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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
c. K. MARSHALL.

awe have had an opportunity of inspect
ing thoroughly an Astronomical Atlas,
prepared by Rev. G.. X. Marshall, A. NJ,
which we think may be fairly said to en-
brace the very essence of that delightful
science. 1t is tremendously tasteful in de-
sign, and executed with great accuracy
and perfection, and will no doubt be sought
after by amateurs in the science, and by
men oftaste generally, as a handsome and
instructive ornament for The library, as
well as introduced almost universally into
respectable seminaries OF learning as a
complete and Ineligible synopsis of as
Economical facts, principles and theories
1t may properly be styled at one view,
perfect. We can honestly assure our rea
ders that it will be found of greater value
than many penderous volumes, and that
it contains every thing necessary TO a gen
era! and valuable knowledge of Astrono-
N.Y." TN. Y. Com. Adr.
The subscriber has received the agen-
cy for the above work, and is now solicit
ing subscriptions in this and the neighbor.
ing counties. 1t will be delivered to sub
scrIbers in the course of six weeks.
JAMES GILLESPIE.
May %. 1917 23-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
MARSHALLiS NEW
strOn o Rll iCaR Atlas
Em6ellished aDith 70 Superior Classical
and Scientific illustrations, nth brief
but ampts Letter. press erplaaa-
tons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uifh a Key to The wholc.

THE design of the present publication is
to supply a work Of rare and attractive
beauty, which shall combine a lucid and
familiar exposition and Illustration of the
prominent and most interesting features of
the Science of Astronomy; and present
at one view the great fields of the Solar
and Stellar systems. A moments glance
at the work will satisfy all who can APP
preciate it, of its merits and value.
Price of the work $40.
c. K. MARSHALL.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION.

o. For the benefit of the public, and
from the interest we feel in the proposed
amendment, we shall bring the following
'before the people" occasionally between
now and the election, without expense to
the great and free State of Mississippi.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

ing, as ! do, If there is any cn,a ,Oea
he has the remedy. N. sn % lna
To all ochom IL may concern
several years afflicted with a h., = ~'it
cancer. Several eminent ~ NV esas
tried TO cure il but in vain. Il, %hyScas
two celebrated cancer Doctors 'a a lied
under their treatment for eighteen IVY Ea'
but received little or no bepeG, "gabS
said | oould not be cured-that ,bo lagf
was constitutional one, and con-. '''cer
ly beyond the reach of all rene rtph
then travelled 300 miles to a PAM |
Tor, who had great fame as a cam. ~ DC
tor. received no benefit Liz. zoo loc
it taken out very deep with the kni EMU 1a
skilful surgeon, but alas! it son, ~ W
again, and was now in ten fold l y"
condition than it had ever been r aSs
About this time | heard Of DIR. Tg."
and applied to him to do the best no
for me, (it was the last effort | eve, ' y
tended to make.) am happy 10 say, -
the best was preeminently good. u ,+
weeks every part of the cancer drrnay
out about as large as the egg Of ss r5'
and the place soon healed up pere,.G
sound, and has remained so ever sino!
being sixteen months since | was cn,,i
DIR. Thomas charged me only one hnps,s
dollars for perfect cure, after had "a.
over three thousand dollars TO other M.
sicians without benefit. DR.. T. need, .
other recommendation but a fair trial
cure cancer, chronic aud lingering d,
eases. Given under my hand, tins bod
day of June, 1915.
JOHN ID. ROPER
In addition to the medical bill, Mr. }
made me a present of $500.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
Just published at this Oaice.

RULES OF PRACTICE in the Circuit
Court of the Sixth Judicial District-Pre.
pared by Committee of the Bar, and ap-
proved by Judge RoGERs.
Neatly printed in pamphlet, stitched and
covered-prlce 90 cents. Twelve copies,
postage II cts.,) for SIS.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

RegnIar Packet betueen Vicksburg and
Lefore and WilfamS'S Landing, tax
ing freight and passengers for all inter.
mediate landings and plantations.
eeS@ The substantial and light
gS=5417T1SllG draught passenger steamer
ssS2EzsSszzszzsFx DIME, Capt. J: ID. JACKSON,
viii leave Lehore and Greenwood every
Saturday at and o o'clock A. NJ every
SATURDAY,, and leave Vicksburg every
TUESDAY, at II Nj.
The Dime has been purchased for the
trade, and will ply regularly. Shippers
may rely upon her punctuality, and upon
getting their goods without detention in
the lowest stage of water.
March II, IS47 l4m3
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
CeppnKv,vssN HOTEL.

ss.s---------z5===s-.sss. THE undersigned re-
I'd wv specially announces TO
,FTu w the public that this house
a. So 1sssi ghE sss is again open for the
~ 4.S. s-s.ss3; reception of company
No exerlion will be spared to render the
guests comfortable. L. L. lOoNu.
December 2, 1916 olu
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

thousands have died, mu1f1tndes have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
been permanently cured.
The true theory is
PREVENTION a.!
and in cases where it is in the system, to eradi-
cate ii thoroughly.
All these ends are surely attained by the cell
ebrated
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Let them be fairly tried throughout the great
west, and the Bilious faint which clings to the
system almost like leprosy, will be eradicated.
Health will be speedily restored; the saliow
complexion will be fresh and fairs strength and
pleasure BILE sensations will return, and the next
season will not find the
GRAVE YAWNING
for Tho ,;ctins of the diseases referred to- We
ventura To say that if these Pills were furnished
TO every family in the United States at the ex-
pense of CovPDN,,run
it would be the most economical and mercIiul
axnenditnre ever made. Why? Because from
eyarv family all Bilious tendencies would be
banished. The west would no longer be dread
ed. There would be "
NO MORE SICKLY SEASONS!
The inhabitants there would be free from
such complaints as those OF the healthiest por-
tons of New England.
o. Unlike all other anti-bilous medicines,
the Graefenberg Pills utterly prevent the ferma-
zion of the disease within the system. Those
who use them according TO directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS
With these remarks the Graefenberg Com.
many invite a still more extended trial of their
Pills.
Ist Let neghborhoods club together and ge;
a supply. and distribute to every family.
2nd. Let Clergymen recommend and distrib-
ute them.
Bird, Let Landlords furnish them to the set
tiers ON their lands.
18th. Let Emigrant Societies and other phil
anthropic bodies furnish them to the needy.
In short, there is no earthly reason why The
west should not be perfectly healthy; that or
its beautiful prairies and besides its noble
streams strong and vigorous health should no
be enjoyed.
In the following diseases these Pills ais,
achieve equally wonderful triumph.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
EsEeANEasETH,s PILLS.

ARE entirely vegetable, and made on
those principles which long experience
has proved correct 1t is now no specula-
ton when they are resorted to in sickness,
for they are known TO be the best cleans
ers of the stomach and bowels, and in all
dyspeptic and bilious cases they are a
great blessing. Let every family keep
these Pills in the house. If faithfully
used, when there is occasion for medicine.
it will be seldom that doctor will be re-
quired. In all cases OF cold, cough, or
rheumatism, the afflicted owe it 10 their
bodies to use these Pills
FEVER and Ague, and all Feeers cur
ed By Brandreth's Pills All levers are
occasioned by the dlsordered mo,louef sue
blood, produced by the humoTs, ser9sitv
by hardening the valves of the vesse. -
The blood clrcuIates with greatly increas-
ed speed, and is still increased by the gln
bules, or particles which Compose The
| mass of fluids. Then il is that the exces
sive heat and chills is experienced through
the whole system. and accompanied with
great thirst, pain in the head, back, kid
neys, and In tact a complete prostration
| of all the faculties of mind as we'll as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any dis
ease, Immediately take large dose of
Brdndreth's Vegetable Universal Pills
and continue 10 keep up powerful effect
upon the bowels until the fever or main
has entirely ceased. Six or EIGHT pills
will IN most cases be sufficient as first
dose, and one dose OF this kind. il is not
improbable, may prevent sickness. and
perhaps death.
AGENTS.
X. /. JOHNSON 81 Co, Carrollion;
a. l.. Burlington. Lexington ]. Blondell
Benton; J. V. Steen, Greensboro: ].
Avent q Co. Middleton; Bridges, Shaw
d Go. Coffeeville; A. G. Boon, Grena-
da-And by an Agent in every town
and village in the Slate.
June %, ls47 I'm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

the public, and all those aei;a,
cancers, chronic and lingering DIV"
gentleman and skilful physics ,9ea'c
ing, as do, if there is any Gnu De
he has the remedy. N. C. Su WI I
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14
R. Y. johnson

THANKFUL for past
ca patronage, respectfully
81 - informs the public tina!
/ME M4,aJ he has on hand a fine
HPa S%IS lot of watch and jewell
N | ..ISE1 ry materials, and with
\gssgXzs the assistance of an ex-
perienced workman, is
ready TO attend TO all orders for repairing
watches or jewelry, or any thing pertain
ing TO such business.
FOR SALE
Jeacelry.-Several single and double
cased gold lever Watches; gold Pencil
cases; fine gold Pens, with silver holders;
fine gold Rings do. Shirt buttons; silver
ThimbIes, &c. all warranted fine quality.
ocks.-Fine Brass S-day and 24-hour
(AIarm) Clocks, at small advance on
manufacturers prices.
May 26, 1917 If
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-07-14

SALE-A large, good MULE.
Il THOS. A. WATKINS.
May "a 24-2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
SECOND BoARD.
I'm Ioa nm Hariarn Y II
MARIN JOU r y A l.
PORT OLE NETWORK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Bark Science of New Bedford MlnsOD IL de I'm
Doooy Ga lumber. 10 Dunhsm & DinOn. The was
bound TO COwes and arket-put IN on account Of the
mutinous conduct Of her crew.
Bark John stroud Brown. L De I'm New Orleans, lum.
Der &c 10 master.
Brig Moses Mcaunn, 6 ds I'm Charleston lumber, to
Badger 4 Peck
Brig Philura Brown ds fm Savannah. cotton, &c, to
Durham Dimon
Brig Albert Johnson. ds I'm Savannah lumber 10
VIM X Dannet 18th inst, let % 80. long IS 30 spoke
ship Hector, I'm Mobile for Hsvre, all well.
schr Washington Knapp, DIS I'm Alexandria -four
&c 10 sturges Chairman Co.
schr Ella Morse dc fn Norfolk. shingles, master.
Schr Paragon, White. De I'm Washington NC wheat
10 master
schr R Thompson. Latham, ds I'm Newoern NC
naval stores. 20 master - 49,
schr w Davis Merch. 10 ds I'm Wilmington NC
naval stores 10 master
sehr Frsnci., Robin. ds I'm Washington NC naval
stores 20 mss,er
sehr ZilphiA Ann. Jebssun, d' i'm Beaufort NC IA
va stores 70 master.
sehr : I Mitchell I'm Washington, nc. naval stores
10 master.
schr Chesapeake stewart ds I'm Baltimore coal to
order
Scar Ashland, Thurlow. d. fm Lubec, Ne to Bret,
VOse
sehr GrecAD. Lufkh, 10 d. I'm EasiPOr, lsth &c, to
master.
SAILED.
Ships Fsrheld Charleston Ghddon' Richmond
Nirsinia DO. Wind-SW.
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Hle0ieines
TO FEMALES

HagEEs FINALE srRENGTHEsiNe sfktf
TBS VALUABLE SYRUP l. prepsres BY Mr. oA-
kgR o. WarwicE. K. / lsdy row y y-sf oi &c.
She hss usd u Ia her family AID IN thousands ~ ol-' or
The iss yesr. srt has g ever f2i' 10 VIVA
reief rccl-nty -rsc us cure even sii-r ~ srt i Z
pnss ri4ns 1st gwen ID a. hope Of recovery Il i ore 90
III medicine, AT f0r female we-karss, iffesu.
ties su1 81 over complains pecu A. % inrr sex u :
imposed - frcafg-rr eiahe Ingredients ~ protrf
lies q n hch a 10 harmony 20 -scr "t.-r -ud TIE s"s
OF Nal-e. fruovsu-g the 49, en- snt .mpsftng u -
slr-nglh sd vigor blih holy mind 10 : one ot ne
v-y beet para oas Tor 4nc a. oiher complains
bearing symptoms u -onsuu puou
10 buusi0g mis- article eorc 1e public We DO 90 WIN
The r1erce Eros iQF every lns-rcieui 40 t
medicinal prope q the are 20 oe h very oesi sno"
FOR 81 f-use ronstrts J. kss decided Al TArfsCe over
sryhng u ne ard ever before offered 10 gh- psbc rs
virtues ar extracted pirfou heat hence have 81 ne
scuve properties OF he Mgred-uts portion OF ne
griues have escaped ir v.por by boiling Il l. prepared
10 small Quantities a,d of-n con,ecuenty you have
fresh sd scuve srrce not hrace By scoho, he
eventually caves the psrent condition she
before tssnz IL Tn. article "a 20 numhug, nor 10
chespy prepared medicine got up 10 sell for hi mere
gaia OF Dziry dollars 10 spests for iise a1t needs
he plf. u hire newspapers anc gietged hardoi L.
but stands 90 10 inrirtc neris We -sy. ~ a. snd
u its sfec, perfectly satisfactory The m0ney viii
BE- returned
sod Al War~ict <. l. bv he inventor Mrs P. BAKER,
and A. Bakers Botanic Medicine store ~ BrOadw
y Y ard a. other place ~ his city.
Price. Genus per single bottle with directions snd =
per ozen.
B-Al.o constantly bard ard FOR sale. wholesale or
rets complete as,orimeu. Of B0isnic Medicines. both
crude snd compound Physicians supplied OF he mos
rfaaonsh ana nui-AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
N8 sRoADwAY.
COMPOUND SYRUP or SARSAPARILLA,

YELLOW nuCk $50 blkpulN.
THIS COMPOUND IL warranted not Inferior 10 any
I preparation Of thu ssrsspsrills now In u'e, under
whatever name msy haze been offered 10 he pubic
Esca ingredient hiss been carefully sr-ced ana cone Used
bul such perfect pure ard well cured
The following diseases among The lumber that can
be cured by the timely Of ths Syrup, VIZ. scrofua
sstrosum scald head, all syphiuc taints. eryspelas,
old coroded snd obstinate ulcers cuisneous eruptions,
such biochs- ard pmpe the face and ueck, and all
diseases sr.ng from The OF mercury Indeed all i'm
PARTIES Of the blood may be ether wholly partially 70
moved by The Of this invauAbs SnIscorburc and al
tersiive syrup
To the seaman and tourist 10 particularly recommend
ed IL being - mirahy adapted 10 the removal Of hose dis
which, from frequent change Of climate, iney sre
lisbl- 10 contract.
Prepared nv DocL JOHNS. and for sale the shove
No by the single dozen bottles Price 81 cents per sin
gle tOIls, v dreciiOnA
NIB Also constantly hand and Tor sale, wholesale or
retsi comoe'e assortment II Botanic med cines. both
crude and compound Physicians supplied on zoe most
liberal lefms auix ThS Nom
AH. TRSLOn'- BALsAM Oe LtNEk~ OFT, me
iJmosg extraordinary medicine 10 The world-Cure oi-
lows currMr. nlh, l5i FOuJ thsI war Afflicted seyen
yesp with consumption. This meJicine cured him We
daily hear u h- remarkable cures by lie use Be
ware Of courierfeis. Remember, me genuine 10 COW
made 10 Wholesale cepo - Seetmanst, by The pro-
nri-to. ff~rsviv 80 sn--rs. i-f 49,
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There is nothing we may not hope 10 repair i,
is never TOO late % amend, SAID Harriet " You
are peniteGt-
No" she answered Il am not | can Z be-
AN no such thing Why shoold be penitent.
sod all the world 20 free They talk 20 me Of my
pentence. Who's penitent for the wrongs tha
have been done 70 me p
She rose up. bound her handkerchief about her
head aud taraco 20 move away.
Where are you goiog p said Harriet
"Yonder," she answered. pointing with Der hand
80 L, Ldon."
Have you sny home 70 20 tor
% think | have mother. She's as mucn a
mother as her dwelling Is home, she ans"efeo
with bitter laugh.
Take this" cried Harriet. putting money 10 neI
hand Try to do well. 1t Is very little ou' iO'
one day IL may keep you from harm,
Are Won married = said the other ialnuy a.
she took IL. ut
No live here with my brother We have
no. much 10 spare. or I would give you more
will you let me kiss you y
Seeing 10 scOrn or repugoance IN her race the
object OF Der charity bent over her Is she askedthe
question. aud pressed her lips against her cheek
Once more she caught her arm, and covered her
ewes with IL. and then was gone.
Gone into the deepening night, and bowling wind
and yelting rsia; urging her way on toward the
mist eBsnrOuded city where the blurred hgnts
cleaned and with her black hair and dlsordered
head gear Huttering around her reckless face.
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Corporation Notites i.
NOTICE TO cARrnEN TO Rses~ lAsir lie,

NOTICE TO cAHTmbS 10 Recew th<ir Le--...
rnafsrt. ffHfn = la~ fr-l.
Csus sDs Carmen passed tb- ioth day Of Asgas ~,
Sec Al Licences 70 Carmel snNi expire "a As =.
Mopday o'Ja J sftsr the DALI thereof
See Every person 90 receiving BIS Lcsns. a. Ca.
r1.E shall pay 10 The Nsyor. for ne OF ~ ~, -
ssp ofiwo dollars aud khy cents and upon n. rss..'
olsry Csrtmsn's Leesse. sach person shall psy ., -,
sad. The fur of6ny ceoia
Ia conformity herewith, tbe Csrtmer s-e h.,-A, ..
Suired 10 rerew meir Lneo.e. .. s,- Nay Osss CT,
Al 10 o'c.ocs A Mf0ur c.Assss esch dag, n .sre~..
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--TYS LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 4
assk4sk<s- FOR FOREIGN POKT-.

.,-rsS LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS "a
sss<zzS<s- FOX FOREIGN PORTS.
- Letter. Bags are oPen a. IL once u TIC N7~
Tork Tnouus for q. Forsiss f0ris, sns a. -i1er' A.
aevspsp-rs deposited IN Iais o7es VII >-as' % 'eT
~Assse 5y he vsrJ e.rhesi vessslh fnis leP-fe1i
.ss,f -. .,-r..l .uDofy,s,o1 Of }. 8. kOWsR FAC
-e rom fJr nav vesrs tie experiences snc Ell
esni Of 1e FofslEn Lester Department q
Inc N-~-Ycrx Guy Poa Otee
Bsss are now open for he reception Of lse' ana lev
papers for ne following places, IL Loccoc, Liverpool
Glasgow Ire and Hsvfe, Maseies Ansierd.n' biemen'
Haubarg, Kio d Jane.ro, Nsparsso, bueros Ayf--,
Or-son Merieo Panama. - Thonas, hings.cn' SAHlj
hsl.rx1s. havana
once open from A N. Ill 10 r NJ
q Letters and Newspaper vi! - r-e@i'sd q
tie For=isa SAP Letter O1oe VI The IfiD1oe Tor ne
p.ck--ship slLViE DE- GRAssE, CaSL kca y aiea SAL
Tor HAVE he -+lh lnsL
Also. vii he received a. TIE sAe- Sc L-lsis and
NeWspap-fs for he gark-s.nlp WEST AlAclSEf Nap-
hoFey. WHICH sals Tor Loc-O1 u ne -t-1 llsL A. 10
40 MI BE- rrc-lyri NJ ssin- Sc Lei-ef. A.
N-~,p.r-r,f,, th- y.ck~l-ship sIDDONs, CAPL Cobb
- aicL sAis f1r Ll.rrpo0i DC Ne ia HtL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

" We learn that Rev. Professor McClintock
Of Dickinson College has been elected Principal Of III,
G-nesee Wesleyan Seminary. Lima New York. Thii
h0urshing institution numbers. according 70 the las
catalogue AZ students.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

\IkA-YOhk And EkIE RAILROAD CON
kNPArY-Tb- >.ort1..1ers y .ls N-~-l1fA 40 Efe
RAr1ad Cosn3auy arc hereby 1oa1-. As 80 ias1A1-a'
q Tea D5srs PER snafe d - 'nAf-s % ~arh .ns es
mems ner-tforv male exceed furry ave dosLs
required . - pad NE Oce u tie ConPa'y - A.
a. % or be,ore ne fa-rnln day u September a-AL
sv oraer Of l-e B0.rt Of DTect0rs
NATa AAlEL MASH, secretary.
~ ~. A,z-.r ii All sal3 -s-gl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

NONICE-Puf.usnlt to an order Of b. hocgs o.
lNrogale OF tn County Of Kiugs notice hereby s.n
10 all persons having clstls zgslnst MOSES klhStLb,
late Of The City OF Brooklyn and County Aforesaid ,aetss
deceased that they req Tired 10 present tho sane s
the vouchers hereof 10 the subscribers, al th' ones
Willtsm Smith Brown, No lt9 Wst-rst Guy 4 Me- ION
on or before the sd day Of February n-xL-Dkind asE
day Of August, 1871 MARY L. KIHBALL. Admiolasfs-
au2 iaw6m WIN SMITH Brown Amin srsilf.
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CAUTION rD DEALRK. IN FIRE ARMS

CAUTION To DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS
Sln he action of Etaa4 .les BlUSs 4 Syus, IN he
Circuit Co1rt % he Uned ss.os, fof Infringement u
es psientsigh 70 manufacture, and eel 10 Be used
Ne sELf-COCKlN0 PISTOL, verdict has oeen given
Tor NE PanTif with cosls Of usl, and the Of twelve
hundred dollars Injunction has been issued azGns
Blunt syms restrain them from naAng or selling ssic
article Their petition for new trial and 10 carry II 10
Wsshngton on bill u excspsi0ns. has been refused.
The p1onc t.erelOse respectfully cauroned sgarsl
purchasing or selling he seHCockirg PISTOLS made by
Blunt SINS or any Pistols Of similar kind BIZ dsr.-
xzrcir his caution, would make Necessary log tho
subscrber 70 appeal he laws for protecuon al such
case. All articles Of hts Kind made BY Aen Thur
Der Norwich Conn and for ssle b. nc principal deal
N tie srIice In newton ETHAN ALLEN
Sor~irh. COM idh Nov. 1876 nis z.vfxkTbisto
DIfLb FOX -ALE-A superior Loncoa mace rite,
1Ahzlr IEigger, Tor sale "
saIz JOHN j. BRowN CO. " Yaltoasl
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DUHIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NJ

Nassau strreI-NOGce 10 hereby givcu y, We 'eAh'c
and nsxt OF lin OF WILLIAM WOdL9EMUrH, seq
Alleged TO hsve died tnesae that the Effects OF he 1
Interstate in the hsnds Of the Pubic ADMINISTRATOR "is
administered and disposed OF by him scc"fons 70 sNw
e.. III s.ms b. claimed By some awful eNeculorors
ro.rator u me deceased by TIE tenh day of Seper
her u-xi-Oatsd Ne~-YorA. Au1. 9, 1877
hua taw4w JAMES, ThAfsk. Pushc AdminHVsoL
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public Gonprpanees, sc.

4 H. hCITIZENs' NEW DAY LINZ q
s<s[3x1zds " pposilion FOR ALBANY, landing al Va
COurlsndfs, Newburgh, POushsoepss
Kingston, Cstskil and hudsoa.Rse 81 cenlA-Bfeakhv
ard dinner % hoard.
The new sal rlegsai steamer ROGER WILLIAM
Capt A. Degroot. on ruesdsys THURSDAYS Snd ssfdsJi
naif past A NJ from The pier fo0i Of RObnsoDsL lOucb
ing Hammond 81 pier from New-YOfk
for passage hghl freight sppy board lhe bos q
TO GEORGE T. STANLEY,
The Office fooi Of Robinsop-sl
~ All persons are forbid trusting The above boat q
secount 81 the rs
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MONTE tn nt-TCHEK..-Artice GO o. lie Bach
Ven "a A.soc .O1 iof Lce ccs1ng yekf, are o0s
ready srd sl rensia Op-n fz sgss1fes A. t1-if once
corner Of Fir,t.v-nue .rd f-nnsL unui si sePtenber
n-at seleo,r, de.rous Of becoming members u tie
A..ocisuor Ill cal acd cave he'll sigusi1rss prior
hal dsis b. order u n boae u Trustees sulS ie
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Two BVII.pER--Sesledp proposals. VIII be received
Al HE ece OF the supeuut-udcut 81 buudlng- No u
y xaheth street until Thursday, re 18th DAY u Aasss
O'Clock p. 81 for bgioinx Al Engine hoa.e 10 Nine
geenlh street. Elghb.svenue. Pans snd speeihes
hons OF the work may be seen On application 70
Jos L. SLACK, superintendent OF buNainsa
Office supt OF Buiding., Aux IL 1871 MN
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sL-Au perslEs Interested 10 or claiming Pivp-fy -
naming IN sst ru Otice he nfsi Hondss ~ Jsta
Sv 80 are hereby nouaed ~ maze proof oi gsh-fse
u ssl property sald Police Ohcr, on 20 -fr rs
r..1ay he 10 CAV u Aukus lafl, 40 81 fril pog-1
y6rh la be auc nifnet 90 said Gay Will % sold a ~
nc sucuac Tharsiay, the lsl August. lssI - ~ Sen
A NJ a. c. Chamb-riai 10, auctOne-f, sptaefs-
SAID property consists Of walc0es, loi 81 Iop"' kra
ron pi. Of esi shoes NC. By direction Of 11e Asss
trale. o. Third District Police , . ,.o,rv 81.
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