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AmUsE N n N7's,

ID H. viii be REPRESENTED the tragedy King johsr
7. IsmSlin Henry Mi. K; Denim Esr Sails.
Of cass MI; Mary Tnyisr To eoseluse with the comedy
servant, Mr. winsns sehroCnenberg so5somsstsr Mr. Gil
Sary ness MRS Seer Jenny
o'clock lGess circle 20 cts pit and upper boxes y cts
CuANTRAu's NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM
SD miH . be M sefs B.
onalmen c,asher M Dawes Dinah Bowhard. Mrs Isher
I'M sS H. a c%sn
SriiT m M Mr. Rs%' s. %S Mr.
Dco wslpman sept Mrs isherwood lierher Miss smith
Boxes 70 sts pit es private boxes ST. balcony boxes
M Grand and froomo streetsoFRA Rw EvESfS
DURING THE WEEK and every night unit, further notice
Oldest established company u sa
popular style q Ethiopian V % sSs
success in this city during the past three
The cSmEsny consists Of ten performers direction
eight o'clock An AFTERNOON Concert every SATURDAY Ss@
mencing at three o'clock, Pm.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUx.
&C.
ssIss every at and every evening at before
Quaker Giant and Glansss whose combined height is six
hour" With sssy be a s
ss week the 'ssrasd Nh %
Harrison tho celebrated comic and mpromu singer mac
fsS ' Es nj. 81 sa ns
Mis- gsron Miss West and Highland Brothers
fall @ S and feet in length may BE- seem a.
srSs hc
Admission % cents; children under ten years 1913 cents
MFR; DEMPsTERs THIRD AND LAST ORIGINAL
TASrsaay Eysnlng f.S ins!$dns popsisr
Man nai Fa1S s s my Mss
ali anS S Ss
sanata The May Queen in three parts Tickets 80 cents,
VAuxHAdL GARDEN-NEw sALooN..FoR SIX
SSs M MsSas
Royal
Es hs s ns,. and Ss chr
faverte Songs Monday evening May TN.
sinn HI S o s
RAd,. with original Sonss Sketches
postpsnomcnt on account Of the Weather ''' VS. Nv
WALLHALLA IS CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w way open every evening during the week; the per-
largest groupc of artists that appeared this country
singing and dancing Orchestra boxes so cs Parquee 25c
TIE LIVING AND BREATHING sIAMEsE TWIN
rived in city. may paricr, the
an s % e BY .
and Europe with view Of INA, harnF the sanFS that binds
afternoon, and to 10 evening at the Apollo. Admission
Is cents. Children under 10, half price.
" oIoTLANDERs MlcRoCosHIc VIEWS, AT THE
New Assembly Rooms Chinese Museum, 81 Broadway.
The exhibition Of these novel and wonderful Pictures win
They consist Of Fera hundred paintings glass by the
most artiats reflected through aehrO
embracing scenes in Italy the Alps Germany Spain Poru
world and series Of American Views including GreenwSod
part will full length views Powers Greek
Slave portraits Of Washington, Taylor Clay and Webster
kaleidoscope The beauty and magnihSsnee Of these views
So cents and seats during the day
o'clock, by application at the Hail. Admission to all other
parts Of the house. cents Exhibition to at ~
O'Clock.
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(,BEAP FRENCH GooDs.-w fALCoNER, NO 6's
BrUadvsy above Blocker street. has just received eye-
raj Of French Goods consisting IN part French
Colar for six cents; do for one shilling DO
Cspes nine hllingg best quality KID Gloves four sh
nas per pair also, real kaercennes Collars Tor s2 worth
s6 50, worth 81 DO g. worth ~ DO. 81 o. worth
Neediew,rk oars and under andSerchies from 81 TO 81
DO do with embroidered fronts all Of which are ~ per cent
usual price; also, Thread Lace Collars and
under ndkerchefs do do standing at AS equally low
prices black slk Trimming laces real Naencenne1 Re
Thread laces and nsertnss Muslin Bands.
sn 1rimmne Ladies and Children Dress Caps do do,
Njrl Cans Lpgcre Collars and Cuffs, Gsuxe Ve Barege
for vels black white Lace Wells all linen; Uandkcr
Li. for shilling worth sbllivS DO do REVERE,
M prices also Crspee, Illusions Blond brussels
and other cap Dress Goods Shswls Scar Perfumery
snrhor wood Trunks Parasois, &o Embroidered linen
Dresses. for 50 81. worth $40
ryIiTiON.--A YOUNG MAN OF RESPxCTAIuLlTY IS
dous Of forming ar engagements 80 rcadea' visiting
Iutur Ia respectable family His Course Of instruction
4ompr,sc fnqish Grammar and cHpositi9n. Geogsphy
Al wn,ins. Arithmetic ook &eepnE Geometry. Men,
.urr,ion, Algebra, Piano and Spherical 1rigonome;ry and
As,rgneuy rup,ls viii be inErueted Ens,reerny and
taught The tsc Of the Tbooo md Spirit level and those
desl e sequ,c hnow,ee o. s'troa0@y win be laugh,
take Solar and Stellar With the quadrant
seStent and 70 dee see the latitude appirent
emit magnetic vf<isirr thcreirpw. AdNertiser pos
pstes the tigN tes norisa Be would not object tore
tide with isS.iy The oOpnlry TcrmS messraS Address
A, r., re H~yeyx n. K.
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HOTELS.


LNRENCHs HOTEL, ON THE CORNER OF FRANK:
fort street and City Hall opposite the City Hall
Nav ls siS who trusts that for elegance
comfort and be surpassed in the world
nen saae only ali Of which are warmed gratis They
al eS up with s
is but bed in room the halls and water closets on
is in the Immediate vicinity mercsne and the
principal places Of and offers to
prices sufficiently suit portion of the
travelling public There BARRIERS shop and an extensive
conducted the European plan lodging and meals
they ordered in The spacious splendid Refeetoy
them any they may desire; and will
servants be permitted to exact or receive per9sss Ncu
~ being scared account Of
choose this to to California the writer
oreusd Hotel at where he ready to furnish good
The and psas
without eonteststicn the spot
front. j. J. LANDEkEN ProPrietor
B. The following languages correctly spoken at this
Hoel:-Engsh, German French, Spanish, and Portuguese
Al ERCAANTs HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN
WI and Market, Philadelphia. Tho proprietsrship
X: Sy :ss + &;
into tho hands they Bog that
With which sustained and hope
unremtng attention. to deserve the Of their
friends who may visit the ' O. eqiasii & pleasure
Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh.
PHILADELPHIA HoUsE-CARPETINGs, MATTINos
1 Nr.. Of cHfpo Or % saa
a ana wnaSv
snS sa%
so tho
and EEL ga q M aus Sar
oond street, below Christ Church. SIDNEY JONES.
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MO CURE NO CHARGE.-DR. MURPHY, OF IS GOLD
IN street. confdenay consulted on all forms Of pdvso
Of he In TO foug
days Constitutional debility and impotenoy successfully
treated NJ No used In hindran4
frnnn husineaa Omen from "a. N. To U. u.
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Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Rheumatism,


be found at his French Boot and Shoe Emporium corner
Fulton And Nassau where he offers to strangers and
citiIens the in his line Fine French
Calf Boots 81 80; Fine Calf SO so Patent Leather Boots
Shoes aud Caters fall descriptions. THE DOCTOR-
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Strangers and citizens In want or bar

Given Away 1.-The first part OF s. David
Copper6eld by Boz is given with Morning Star Of
this datePrice One Cent Leave address the Office
No. lOz Nassau street.
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AWARDS.

REWARDS.
~ mn En- sI10p ~
RO way entered last evening betw the hours Of
eight and eleven o'clock and black rock coat was taken
dollar bill the City Bank of n VI ten dollar bills of the
value Whoever will give that will
is%% ss of the above
&1OO REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
VA lost overheard soop Saturday
4Sy T f's
RicnARD LEWIS al South. cor Pike st., Yore.
LOST AND FOUND.
osT OR sTOLEN--AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS, YES
sdr sR N s Of ca afss $685.
f'''''' 80 ~ 80 ~ '''N ''' JOHN C. COOPER
EOUND--PoCKET BOOK, CONTAINING A SMALL
obtain it by calling al No i6o Fulton street
.~oONN~o~ND>~->o>DNoN>>~
~ GROCERY STORE FOR sALE.-THE STOCK AND
has been established three years excellent
opportunity for enerprisng man with capi-
tai the present going to the country stn avenue
EoR sALE-A VERY PINE TWO SEATED RocKA-
Il way Can be at Reed s. Truesdell's stable, No.
ia Mercer street.
CoR sALE--A HOUSE AND LOT, VERY PLEASANTLY
situated No. ~ Abingdon place. Possession given i'm
mediately. Enquire Of A. O. Bagley, 1889 Broadway
NOR SALE, IN BRooKLYN-TwO LOTS CORNER or
one bundled and eighteen inches Orange
the three feet six inches half or more OF the
s'H
ITO PRINTERs--FoR SALE CHEAP, A MAMMOTH
hand Press with iron distributors. Apply at the desk
in the publication office Of the Herald.
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CLOTHING.

NoOD000->00No-00-00|O10N
DANTS!-PA NTS!-FR. AHRENS, THE WELL
known Pants Tailor 32s Ann street has this week re-
ceved 90 pieces French and American Casmere which he
makes order in the best STYLE Mt only 81 the pair
Also large assortment Of real French black DeesIn At
81 81; with complete stock of white and fancy
Linen Drilling at So Gents If you want good and cheap
Pants, call at 32H Ann street.
THE BEST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION,
able clothing made to order buy II ready made from
the best material is at the store of r. L. Rogers 10 Fulton
Of Cold where he prepared chow his
and public extensive and well selected assortment OF
Cloths Cassmeres and V,stngs which he will make to
measure and fashionable style and at the
lowest possible price. l.. L. hoGEkS, -,
76 Fulton street, corner Of Gold.
n LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC-
ture IOPark Place, New York. and Royal street,
New Orleans
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MISCELLANEOUS.


BARGAINS IN FRENCH EMBR0IDERIES.-JUSTR RE-
ID ccved per latest arrivals from Paris choice stock Of
the selected expressly for city retail trade which
will sold full 40 below former prices Also I'M
ported manas, Canton sbawls, embroidered nen
dresses parasos parasolees white goods linens hosie-
ry gloves and dometcs of every description much below
prices Ladies would do we'll TO call and exam
inc previous purchasing and satisfy themselves
G. STEWART AS Broadway between Grand and Canal sts
NANCY AND THREAD AND NEEDLE sTORE.-A
we'll selected stock and excellent fixtures, OF good
for business sale cheap and store TO let To per-
small capital this Is an opportunity seldom TO DO met
with Apply at 3j9 9th Avenue corner 81 I'D street
uEWELRY SILVER WARE, WATCHES, &c.-CHAS
Stewart, Manufacturer, No. IL John street. Ware Room
up stairs Branch wareroom 52 osdway, two doors below
street select assortment OF Fine Articles only at
manufacturers prices for cash All orders for Diamond
Enameed and Artistic Jewciry Fine watches &c. pune
attended to- No limitations Of any KIND made At this
establishment.
DIANO FORTEs--TwO FINE PIANO FORTES FOR
sale chcap cash They will be warranted and kept
IN tune for Inquire 6 Bowcry in the dwelling
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PUBLICATIONS.
VNHE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE OF THIS WEEK,
now ready will contain full and account of the
Great Riot and its the Life of the Rev
Lisbon Doape further astounding Developments In rela
ton his great failure the Atkins Divorce Case Trial Of
Shadot Murder &c. &c. together with more OF Helen
Jewetts Letters English, French, and German Criminal
well startling criminal intelligence from oil parts
Of the world Of most exciting kind Office O5 Nassau
street Sold everywhere.
NRy-ALLTNS RITUAL OF FREEMA-
sonry to which added Key to Odd Fellowship, with
illustrations few copies Of this scarce book Just procured
and for sale price S. Plato, the Immortality OF the
soul, n new edition price 81 2j WM GOWAN'S,
l7S Fulton street. New York.
DOUCHKEEPSIE NEWS DEP0T.-THE DAILY
Herald car had Of agent for the sale OF the
Herald NJ. TUCKER, at IL Market street. opposite the
Surrogates Once.
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II
Nights Only.-Unprecedented Attraction Mr.. Macar-
thy the celebrated Delncaor Irish Character
TIRE Royal Drury Lane and Coven Garden ondon aided
Miss Fanny Frarier the beautiful and celebrated Vocalist
from the Italian Opera house. London who will sing most
faverite SongsCommencng Monday evening May It'll.
and continued this week. with popular Irish
entertainments entitled MIRTH AND MELODY OF THE
EMERALD ISLEinterspersed with original Songs Sketches
&c. Doors open at Ia to commence ats Tickets cts. No
postpencmcnt account Of the weather.
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CTRICTURE-ITS NATURE, SYMPTOMS CONSK-
- quences mode Of detecting the recipes aad
No possessing this work nsed long
troubled with Structure Sixth edition: p J2 Price tI
May had Of the author IS Greenwich street. or BY post
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE St.
IN may be consulted the treatment Of oer deiease
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted 70 the troak.
mont Of delicate diseases enables Dr. to the woe
ner
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W. BROWN, AUcT1ONEER-LARGE SALE OF
-. splendid Cabinet furniture-J w. Brown will sell
riday Nay Sth the entire stock OF splendid Cabinet
furniture in the we'll known establishment No
W Broadway comprising article OF Household Furn
ture Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads &c. &c. Of every
kind Splendid rosewood and plush suits o the finest qua
lily. Sale Ierempory To commence at ten o'clock Terms
cas- funds
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~ tua sold GonorrhGa and other disords
sexual Long experience has proved that
radically This desirable result Is obtained IN
from days and 1t neither creates
onds the palate and renders unnecessary any deviation
diet sound sleep healthy
digestion the nuisance Is thus removed rs speedily ~ 10
ssten with production Of thorough and permaesa1
les ingredients entirely vegetable and ne injuries
effect either locally can be caused b. IL
use Price 81 per bottle Sole Agent for this city. G. H
RING, 1872 Broadway. corner John street.
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MADAME SHAIIiS VENUS PILLS-THE WONDER
l full effects of which duly BY all whs
them for tho of physical
generaye inoapacty and mpediment to marriage They
afford within hour after the most pleasing singular
and happy their virtues. For full particulars
circulars be had of the regular appointed agents here
the pills be had and direct from Paris
Price 81 box They be sent by mail TO part OF
tile United States Canadas Agents for New York; L.
RnT l2 Broadway of John street; 8 Broadway,
Of Chambers street 49, Broadway corner Of Howard
90 bower Of Walker street, 2 Grand street.
Allen street ia Canal street. opposite West Broad
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WASTED-A SITUATION ny A REsPEcTABLB
w young woman Cham bermaid TO do plain cooking
was M snd ironing Can give the best city reference APP
ply at l7j Iaureps street.
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mr. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET. HAS. FOR fH1
last fourteen years. confined his practice 10 the trsst
ment other Diseases Of delicate aatura.
He most aggravated Of this and
mild removed In two to i've days perfect cure or -
ahaxo
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY-WANTED BY A FAMILY
ID Of five persons in high and heay location of easy
by either North River Steamboats, Harlem New
Haven ralroad Address B. E. ST. box 1892 New York post
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BOARDING, &c.


BOARD WANTED, IN A RESPECTABLE SPANISH
- family, by young DESTROYS of wing that Ian
guage. Vicinity OF the Park preferred. Address mil
box I ,257, h ew York Post Office.
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DR. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULT
II eonhdentiay private diseases elects Stri.>ursa
Venere Ulcers Eruptions he where Others fail Rs
cent days Nervous and Organic DebilU
See his London diploma In his emeo
1DL Fulton street.
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Purify the BLOOD.
~ THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEN.
SPEECER,S VEGETA PILLS


AND
rourr ANN prsToP TIVE BITTERS.
rsy0P tba crre or Iaundice. Dvspep
a sin Cost;yeness. Bilious and Liver
CampIainls, Indigestion, Drowsincss.
Headache. Cutaneous and ScrOiuIoua
diseases, all Impurities Of the blood
and general debility. These Pills and
Bntcrs possess the great merit Of being
entirely vegetable in every component
part. As safe, pleasant and eilicaclous
Tonic and APer!ent-I-aS d 'hIid' e,, ,,
cous CathartIc, IN all cases OF iai'SuoI'
drowsiness General debility ana ooPiO'.
sion Of spirits; SO common III ''e SP'i"s
and SUMMER ana IN an cu' :a'I,,I I1o
eases, they VIII DC iooho INV ,""D,I'
cleansing the s'omach'fGS.otluS 49, p'as5 ="
and consequently, fufi'yihs .n9 p, ac". :
Certificates can DC S3oTn' anu ~, 49, -
ehccS gwen 10 lnIiS l"'''',' -, -
'i''"y 6 5yiJ LTD p;t,aDsbnt we corhear
M ,,lr 10 o , for il i mcIan-
~ I. P"'I r,n, L,t nnyertheIess rrue. hat
l,o' ,,a ',I oG tbe nre,andad cures aud
w. "i." ar ~" ~, nm esoerally to bos.
~, '',','' .a,,, ,i5ar,hloss nostrgn. The
Vs.. 49,. w. an,rt;Gn,tos or ,bese valuable med
;a w" hamnyor can he seen and exam
i''''o'' Wv " '''' 80 - w.
med at the store o. ~ o' p" "'u'''I"'
where The rms ana DUCTS Ut ~ ~. I'''o,
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Life Insuance Company,
or TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

fENlIlS. Compoy, Incorporated by an
~ act Of the Legislature al jrs last
session, has been organised under, said
lay aud ., is now ready to effect ilgur-
onces Oh lives, upon Ike terms with
those adopted b. lie best and soundest
Northern companies in insuring North
ern persons. When Northern compa-
MES insure the lives Of Southern ciii-
zens, they invariably add one half or
one PER cent. 10 The regular rates. our
table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM TO be paid by the insurer may be
paid quarterly, half yearly or annually.
Rates Of Premium for insurng Ono
Humid rod dollars ON a sinqle LIE.
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For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain IN the side,
Hip, Back, Limbs, and Joints, Scrolu.
la. Kings Evil, White SweIlings,
Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints, and all
Fixed Pains whatever.
yESHESE Plaslels possess the adyan.
x tages of being put up in AIR tight
boyes--hence they retain their iull viz
ines in all climates. We have Just re-
ceived the following testimonials from
Col. c c Selpher. an eminent lawyer, in
successful pr actiee in Wilcox county,
Alabama. lie is a gentleman o, high
standing, and one whose Influence has
great weight. 40
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov. "a, i84S.
1rsssrs ScorH and Mead.
having been requested TO state what
has beeu the result Of my experience IN
the use of vour Hebrew Plaster" !
cbeerruly comply in saying that have
found il as heretofore recommended, an
Invaluable medicine" In different ca
SEES of my family, | have applied the
Plaster to chronic sores, tumors and
mains. and it has never failed 10 afford
instant relief. have also used It with
good effect upon my own person, in the
cure of ulcers. with when | have been
severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc.
c. c. SELLERS.
Becare Of Counterfeit and Base imita-
tionS
CAUTION. subscribers are the
only agents in the Southern States Tor
the sale of this truly valuable Plaster;
and in order 10 prevent purchasers be-
inc imposed upon by counterfeit artl-
Gle. sold in this city and elsewhere, for
this city and elsewhere, for the genuine
they invite particular attention 10 the
following marks Of the genuine,
!. The genuine, is put up in smooth
engine turned boliomed boxes not sol
dere din. :.
2.Thc genuine has the engraved head
of Jew David on the directions around
tho box with accompanying Record OF
Cur, 10 f. Taylor. Rochester.
SCOVIL & MEAD, ll3 Charities 81.
Between Cont and ST. Louis SITS. New
Orleans.
SOLE GENERAL GENTS for the Southern
States.
Sold by
P,ies,ley X Mosby. Canton, T.. u
Ward. SO do r Blundell BENTON, }. /"
Clarke. do. 4. Morrow. Rcbland, Cole
man &Co. do. J. Brooks, Co. Lexington,
A. l.. Ellington co.
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KINDS COUNTY TEN NILES WEST
OF JACKSON.

.
OF JACKSON.
WETlLL be opened on the lsi Of May,
W for the a commodallon Of visitors
The establishment Of Schools at this
place has led to the impression that the
public would no longer be permitted to
visit the Spring as a Watering place
No such injustice is intended. The
buildings appropriated 10 the Military
institute and those being erected for
Female Seminary, arc so far removed
from those occupied by visitors and from
each other-that the occupants Of each
are free from Interruption from the 9TH
ers.
Those who have visited these Springs
in former years, only need to be IN.
formed that the waters still possess IN
idmaished, the same medical qualities,
which first obtained for them In" high
reputation which has been justified by
many years use. Those who have no
knowledge Of the place, are informed
that Sulphur. Soda, and Magnesia in
different proportions, are the principal
ingredients OF all the Springs but one
iu which the Sulphuret Of Iron is combln-
ed with Sulpher, Magnesia and Soda.
The exact proportion has never been
ascertained, bat many years experience
has proved that Dyspepsia, Diarrh1 and
the common diseases Of the South, artist
ing from Or attended with derangemen
of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, r ay
be cured by tho prudent use OF these
waters.
The prevalence of The Cholera in this
country in 1888, induced great many
persons 10 resort to this place, and OF
the large number that were crowded TO
gelher here, not one case OF cholera &C
Cured
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Madison County
by the Probate Court of said County,
March Term, 1919
HRl John b. Howcott Esq, Judge OF
, p Probate; in and for the county Of
Madison aad State Of Mississippi.
Motto, is hersby given that on appli-
cation 10 me BY John A. Sutherland,
William IL. Sutherland, William z:
IIarreld and Elizabeth, his wife, oil SAID
county, who claim an undivided part oil
the personal estate of John PetllS; la:e
ofsaid county deceased, now in the hands
of Daniel Sutherland, Executor and
guardiaE-i have nominated T. q.
Sanders, Hugh Sanders, and John w.
Legcett. commissioners 10 divide the
said personal estate into equal shares
between the parties entitled to distrlbu-
ton thereof, aud unless proper obje cti-
ons are stated 10 me at the term oil said
Court. TO be held on the second monday
Of Nav next, at the Court House in the
town Of anton, in and for said county,
the said &. G.. Sanders, Hugh Sanders,
and Leggett, will then be appointed COM
missioners 10 make partition Of said per-
sonal estate as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of March 1919.
JOHN B. HOwCOTT,
Judge Of Probate.
March l6. 1919 27-2m
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NEW GOODS, COME AND
ERUN.

EEyE have Just received large
w stock Of NEW and FASlllONA-
BILE GOODS. consisting in part Of
Gentlemen and Ladies GOO ds
of every description, from the highest
IN the lowest prices. Also REspY MNDE
CLOTHING Of all kinds sizes and prices
HARDWARE, GLASS WARE emma, ana
CRocKERY, JEwELRY, &c, &c, &c, to-
gether with other goods too numerous
to mention. All of which we are desir-
Gus of exchanging or the most favcra-
bic terms, for GOLD aud SILVER com.
The store is now under the control Of
Mr.. Eichelstein, who will be happy 10
wait upon his old customers and.supply
them ON letter terms than any one else
can do.
SOMMER & co.
Canton, April Is, 1919 3
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

n FTTFRS Of administration having
r. - been granted to the undersigned %
the April Term, lG49, Of the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi
on the estate of WILLIS j. JONES.
deceased, all persons indebted to SAD
estate wil please come forwared and
make 10 cdiatc payment, and all per
sons having claims against said estate
will present them lc ally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they vii, b, forever aired.