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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

W Inc New York SUM- which goes for "tho whole or
none OF Mexico, publishes ridiculous letter. purporng
to have been written m London which gravoy TO
se'toh the contents OF dispatches from Mr. Bankhead the
eh Minister in Mexico, touching American progress in
ha eoun'y-he startling effect thereby produced in he
Ministerial circle ncudng OF course the rrri,ey OF t
Munehausen oryl-and the Instructions hcrcupon sent
10 Mr.. bankhead by Lord Pamerson aud which il seem.
have been all revealed with the usual stupidity of the British
Cabinet, To the correspondent of the Ns,c York S,n
These instructions. told "direct English Minis
ter TO push his efforts mediation urge treaty of po,c
not TO be overscrupuous boundary lines if the Am.
cans ask territory provided they retire north rs lar a
Rio Grande-and the moment the American army with
draws behind that line, demand from Mexico the .gb,
millions due TO England, and il such demand is not settled
10 seize all the territory that has been left by the a. S,,e,
SO that poor Mexico II this story be true really between
hawk and buzzard But it got up with too little mr., 10
deceive any but born IDIOT The Sun goes for the occo
patton OF the whole Of Mexico and this English
is invented tor the OCCASION its counterpart, was in
TO precipate the immediate sooner" annexation of
Texas. The sun ought TO recolec that the cry OF "wof"
may be raised once too often.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
AUCTION CARo.

INC sennon OF both buyers sellers consumers mr.. re-
70 'ns extensive SALE BY catalogue the Auction
nos OF helnser Mott Main street 10 tale mae.
On Thursday Morning May 81 is, BAN some 900 "a
49, ~ " ,a'uee goods among which sap-rior
ana r"pprfs Genemen- fine. and heavy noo,
M asa monice hise qusoty OF heavy Bsans ui,a
so'd and Silver Patent Lever Watches OF which %
ed eaaos.s VIII be ready Tor early ON morning
as a' 'e'"'"ch ALIEN. MOTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

III Henry Wheaton, Eco. late u. s. Minister 10 Prus.
'ia. with his ismiy arrived atNcw York on Friday night
last, IN the Ship Baltimore from Have
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
RspaIrIne asa TnnInr Piano Fer,e..

Repairing and Tuning Plano Fortes.
LNAITHFUL and prompt attention given 10 Re-
- pairing snd Tuning Piano Portes BY Jone.
feTusy Employed H ouf estab shen addition quail
heatons Tuss h. sko nschani ani 10 fny prepared
snd competent N put ~ Piano ero having been
Manufacturer himself Charges moisrate.
NASH 4 WOODHOUsg, Bookseltrs,
my 20 and desier IN Papo Pores
- EFGNED WINTER wUAIH OILS bsres
~ Bleaesd wher Whale OF just received store sBd or
sshy my@ JAMES N. mcCAFDLIsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

IL spirited debate occurred in the Protestant Eps
cOPal Convention for the Diocese of Pennsylvania on
the 2ls INST on proposed amendment OF the constu.
ton, requiring lay members OF that body 10 be commu
nicants OF the church. 1t sustained by a majority
o: the clergy, but negauyed by majority OF the aiy
and OF course, requiring the sanction Of both
orders, il was defeated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
100000 IsO.OOO.OOO

THIS shows an increase Of about lG per cent ~ tho az.
gegae value an increase Of about 80 per cent In to pce
pe pound falling OF Of 10 per cent ~ the number OF
ducuou. -
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LATE PUBLICATIONS..
EXCHANGE BOOK STORE.l
DART sih DombeY d Son, Wiley d Putnam

u Edition-I2. cts
Part ID Greatest Plague Of Lifs-G cts
Monhoion's Napoleon, paris AMI 5-25 cts
do eompleie-S2,50
Library OF English Literature, collection useful
OF the m
at the English i.anguagr-S5
Paris Isl, 2nd, Jsd AMI lb william anI Mary Journal
cts
The Correspondence and Mss,nines John Cotton
smiih-sI.OO
Perfumery-ts nufietufe and use, &C, Ac-Si.0O
Orators Of comprising Portraits Crca and
Dcscuptve--By q u Ffaneis, Fsq-5Octs
Victim Of Unique, tale Of Buus Conspiraey-By James
Tayior-25 cts
Part OH Of the Heroinss Of Shakspeare-62l cts
Chaueer and Spenser-beaufu Bdtion-sI5O
Received and for sails by
my 90 C. y. PIaHER Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

IL Col Pierce VI. Butler, commanding the regiment of
South Carolina Volunteers, in Mexico writes To the Go
OF that State follows
1.-The unequal and the service an inRlorous
The universal OF the Army, Navy and Vol.
unicers Is Tor terminating this and peace would be
them welcome news"
The Mledgevle Recorder says that these OF the
gallant South Caronian, the feelings the army,
correspond with those expressed by the heroic Col Har-
dn in letter received Washington just previous his
lamcnted fall.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

~ Mr.. Pskenham, who has been for the last three
years the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpoien-
ary from Great Britain the United States his de-
parnre from Washington Friday last, on visit to his
native country Juhn F. Champion, Esq. will Charge
d'AlaiIes during Mr.. Pakenham's absence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
ReIivio,,. Malice

The Rev. Mr. Chester, OF Albany. will preach in IN.
United Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. SiycsD this mora
ing At III o'clock. ~ mon"
W The Stockholders of the Ricbmo,d g. p,.-,.----
ha-Road Company requested take notice tina, ,be
annual meeting will be held the office in Rjcbn,ond ON
ap24-td mo WIIIIANS' -. W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

III late arrival at New York diree, from Scotland
brings long and thrilling account Of the dreadful chip
wreck OF the brig Esmouh, with the loss of $40 lives
The Glasgow Herald OF tho I'd OF MAY announces this
melancholy eNsntin the following terms:
1--WE announce with extreme pain that during the storm
OF last week. amentabe shpwrcek has occurred on the
shores OF Isay being accompanied with tho most extern
ve loss OF life which has taken place ON tho wet coast
Seouahu within our remembrance. The intelligence was
brought to Glasgow Saturday afternoon last by three
sesmen being the only survivors the crew and
gers OF the brig ESmouth Of Newcastle who had been for
whded from lsay in the Modern Athens steamer by MIR
Chene the factor for MI Campbell, OF Isay According
TO 'helI statement tho Exmouih Of $40 TONS OF which
Isaac Booth OF Sunderland MASTER sailed from Lon
dondeHy Tor Quebec between three and four O'Clock on
the morning OF Sunday the 25h ult with light
ofeeze She had Of eleven men, (inclusyo of the
csp'an) and about $40 eInigran consisting principally
OF small farmers and uadesmcn with their families who
had turned their little all into money for the purpose OF
Gaping the famine aud earning tor themselves home i'm
the western world Many females aud children going
out To Join their fathers and protectors who had already
settled in Canada and who had bcckoned those who were
dear Ia them across the Atlantic There were also three
CABIN Passengers, young unmarried ladies OF the middle
classes, two OF them being sisters on their way TO ion
their relatives at ST John, New brunswick The vessel
was registered for 1854 Passengers but rs two children
count as one adult ana large proportion re un-
der ase-tcre being only about 10 amongst the pas-
sengersho survivors Of the wreck are our
thnk that the total number these iatsd must
have amounted TO the total stated. viz hundred and
forty"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
A Book for every PRESBYTERIAN.
lust published by the Preshuferian r. .

Book for every Presbyterian
USI published by the Presbyterian Board of
fueieauon-an Exposition Of OF Path Of the
Westminster Assembly Of Dvse. Robert shaw OF
whtenin lsmo 100 LaH eae rs This work
"a The Confession Fa,h sIhibaed at once dos
n.l and pIasteaL and supplying desderaum every mem
So OF The fres6ylerln no of the Pre-.
the oRsS sat-. Per ale TIE bookstore
s,Nera assortment of the BOaid of Publication works
may Oe lo4H1 my x6
SuGAR.-2oo packages woolsey Il Stuarts
~ Loaf Puveriied and Crushed Sugar.
my26 EDMoND a DAVENPORT.
CHEESE, CHEESE.-45 boxes prime imlta.
JOHN c. oI.DNER,
- my 20 So MAN st.
DER "Marietta Burr" we are receiving
| IL New styles Prints
Blk and white London Prints
Jones white Cambrics
Plaid and striped swi,. Muslin,
Satin checked do
White Paper Muslin,
Green Batges
Georgia Hankeens
New style Pongee ildk1s
GTeeT's Apron Checks
Tanea and Salin Ribbons
Bin and white Waddng, &c &c.
mys6 KENT, KENDALL n ATwATER.
GHANDLER'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR
Grammar OF the English Language, adapted Schools
Of America by Joseph X. Chandler Editor
Gazeue
THE CENTRAL SCHOOL READER; being collection OF e..
ays and Extracts from approved writers.
HwELLs MEDICAL COMPANION: or Family Physician: A
edition revised enlarged and very considerably improved
my2o DRINKER NORRIS
FOR RENT, OR LEASE,
I'm A ND possession gwen on the first day of
esA N Iuhc seIt the Frame House Main Street
Apply to PHILIP NJ. TABB SON.
my 26-T Office n Main st, opposite Exchange Bank.
6ARDENAs noLAsSEs-2s hhd' Prime retailing Car
~ drnas noa'"s, in store and for sale BY
IN JAMES ~. McCANDLIEH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

CorroH CRor or THt u. s.--The following calculation
exhibits the difference between the crops or 1916 and
lsl7
,top bales crop. lbs. aNP'o pee total val
ls46 1900 900 800 900 600 sic S7C ,uO 0nO
i641 .-gu 900 .gu.uOO ODO i9Ir an pnn mon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
The New, Tariff for yrex,co.

We have been looking past for vindi-
cation of the wisdom Of this splendid mi sy.e, from
one OF the Poet Laureates Of the who
dessaut upon the wisdom and industry of its
several MEMBER in the editorial eolemns Of the a.hnr
Union No member OF the Cabinet is more frequent
y or deliberately pgfed than the Secretary of the
Treasury and with the exception perhans of the free ade
Tariff Of Isi6-of which il is difficult to say whether /,
was more warmly appsuded in the British Parliament or
by the Washington Unon-not one of his measures has
been esuavsgsny oulogizod than the Tariff ia,s
which, by fragrant assumption Of Legislative power he
and the President enacted Tor the regulation OF
in such Mexican ports might fall into our u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
PeriodicnIs.

We have received from MOssrs. NAsm & woopnousr,
AGENTS for the Publishers. the following Periodicals..
i. The London Quarterly Review for March
2. Tho Westminster Review for March
D. The Farmers Library aud Monthly Journal. (edi,ed
by John s. Skinner for May.
We have had barely leisure glance at the Tables Of
Contests of these Perodicas-eseh Of which in IL, par
ueuar department. is without superior, If IL has rival
either side OF the Atlantic. o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

SUGAR.-20O packages Woolsey IL Stuarts
~ Loaf Pulveri,ed and Crushed sugar
10 boxes Havana white sugn-ior sale by
my EDMOND A. nAyRNpopr
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Insurance Society of London.
CAPITAL 30 hnn nm

w continue TO receive proposals in the above
in,tutionihe benef Of which been repeatedly
brought 10 the public Tn further "a
formation the subject supplied pamphlets at our
office, gratis, which VIII furnish full particulars
HENRY LUDLAM & co, Agents.
Jas. H. CoswAT, NJ. D Medical Examiner
Richmond, MAY
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-29
United States Newspaper

A DVERTfS1NG and subscription a.
n gency for English, German and French
papers. Advertisements inserted 10 order
in the various newspapers published in the
United States, at the sarae terms that are
charged at the different Offices.
Persons who want information on the
subject, are respectfully invited TO call at
the office, and il will be cheeTfuIly commu-
nicated TO them, where files oil the differ
ent papers can be examined; those VINO do
not wish TO call and want any information
on the subject, by addressing a nore through
the post office, the subscriber will attend to
them.
Types every description. Printing Ink,
Cases, ETC., necessary for Printing Office.
Stereotyping attended to at the shortest
notice.
Merchants accounts and others, collected
and promptly attended to, in all parts OF the
United States.
E. w. CARR,
Acknowledgements A gent, Sun Build
ings, Third and Dock ST., opposite Mer>
chants' Exchange, or $40 North Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia. s..
May IS, ls47.
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New Orleans Type Foundry,
AND PRINTERS DEPOT

TIME undersigned beg leave to announce
l. to Publishers and Printers that they
have established complete and exte nsive
Type Foundry in this city.
The Book Letter of this Foundry was
cut to order by workmen of long experience,
and as no expense has been spared 10 obtain
the handsomest faces, and to perfect it in
every respect, we will venture to say il will
be found as handsome. if not the handsom-
est in the U. States. We have also very
handome assortment of FioUers and job
Letter, Of the latest style, 10 which we
would call the attention OF Printers before
purchasing elsewhere. Al articles manu-
featured by US will be OF material equal,
if not superior to any manufactured at the
North; and as We shall furnish type at New
Nork prices, We trust 10 meet with encour-
agement.
We are now prepared to manufacture
Brass Rule, and TO execute orders for Type
Of any magnitude, with promptness W.
would also particularly call the attention of
Printers 10 our Ledds-havine an entire
new selt of Moulds, by which we are ena-
bed to furnish perfect article. We are al
so Agents Tor the sale of the Napier, Wash
ngton and Smith Presses, which, together
with Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks
Furniture, Ink, and every other article in
the Printing business, will be kept on hand,
and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
IF The Proprietors of Newspapers who
will publish this advertisement six months,
and send paper 10 our Office, weekly, will
be paid for the advertisement by purchasing
six times the amount of advertising bill in
Type.
GREEN & CO., II Canal st. Row.
New Orleans, April %, 1S47 21m.
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COFFIN & GRIGGS,
No. 81 & SO, Commerce Street and 35 & 40,
Front Street.

No. 81 & SO, Commerce Street and 35 & 40
MOBILE.
AFFER for sale an extensive and com-
" plete assortment Of
Swedish Bar Iron--ass'd, -Ial5 in. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron-ass'd, 6a12 do
Swedish Square Iion-ass'd, 4a35 do
English Round, Square and Flat lron--ol
all sizes.
American Refined Round Iron-4al inch.
American do Square Iron GAG inch.
American do Band, Horseshoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do Nailrod Iron.
american do Flat Iron, suitable for
Screw nuts.
American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron,
and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
Steel-Naylors Cast, German, Blistered
Spring, Shear and Crowley.
Sheet Cast Sleel-Bristles, Glue, Screws,
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons, of all des-
criptions.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French.
Nails and Spikes. Of Swedes' Iron, Of all
sizes.
Guns-Single and Double-barrel Shot guns
and Rifles, a superior assortment.
Grindstones-Nova Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs--Sub soil, and variety Of Rug
gles', Nourse and Mason's make, and 9TH
er kinds.
Straw-Culters, Shelters, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes, Trace Chains. Log and Ok Chains
Collins Axes.
With general assortment Of HARD
WARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY,
all OF which they offer for sale very low for
cash or approved paper.
January 6, 1S47. II
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BLANKS.

THE attention Of Lawyers, SLerffs and
- Clerks Of Courts, Is requested 70 sis
following Blanks, which have Just been
,e:inted, and are for sale q, aThe State
Guards Office, " s9i ezfe%r
Writs, Declarations, Execution in Az.
sumsit, Execution in debt, Execution ,fos
Damages, Delivery Bonds, Supeopa, Ca,
Sal, Soiria Fa,, Sheriff sfuFthcomina Bond
Retailers Oath and Licenoe, Commissions
Overseers 81 r loads, Jurors Certificates,
Witness Certificates, Garnashees, Capia4
Bonds, Replevy Bonds, Popds ut Tisle,
Deeds Of ConveyaneeS 10. Any onlers
from distance for any ofths above. or snv
other kind, will meet the ttlictest atie nfioh,
These Blanks are printed ngoo1 paper
and offered re- for - per snsFs,
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Mail Arrangements
IT WETUMPKA POST OFFIC


The Southern and Eastern mail from
Mon gomery, due every day at IL a m.
The Northern mail from Huntsville via.
Gadsden, Jacksonville, Falladega, and
Rockford, due Monday, Thursday and Sa.
iurday, at Sam. sAS
Tie Western from Tuscaloosa via. Ma
plesville. due Tuesday and Saturday at nm
The West Point via. Chambers G. H. &
Dadeville, on W cdnesday aud Saturday a,
7pm. sa Hax
Time Of ClOsing,
The Southern aud Easlern-- Sunday
Wednesday ahd Friday, al o p m. and or
Monday, Tuesday, THURSDAY and Satur
day, al Spm. ~.
The Northern Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday. al 10a m.
The Western Monday and Friday a
10am. aaei q ~ a
The est Points Tuesday and Friday
at Ia m. -
= Letters must bsdeposited in thy Office At leas
half an hour b, fore the time ofclosinR.
l.. BRYAN, Pm
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call and examine their stock and prices.
Their arrangements and facilities ar
such as enable them to offer inducementst to
purchasers unsurpassed by any other house.
The stock is OF the latest and most APP
proved styles, having been selected by one
Of ihepartnsrs from the best manufactures
Of Europe. s m
~ Any bills made in the East with
respectable houses in their line will Re du>
plicated: and any goods packed at their es.
Enlistment warranted to go free Of breaks
age. feb 5 1s47
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Tie Thorough Bred Horse
LITTLE BILLY.

WILL stand for Mares the ensuing
W Spring Season, commencing March
Sth, at the following places at l.. ID. Chap
mans, Mrs. Hagerly's Mills, Hayuie's Court
Ground, Mr.. Calhoun's, and McCloud's
Mills, at the following rates Eight Dollars
the season, and Twelve Dollars to insure a
foal--the season toend on the LIST day of
July next.
The visit and season money will become
due al the expiration Of the season, and the
insurance money as soon as the mare is as
certaired TO be with foal. or transferred, 10
which case the owner of the mare, when
put, will be held accountable for the money.
All possible care will be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes, butno liability will be
incurred for either.
NIB. The horse will be removed from
each Of the above places soon after three
O'Clock, P. M. on the second day of each
standing, in order to reach the next place of
standing the evening previous; and persons
wishing to have their mares served, will
please attend before that hour.
LITTLE BILLY is a sure colt getter.
and his colts can be compared with any in
this country, which is sufficient recon-
mendation to any person.
DEsCRIPrroN.-He is bright chestnut
color, nearly l6 hands high, and six years
old. His fine size, gay and commanding
appearance, together with his pedigree, GER
tainly entitle him to the attention oil breed.
ers.
EnlGREE.-LITTLE BILLY was sired
by VIM. CASTOR, who Was sired by Editor,
one of the best bred sons Of old Timoleon;)
his dam was chestnut mare, owned by Mr..
B. Hagerty, and from certificates now in
my possession, no doubt exists but that she
was thorough bred. His sire, VIM. CASTOR,
was one OF the hest race horses OF his day
never lost race except when he bolted-
CASTOR was raised by C. Robinson, Of
Montgomery county, and subsequently
owned by Col. M. Ashurst.
EDMUND r. CHAPMAN.
March 5, 1917.
certify that the horse VIM. Castor was
sired bv Editor Zone of the lest bred sons
of old Tmoleon,) his dam Uraker Girl by
First Consul, his grand dam by Jewess Elk.
petition. Uraker Girl was thorough bred
mare, brought 10 the south by Maj. James
w. Johnston. CASTOR was trained and run
several seasons, and never lost race ex-
cept when he bolteG. He was raised by C.
Robinson, formerly OF this country.
M. ASHURST.
Feb. 9, 1s47.
| certify that in the spring of 1910. Mr..
B. Hagerty bred CHI. mare to CASTOR
that he represented her to me as being tho
rough bred. Sine was fine looking mare
and remained at my house until she proved
with foal. The pedigree of this mare as
given me by Mr.. Hagerty Iput down in my
steed hood, which has since be. destroyed
and | do not now recollect the pedigree.
i1A M. ASHURST.
Feb. 9, 1s47.
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AGENTS FOR THE STATE GUARD:

uEB. F. DENT is our duly authorised
agent TO obtain subscriptions, advertise,
rnents, etc.
Mr.. George Pran is our agent for the
State Of New York, No. 16l Nassau street
New York.
Mr.. H. FAIRFIELD is our agent in the city
of Mobile.
John II. Wilson and John b. Conteau are
cur agents for the city of New Orleans.
~Democratic Post Masters generally
are requested 10 act agents in procuring
subscribers.
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DIR. r. w. MASON.

ID ETURNS bis ths INKS 10 the citizens
H of Wetumpka and vicinity, for their
patronage; and again ienders MS services
in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
SURGERY, and OBSTETRICS.
He will give special sttention TO cases OF
MTDFYFERY y, and diseases of Females
~ 'rrcE. East Wetumpka.
10 r ssIpEscE, West Wetumpka.
June IS lS47. ly-24
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j. M. FINCH & co.

MANUFACTURER and dealers in
lvl Saddles, Brides, Saddle and Carpet
Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, &c. &C..
No. 304 Water street, Mobile.
Keep on hand general assortment oil
Harness and Bride Leather, Skirtlng. Hog
and Sheep skins, Top Leather, Gin Banis,
&c. &c. Saddles and Brides made TO or
der. All of which are recommended to
persons visiting the city. and those DESTROYS
of purchasing any thing in the above line
are invited to call, before buying elsewhere.
They have on hand larger assortment OF
Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, than
any other house in the city, and will sell on
the lowest kind of terms.
Feb lS47
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RESPECTFULLY
invite the attention OF
Merchants. ) team Boat
Owners and others to
their extensive stock Of
Queensware, &c.
Merchants in the habit
Of purchasing East are
narficriarlv solicifpd tn
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SaddIery.
window Shade Depot,

MOI, SPRucE STREET, TRIBUNE BUILDlNc
New York City.
t Established in 1910.
VK7 HOLESALE and Retail-Shades
w Of all descriptions, including superb
and brilliantly colored Gothic Scenes, Of
various sizes and prices, also the late style
Eof beautiful Rural Landscape Scenes, a
much admired and desirable article; togeth.
er with every style and description Of
Shade now in use, at fif'v per cent. cheaper
than can be bought at any other place.
Trimmings AT manufacturer prices. Sign,
BaEGss and interior decorations done in a
style not to be surpassed.
BARToL & (,RMSBEE,
Manufacturers and Importers
Feb. 26 1S47.
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JOHN A. GRAHAM,
ELMORE & YANCEY,

ELMORE & YANCEY,
ATI'ORNE VS. AT Law e. SOLICI
TORS IN CHANGER
"HE undersigned will practice Law I'M
Il der the above name, in the several
Courts Of Autauga. Coosa, Lowndes, Ma
con and Montgomery, and in the Supreme
Court oil the State.
Office in The city Of Montgomery, oppo-
site the Bank.
J. A. ELMORE,
II. ELMORE,
w. l.. YANCEY.
January 6, 1S47.
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rASH advances made on Cotton shipped
~ 10 the address, oil Messrs. RUPERT
& McLELLAND, Mobile, by the under
signed at Wetumpka.
M. S. CASSETTY.
Jan, 90. 1877. 3m-4