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o. David Hale, of the New York Journal OF
Commerce, is recovering from his late severe Ill
ness
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~ Gen. George NJ. Keim has been placed at
the head of the &" Democratic Press published in
Reading as candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylvauia
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l. THE - BSl' GiE Ek. having more goods ~
n y than money, desires lu make exchange So =
~ Of The logmeE for l6g .al,r and lnte9Ine
- gust, purchase stock the fa1 trade most rr
,pectuy invite ladies and gentlemen o call and examine
that prices have been reduced % low make their 30
that when the goods suit TO make the price suit
may 90 away without hnying.
the cdo S Ss9 Of BRSs G Y to hNF f "
RLES. FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY and TOILET
ARTICLES, and every description and style Of BON
6 - Remember the No, II Clor,rcs strcci-cal and
jy3l II d. +. WAYMOrTH. II Chartna, street
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS.
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS and other Interesting Pubira.
y tons. Tor saIe at No "A Canp STREET.
CFSAR'S COMMENTARIES ON THE GNLIIC
q I.evicon indies ETC., BY Rev. J. A SPENCER. A. n
Historical Books " Arnold Series OF Greek and Iau
EGERMANrA AND AGRICoLA. OF TACrrus.
with Notes for College, by w. ;: Tyler. Plo,..or Of
ne ';reek and Latin language Of Amher. college
IN, aud Eement5 Of Bcadng and omtory Pau
Science aud Bellies Lertres in Hamilton College.
EVANS SUGAR PLANTERS MANuAI.-n.nra
rcalIfG Or ule Art OF obtaining Sugar from 'ha Tnr0U
THEMANsioNs OF ENGLAND; or Picturesque DE-.
InGat!2ns OF the Seats Of NODcmen. from DUtwtn'r |g
ArPLET0N 5, RAURoAD and STEAMBOAT COM
EANlON-BenE Travellers Guide through iHe
BOSTON NQT!@n,NsT7jBerng an Authentic and Coq..-o
Accom- OF That Village. NOm LOGO tO l-4l. Ur taco
Dearbom, Author Of the Amencnn Text Book orLel
Just received and for sale at the New Oreao, Satonen
warehouse Lly8 81 J.B STEEL, II Cam g.
M. A. MATHEs vs. STEAMER ADMIRAL.
he District Court qftte Uai,et Satcs FIR the District
t LOUiSlnHa.. No Sob.
obedience to the commands Of an admiralty warrant,
to me directed IN tins suit, have seized and taken INTO
my possession in the Parish Of St. James, La, the steam
that portion thereof which may have been removed hon
ia,n steamer a amTai 70 certain iiab9a. lying I'D % '
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~ The Messrs. RothschiId are reported to have
lost upwards of E8,OOO,00 by the recent continent
tai revolutions.
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LATER FROM THE RIO AND THE RIVER PLATE.
Capt. TreadweII, of the bark Lucia Maria, which
arrived at Charleston on the 23d inst, from Rio de
Ianero, (Which place she left on the llth of June
informs lis that, on the day previous 10 his sailing,
information was received at Rio that all negotiation
between Rosas and the British and French pleni-
potentiaries for the settlement Of the difficulties
between Buenos Ayres and Montevideo, had been
broken off and that the blockade of the river Plate
was enforced more rigidy than ever, so much so as
to render it impossible for neurals to have any com
mercial transactions on the river Business al Rio
was dull, owing principally to the political state of
Europe. Considerable orders for coffee had been
received from the continent, but the difficulty of
negotiating bills was so great rs to render it mpos-
sible to execute them. Our Minister at the Court
of Brazil, Mr. Tod has rendered himself quite
popular by the able manner in which he has exc
cuted his duties. and has succeeded in placing the
friendly relations Of the two countries on Il firm
footing.
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\ COOP IDEA.-A contemporary suggests to the
Government to employ the expresses OF Adams d
Co. and Mckay d Co., to convey the mails. We
second the proposition, and believe the whole
,nInLrN MOnld rei0ice at il.
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avowed object the PRONUNCIATION of principles and
tbe fIrtheranCe of views of the most reasonable,
evolutionary, and dangerous character, has been
in active operation in Ireland, and that daily IN
creasing exertions making TO establish such
clubs generally throughout that poruoH Vi Ihe
United Kingdom.
2 That one of the ostensible objects for the
formation of such clubs is to effect, by violent
means the repeal of the legislative union between
Great Britain and Ireland
3. That the manufacture and sale OF arms, VI
the most dangerous descriptions, has been notorl-
OuslV carried on for several months past, LOT lle
avOwed purpose of effecting revolutionary o3eGh
by means of physical force that very large pouy
of the population of that country are well arme"
with these formidable weapons, and that they are
also regularly drilled and instructed IN the use u
them.
We beg leave in the most fOrcible manner, to re-
present to the Government that the greatest alarm
prevails among all her Majesty loyal subjects III
Ireland at the continuance of system 50 injurious
to the peace and prosperity of that country ana
one which ImmInentlV threatens the security Oh
property and life itself.
We venture respectfully to submit, that the time
has arrived when the experience Of the recent
events in France ought to point out TO her haJeS
tvs ministers the danger Of delaying any longer TO
assert the authority Of law and order in Ireland ;
and cause them TO suppress the reasonable at
temps which are designed TO involve that country
in misery and confusion, as well as to dlsmembef
the empire.
We therefore urge upon her Majesty's Govern
ment the imperative duty which devoves upon
them las the responsible guardians of the peace
the welfare and security Of the United Kingdom
to adopt decided measures for the suppression OF
these cubs-for the prohibition of the manufacture
and sale of arms-and for the aflordmg to her
MaestVs loyal subjects in Ireland that protection to
which they are entitled, which they have right
| to expect, and which they are not at present en-
joying.
We earnestly appeal 10 the ministers to enforce
10 the utmost extent such powers as the law ai-
qlate 10 apply to parliament for such other means
as shall be sufl lent to meet the greatness OF the
danger with which Ireland in the first instance is
/ threatened but which must inevitably involve IN
ruin the other portions Of the empire July :. 1918.
Signed-Eiy, Omonde. f. 5. Hayes, William
BercsiOrd, and about seventy Others.
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Sands's CIOthing Emporium.

.ADJUSTER or .HFERHGES.
" Office LugIeu Heuuauu's Marine Notary, No. u RO
street, kcbD OrieqJs je ~ list nov.
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Arrivals at the E'rmcipal Hotels Yesterday.

On 23h inst. nv Rav. Alex cuanln, Mr.. DANIEL WILLIAM
FOGGER IA, Miss ROSANNA MOONEY, a. ". ul'. .g.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH

2V@ This Line of Telegraph is working regularly
Memphis all points North and West and on the Lakes.
Packages will lie made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats ALLY, from the office Commercial ErChaH@O Of
the Company in this city
~" The public may rely upon prOmptness and dIsI le
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE. Superintendent
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{ e" The Queen s Delight which forms Pssentla
ln@rsd.nt m ne GEAEFENBEEG sARSArARILLA COM
POUND, probably superior. SHTsapart Professor Fr.f
OF cnlreson, speaks of 1t follows .8 See Bulletin No d, &
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" J. W Bryce, has withdrawn from the
edltorshp of the Brooklyn Advertiser, having
commenced the practice of law III New York.
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eVylr
sElu-WEEKLYIFivs DolGrs per 2nrpn IN a1s enc, ,o
ADVERTISEMENTS exceeding t'c.se lines q, se P n
Those greater length in proportion Notes On ne
Adyerisem5n published weekly w5ky, week Or monthly
are charged s. per SQUARE for sy9ty Fo" YEAR,
MARRIAGE OBITUARY Notices charged Soc square.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1913.
To- See First and Fourth pages, 81
~ For the foreign news which we publish Tins
morning. we are much indebted to papers fur
nished us by the editors of Pcayune; to whom we
are under many obligation. They We're received
in advance of the regular mail.
STEAMSHIP WAsH1NGToN.-This ship left her
dock at New York on the 10Th inst, Preclseiyat ii
O'Clock. for Southampton and Bremen. She takes
out 10 passengers and $4,000 in specie
NJ David Hale, of the New York Journal of
Commerce. is recovering from his late severe ILL
ness.
REsIGNATIoN-lt is said that Attorney General
Champneys, of Pennsylvania, has sent his resgna-
ton as Attorney General to Harrisburg to take Ell
feet as soon as VIM. F. Johnston, the acting Gov
ernor, shall arrive at Harrisburg.
ne Gen. George NJ Keim has been placed at
the head OF Inc DtiNOtIdlIC L ItHa Pu'ii9S'' III
Reading. as a candidate for Governor Of Penn
sylvania.
4 Coop IDEA.-A contemporary suggests TO the
Government to employ the expresses of Adams d
Co. and Mckay q Co., to convey the mails. We
second the propositions, and believe the whole
country would rejoice at it.
L1J. W. Bryce, has Withdrawn from the
eduorship of the Brooklyn Advertiser, having
commenced the practice of law i'll New York.
EplroRrAL CuAxGE.-The Florida Democrat
has passed into the hands of Mr. Dillon and James
Jordan.
Gy-A Monster Meeting of the Friends of Ire
land convened in Montreal on the It'll, to receive
Mr.. O'Conner, the delegate from New York.
o. 4 run on the Canada Banks is threatened
by the Irish Repeaers.
ToLL-The amount received on all the New
York State Canals, since the opening of navigation
10 the Ilth July, was 81, AZ, 1896 81.
~ Judge Wilkinson, of Buffalo, \. Y, is dead.
His form and appearance strildngIy resembed Gen.
jackson.
~ Crystal Temple Of Honor Mo, THE regular
s. CaaI stree, TINS GNEN.NG, O'clock ren-cl.. poocw@
T 1@ Prs,ss ... '.5 E'IS ii. g. gLSN, WITH.
sg Perseverance Fire COMPANY No: y: The
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 5. !u-., -oq2.1 O'Clock
tE~T To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO.'S
"ONz PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may he found he Largest and
BEST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
OF every description, New Orleans.
establishment every article IS offered the very lowest
9rirE he md in
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e55~ To Purchasers of Clothing,
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO.'S
ONE PRICE STORE" No "a MAGAZINE STREET,

BEST 4SSOR TyUE.VT OF CLOTHING,
Of every description, in New Orleans.
At this article offered the very lowest
price sold aud reduction any instance
be made Purchasers they good bad judges the
quality of goods may assured obtaining every the
yev lowest price trouble OF beating down. the
beng cheated price goods, and that invariably
the lowest the city. stock Of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods IS very large, comprising
Over $50 600 Worth.
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BOY, a or Is years Of age. Apprentice to the
in the city would be preferred Inquire No 70 Natchez
street. [Jy1J III R DAILY.
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STU ALTON As A O'lh-kEEPER-wantr BY
"A mddieaged person, perfectly competent and acc-
mated. Lneycertouabe references given. Please address
- W '. b., al The Crescent OFFICE, No. IS ST.
Cb0rics strccf. Jy27 u
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MIR. II. O. HALL is our authorized agent during on
VI temporary absence from the State.
Jyl5 I'm HOYT x FORD. II St. Charles St
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EDITORIAL CmANGE-The Florida Democrat
has passed into the hands of Mr.. Dillon and James
Jordan.
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lulrDLIgel friend,
July I'M, Isi7. JOHN L. DAVIS, C.n'. COD.
e.75~ DR.. WooDRurF's Worm SPECIFIC is safe an

u DR.. w OWDKTTF 5 VF.JK7I E7FEVTFIT Is
effEIfH remedy WomsTRN IT. It as good as the .~--
cheap the cheapest.
that administered member Of my family DE-
Wo0uff's Worm Specific rough away fifty un' m
cured one my gro womeno TeHtgo
"UhiesDtHe, Ga, 1916" 'O'+ Dc -
The foregoing Med ines are for sale, Wholesale and a
by j. WRIGHT & CO.. l5l Charities stree, n. o. les2
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WILL be rented low. till lst November next a -
w convenient COTTAGE HOUSE, with 80
large Garden front, situated s. Mar street, llal-
between Old and New MAJ Zne streets Lafayette Inquire
oil LJyi3 III =. IRWIN. fremont House st Charles st.
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~ Judge Wilkinson, of Buffalo, \. Y, is dead.
His form and appearance strilingIy resembed Gen.
I1rkSon
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o. A Monster Meeting Of the Friends of Ire
land convened in Montreal on the It'll, to receive
Mr.. O'Conner, the delegate from New York
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EF 10 Country Merchants Planters ana fhYsl-
PLEASE the advertisement ct RUSTE & PADDOCK
rIuu the Fourth Page, headed as above. mylO
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TT H Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
he rroprIrtor IL. DALEY the wrappers each
southern Dspot Isl CIarrras street, NewO Orleans u27
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At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs Shaw &.
CafIray, held yesterday. il was resolved to ac-
cept. subject to further investigation, a composition
of 6s. Sd. in the pound payable by instruments of
B. in October. .. in April. and Is. cd. in July,
1919 The debts are Cl9OOO and the assets G2O,-
coo. including tip 600 foreign and colonies.
In the House Of Commons, on Friday the It'll.
the sugar duties We're the subject Of discussions and
before They rose il was adjourned over 10 Monday,
the 10Th
Important from the Continent of Europe
Letters from Palermo dated 2jth. state that Off
cal notice had been received that Gen. Bussaco,
with 10000 NeapoIitan troops, had been defeated
by the CaIibrese. near COMMA.
BREMEN. July 1.-Dscount 81 per cent; Ham
burg do. per cent.
The election of the Archduke John as Regent OF
Germany, and the expected settlement of the Hol-
stein question, had given an impulse to business,
and caused a rise in the funds of per cent.
The Branch Bank of France, at Bordeaux, has
declared dividend on their first half yearly divi-
dend of 30 francs per share, payable Immediately
The operations of the National Bank of Discount,
at Lyons, had only done business to the extent OF
10000 francs for the three months of its existence
LIVERPOOL, July So P. M.-Our special eX-
press from London has this moment arrived, and by
it We in possession Of later advices from Paris
and Madrid, brief synopsis Of which we append
In Paris. we find that it was considered necessary
on the day of the funeral procession, fThursday,
to disarm a large portion Of the FaubOurg St An
tome in consequence of a plot made TO assissInate
Gems Cavaignac and Lamorciere. Notwithstand-
ing the contradiction given, such plot seems to
have been in existence.
Gen Oudinot has been elected President of the
Council of War, in the place Of Gen. Bedeau
whose decIination of the post Of Foreign Affairs
has been complied with.
NJ Theirs has made another speech in the dis
cUsson on the constitution. He is an advocate for
a Senate as well as a House of Representatives.
Address Of The Undersigned Peers and Members d
the House Of Commons connected wib Ireland.
We, the undersigned, peers and members Of the
House of Commons connected with lreland.) beg
to call the attention Of her Majesty's Government
to the following facts:
l. That for some time past the formation and
systematic organization Of clubs, having for then
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No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL sIREET'
NJ. HU n TINGT n,
DEALER IN CLOTHLNG,
~ A Remedy for one Glass of Diseases, only
NOT FOR fLE.-DR WOODRUFF'S DNSENIEtl N'ls-

Keeps constantly hand complete assortment Of every article
orirpI far q f;aIrlcr,aprs WARDROBE apis 2Iptt
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IN the District Court If the Jait St0tc the District
If LOUigidRa. o.. No. Gjl2
The United States ~ sun Uhlara

arhaNs Office New CTa0p, july llrh Isis
- Zit-5i WIN. ]. WAGNER o.. :. Na."H..
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
IN VAL UABLE
MILY MpANION.

SlX Lectures on Causes, Prevention aud Cure
y of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases of The
Heart ana all Female Diseases 23i parey. rs
engrnyings Paper 50 cts; bound IS cts. Mad
10 any part--postage l-2 cts,
Shoulder Braces and Chest FxpandeH, 80
Mail to any part, 81 cts. postage. Inhalinp
Tubes, silver, SO, by mail, letter postage. Ab.
dominal Supporters, perfect, Ss to $40, for all
Ruptures, Falling Of the Bowels and Womb, and
Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express every.
where For Braces or supporters or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head to foot, and
Of person next the surface, inst
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods.
Address DR.. $. $. FITCH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb. q, ,le4e .2O.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
Notice.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned. against
~ trading for or taking an assignment of a
certain promisory note, given by the undersigned
to one Peter Burt for the sum Of one hundred
dollars, dated on or about tho LIST of April, 1913,
aud payable on the FIRST day Of December of the
same year. Said note was obtained from the
without any consideration being given
therefor, was settled and is now fraudulently
withheld, and | ain determined not to pay the
same unless compelled by law.
ELIZABETH RANEs.
Sewer county, Ark, May 5, ls4s.22.3w.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
Gin Mandatory.

ryziIE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS at Mindan, La,
aud are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin.slands, made after the latest aud most im-
proved plans They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within la5 miles Of Mnden, or al
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
Of any additional cost, All ofdep from distance
will be promptly atteudedlo, forhny Information
relative to the quality of their Gins, they refer to
Zen. &. D. Royson, William efablree or William
Vaughn, Hampstead county, ar Henry NJ. l'c'
may, u. strickland aud 4, {. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY y SHIELDS
Mnden, la, May 10, lsli.a1.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07

SuRNAMEs. use OF sunames began
in France about the year 9s7, when the
harons adopted the practice OF designating
themselves by the names OF their estates
This has been the general origin OF family
names among the nobility of Europe
though some were derived from badges,
cognizance, &c. Surnames began to be
used by the English nation about the time
of William the Conqueror, in 1906, when
the conquest was achieved, or as some
snppose, as early as Edward the Coniessor,
who began to reign in l0ll. 1t Is Ger
tain that the occasional Use OF surnames
in Enoland dates beyond the ingress OF the
Normans. The most current opinion Is,
,bnt thev can be scarce said TO have been
ucrma,,a,,tly settled before the era OF the
Reformation in the 10th century The
ORIGIN of many Of the names now III use
among the commonality, Is to be traced
- ,be old custom OF adding to the son 5
CHRISTIAN name that of the father by way
ofdistinction. The occupation OF person
also frequently gave rise to his name,
,honqh we think if our ancestors had
somedlnes been little more explicit IN
his matter, it would have been as Well
Cor instance, instead Of the vague and
general appellatiye Smith, we should have
b.d blacksmith, Whitesmith, Copper
smith. &c. Many were indebted to Their
complexion, size, and other accidental
for the names which 'hey |
to their posterity. Thus org
mated the numerous family OF Browns,
moi to mention the Whites, Blacks Lit
les &c. 1t would be difficult, however
q rive any satisfactory reason Tor the
Idoption of most OF the surnames no" III
lse. .-BoSton Ram6Icf'
Il. l.. IL nA that
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
Hays I.iniment,

Warranted to cure the Pi,s Long experience
has established beyond controversy the singular
efficacy Of this Liument in the cure OF that pre-.
yaenl aud painful complaint, the Piles Such
vast numbers have been c,red by the Uso Of il,
aud 50 extensively is the article known, that little
need be said by way Of introducing il to the notice
Of the public. Just received aud Tor sale by
DR. r. L, WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07

Mr. John Bciemc formerly holding II
highly respectable commercial position at
Leeds, was summoned as witness before
the Court OF Queens Bench in the year
1912, and on refusing to answer qucs
ton, was committed TO prison. lie has
but to say one word and he will be set
at liberty; but this one word he has not
yet uttered, though he has been incarcorat-
ed thiriy-six years.
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
Ready Made Clothing,
Ncw Store nj Fulton.

DLuCK, BROTHER & co. haze just fe.
Id criyed aud are now opening lafge aud
splendid assortment Of goods consisting u pat ol
the following
French, English aud American Ptints; 81, IL
81 brown aud illeaehed Shrlngs und Nheeanss,
"a, a. Va 0snaberrs IS, "A lowsli do,
blrached aud hfaWn dHllings, checked iwesds,
pcnicniiaFy slnpes padding, Scotch plaids, Fteen
hafafe, French hamba7lnes, alpaca lustfez, hlaeA
and iwilled alpaaa, red, white, grcru aud yeliuW
llanncls, salinfi. Kentucky and gold mixed ifans.
s-iiahlo damask. black aud white bohinei, bishop
lawn, book and Swiss mnslins, striped eainhfieks
and iaokoneis. Marlborough stripes, blue dsnms,
bark and oolored camhneks, Irish linen. printed
cotton drills aud ealiouadfs, apron aud furniture
che ne. black lahby velvet. printed iannsls blue
drill and dusafs. Geofgia stripes linen and eaiian
tapes, six. cotton aud madras handkefehiels
finrcd ,haws. tail6Hs' canvass, Russia sh''etiass
dalef. lfown holland, cotton fringe, MafzHile'
/ and gIais slifis. iefnlng, cotton aud Wafsiet
| binding. selirIa. black and colored cotton cord
eratc d'iaiaes. blue. red and white blankets, tex
ing, munqale netting, Georgia leansi- and hing
| sion plaias. Ae4. Nn
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
Copartncrsiip Notice.

rENllE undersigned having this day associated
7 with himself In business his son DAVID
BLOCk, the business hereafter will be conducted
at the old stand 10 Washington under the style Of
A. BtocE q Sos, lie would avail himself Of this
occasion 10 return bis sincere thanks TO his old
friends and customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 him, and assures them that
no cxcriions will be spared to merit a continuance
/ ii by the new finn.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Ark, April &c, lsi7-20.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-06-07
New Store ai Fulton.

MESSRs. COLLINS, LITTLE 4 CO..
4 RE- now receiving aud opening large aud
. a well assorted stock Of goods suited to ihs
market, which have brcn selected with great care
in Boston aud New York. and are now offered 10
purchasers at Us low prices aud on us good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general. comprising Staple aud
Fancy DIV Good, Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlcry.
Clothing, Hats, Boots aud Shoes. Cf5ckery, Gh.s.
ware, lrog, steel, Nails. castings. 1nware aud
Carpenters Tools. Grocer fiss, Sc, So. &o.
COLLINS, LITTLE 4 co.
Fulton. Ak. Feb. .. lsi,-g