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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-29
MARsHALL's SALE.
S. g. NJ. Allen, use, &c, fl. ia.

5. g. NJ. Allen, use, &c, ii. la.
VS.,
The Heirs OF E. Harris and others
ircuit Court United States Souther.'
District Of Mississippi. 10 Novem
Der Term, 1848.
my virtue OF the above stated writ
ID Of ieri iacias to me directed from
the honorable Circuit Court OF the Unit
ed States, for the Southern District oil
Mississippi, | will sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder, for cash, 0 q the
Alb Monday, Esd day Of October, l84S
before the Courthouse door, in the tow
Of Canton, Madison county, Mississippi
within the hours prescribed BY law, TN
following described lands to wit;
North half east half north east quar-
ter, north half west half northeast quar-
Ter Of section 10, township 8, range
east; east half south east quarter o
section IL, township 8, range 2 east
northeast quarter of section Z, town
shin 8, range 8 east; northeast quartz
Of section 6, township 8, range 3 cas-
and west half southeast quarter, an
east half, northeast quarter of sectlo
70, township 8, range 2 east, lying
Madison county Mississippi, and col
tanning in all six hundred and thlrt.
nine acres, more or less. .,.
Levied on es the property OF dele
dants and will be sold to satisfy Il
above stated case and all costs.
81 T. FLETCHER, Marshal,
Por the Southern District Of Mississippi,
BY R FLETCHER, Dep'y.
Sept. 14Lh, i848, 2-tds
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. s .s9,srs.lod in the BE-. P' 5s.
4, .l iR,1 i Edmond Rice os-
..,oo.d Commissioner rs
pis tt,.5nDl 10 an s order q
s,js BY the B BeoSa,e o. Of
spnlg, S.5'I and divided into
pi.sjyrsgc BY law, q Ger Sa,
os's1 a situate, lying and be- be-
I' 49, and described as lOl'
4 ,,lfor the north east east guar :.
N al NNND NAS
,ahall o. ri. Ir Of the north east +
icy . no'' half Of east hall
5 ~ rgl Of section 80, and
. a g9s1e' northwest quarter eni
u u southwest quarter, ana
h Q .sslfof south quar-,
ds' so pa also. the east half O.
aion - onarter, and west hall
S.''. a,arlsr Of section 80, and
" : Il the east half % o.
l asl' quarter Of section o. 81. Sc.
Nv. .S,,h.wes quarter o. sec.
east half Of south ~, ives :
go Mn half Of west hall Q
ald w. ~, of section IS; all 9
Ia'g and being y sl ,0~ n noPtS :
~ !. r' section "a, and the cas-
NJ io y quarter OF sect.o.
Y ia..Siu 8, range | east; also u
n southwest quarter Of Se'
q uUN BR6 .. IA - 4
'orasbip 8, range 2 eaS, e.
l9y Rice. died, possessed, &c
Y nav Now claiming in the pa
Inss Jow all persons into
',, ! manner in said Par'Itlo
II y notified that the unders'gnt
NJ 'Ss Al day Of November n mex
\. ~ NE re residence Of said Rlc
Y. ,I.,s,ou, in said county, al
l' W. as directed by the a
\ M N uar.i,ior Of lands held
,ns5s' ioint tenants and tena !:
.'a nike an allotment Ivy bal
'' overall shares of said tract
surveyed by the u!derslgn'
urMa6au, to the heirs o. K 4
\, . Edmond an Morgan Dali
# Mary Daily, the Origin
,.,.rI iOint tenants thereof:
.V'lry M MONTGOMERY
aoNASC G. BALLOW,
FsRI.ING Il. LESTER
70, l048. '''
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SALE.

WDY virtue oC an order Of the Probate
ID Court Of Madison county, ! will,
as administrator Of the estate OF Thad-
deus Gilmore, deceased. sell 10 the high,
est bidder, on a credit Of twelve months,
at Livingston 10 said county, on the 7 h
day Of October, l84S, the following
real estate Of said deceased, viz:
Alot Of land bounded as lollows--be'
shining at Livingston spring branch
near the town Of Livingston, where the
road crosses said branch, thence up the
road to Ralph Graves's horse lot, thecce
around said lot TO the horse LOT Of Dan
Rice adjoining, thence up to the bach
line of said horse lot to a stake, thence
4 westerly course to the dividing fence
between the garden lot Of Q. l. Device
and the Slade field, thence down IN
same dividing line to the spring branch
thence with its various meanders' TO u
beginning. containing about six acres
Bond and good security will be requll
ed Of the purchaser. 49,,
F, OWE Admir-
Canton, August IS, '48. 49-6t
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H STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

IHuuISOW OUUNIy'
Bv the Probate Court Of said County, at
the Juno Term, lS48.
TNHE estate of Holland Webb, decd
a having been reported TO, and de
clared by said Court to be lnsoIven''
Notice is hereby given to all persons,
having claims against the estate OF SAID
deceased, to present the same to the un'
dersigned, on or before the LIST DAY o
January next, or their claims will be
barred.
BY order Of the Court, ,,,
j. r. CAMERON, CEt.
Canton, June l6, '48. 4o-om
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

INIULOUW OVWVVy'
By the Probate Court Of said County
July Term, l848.
EVHE Estate Of Samuel A. Matthews
a deceased, having been reported to
and declared by said Court %lnsolvenl;
Notice is hereby given TO all peIs'ns
having CLAIMS against the estate o. sad
deceased, to present the same TO the un-
dersioned, on or before the LIST day OF
Feb'y next, or their claims will be Tor
ever barred.
]. T, CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, July "A, l848. 44--oIn
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dissolution.

partnership between Ewing &
il Pugh is this day dissolved. Those
;ndebled TO the firm are expected 10 set
promptly by cash or otherwise.
P. D. EWING,
J.J. PUGH.
Canton, Jnne I, ls4s. 59-tt
DR.. Pugh will continue the practice Of
medicine2may be found at the office
formerly occupied by Ewing & Pugh'
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GUARDIANS SALE

| w -
sY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, MlssIs'
b, made at the September Term,
ID will, as Guardian of William ii,
Aprand and others, sell to the high
bidder on a credit of one and two
n, at the Court House door of sad
ay, within legal hours, on Monday
sOh day Of October, l84S, the fol-
ng described lands, to-wit:
East bale of north. east quarter, Sec
b \ Owrship 3, range 2 east.
West half, northwest quarter, sec
hS township ., range 2 east.
Snth.West quarter, and west hall
I'D west quarter, section "a, township
range 2 east.
last hall, southwest quarter, section
lat half, southeast quarter, sectio'
West half, northeast quarter, sectio
E'a bali, southeast quarter, sectio
t''l half northwest quarter, sectio
10y Nos. 7 and 8, section l9.
LI NJ, 3, section 20.
The said lands will be sold subject
!. Widows dover.
saGd and good security will be :
aaisdot the purchaser or purchasers
DAN'L SUTHERLAND,
Guardian.
september IA, 1913. l-3t
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The Great Southern Remedy
For Diarrhea, Cholera H5antum Or Summer
Complaint Of Children, Dy'sRiey, and Chols-
ra Morbus,
RECOMMENDED ny rHE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
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mann srArE oF MIssIssIPPI,

Madison County.
nv the probate Court of said County
September Term, I848,
MY John B. Howcott, Esq, Judge
D Of Probate, in and for the county
of Madison and State Of Mississippi.
Notice is hereby given that on aPPlIca,
I'M q me by Edmund Daley, OF said
county, who claims an undivided part
IF the personal estate of Edmund Rice
la,e Il said county, deceased, now in
he hands Of Robert Tucker and Henry
seimer. administrators thereof have
nominated La Fayette Montgomery, Eho'
Ballow, and Sterling II. Lester com
~missioners 10 divide the said persona
estate into equal shares between tn,
~narties entitled to distribution thereof
ana unless proper objections are sla'e'
10 me at the term of said Court, 10 b
held on the end Monday, OF Decemoe
next. Al the Court House in the town o
Canton, 10 and for said county, The SAL
La Fnyette Montgomery. Thomas pa
low. and Sterling II. Lester, will the
! be appointed commissi oners to max
! partition Of said personal estate q
aforesaid. Given utder my hand IN
18th day Of September, 1919.
j.. B. HOWCOTT,
Judge Of Probates'
Co., "a IS4S 1-2m
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FOR SALE.

DETERMINATIONS FOR SALE
I'M, be sold at private sale, al
hat partor the plantation lately
Id " Joseph Reid, deceased ~
.sstihe road leading from Canton
grmEp Bluff, containing ITO acres,
100 acres Of which is cleared and
Ikss hundred acres consist OF
d land on Tilda Bogue. On the
ses Ire a steam mill and cotton
hadss a comfortable dwelling
Z mdnegro quarters.
|asrms apply to
VIM II. Reid,( Fx,rs
Jas. L. Reid,
Rgt a. l848. gu
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SyplrcE TR CHEWING TOBACCO.
Ut ri Received a supply Of Superior
onewing Tobacco, and for sale, by
Y. W. MURPHY & co.
gonery. 0O'O''
April Is, ls4s. s1-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having
Ia been granted to the undersigned al
the Sept. term, 1890 the ProbateC court
Of Madison county on the estate OF
b. L. Barnes, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are notified to
come forward and make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present them
legally authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will bt
forever barred.
JAMES B. GAGE, Admir-.
Sept. IA, 1913, Tot
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.TWst Received.

A SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUININE.
N the very best brand-warranted
pure. For sale, at the sign of the Gold
en- Mortar, by ,,o,,x,
.July FL, '48. 4o-'I
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POWDER.

\ nave in store six kegs Powder,
gs0h, Aenlucky Rifle: six half kegs
gsnS,ss9y, Rife; twelve quarter kegs
f1s Ny Rifle; twelve CaListers, Duel.
august 30, ls47.
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Soda Fountain.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

THE 6TAIE OE WASSASSAA
Madison County.
Nv the Probate Court OF said County
august Term, l848.
THE Estate ofSamuel II .Dinkins de
Il ceased, having been reported to
and declared by said Court i~nsoIVent;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to present the same to the IN,
dersiqned on or before the LIST day Of
March next, or their claims will be for
ever barred.
By order Of the Court.
j. T. CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, August IS, l84S. ASSN
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q EconoIny Is WeaIth.O

TT is cheaper to preserve a house once
a built than to build anew one--try II:
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
Have lust received at their Drug Store,
78 Calls. Prime Linseed Oil,
IS kegs, do No, /, White Lead, and
80 kegs Pure do' rDpcu
Which they guarantee to be FRESH.
and " as good as the best;;' and when
they will sell extremely low (beIns
CASH articles.)
June Q, 1913.
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IAN SALT.
~ ~, na1d.a quantity of salt, and for
NJ, JNo. GERMANY & co.
: lS48, 25-u
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rINAL -sETTLRMENT.

AT the October Termof the Honor
A able Probate Court OF Madison
county, Mississippi, the undersigned ad-
ministrator de bombs non, of Joshua
Saxon, will present his account for i9aI
settlement, at which time all persons IN
tetested may attend ifthey think proper
10 n. P. DAVIS, admir-, de bonis no"'
August 18, lS48. 49-4'
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AND NAILs.

IRON AND NAILS.
TUST Received, a large assortment
% Of Stackors, Wood 4 Co.'S. Ten
nessee Iron, Also, . large lot 81 bos'oA
Nails, and for sale W ~
D. w. MURPHY y co.
At the Old Store Of 'ordts . Mene
gomerv. =
April Is, i848. ol-u
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BOnnets, ROnnets.

nUuIHOUS'
sTE STYLES, and a full assert
meut Of Ladies' and Misses Lace,
81, ssa'ns Braid, Pamela, and Straw
''nas's, Iof sale cheap by
s. B. SHELDON.
4ay lst' 34-tf
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Tbe press and the FACULTY,
mn who are suHeting,

from Diarrhga, Dysentery, or Ceolera Mo'ous'
and all those whose children are suner'ng n
that most troublesome disease, summer Con; ~;
plant, or Cholera Infan'um, WI give ''u w
al.
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CaTminative and AstFingent syrup
rnE uNFAILIEe REMEDY FOR THE ABOVE DISEASES,
Has been befOle the public for a suiic'eh'
length of time to establish its reputation ~ q
medicine Of unfavelled excellence m Tue
treatment Of the diseases for which It IS ln'en-
ded. Its success is without a parallel iis
popularity is daily increasing. Ihopsanas
bear willing testimony to it's vlrtuo9s' ana r@-
press their gratitude for the relleI whlch y mas
afforded them.
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TIE EXPEDITION AGAINST SPANISH HAYTI.-
Letters received in this city from Port-au-Prince
are altogether silent as to the expedition reported
TO be fitting there 10 conquer the Spanish part
OF the Island, and the statement is discredited.
We shall publish tomorrow translation from a
late Portau-Prnce paper of report to the Legisla-
ture by the Government Of the present condition
and future prospects OF the Island. This report
pariakes Of the character of presidential message,
and IS probably the joint production Of Solouque
and BIS cabinet.-Bost0R TrqUeler, 25h.
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UNPAvED STREETs-We noticed at the fire Constance
street, yesterday, that with the greatest difficulty that
several Of the engines could be dragged the place necessary
TO enable them play upon the fire. owing to the wreched
state of the unpayed streets ia the neghborhood and we
learn that some had to considerable distance of their
way to get there at ALL thus causing runous delay in
rendering aid There are at this time many streets in the
Second Municipality in such bad state and so far from any
paved street, that in of fire it would be next mpos-
sbe to get the engines there in time do any good This
matter OF considerable for the consideration of
mr. atty autboptias
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WM. S. MORGAN,
Praoiieal wateR1aIeT !. 80. 81 canal sireet

Practical WafchInakeT- ;. " Q. 81 OanaI street,
THIRD DOOR PROM CAMP STREET.
TNHE subscriber has Just received additional supply Of
4 MATCHES JEWELRY aad FAACYF-9
GOODS, consisting Of very superior Gold and Sill va
Watches. with Hunting Cares, "a
SFSSss Of M. 1. Tobias Roskell and other sasla
- - superior makers: also. fine London Duplex
Watches nch JeweTy Of the latest styles com rising fine
Cod watch Chsns, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces. Breast Pins. Cold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
etc Also great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected
By himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
impOFta0ns consisting of Wok. Boxes, Dressipg Gases
fine Fans RelicHes. Scissors; fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE pUrc a. coin; Umbrellas Canes. and 9th fancy
articles All the above articles viii Be sod at TIE most mo
Fais rates. as In 3ip
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Managers LUDLOW SMITH
Second night of Mr. CHAs. d. PITT. TWO NEW PIECES.
TFNHS EVENING Monday, Dec H. ls48i be presented the
Play of THE CAVALIER Hargrave Pitt Mrs.
Hargraye, Mrs. Stuart. SINGING and DANCING. To
conclude with THE JACOBlTE-John Duck, Mr.. Fuller.
81 Doors open at haipast g. and Cursn rises at O'Clock.
Tickets and places be had application Mr. ]. P
BAILY, between the hours Of 10 and O'CLOCK, day dll
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s. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 2, at Unity Hail. Marigny
Buildings. Third Municipality.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Agies
at halfpast Z.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is at Crystal Fount Hall 229
Tchoupititoulas street, at half-past7.
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ORLEANS THHATRE.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec II, 1913 VIII he presented
Ii NouVEAU sElGNEuR. DU VILLAGE. II FAUT
QU'UNE PORTE, SOFT OUYERTE ON FERMFE-a
DIANA, in act. LIE MAITRE DE CHAPELLE Opera,
by Paer.
l Performances to commence at bolfpast o'clock dill
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FEEs.-Rscorder Genois yesterday fined the driver Of
dmy No. 70, s5 for driving the side walk Ellen Boyer
was fined SO for scandaous conduct in the Streets and
George Benson % for striking d. Merau in the vegetable
market on Saturday. night.
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AMrsEMENTg,
AMaRloAN TRnArRn.
III nRE4r RLLL

a GREAT BILL.
The highly successful Drama pOMBEY AND SON and IN,
Leautiiul Comedy d THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER
TTT9s EVENING, Monday, Dec. n, s4s-The perform ,re
Il viii cnuHce with me highly sueesssil Drama ORIGINAL
produced Buftcn's Theatre New York. tai tad ~ Johi
BreTg ESD DIcsens' celebrated rOMREY
AND SON Mr. DUiAey 1.-THE Colossus o. Commaree,l Mr.
Cen suller; To7,s NJ j. Charles Carrier, Mr. Rynsr; So
ellis Mr. ieison Capt. Ed'srl Cutie, Mr.. j. Greene; Jacf
Be'.by Ne keller Major Joe Bagsoc Mr. Spear The Ma
tive, Ar. AfH-an. Rob- the Grinder Mr. Thompson; Walter
Gey, Mr. Kingsley: Brogey Mr. Grosvenor; Gripp Mr. Dav
M"her, Miss Fiames; Edith Dombey, Mrs. Coleman Pope
Mfs SkeNson, Mrs Rowe; Florence Dombey Miss Jackson
Sgs4l NPper Miss Eliza Petrie; Flowers, Mrs Tmoney
DOUBLE HIGHLAND FLING, Mr.. Thompson anil Miss
LaFofest. To corcInde with THE SOLDIERS DAUGH
IER-Gov. Heartali, Mr. J. Greene Frank Heara, Mr. J.
Charles Charles Wooiley, Mr.. Kingsley Tunay Quaint Mr.
Spear Maliort, r Mr. RynaE Ferret, Mr. Gierson Widow
Chee Mrs Coleman Pope Mrs Ma0r, Mrs. Johnston; Su-
sun Miss LaForest Julia, Miss Bowen
tE THE RAKE'S PROGRESS having been 'eiyed with
bounded applause, will be repeated To Morrow Evening.
The Police Department under the control Mr. l.
Prices Of 4dSsionDTes Circle cents Parquee. Sc ond and
Third Tiers 50 cents Coored Boxes so cents Gallery 2 cents
- Private Boxes and Seats be secured the Oce be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and ?. NJ applying Geo.
Stanley, Treasurer.
II Doors open quarter-beoe u Performance will
at a quarter past precisely. dll
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

Df II n II vi L u Il u. AucuOneeF.
WILL be sold Daily the JASPER p. SMITH, No.
Canal street. between Camp and Magazine srcis5iout
general assortment Of DRY GOI ting u1rt of
ETC.. AIso
IL y boots Shoes, HARDWARE Cutlery, and large variety
Trade. Terms, cash. - - ~ -'
Liberal Cash Advances made coasgnments Of Dry
Merchandise generally. ~ " ~ Nm
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LoUIsIANA.-The District Court for the 18th
Judicial District met at Natchitoches on the 4th
inst Judge James Taylor presiding.
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LARcENIEs.-Rose and Joe, both slaves and J. Nichols
ware Yesterday arrested by the First Municipality police
each being charged with larceny. Nichols gave bail to
appear before Recorder Genos this morning.
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Washington, Nov. 70. 1913.
II is known that considerable Of money have been
received 81 Officers Of the staff and line Of the amy of the
United States Mexico from irregular sources, which have
Only been partially accounted for therefore hereby re-
uued that all officers who have been in the military service
of the United States in Mexico aud all agents who nave
been Herewith will within days after receipt
notice Of this Order reade to the heads OF Their propT
bureaus aud is attached branch Of the staff they VIII
render the Adutan General of te Army account OF
al and property received by them during their service
in Mexico and heretofore accounted tor Except money
and property received from Officer and agents OF TINS oe
paiment as nav and emolnments including all and
property received BY them from Municipal State and other
publ authorities corporations in Mexico salaries or
compensation for any service whatever gratutes
pTesent from any citizen public authority, for the ne
Torrance of any service any way connected with Their
official duties and all sums arising from sales OF pubic pro-
peTty, and from PREMIUM per ceBage and exchanges on
drafts money. w. i. MARCY, Secretary OF war.
by order: r InNrs Adit q neral
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d. We observe by the late Washington papers
that Mr. La Sere, member for the First District has
reached the Capital.
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NATIONAL AAPHITHEATRE,
Corner of PoYdras and Baronne Straets

Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets
S. P STICKNEY. Proprietor and Manager
THE Public respectfully this
Il open the the 22d December
pany OF Artists composed OF The STARS SELECTED FIR ON
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
s Tne Magnificent Stud Of VARIEGATED ARABIAN STEEDS
has been selected without performances
consisting Of all that is CHASTE BRILLIANT and DARING
will be unequaled by other establishment in the Southern
Metropolis
T Su cesson Novelties will be produced during the season.
and nothing shall be found wanting this Unique
Olympan Temple tie high reputation has maintained
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
SOUTH
ezy- Treasurer, J. W. JONES. Agent F. HUNT. ia
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DIsTURBIEG THE PEAcE.-Mary Fitzpatrick was yester.
day found guilty by Recorder Genos odsturbng the peace
of the house of b. Boris Saturday night and was re-
qued to give $500 security for future good behavior which
being unable find she prison for fifteen days
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VAeRAScv.-David Burke alias Maxwell, wos yesterday
committed prison by Recorder Genos to be tried before
the First District Court for vagrancy
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MONEY MATTERs-In New York, on the 4th-
inst, Treasury Notes were at 1055; Government
Securities 1904.
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in the First Municipality police office Saturday night
BY the drivers Of day Nos $50 and 1852 they being unab
10 find The owner.
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sALEe Afi ArCTION.
Postponed salo.,..682 coo Havana segaFs,

MONDAY, December II, II o'clocE-w Il be sold, without
1 the warehouse Of s We-kn porters Messr
Laborle & No. 81 Go strert--
63fO0 SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARs; direct ipor alton
entitled drawback, setng Imp r! Regas ca,iones,
Panegelas, Tatgeos CONGRESSES Ma Vegueros Prqclrs
others, from be lest manufactures in Hav detasl III he
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