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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats,
Caps. BOmRess. UDs6reifas! SC
ANDERSON. WARE { CO.


COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ZIG Lombard Street. Baltimore, Nd
HAVE Dow.receired their usual large sup.
III ply Of Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats, Cans.
Bonnets and Umbrellas, to which thew invite
the attention of Country Merchants visiting this
msrket, and respectfully request those who
usually purchasein the Eastern Cities 10 ex.
smine their stock and prices, feeling assured
the result will prove favorable 10 ihs Baltimore
market. TheiFstock at present consists or
1900 PACKAGES, 10 which add.
gtions are daily arriving. They
would name 10 naFl-
Mea's. BOys' ana youths thick pegged Brogans
do sewed DO
do do Is russell do
DO do do pegged Boots
do do " do " sewed do
do do do kip and meats monroes
DO do 8 fine calf and goat downngs
do do heivy calf, kip & GRAND Boots
do calf, seal, grained and roam slippers
do do do French edge pumps
WOmsn's & misses calf, kip & grained pegged
lace boots
do do g de peg'd s sew'd
(sirsp shoes
do do g" " do pegd & sew'd
(buskins and ties
do lasting & cloth CATERS & CATER buskins
do & misses morocco& kid buskin & lie welts
do do patent calf, morocco & kid tie rounds
ehildren's kip, ealf& GRAND peg strap & lace
(boots
do I" do sewd do
do morocco, kid s goat side Iacegaitsrs
do do - - st5 boots
do roam boots. all coloIs
Mems, women's, misses and chdren's gum
NJ lover shoes
do do do metallic rubber slip
(pers, sandals s buskins
do a do do boots
do fashionable beaver, nutria, Russia, Mole,
skin, Angola and Coney Hats
do B. B. Nutria, Russia, Moleskin, Angola and
CoBey hats
do PearfAshland apd Sporting Hats
DO White, drab and black wool do
do Shetland, Fur aud Hair Seal Caps
do Spanish, Opera & round top muskrat do
do Fur, Seal & Astrichan '0e Buil' do
do Fine and common Guard Cloth do
do hohair, double plush red Guard aud
seleue do
DO Silk, Imitation silk, & common glaz'd do
do and boys glazed top, fur band cloth do
BOYS HAIR, seal, Spanish common selette do
: do fancy cloth and velvet do
do Spring do spring button & fine guard do
do Honey Comb, Octsgon and common do
Women's misses Florence, Pedal and Devon
Braid Bonnets
orRo do Hoods, In great variety,
e~sAe@ ssshalebone and steel frame
Canvas, hide anu Umbrellas
Backing, Leather, &c. &c.
Baltimore, Aug 81, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
MALI SCROo1.

q, Eshleio :, and de,;reus
Al ny hoenz, 1 al 10 bes c in ny
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.s .i ys,ss, 4 t1sss !. e e. daring =
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
JOHN HOBSON & co,
Flour and Commission

W @ - % III AE1f 81 s III
nj 0. BOZ, West Baltimore ktrest, Baltimore,
4N caer their seryces 10 Aiilers, Merchants
and Farmers, Id selling Flour Grain, and other
country produce, Of all kindk, and in The pun
Chase Of ,Gsocefies, Fish, saiband Plaster, and
hope, by strct attention 70 business, and puncr
tuAlily in making returns, 70 receive share oi
business. i
Cash advances made on coEsignments when
required.
baltimore, July 30, 1876 In. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

REFERENCES.
Hopkins, Bro, & Co.,
James George, Baltimore,
GSynn & Co,
Thos. II. & w. 3. Willis, ch.,iss,ovn.
Jno R. FiaggY
A. c. Timbeflake, M,dalewiy. Va.
Geo. Ii. Beckwilh& Co.,S
v LewisFry q Co, Berkeley County.
Bahitaere, Aug Is, ls46.-3m.
e. We are prepared 70 make me psuai AZ
yspces on all produce foftcarded.
~ " WARDEN & BEcKwlrH.
.F fSririi tp1u
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Lawrence B. Washington,

ATTORNEY At L.fW,
nEsPEcTFULLY offers his Professional
~ Services TO The public.
He may be found in Charleslown, Jefferson
County, Va
Nov 81, IS45.
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WALTER ST CO.,

No %, South HOlvard Street, B-3L TLM0RE,
{6lLoUR Commission Merchants, and Deal
* ers in Country Produce seterafly. Liber
al advances made on consigrm4Als. Refer 10
II NJ. Brent, Esq. Csshierl
Il. .sherraFd, Esq. Winchester, Va.
P Rely, Esq
Saml Jones, Jr. Esq.
Messrr. w. s. S.. Wyman, 1'f'''''0'e'
J. Laldstreet s. Son,
Baltimore, Jane 25, ls46-G A. Spirit 6ln.
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]. Gregg Gibson, M. ID,

ID EsPECTFULLY oilers bis services 10 The
~ public He has become associated with
DR.. y. II. STRAIrH. 50 that he viii always
have the benefit Of his Instruction sna eoaossl.
Unless professionally absent, be may be found
al all hours al DR.. Straiih's Office.
r. Aug 81, lS46--3m.
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PAPER HANGINGS

Such as Essco, .Mddalian Landscapes,
ColuHns, Stripes, SC.
Also, everY description Of Uagl4zed Papers,
for rooms, entries. sc.
Upholstery Goods:
Such as worsed pamask, Of al colors; Cush-
ions aad Curtans made to order; Feather Beds
made Of ne best feathers and ticking; CURED
Hair, Hhsk and Moss Mattresses; together
with every article that pertains 10 the Upholste-
~ bnsiness. FeniliAn Blinds. Of ali colors, a.
ways on hand and made 10 order.
Cotton Wsdding- Black and White Wadding,
Of all sizes, Wholesale and retail, at manr:fac-
'tureris prices.
Persons desiring any oIihe above articles win
please cali before purchasing elsewhere, Is hey
will Be sold very low at
G. s. GRlFFfTH'S,N No 128 Salt 81
between Calvert and South.
BzIlimore. EoTember1 2, el5-N
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-dlicays Dry-.I say. mother, said .
regular street Iosfsr. The other night. after
be bad deposited semeihing 10 rickeiiy
old cupboard and laid himself down upon
the aoor. 4 want you 10 wake me when
| gel dry r
How shall know when you gel dry ?
'oh, just wake me sny time ! Pm a.
Wsys dry
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Cheap Paper Hangings
Ind Vph0LsteYN Goods.

~ S. GRIFFITH, respectfully informs his
Ne friends and the public generally, that
be has on hand and is constantly receiving from
the Fsctory,a splendid collection Of new and
beautiful siyIes of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

II Cepital iams Copper Busipsss = Tho
number OF companies engaged in the cop
per business in sctual operation is about
80 and them oninal capital is over $l5;.
900 600. Boston seems I'd have eltefeii
The most extensively IN the business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

sPAtN appears 10 be concentrating a.
pretty strong naval force ia The Gull; The
arrival of.sevefal vessels Of war, we have
noticed OF late.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

Snoring Dtacoas The Dsacons down
East have bad practice 81 scoring loud
While asleep ID church. which appears 10
disipIb some ofthe folks there. The Bos-
ton Bee Of Saturday has ibe following pc
lite notice for one Of them:
Deacon is requested not 10 COM
mence snoricg tomorrow. until the ser.
mon il begun. ~ some persons in the
neighborhood Of bis pew would like TO
bear The text.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

Lidraliiy.-Abbou Lawrence, d Bos.
ton. has given money for the purchase Of
ssplendidElibrary to De presented to Will.
liam's College.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

"A patent has recantlv bean taken out
for aid augerhha ali beres > square hole Il
lis said 10 work admirably, and will en-
.iifely superceda The use OF the mallaltand
chizel ID that work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

q bllliRas recently introduced into ihe'
Legislature Y q Mississippi, allowing all fe-
males over II years oil age, the privilege
q voting upon the question OF granting
licenses for the sale Of Intoxicating drinks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

.96senee Of Mind "A young lady. on
visiting The Posi- Office 10 deliver letter
TO her lover, unfortunately threw herself
into the box, and did noi discover her
mistake until one Of the cie;ks asked her
il she was single
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

Precious Stones. Agate is found in
abundance ia the copper and silver region
-oi Lake Superior. We have seen beau.
tiful specimens 10 the possession of Or.
Hawks of this city, and olheE gentlemen.
If Rochester .dmtricGp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

When Fhe' Great Christian Teacher was
upon earth bis FIRST lesson was love, d
love Of every thing good. and high, and
noble, aud extending itself over world
OF Intelligence Us 6fst manifestation Al
The Throne Of God and is last, were for
man. This is the lesson we are 70 learn,
II we would be taught BY il,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

The JoqrnP! Of Commerce says that
two captains ID the Peruvian navy have
Arrived at New York ia engage for the
construction 81 a steam lrigale.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-
From tht Nf,O o,leans Della.
THE COUNTRY HEIREss.

4 SCENE ~ A FASHIONABLE BALL ROOM
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Eeunasgay Negro iEa Jail.

% VXTAs committed to the Jail of Jefferson &o w county, State of Arkansas, on the 2nd fI day of October, 1915, negro man, calling N himself SAM, who says that he belongs to Pargon JAMES SMILE, residing in the State of Mississippi, near Woodville.
 SAmisa . dark mulatto, about 40 years of age, about feet high, weighs about i6o pounds, slight ly marked with thesmall-pox; had on when eom- mitted black fur hat half-worn white Aersey pants. kis shoes, and awhte blanketoyer coat, and had with him pair of saddle bags, containing sun- dry pieces of clothing.
 The owner oi said negro man is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges, and take him awaS-eherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 JNo,J HAMMETT Sheriff.
 an Ex-offcio Jailor of Jefferson Co, Arks. Pine BiuF .qrss., Dee. 3rd isi5.
 Printers Fees SD Nov l5 ls45. l5-Sw.
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continuation of that kindly regard which has Tod to this nomination, and of those zealous efforts in the general cause which will result
 in triumph at our next election. On my own part will pledge to the Democracy, throughout the present canvass, that howev- CT much may be censured or objected to for other causes, in zeal and activity will be free from all reproach.
 have not regarded the present as an oc- casion appropriate, to the discussion of those principles which bind us together, nor do l deem it necessary even to enumerate them. [ :. Lave lived here from my childhood; have never skulked from their discussion have never wavered in their support and as 1t is well known, so may justly declare it, that Ihave no principles politically, and never have had, but those distinguishing the dem ocratic party of the Jefferson and Jackson school haue no doubts Ihave TO po- ltica1 back slidings for aohich to account to this conuention. Less upon this subject, could not say more deem unnecessary.
 In conclusion, Mr. President and gentle men, whilst agaln tender to you my sincere gratitude, for the very high appreciation you
 have expressed, permit me here to repeat the subject of my constant and public. declara
 ions heretofore, that had the result of your
 deliberations been different touching myself, your decision would have been met with cheerlulness by me, and firmly sustained. As
 its, will try it still.
 MT. Gaines of Scott, offered
 Resolred, That Robert W. Johnson, hay 1, ing been duly elected the nominee of this convention for Representative in Congress, we unanimously recommend him to the sup port of the democratic party in this State for that office.
 Which was unanimously adopted. Mir. Woodward of Independence, offered Resolued, That the thanks of this conven- ton be rendered 10 the officers of the same for the very prompt and efficient manner with which they discharged the duties de- yolved upon them respectively. Which was adopted unanimously with cheers
 On motion of Dr, Borland of Pulaski, committee was raised to draft an, address to the Democracy of the State of Arkansas. The chair appointed, Messre. Borland, Watkins, and English.
 On motion of Mr. Rust, of Union, the convention adjourned sine die. (Signed) GEORGE HILL, President. SAM'L ADAMS, Vice JOHN c. WALKER, Presidents. S. S. TUCKER, Sec'y
 CHA's B. MAGRUDER, Asst sec'y.
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assfnrReaa SaHe.

PURSUANT 10 an order of the District Court of II the United States, for the District of Arkansas the undersigned assignee of the estate of William Moore, a bankrupt, ofJohnson county in said Dis trict, will expose for sale, at public auction, at the Court House door of the U. 5. District Court m the Cty of Little Rock, on Friday the 9th day of Jann- ary next. the residue of the personal effects of said Bankrupt, remaining unsold. Sal: to take place within the usual hours prescribed by law, when due attendance will be given by said assignee. Term of Sale CASH.
 L. J. REARDON, Assignee
 of said Win. Moore, Bankrupt. December 24, le45 l5-u.
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I7l1lNENl7IlE11LI-ak
 DH ED.

DA
 |h Dwight, Pope CO.,, Arks. on the 18th of Ev, lo45; after an ileness of six days, of |a'er fever, Mir Samuel Davidson, in the |as Year of his age. Mir. D. was formely campbell co, Virginia.
 ~ me same time and place, Mrs Nancy V sldson aged Fl years,
 Sashvllle Union, Knoxville Tenn. and ehourgh, Va. papers please copy. a' lhe residence of his brother Allen Nc MT Wm. MCLEAN, on the 3lst of Dec,
 D years. The deceased WAS an old a'' ~, and man much esteemed for his ue qualities. In his death the commit
 m which he lived, have sustained a
 her residence in Arkansas County No Yer The 18th 1915. in the 22nd year of s Se Mrs. Nancy, NJ. Stilwell, consort of A. ;a ;nWell and daughter ofJudge J. M. ohultz, s disconsolate companion and an
 eniid to deplor their iireparable, s4aessee Missouri, and Illinois papers
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CLASSICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL
 SlNGlFiIAN .AAlaNo
EAST MARKHAM ST, LITTLE ROCK,
 9RK4NSHS


 EAST MARKHAM ST, LITTLE ROCK,
 ARKANSAS. NHls Institution will be opened on MONDAY, Il He l2h Of January, 1916, for the reception of students, under tbe immediate patronage of the Rt. Rev'd Dr. Byrne. The house secured for this purpose Is sufficiently largo and convenient for the accommodation Of sixty boarders, and is located in one of the most healthy and retired palt5 oi the city.
 The course of studies will embrace all that is re- quisite to prepare young men for commercial busi- ness and the learned professions; and will not be inferior to any system of education taught in our best Colleges The discipline will be mild, yet firm. Every attention will be paid to the domestic com forts ot the boarders, we'll as to their manners and moral conduct Daring recreation they will be always under the supervision of preteet.
 TERMS,
 Board. tuition and use of bed
 and bedding $l50 per annum Washing and mendng l2 '' Day scholars, 20 [" '' Stationery and medical attendance, if required, will form separate charges The payments to be made half-yearly in advance.
 No student will be received for shorter period than six nonths and no deduction for absence un- less caused by sickness or dismisson. Each board- will come provided with, at least three suits of summer. and two suits of winter clothes; also six shirts s-X pairs Of stockings, six towels six hand kereilt%s, ana three palfS ot shoes or boots-alt marked with his name. No pecuniary advances will be made by the Seminary in favor of any stu dent, unless equivalent sum be deposited in the hands of the treasurer.
 The annual vacation will commence about the middle Of July, immediately after public examina- ton and distribution of premiums; and terminate about the middle of August.
 Semi-annual reports of the health, proficiency and general standing of the students will be sent to their parents or guardians.
 All'letters postpaid, and directed to the Revd JOIN MONAGHAN, President of the Seminary, will meet with prompt attention,
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IR0ENS' , t2G.,
OyfS1PFSsy( n JHIOg,.p!',yLINi.'s.y,.rl,, n IA. II, Q

IrvS TIE undersigned has rented this Gs.AsA ssI1s. WELL KNOWN REIMBURSEMENT fGsss sssss&g, and has had the same fitted up for e8994sEL ess9sEt gsksg4t the accommodation of the public II is prepared to receive his old customers and the travelling community.
 His TABLE will be furnished with the best the market affords, and he pledges himself that every attention will bepad to promote tle comfort of all those who may visit his house.
 A good STABLE is on the premises well fur nished.
 A share of the public patronage is respectfully so- licited, A. HOOPER.
 LiHh ROcts, 7@ January, ls46. i7-tf STATE OF AgkANsAs, Ss.
 COUNTY OF SALINE. ]
 In the Saline circuit court, In vacation, December
 P, IS45.
 Ezra M. Owen, Johnson J. Joyner, and Thomas Pack, eomplainants.
 David C. Mcdaniel, John S. Black, Joseph Ben nett, Luther C. Mouill, Moses Greenwood James Brewer, Nancy II. Brewer, Mary, Benjamin, and Eliza; minor children of George A. Mcdaniel, deceased, defendants.
 YHyHIS day, before me, Green B, Hughes, Clerk \ of the Saline Circuit Court, in vacation, the said Thomas Pack for himself and the other com plainans made and filed his affidavit stating that of said defendants John s. Black, Moses GreenWood, James Brewer Nancy II. Brewer Benjamin, Mary and Eliza, minor children of said George A. McDa- niel deceased, are non-residents of the State; and therefore prayed for an order of publication against them; according to the Statute in that behalf made and provided, and which order is granted by me in vacation.
 Therefore the said nonresident defendants, are hereby notf sd that bill of complaint on the chan cery side of the circuit court has been filed against them and the other defendants, praying, thata judg ment rendered in said court in favor of said Bennett Merrill, and Greenwood, as the assignees of said David C. Mcdaniel and John s. Black, and against said Owen, Joyner and Pack, be perpetually en- joined, and the obligation, which the same was rendered delivered up and cancelled, and that the sale of Lots No. 10, II, and l2, in Block No. [, of the town of Benton; said John S. Black and David c. Mcdaniel as pretenaed executors of Geo. A. Mcdaniel deceased to said Owen and for which said obligation with said Joyner and Pack as seeu- rites, was given, be recnded and set aside, on the ground of mistake, and because the Probate Court of Saline county, had authority to order, nor said pretended executors to sell said lois and that no title can be made 10 said Owen, the pnr- chaser for said lots said sale being utterly void; and also praying for relief; and said nonresident defendants are required to be and appear, on the first day of the next Mar.h term of the said Saline circuit at d court to be holden on the fourth Mon- day of March next at Benton in said county, to an- swer the bill of said complainants.
 A true copy from the record,
 Attest, GREEN B. HUGHES, Clerk.
 (Prnters Fees $25 25.) l5-sw.
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MAXIMS.

Never be cast down by trilles. If a spider breaks his thread twenty times, ust as often will he mend it. Make up your mind to do thing, and you will do it. Fear not, if trouble comes upon you;- keep up your spirits, though the day be h dark one.
 "Troubles never stop forever, The darkest day will pass away" If the sun is going down look upon it fn the stars: if the earth is dark, keep Eour eyes Oh heaven! With Gods pres tnce and Gods promises, a man or child may be cheerful.
 Never despair when fog $ in the air, sunshiny morning will come without
 warning
 Mind what you run afterl Never be Fontent with a bubble that will burst, or
 frewood that will end in smoke and Arkness. Get that which you can keep, nd which is worth keeping.
 Something sterling that will stay
 When gold and silver fly away"
 Fight hard against nasty temper. An
 Ter will come, but resist it strongly. A
 park will set house on fife. A fit of
 assion may give you cause to mourn all
 our days. Never revenge an injury. 'sHe that revenges knows no rest; The meek possess cheerful breast. "
 Whatever you do, do it willingly. A i foy that is whipped to school never learns lesson well. A man that is compelled ,t work cares not how badly 1t is per
 omed. The man that pulls off his coat a heerfully; strips up his sleeves in earnest, h nd sings while he works, is the man fol d; "A cheerful spirit gets on quick; i A grumbler in the mud will stick. ,a If you have an enemy, act kindly to- h ards him, and make your friend. You ,as Fay not win him over at once, but try m. gam. Let one kindness be followed by pol 9,lher, till you have compassed youl 3da d. By little and little, great things arc ,oa |Mpeted.
 0n @ Water falling day by day, % Wears the hardest rock away" ley And so repeated kindness will soften 9 i'll art of stone.
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Cheap Cash store.

yFNHE subscriber having purchased the Stock of I merchandise of Mir John Krause, will constant ly keep on hand a full and we'll selected stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, CTockery, Glassware, Hardu ware &c &c., II. HABERMAN.
 20 Sacks best Rio Coffee,
 70 Salt,
 25 Bbs recifed Whskey,
 20 '" superfne Flour,
 10 '" Ohio Potatoes,
 " Onions Ir Store and for sale by H.Ha December 1915. la-Im
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AsltsaEnistratca.'a lNotice.

T EFfERS of Administration, on the estate of IA John E. Graham, deceased isvIng been gran- ted to me by the honorable the Probate Court oi Pulaski county, notice is hereby given, that all de- mands against said estate must be exhibited, props erIy authenticated within year from the date of said Letters, or the same may be barred From any benefit in said estate and if not presented within two years, the same will be forever barred and pre- cIuded
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Medical Notice.

GOLON BORLAND M. D., offers his profss- O siona services to those who may need them, in all the branches of Medical and Surgical practice.
 He may be found at his residence formerly Gov. Ysn's) on Louisiana Street.
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES
IN N4LJNE COTTNYry S9I4y,E1 on apL-tNS

iN SALINE COUNIY SIAIE OF 4 ARkANS4S ont ci by
 
 es o efretp of ftnoc od.oro oHerd6rs sale be corne.
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J S. s. TUCKER, Sec'y, CHA's B. MAGRuDER, Asst -sec'y.

ABSENCE OF MIND-The clerks of fash onable dry good establishmentin New ' erk, were thrown into great confusion, short
 time since, by finding among their goods on the counter, young responsibility. They were relieved, however, by the anxious mo- her returning for her baby. She never dis covered, her loss until sheattempted to suckle bundle of goods, which she had taken in Uls place
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"A Fresh SslplDly!:! TUST received per Steamer Arkansas Maii ana B Issac Garrott, a large assortment of desirable goods much in demand at this present time, consls- ting in part as follows:
 White, red and yellow Flannels, White and blue Mackinaw Blankets, Bleached and brown Domestcs, New fashion Calcoes, Winter Clothing,
 Hankerchisfs, Boots, and Shoes, Ladies Bonnetts, Hats and Caps, Kentucky Jeans, Lindseys, Apron Checks, sundries Sc.
 ALSO 1000 ID Cotton Yarn.
 100 Sacks of Salt,
 50 Bbls of Whskey, 40 Bbls of Flour, ? Crates of Queensware, 10 Coils Grass Rope,
 10 Do Corn BIooms, 10 Boxes of No. Soap, and Groceries in general. Tn Store and for sale low by GEORGES BROTHERS. Nov. le 1e4s iH