Raritan, Captain Greg.
DRY; the Potomac, Captain Aulick; and the sloop-
Of war ST. Mary's Captain Saunders, for Tam
pieo. The following morning, the 18th, the com
modore hoisted his broad pennant on the steam
err Princeton, Capt. Ergle, and sailed for the same
destination The Princeton took in tow the steam
er Spitfre, Capt. TsttnaIl, and the gunboat Petrol
Lieut., Shaw The Mississippi, Com. Perry, sailed
the same day, having in tow the steamer Vixen,
Com'r Sands the Bonita, Lieut.. Benham the Reef
err, Lieut.. Sterrett, and the NOnata, Lieut. Hazard.
Ere this they have doubtless reached their desna.
ton, and we presume that Tampico is already in
power.
The steamer Spithre, Capt. Tatnall, arrived at
Anton Lizardo only on the llth inst from Brszos
Santiago, having touched at TampiCo and commu-
nieated with the Porpoise, which was maintaining
the blockade Of that port. From the Porpoise they
learned that the Mexican troops had marched out OF
Tampico, returning towards San Luis Potosi, taking
with them the artillery from Tampico
The prize schooner Pelrits, formerly the Cham
pion, was to leave Anton Lizsrdo on the 18th inst.
for Tampeo.
The prize schooner Laura Virginia, turned into a
gun.boat, left Anton LzRrdo on the 18th inst. for
Tabasco, to communicate with the cutters Forward
and McLane, from whom nothing has been heard
since Com Perry left Tabasco, or rather Fronteu.
The remains Of the lamented Lieut.. Morris have
been exhumed and placed on board the Raritsn,
which will convey them to Pensacola the
affair OF Tampico is over.
The prize schooner Telegraph, in charge Of Mid
shipman Smith, had sailed for this port and is now
passed due.
The Somers is maintaining the blockade of Vera
Cruz, and the frigate Cumberland, Capt. Forrest,
the prize steamer Tabasquena, and the prize schOon-
Avarado are lying at Anton Lizardo.
There were also lying there the barque Avernon,
Jordan, master, the barque Morgan DIX, Hamilton,
master, and the schooner Sarah, Bradbury, master.
The barques were bound for this port, the first 10
sail in three or four days, and the second in two
weeks; the schooner is bound to Pascagoula. These
vessels had taken down coal, &c, to the squadron.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
nN TUESDAY, the LIST of December


- next, at o'clock a. M, at my auction rooms,
Concert Hall, shall expose at public sale some of
the most valuable furniture ever offered at private or
public sale in this city 1t was selected with great
are and expense, and is now offered solely from
the circumstance of the owner having taken up his
residence in the north. 1t consists of parlor cham
ber,. and kitchen furniture, among which are the
following articles, viz:
superior piano forte
Pedestas of superior quality, marble slabs
Rosewood tables, do do
India do do do
Mahogany chairs
Fancy do
French mirrors; chandeliers
set mantel lamps burner encb
do do 8 burners each
Brussels and other carpets
emma s1, ware e. of superior quality
Toilet stands, superior quality, marble slabs
Mirrors, in swinging franres
superior mahogany French bedsteads, COM
plete ~''NN' O''''
~ superior mahogany portable wardrobes
Together with many other valuable articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms of sale; All sums of and under S25. cash:
all sums between S25 and 800. a credit of three
months; all sums 500, four months credit will
be given, for approved endorsed notes, bearing in
terest. e "
The furniture can be examined on Monday. the
day previous to the sale.
MO A. GREEN,
luz WV @o-eaooua Auctioneer.
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Winter Amusement.
THE oDEON, now beautifully arang

rINHE ODEON, now beautifully arranged and
Il decorated will open on Monday, December J,
with the following array Of talent; Mr.. J. I.
Brown, Mrs Mossop, Mr. Lite, Mrs. Gibbon, Mr..
Jordan, Miss Dugurd, Mr.. kimbur, Miss Eliza
Kilmiste, Mr.. MCGEE, Miss Emma Kilmiste, Mr..
De Hayes, &c. &c.
Mr.. Lee, scenic artistic; Mr.. Bergman, leader OF
orchestra.
Prices of admission, so cents; ladies' tickets, 25
cents. .... ..-.-...a -0...s......... ....
Doors will open Mt 7; curtain will rise at half past
Nov. 27-2tif .... ..#..r. ...
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i EARY 4 co, Hatters, Astor HOUSE

IL New York, have taken for the winter the
store near Colemans National Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, to be opened December 3,
which will he kept supplied, by weekly shipments
from their New York ware-rooms, with all articles
of their manufacture, viz;
Gentlemen's hats aud caps,
Ladies riding hats and caps,
Children's caps,
Of the same fashion and quality, and on the same
terms as retailed by them in New York
Nov. 27-2w
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Two Editors Of Demecratio nr Na..-.

Enitors OF Democratic or Neutra
Papers-A gentleman who has had mncS
eag m as an editor and correspondent, would be
paper during the ensuing session Tsru,. IeutreI
Any communication addressed SCRIBE. Wasb.
lngton eIty ID. c." will receive prompt ,,tsr,ion
ana the name and evidence Of his capacity ="
"'''e' VIII oe gwen Nov. 16-4td&ls-w
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GOVERNMENT CLAIMS.
FVNHE undersigned will leave po

\ early in December for Washington citv. AT
which place he will remain during the session of
Congress- and will be happy to attend 10 the prose
cution of claims before Congress or either of the ex
ecutive departments. For number Of years a resi-
dent of that city, and during portion Of that time
connected with one Of the departments, his knowI.
edge Of the of transacting such business will
give to all matters intrusted to his care great facility
and insure more speedy adjustment than under
ordinary circumstances. Address, post paid
B. III. CHEEVER
n. 6, Merchants Bank BuiIdino
Refer to-
Hon. DANIEL WEBsTER,
RUFUs CHoATE, .. A..
CALEB CUSHING
RoBERT RANroUL, JR.
Nov 23-d&sw6w
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BARGAINs.-D. CLAGET1

GREAT BARGAINS.-D. CLAGETT a.
" CO, having on hand large stock of season.
able dry goods, and the season being advanced, will
from this date offer great bargains either for cash or
to their punctual customers. Their stock is fully
assorted, and purchasers may always he able TO fiji
their memorandum without the trouble of shopping
from store to store. All goods sold by us warranted
as stated, or taken back.
Nov 01-6tif
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SUPERIOR Printing ami WrannInnn p.

onEHi eG Printing and Wrapping Pa =
on consignment, large additional supnIy of vsru
superior printing paper "a by 80, which he offers
upon as favorable terms as il can be bought At anv
mouse IN the District. He s not aware of env fnr.
egn rags having been used in the manufacture Of i,
out is confident that its quality and price will com
The attention Of merchants conrec,;ono,, '' No'
others IS invited to his stock of coIored and no;u
wnppingpaper ""O pi''"
FITZHUGH CoYLE.
Nov l7-3tawIw "'''"e'
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Il Virginia, for sale, or exchanged for
improved property In the District OF Co


lumbia, whittier the subscriber Is remOV-
ing.-lt is situated near the Falls Church, in a
good neigh bOrhood, and is about ten miles from
each OF the cities Of Washington and Alexandra,
over good turnplkes except two miles. 1t contains
325 acres and for the last five years has been under
course Of improvement. A large part, now in
good condition. is sci in grass planted with choice
fruit, much Of which is in bearing. The dwelling
and ouI-buildngs afford ample accommodation for
gentsel family. large barn, with stabling, &c
in the basement, has been recently built in the best
manner. SO desirable place Is seldom in market.
II not disposed Of before, it will be offered at pub
lie sale the premises, on Thursday the l7th day
Of December next II not then sold il will be for
rent to a good tenant At the same time and place
will be Sold on the usual credit of nine months for
all sums IS, all the stock crops farming uten-
sils, &c. These are numerous and worthy ofatten-
ton.
Letters, post paid, will reach the subscriber in
Georgetown, d. c.
Nov 24-2awtsdde A. b. FAIRFAX.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE WEST
The Delta of the 10Th gives the following letter
from its correspondent, who is with this division o.
our army:
CAMP NEAR Preside DE RIO GRANDE,


October a. 1886
GENTLEMEN: this moment am informed that an
express departs for San Antonio in a few min
utes and ! can only say word. We arrived at
the river the 9th inst, when the general was whit
ed upon by the alcade and sub-prefeco of Presidio
who offered the capitalization ofths torn, and hoped
they would not be disturbed Col Harvey, with
the Cd Dragons, next morning crossed ever and
camped near town, and the remainder Of the COM
mand on Sunday took up their encampment where
now write from, and where we expected TO remain
ten or fifteen days. but we shall march far Monclo-
va the day after to- morrow not waiting for Colonel
Churchis command, as was the original intention.
This sudden change in the intentions of the general
may be in consequence of the recent news from
Monterey, which undoubtedly will be read long be-
fore you receive this. The battle must have been
desperate, but no more so than anticipated. The
Mexcans are determined to fight. Gen. Shields ar
rived here yesterday from Camargo and will be Sec
ond in command, and confirmed the news which we
heard before from the Mexican authorities.
Col. Hardin's regiment is. now marching into
camp, having left San Antonio about week after
us. How prudent it is to pursue the march before
the remainder of the command comes up time will
tell; but rest assured the Mexicans will give US
brush, and they know all our movements; whereas,
we know none of theirs.
The Mexican officers endeavor to convince our
general that the armlstice between Gen. Taylor and
Gen. Ampuda included this army; but fortunately
the general had copy Of 1t, and it clearly leaves
to fight if we have chance---and zoe ,oiH
| regret that cannot say more, but have not the
time before the express leaves 1t is doubtful
whether you get many of my letters unless you are
more fortunate than am. have received but one
letter since left New Orleans. God bless you.
CHIHUAHUA
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10 EFREsHMENT sALooNs.-The ser

Tf - vINHVOINp.-IH ne sea
~ son for Ice cream being over, the undersigned at
the solicitation Of many Of his friends has cbnnosd
ms rooms over his confectionery store, corner of
llth street and Pennsylvania avenue, into Refresh
ment saloons, one for ladies' and the other pentls-
men, where he will keep constantly served un. in
neat ana wholesome style such refreshments as are
generally to be found in establishments Of the kind
in Philadelphia and New York; such as coffee ,so
chocolate, oysters, cooked or uncooked, J anchoyv
toast, sardnes, &c. v '"N'''y'
lie viii open his saloons this day.
Nov 19-eo3t Z, c.Irrrpp
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BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer,
GUMS PISTOLS. AND ApPARATUS

VI On Tuesday afternoon, December Isl, at 4
O'Clock, | will sell at my store a large and haad
some assortment Of fine twist, single, and double.
barrel guns, in and out Of cases; rife and sx-ban,
pistols, bird-bags, TASKS, BELTS caps, powder, &c
viz:
30 fne double-barrel guns
40 fine sngle-barrel plain and twist guns
duck guns, very superior
10 pair pistols
10 six-barrel pistols, in and out of cases
~ bird-bags, single and double
Powder TASKS, with variety offxtures for sports
men.
w. MARSHALL,
Nov 25-dts AuetioneeF
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E'oR RENT, a two-story brick bouse-
neatly and completely furnished, near the cor,
ner Of II and 2lst street. west. '"' 'O'-
Nm sTr TERMS inquire at this Office, or at Jackson
Nov l7-dlw
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WANTED to hire coIored woman a a
w housemaid, in a small family. She r,ns,
come well recommended for honesty and Good
DUCT and the usual requisites for service or III,
S,ndi -. ACatho,c would be preferred Inovire .,
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FOR BALTIMORE

"a In The steamer osceoln will ienve
.Sssss:s:s:.t ~ Washington for the above
zsRDsplace every Sunday at 7
O'Clock, and Alexandria at half past O'Clock. Re-
o'clock, m.
She will stop going and returning for freight and
passengers at Leonardtown, Maryland Cone river,
virg'nia' and all intermediate landings on the Po-
Sept 30-tf N' Nf
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FOR NORFOLK

SToCks for sale.--The following stocks
- will be sold on favorable terms by the subscri-
Corporation stock Of Georgetown
Corporation stock of Washington
Bank Of Metropolis stock
Patriotic Bank Of Washington
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Georgetown.
also twenty shares, of 800 each, of Petersburg
ana p Roanoke railroad stock, being the road from
reeersourg 10 the Roanoke, the best railroad stock
IN the country. Applyto
p,o - w. s. NICHoLL,
io-uSW Georgetown, ID. C.
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IS number lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
Tickets sl0-halves S5-quarters 50 So
Certificates of packages Of IS whole tickets $3.50 so
DO do 25 half do IS 90
Do do 25 quarter do 80 90
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$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class @, for 1886
To be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, the 18th
of December, 1886.
Is drawn numbers out of 49,

Tickets sl0-haves S5-9uarters 50 so
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets, $3.50
Do do 26 half do 60
Do do &c quarter do 80
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SPLENDID DECEMBER LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY & Co, Managers,

100000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class p, for 1S46.
To be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, the 5th
Of December, 1876.
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Tickets Sl0-Halves IS O0-Quar,srs ~ so.
Certificates ofpackages of rs wholes $3.50 90
Do do IS halves 60 90
Do do 25 quarters 80 90
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We have received for publication the followin
letter from Gen. Worth, relative to the death G
Capt. RIDGELY, dated
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$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY

I HIE1zNNLNDNIh IV L L EN-,
| Class r, for 1886.
To be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, the 18th
| of December, 1886
| Ia drawn numbers out of IS
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ION, NAILS. TIN PLATE, &C.
Richards & Montgomery,
ImpO gerS and Dealers,

Importers and Dealers,
No. IL, CHARrREs STREET, NEw ORLEANS.
a RE daily receiving by every
vessel, from Liverpool and tie Eastern
cities, direct from the manufacturers, large
additions Of new and desirable goods 10
their line, making their stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SC.
as large, we'll assorted aud cheap as can be
found in the Southern country. Among
their heavy goods are
$50 towns Swedes, American, and Eng
lish Iron, assorted, all sizes of round,
square, fat, and plough plate.
90 tons Steel, assorted, ali kinds.
5000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, all
sizes
1900 kegs Reading Nails, assorted.
300 casks OK, log, and trace Chains.
400 casks Hoes, embracing all descFip>
tons; also, Anyils, Vices, Smiths
BELLOWS, &c.
300 dozen genuine Collins g. cos. Axes,
heavy and light.
1000 lbs iron Wire, assorted all numbers.
COO boxes TIN Plates l.3 ~ Of favorite
brands; also, loaded Plates, block Tin,
Sheeting and Braizers Copper, &c.
5000 gals. pure bleached winier.strained
Sperm Oil.
1000 gals pure bleached winter strained
Whale Oil.
Also Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpen
tine, &c.
1000 coils Manila aud cotton Rope. plough
lines, Bedcords, and other sizes as
sorted, to 6 inch.
900 pairs Cologne Mill stones.
so pairs French Burr Mill stones; also
mill irons.
25 pieces Boiling Cloths asid Nos 8 TO 9
so tons Nova scotia blue grit Grind
stones
200 tons Savory's Castings, assorted.
Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Fire-dogs, &c
so tons Sheet, Hoop, Band, and Boile
Iron.
1000 French Pots, ass'd, Q to los points
also, Shot, bar, pig and white Lead
Paints, all kinds; Tar. painted Buck
cts, Corn Shelters and Straw Critters
Stationary, and Tin ware; Combs, a
kinds, aud Stock Kettles.
500 doz. Whitiemore genuine cotton an
wool Cards,
Their Stock Of general Hardware. Gu
lery, &c, is not surpassed Country Me-
chants are invited to examine before pul
chasing. Dec. 5, ls45. 22.st
Il
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NOTICEI.

n OST or mislaid. note Of hand drawn
II bv ]. ]. Hughes, and made payable to
J. S. Wallace, at sight, dated some time in
March or April last, said Note has acredit
oF thirtv dollars on it. hereby fnrwarn
all persons from trading for the above des~
cribed note. NATH'L ROYSTER.
Yazoo city, Oct. 10. ls45. l4-tf.
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t. are % uacnmbia. Ala, elOs % DecafUr
Sl2; to Huntsville, Sl4 50.-Time from Mem
phis, Tenn. 10 Hun'syilIee, Ala, 3 dsys.
: STAGE OFFICES.-Memphis. Ttnn.. ~ ,bo
Commercial Hotel. Yazoo City, Miss., q tie
Phoenix House.
L.alAls & BROTHERS.
March q, ts4s. s7-6m.