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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18

HAVING received our semi-annual sup
ply, we commence the New Year with an
as. ortment that is not surpassed if equal
led in the United States.
We have "Twelve Thousand Dollars
in the article of Watches alone, and can
therefore supply our friends and the public
with any style, and at almost any price.
We have
Gid Patent Levers FRI $35 10 $3.50;
Silver do. do. lS", IS;
with general assortment of Lepine and
Vertical Watches.
The other branches Of our stock will
be found as extensive and complete as our
Watches-such as CHAINS, SEALS, hEYs,
(Jewelry in all its VARIETY including many
valuable DIAMONDS and some full sets,
SPECTAcLEs, SILvER.wARE, Com FINE,
SILvER.PLATED GooDs, Clocks, LAMPS g.
GIRANDoLEs, CUTLERY, GUNs, PIsToLs.
including the genuIne DIRRNGER's, CANES,
TEA TRAYs, with general assortment Of
Fancy GooDs, iliAWhich will be found
many. choice articles for the Ladies.
NOTICE. We aim TO furnish those
who deal in Memphis, with a home mar
ket and a home guarantee for Goods in
our lIne, and invite the public 10 call and
examine for themselves. Our Stock is
laid in with Cash; our European Goods
we import ourselves; we get our Domes>
tic Articles direct from ;he makers, and
being satisfied with a small profit, we offer
great inducements to our friends and the
public. We nre also prepared to do oil
kinds Of work in our line, in the best
and with dispatch, our motto is,
TRY U.s. F. q. CLARK e. Go.
81 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn |
(F II. CLARK,
A. G. WURzBACH,
u. S. WILKINS.
N. B. The trade supplied on liberal
erms; and all orders from the country
will receive especial attention.
Memphis, Tenn, January 18th, 1919.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
FORD
FEMALE ACADEMY.


TNIIe next session of this school will
commence on the 10Th day of Febru.
airy next, under the supervision of Mr..
A. l.. LEWIS, as Principal, an able and
experienced teacher, who will be aided by
competent assistants, all ofwhom, are well
qualified TO discharge their respective du-
ties. We can safely recommend them to
the confidence and patronage of the public.
I The course Ofsludy will be that usually
pursued in the best Academies. The class.
es are divided into primary and academic
cal departments, the latter into three al.
visions.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
and Geography.
ACADEMlCAL DEPARTMENT..
FRsr CLAss.-IistoFy Of the Unied
States, Arithmetic. English Grammar, with
dolly exercises in reading and writing.
SECOND CLAss.--NaluIal Philosophy.
Ancient and Modern History, Rhetoric,
BOiony, Watts on the mind, Physiology,
and Chemistry.
THIRD CLAss.--Astroncmy, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on the Globes, Nor,
al and Mental Philosophy, Rhetoric, Boto
ny. Chemistry, Latin and French laneua
ges, and Mathematics.
To those desiring it, will be taught Orna-
mental Needlework, and Music ON Piano,
and strict attention given to select reading,
composition and definition through the
whole course.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Primary Department. $40 90
Academical Department.
First Class. 10 so
Second class, Is 90
Third class, 20 90
Music ON Piano, 25 90
Use Of Instrument for Practising, 8 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 10 90
Incidental expenses, 90
Boarding can be had at the Academy,
Or with private families at Ss per month,
washing and candles extra charge. One
half Of the price for tuition and boarding
will be required 10 be paid Ia advance.
RoHERT SHEEOoeG, JAcOB THoMFsox.
NJ. HoWRYs ANEs SToCKARD,
3. X. BELcHER, ZEBINA CoNKEY,
A. HAYES, Trustees.
January IL, ls49,-ls-5m.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18

The Southern, Jackson; Democrat, Co.
lumbus; Organizer, Oxford; Free Trader,
Natchez; and Eastern Clarion, Paulding
will publish the above once a month, unit
forbid, for which they will be paid the sam
rites allowed the State Printer by law.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
OXFORD MALE ACADEMY

TWVEIs Institution will be re-opened Of
the I'd of July, by ]. w. RISEN anC
A. II. CONKEY, who have rendered The
most entire satisfaction since il has been
under their charge. The Classics and
different branches Of an English Eddca-
ton will be thoroughly taught, and young
Gentlemen will be well prepared for en-.
tering the University.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
J. ?. cUsHMAN. JOHN P. sTocKARD
CUSHMAN a. STOCKARD,
ATTORNEYS At LAW

Will attend The Circuit Courts in this
and The neighborig couiies, the U. s. Dis
trict Court at POntotoc. and The Chancery
Court at Holly Springs. All business en-
trusted to their care will receive prompt
attention.
In this association the practice in the
Probate Court in Lafayette county will be
excepted, in which ptaeliee Dir. Cushman
viii be alonS.
july Is, ls4s-16-E
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
Watches Watches! u!

E0R years The strife
has been not who
could make the best
watch, but who could
make the cheapest, or
rather the lowest priced
article, which is not al
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
n loud AROMATIC BLAcKING.-

LIQUID AROMATIC BLACKING.-
- This most superior and convenient
Backing is intended for boots, harness,
DC. Water has no effect upon it, except
4 be TO increase It's beauty and brilliancy.
II has decided advantages over al Other
kinds Of backing. ]. Il ismire brilliant;
?. II does not soil anything that il comes
IN contact with; 3. Il is imperyious 70
wafer; 4. il saves the cost Of brushes,
as Il IS pat on with a sponge or cloth; 5.
Il ls cheaper 10 the long run.
Manufactured and Cor sale nv
T. II. W. PRICE,
q Buder's hotel, Oxford, Mis-.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
BY AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE CHAMER. 2

JACKSON, MI, March 25th. 1s4s.
In obedience to an act Of the Legisla-
ture Of the State Of Mississippi, approved
March Bird, A. D., ls4s; /. JOSEPH w.
MATTHEWS, Governor, &c, do hereby
publish and make known the following
''act to take the sense Of the people of the
State of Mississippi, on the propriety OF
calling a convention to amend the cOnsti.
tuition Of the State"
IOSEpU " MATTHEW'S.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
vma0m RmoDns

TIIE undersigned having opened
II house in Oxford, on Main IEllh
street, south OF the courthouse, FOR The
accommodation Of Travellers, Day.Boara
ers, and for Families, respectfully soliciis
a share Of public patronage. He pledges
his utmost exertions 10 render comfortable
all who may favor him with their custom.
BILL OF CHARGES.
Man and horse, all night, 81 90
per day, so
Board, per month, s 90
with Lodging, from April
10 October, per month, 10 90
Do. do, from October 70 April,
per month, 10 90
Board by The Year, with quarter
" settlement 100 90
sngle meal, 90 25
III. WILKINS.
March 3Oih, 1910. - 49f
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New Partnership.

VI ME undersigned have purchased the
entire stock Of Goods of Nelson g.
Wendell, and are determined to keep the
same large and varied stocks, formerly
kept by them. We respectfully requets
an examination Of our Goods and prices by
the friends Of the old firm, and all others
desiring to purchase, and guarantee that
both shall please. We will offer great in
ducements to cash buyers, and to punctual
men, on the usual credit.
We shall receive by next Steam Boat
a large lot Of Groceries which ill be sold
at the lowest possible price.
wendell & SIIEGOG.
Jan ], ls40.-37-tf'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TNHE undersigned having obtained Let
tiers q Administration on the estate
q Mark Allen, deceased, Of the June
Tern 1919, q the Probate Court Of La
fayeiie county, Mississippi, hereby gives
Notice tgall persons having claims against
said estate, 20 present them, duly probated,
uifhin the time prescribed. or The Statute
of Limitations viii Be pleaded in Bar Of
their recovery; and 81 persons indebted
10 said estate are required 10 make im-
u1edialo paymenL
JOHN p. WILSON, AdH'r.
Joly eih, Ist9.
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18
NEW STORE.

THE undersigned having purchased lhs
interest Of J. @. Gibbs, win oontinus
b DO business Al the old stand. and erpeciI
10 add TO bis present stock az Goods 70 .
short time, be promises 70 sell goods q
Cow as any other house IN t0wna There.
fore, Be expects q coniinuauce ofthe hber
eral paifonags erisnded tha firm of s. q
g. Punciuai and .Cash purchaser afs
particularly invited % call.
W. H. SMlTHER
Oxford Jan. 1, 1st9.-37-tc
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Board Of Trustees
CORN, MASON s CARTTHKRG
ConTIlItestotI Iafrrilants

81 GRAvIEl eTREET.
NEW ORLEANS.
GLlpns Gonls, New Orleara
Joe. d. Mason. Tennessee
Jo. CIEUrHEEs, Missis iPpi
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-18

JOHN ~. WILLIAMS
TUHiS day came ihe'pariies by their az
torneys, and thercuPon came on the
defendants motion, to set aside the levy
on the writ Of attachment, which said mo-
ton the court overrulcd, and il appearing
10 the court that The defendant in said suit
is a nonresident Of The State Of Mississippi
1t Is therefore ordered BY The court that
publication be made in the Organizer, a
public newspaper published 10 the town Of
Oxford, Mississippi, Cor The space Of four
weeks successfully, requiring The said de-
fendani 10 appear on or before the next
term Of this court, 70 Be held At The court
house 10 lhc town Of Oxford, in the county
of Laayslts, Mississippi
On ne Fird Monday ofer he Fourih
Mspd1y ~ Ooobey, 1919.
and plssd,answer o. demar 70 sad suii,
o. iu5gnaeni VIII Be entered srainu him
for The srbouut q nid debt sd costs.
The 2Sih day Of June. 1870.
n. ROBERTSON, Clsrk.
CUEHrAS & SrocEaHp, AH's.
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Sept, %, ls4s.-26-tf.
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ts.s. Bsoasrians. inst they Will not SIX lA''
..b.goi.ste posl.igls even d1rtS tfef sa-'
-, boz tfsv ar gre CD Sc FisflFs OF D.. NnI
1',rar "a d. ..s.r ogs D. numa4 nst1re' a. =
g-st is r. q & al, s.-r1s zee allg - % 10 %
AMI Il. oai, .-t.lb1.l.BIn oenshoen TcrE'. Id-A
Mazziai g. daily aotea '0-, - ia the ila''1o1'
os O. Tuey Mi isarn mach from esch ot'er 70
prepare th,a iJr the tactics al t-s corlSins-i'A'
u the neX. Esropesu Revolution.
JLe speech Of Count De A0otAe10s-t 10
ths Frs1cu CnE4b-r sos week las e1ciiea ne
Jesuit AID Csilo. e patty IL inis el1n.iy =
irenEt e ioy I'D -ltlGs ssn. Ley sc l. =. '1e
rsa tloa bsssd uyon tns rock u a. Cd rsi'g'D-
snc a. yHA..-raO,s faith: IS aissi0nafisa u MAJ
Iaitb. they tl.1 c.Ecrst /. g, ll tla 1attCo' 81
sygearalce d h ziou upon the sceEe, IS ILs
az. res.rt o. tl ttl9g1tsp g nea Elc tie trolt-i
of pylci-s an opinions Their eyes t1r1 y -! 2
Plls X as the s-e.o- I'D .4-zre cespct 81,
me -.1-o.esl states. Tee sey stone u tie Arcn
.. A1so.utsu WI lever, they are - are Dc Ct IL
yls =, ol,u &c slavery o. re ANA > c-As1--
nstsc a4d ua,ossoa dsscsu1s, 10 c 4iarAcI
eger IlcreGsIg il poeer i-Ou PspA CHAR I
81 5us,calcsl Trrore, srd 90 hy lessee End iessef
c4sca1es O. Tyranny a.d lskless, cc|a 'll'e
.i.e- oltce ~ 4 u tuc - syrl, aao q el0 "a q
.e1uie crgWled ~ oil Truth aud l4dvp elcrnc-,
aA1 &c terilg ~ Ls.ne oi Man, c, Heaven
and Nature Tis a. llrerestIlE Agstar, this o.
CatboIc Religion. o. - ne K -voi4tiousry stage
out god Catholics 49, re gfievous! ssPPOlnt
- 10 the l91gror.
TIE Cape OF GJod Hope IS sli.. IL state q *
Ire Convict system, "a even
sai,rsuis are 20. permitted O. and Ont Govern
men. c-'ihes inst no Icons are among teen
Tue Orstr 4l Council Tor making tae Cspes penal
Ta- weather is mild aid casngesbie. News IS
2 -e~T gcErCa at CO.. =. % ~.
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last Il condemned the Annexation movement A.
u-Iss - elective LsgislNflvs CoarciL 10 e
were uct mora t-s1 one-thi-i Of the delegates 70
favor % IT, NJ BIZ in.l m1Fed IN sEaenimea'
il- limiting The number g lssis at.vs cc1nc 'o's
which wis carried ~ vote q % - 90 The cfi-
slusl resolution As thls amended S,s tnsn adopted
90 - %.
fN0TE IT TTTE ErrToE-we bellsvs vlth cur cor
rss2ol1snt sat NJ Perry fsvors separation from
Eagsnd, BIT there IS evidence CT Il before Is or
before tss P--c ta-cUs the P-ssa The ssovs ei'sr
-ks Iae .adsPeotsn', assumes tast NJ. Perry : "a
AR xaa5rist candidate, sut his Pubhs statement -
TIA, Asssxsaon IS toe oniy resource ii the existing
systsn SEA. is.l 70 secure god g0Tsrnmezt
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

Froz. toe g1s'te- -e,u-as inside 20 the Coarro.-
sr ~ ave coz isl ne Flowing sta;elnsn;, sscFias
the o0u1aoa 81 Sacks A. periods tessas.si y the
safe lz-e5s T5is statement shows 70 coaduoa =
he B,1ki on t. 10 ms Of tie 3th 4 jane and the
- q : ytenser. l,49 Tie Jlae report rzi5rsces al
~ B,1Es ani B.asia. asif.toni sasn IL TIE stA's
lureeli-s 81 ssIks aat Brsrca@s. Tal S-peuosr
rsy5-t.s n1tial. 90 statement having 5,ea received
" "a re Drovsrs B4ns Caiss-susus and ths Vil.ge
B,-k R4ndolgh-it so~evsr. embraces ls7 Riaks and
Branches EEsOCRcEs
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crEeu1r CouKr-Nos 81 81, 81 s. 81, S. IS. e. as
g. 90 -. IS IS 30 poped
Cosmos PLEss-Pert ! Nos 3 81, 49, 81, - -, ~
H. s. S. a. - 81, %, s5 -Par uNos 20, 80, b. 81
o. 10 az 81 se 8
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CUIrAKs.-MARTIN's oUITAR5-sa.pZ.T,

n rtIIAHos-NAkTIN3 GLITAR3 -sukn1era ln
~ wat Of good Ggiar viii tad II V heir a.
70 "a. ,2f eI.nine AsrriIs Gailas before puresAsnx
s'ern-re The superiority q hartin's Guitars, az -
safes h1iss cce, scd ~hsg The mosl In porlan fscf-
10 ehreeaoe, 10 loo vel Known reed .ny rscommsn-
eNlDe OfSers from any part Of the Uaiet States stat
* ans e-sIiy u Guitar wanted, 11d price, will be
PfSnpLJ ateodsd 10 and The parchss-r may rely UPON
oStnlns perfscE nsums1t IN every respect Gnd war
raGtec Es such
SD =. nsu1,seiuFeD prices, wholesale and r.tsl Al
NJ 5FoSdEsy, up stairs cny,ey JOHN B. COUPA,
Professor Of the Guitar
No connection with The stor. below IS a..In-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

OF com, arnS th' Tetlru' previously made We na'
that tho o specie 90 bsn Outre - OF S"oen-
er was - 81 ~ ess Than 20 June 30 and g Is j0l
more than IA F,b-uar;. Ths capital bas sl.o ocen
81. htly increased ..nco 'se last rciot Eve jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

Pouch RtrpsNs-N Nee lS-ls; HsrS james Hughes
vanswsy sppFcoIee, Frsrc's Bsehney, destroying far
Nlure, six lo3ge-s --llt-Wm Bugss. tisordery, die
s6aFgea by Aid kely John Roac Ps1ler pesil larceny
s.S odgeo--ltt-Jsnes Asrmsu, tsken 10 Hospital
having hrosen HE leg; four druuk foGr lodsers lNu
-Oakoovn man found drowned william Adsms, Joar
sa-rt,sn, pvssl lareeness two Grapk h1e~n lctgers
v a-feat disotdethes, nine iodgen ssiav'
hsris, sssaah JeAR Holmes, grand lsrceuy; Wa Pc
tersoa pstii larceny Miehsol 0ernsns ssssatj half
dosse dtsorde.f-sy t~ea,y-ope lodg-u --vit'b-Foui
sisosoerhes; lt Division aud - msket found open Tea
t"dssw --Nuth-JoAa Smlh, ssssat dischsrg-t by
40. Aiso teaf disosseshesy hteea loagers---iXIa-
Ssetxe T. Watems. sssaa a. Wan. Mitchell. attempt ~
MI hn WI" two less children esiweA; two drank toaI
iodssw-Asa,sevsa lsJgsrs --Nlh-foar lodgrts
MIR Joan poye, boy, hosneas.., two ehildren
W ms uees~, taree draak seventeen dodgers
xut'h-Cs>s oeSeey sssaasls two drum; nine Iod. 4.
eu--ANsn-A Loaf shta cent ~ Ans House; thrss
etscrserdss; seven loSseu.--XVte- dIush =
xNl-oae arept ihSee lsfssrs -xvI-Oae srup.
S~ua, s-vsn lodsets --ANl-r Farce Loaf ehildrn sse
yseases, Ls-reass wssssl. grand larceny sosr dasl
eve loSgsu
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Where lstiessly gaxGd
While the whole Earth bltzed,
And mortais invoked Ia vain
For q breath Of air,
To saooue tie glare,
And prayed tor the Wind and Rain.
HI.
Tn unnerviBg san
Has backward run,
And crosses the Line to-day
70 the leaves are sere,
What do here
tn down 70 toe Earth and play
".
On the Mountain top
For q breath 1 "a stop
In clouds 10 robe my TORN,
And weave me tran
OF tbe hail asd the rain,
The. soeaDt 90 the " IDgs OF the Storm
Away away the writing trees
Away away the yesty sets
Shall mark my fearful paths
and lana and main
Snail grosn In pain
And trenois gs,ofs nay wrath.
Ho no brave OAK,
BY the wbIrlsInd broke
And scared with the Lightning DER,
Ia your gnsried limbs
I've sung my ny mns
Five hundred years or more
Nov bold thee fast,
For my onviDg blast
IL not In tie daily ing mood,
AID may overthrow
Zen thee, DO! DO!
E'ep thee, Old King Of the Wood
VIII.
An ha old Ocean,
Toy endless motion
in QUICKEN ane " TO- night,
L'a Call IRON their caves
Thy migbtIest waves,
And rids them Ia fierce delight.
Ho DO | Ill ride
On the tossing tide,
And scream 70 Its awful roar
And Of sailors brave,
To their deep sea grave
I'll hurry . thousand mOre
Fond sleeping Mother,
And that one 0,her
6lumoerlDg BY thy side
Awake IRON your dream
AT the Tsmpest's scream,
And tbi,ak Of the storm tost tide.
For the Wind 10 away
10 his reckless play,
And brave viii tho good chip be
That sbsll longer swim,
II lt meets with him,
Out on tho white.cspPed Sea.
All.
All! ha ye Trees,
No soft Spring breeze
Shall rock you TO stu repose,
For the Wind Is here,
AID your leaves 50 sere
Shall cover the path he goes.
Ger the Town | pass,
Add the rafting glass
And the creakiog hinges tell,
By their wordless din,
To the safe withia
Thst try their strength full well.
XIV.
Ho. the Demon Fire
Ia this MS hi so dre
Has broke from hi, careful bound,
He shall mount my wing,
And VIC II merriy sing
AZ We sweep the Town around.
XIV.
Ho. clang yoor bell
'Tis the Citys kne.l,
For ! feed with my rushing breath
Toe fame forked tongues
Add the mol,en lupgs
OF the Demon Of Final Death
In rock the Oak
I'LL hh heart 10 oroke,
And bic sturdy form is bowed
IN ven the Deep
Till its mad waves leap
To the skirts Of the hurrying cloud
XVII.
With the Rain aud Hail
III rend the sail,
And drive the good ship under
Aud the shrek of Despair
That rises there
IN drown In the roar OF Thunder.
XVIII.
III fan the spark,
Till the Town 80 darn,
Shall glow hike sun Ia the gloom
Aud, siigh' with the blaze.
Shall pale men gaze
On the fierce red worh Of Doom.
XIX.
Ho no II will blow
It'll tho Wosld below
Shall reel as II drunk with wine.
Oh. the Prince OF the Air
Could ne er compare
His power with strength like mine
IN.
It's the death Of the Year
What dc here
III away over land aud surge
With leaves 90 sere,
Strew Summers bier,
And sing her . moarniul dirge.
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nOubLB CYLINDER PREss, which VII
~ pnEI form y Lsehes by 81 10 arsfsts working cf
dsy, Gov 10 use a Ths Tribune Offcs Hoes msDanse
.arsJ vii b cod Sc bargain Apply q Ihs rneans "
- sii p8WkWe
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SrAnP AND LABEL PRINTING PRESS
- Tor AsTcrAnis DT-kxls-s. .eodsmen scd otcep-The
f1o-cFioers Us51fzctlre Glc have for appsra
IA ezeuaieo 20 pr-i kb-is EAups czfa, wis apy
usc " had stAEp nov Ia 1ss c1i Ia cod nsa or
80 Ordinary iyps or ILers ogype.
Tee eo1str1cnon 10 % simple Ihsi nay Be Underwood
Al -nes ard re@eLy zsed By scy persOo- Pnnting
I'll X 70 effected y sging ne paper ne surface AID
- si1 ply orngi1g re hAcdi- 20 EonxO1sl pOs rou
Ne s1 y -ieh ooi ecects th- irkx Of the gyo-
o. st~7 o1E tle estEin1l q 1k The priudaf
coDPsef n spp-arsoc- soc fgrns ornseutai 40
PencaSe 20 G1 eo1cier o, 0ece, oecupyi1x .p.ce Of
9oy ~ - ttne 1ches TIE price Goa pleus win I'd.
oi5 lu,o1kAW - a. n aolS.,
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WATER-CCRE.-or. PkALL receives p.rsots 4,
w es commodloos city establishment. IS Lsas ntsc oas
A1vies Evsa tOr koGs ussEDsut coasaltauons verbal
% sy Issssr, - a is
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ras CANADIAN osT-oFFlck.-The perfectioa
OF Pos ofcs srrsBss msn,s in Canada ia respects
Colopisl cootrol pressms eqaslly spphss TO Novs
ScsiA 10 10 sx,d hat 10 osly reqai~s en- oresr in
Council 70 pot the senenss into ct; thar
Mr. Bisc he Gill the Posmssssr GensE.i; that
redsctsoa Of postage will accompany he ssv-ot to
on "a aud that The knisgry iasead make the esse
p,ltical oae Haitian Ssa.
Tsk N.cxrRrI FissrRy.--Up 20 the preses,
tine tire Fall ,stch OF msckere hss been eompiets
failure On eur shcres Oar lstsst sdytoss from the
Usi,ed Stat. inform us thsl IN cops,eaeacs Of the
failure The part OF the Amsrcsn 6sheTmco. snS In
hnowa shostasss Of the catch with ne. tho price OF
mseke rel had reached ei2 O. and 81 per barrel for
vspss "a SIS lHalsisx IN. ~ cAroe Nov. Z
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MEDICINES.

DPooF, PROoF,.-HERE IS PR )oF eoaeia-
4 80. .sai Dr. ; P T0~rse1ds SSrss2sills = -
-, Te- foos tsx i from sozs Of me moot resp
Sc papers II tais s-Aie - -,
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WsrTUI T0IIlI
- NOTiCE-Ih. Tor opening ihs BIDS sf'eoi'd 70 hs
ioO'c4es a az me ln- Of dew
gods JBis % lbs atnu iofoid
tAs n 0fnsr la os-u -
1879 GA
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OpreAoTops Rior IN Dock sr--L.ss evening
~ ,s- led, psos-ncs and Carroll Hose compsn-s. Of
the Dsuiet of kensins ION. were pssspg aloas DocA
st. above Sseoos, hery Demonstration q not trsal
place between tse rival gauge. rOnaing With bcIh the
compsnscs Tue tce0e com@epeed by The airing OF a
pistol nearly opposite Pear o. and thea eross
h.iox Of BRICK esis The csrroll gang w~Iked savage
for Tee momsass. during waieh une Tho members q
sae ledspsnesaes wees kspt from the rops Of sAsiI
apparatus
Severed psrscns received hows on sheir Needs and
bodies from the a,inF missies Ths eondsc; ssr.
rae and exciting. spS WHAT sarpisnsly susnse
10 tset thsS arrests made though The RIO,
ccauna-d ap 10 Third ana Ceessnut-ss aed patty
police w-gs stssiseed =, second 1ed pock -sis rns
carriages Of both eonpsries ~ers shxhtly battered
They sessrssed 81 TIE Of Teird and Chesnat-
sta iPnilsi san, l2ih.
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X A6>-I,e hEhsst msSset pres paid q ea.a fSr Al
IL Allcs q doG-slc rags, 5AkEng. Canvas sr.ss o.
"a -cp- sHd any other raf q paper n.k-rs sto sy
I'm CYRUS w FIELD Gu. d sssEnss-st
MOLAssEs CCPs-A sas assorIaeUf Of R-tS.,-
IVA Ia Aoiasset Cups m2nnfacrurec az Tor d. ~sl
ssas ss1 rssaAl- ~ LUcIcs AA2f, BaxaaxSap. %
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k,UPkEhE COURT tq4it5-Aty I'D 'ou . a. Nssfofs
sSJOBs y BOC1HrON ID sAFAH n BOUO tTON aSstna
saabkL tdEsaHnUDh snf oh@rs, ptht II paspasaso ~
eftls stats N-s fot "a H ~A
srgos h lufh 5aJ OF Dsc-Htsf isf1 81 10 ,ct a,
ths Hstsl fEafe be y 81 Nv Voc Al thsts t~o csf
'srfs fnssof and Oh Ie nn TIE EAST ss ~ h Ih'd
ly % Hes fefk eaul point 10 lie Ihff
tssaiy t.s 40 h. a0hsfy from sh-s
fhs b-iS-au ous Hsusfsd ana f~saEh o. Hss
5fsi Ne1ty stsrsts he III Ihsses
nor st avsl4r aJ sst avs Hrhs usaes sasfy a.
rzh so g. tas n tasffsd sai -stI h-0s
sahs.fdy at psr.s he Ihff ar ~s ave hs-
ths1cs assfiJ hgs1f-i ls place " eg1sss
10 f5if1 sv-nl..- Dat-f OcHb-f a Isg
EHEtFZF Il sEsLEf. E-es-- ~ oil Wal b. Ns-Ysn
A ssrssrrs Conn. ..rfsf arrsr-vs "a
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Is FCttANCE Of an II sgrors- u Cssst, q
500, No sh>feoy ~ p~f-oas fsgHg ag1s
oAhhitL FAh COff 80 81 ths CO Of booa "a. ssssss
P7-s 'ns sans IN vOaelss t-'so o. - ~
oGq> ~ Wm Va CIT NJ. - IA ia ths orr Of
lof, ssfr- hs htesh esy u March asIt-Dasd
icfk. - 4syo Of ssot ls.9
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rHCAsCE u a. or5sf VI ssfno.ss a Ne c0as1 .
= 80 iSs. rstcs t.nssT gsse al psrssas hsyf ca.
.s.lAst iboh4 COsNsk Of Cfy u sss foe 9ssss
p-s-, % .-ns -s v0eehss oensO ths ssssnssr q -
~ 70 ~ oossf1srfs he Cy q kss fDt % ssss
NJ nly ART ssJ II ssr-D..ss session., SeA
s.y ySos is Ora is~oa"l GEORGE REGARD. Es.estf
PURSUANCE q Orssf sarTssAi. cSssg 2,
sNsr Iyfss lt<s tersey gsfsors tas< Ans
sfArst MAXI BossAsri lac - Cty q ss- fos -
a. a. r-tsfsoes 70 . nsscs street cfy 80 Tea q
~lsrs is ,ssah cay Of Js11ay s>rtD.i-s 10. 700 ~
eaJ ofJgy, lea gOskFH DE0CEkRk,
ill Iss~sc Ft-uset