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PrcbaTe ~ Ihe OuOLERA.

III G.Um.A lux AAA2
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REM
EDY for the prevention and Cure Of
Asiatic Coiera in its early stages, and
for The certain and permanent cure OF
Diarrhaa, Colera Morbus, Colera lnlan-
tum and acknowledgements by
eminent Physicians andby the Surgeons
in The United States Army recently in
New Orleans with distinguished success
DR.. BlkLING,s CARMINETiVE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP
WNthe above diseases, always atording
Arelief, has now a reputation establish
ed before the public, as a medicine Of I'M
rivaIed excellence in the treatment Of
the diseases for which it is intended
Its success Is without a parallel. Its
popularity is daily increasing. Thous-
ands bear willing testimony toits virtue,
and express their gratitude for the re-
lief which 1t has afforded them. The
Press and the Faculty, j%urists, lawyers,
statesmen, divines and citizons ofintelli'
gence in every profession unite in this.
Their numerous certificates may be seen
by calling upon the proprietor, and a
few Of them can be found published in
pamphlet, which will be furnished gra-
uitously by the agents, TO all who are
Inthe ~premonitory symptoms and first
stages Of Asiatic Cholera, as it appeared
in this country in the years 1882 an
1888, it was used with great success;
and since its recent re-aPPearance, It has
been again rcsorted TO, with the same
advantage. Gases of cholera usually
commence with diarrhea; and if this
remedy is then promptly used, il will
check the diarrhea, l~estorethe stomach
and bowels to o healthy condition. and
impart tone and vigor to the SYSTEM
No family should fail to have it among
their medical stores. Where a, proven
tive for cholera is desired, a bottle of
this Syrup, combined with a quart Of
port wine or best French brandy, with
the addition OF a table spoonful ofpow.
dered ginger, and q teaspoonful Of row
dered Cayenne pepper, will furnish a
delightful cordiah and may be relied up.
on as the safest and surest preventive,
when taken in small doses once or twice
a day. Prepared only by the subscri-
Der, and none is genuine without his
name blown in the bottle, and his sigma
ture upon the outside wrapper, s.
a. 81 3. Q, WOODMAN,
..5a .sas Druggist, Vicksburg, Miss.
And soldby Wilson, Starbird& Smith,
Louisville, KY, and Sickles &, Go. New
Orleans, and by Fsa =. ro #a.
9IPRIESTLEY y MOSBY.
BGot. baai9to4E Canton, Miss.
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FREaH AN SELECT

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
AT THE SIGN % Tas GOLDEN MORTAR
mRlEsTLEY& N0SBY have recent
~ Isl received from New York and
Philadelphia. a superior assortment OF
Fresh and Select Drugs, Medicines, &c,
embracing nearly every article usually
found 10 Drug Stores, to which they ~
vie the attention Of the public, their
friends, and particularly Physicians.
AS We are determined to deal IN the best
Medicines, those sold BY us may be re-
lied on, We parrant them such as re,
presented. ,aa.
Fresh supplies will be ordered and
received from New York, from time to
time, as required; all which we will sell
10 punclual dealers, on short time, as
iaw as similar articles can be offered at
any place in The s ale. ,a7 i
CASH dealers will always find it 10
their interest togcaH on IA
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY,
Sepg, 8. 1919.
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AdministrafOr,s Sale.

So A#aH 4. HHEa
IlY virtne Of order Of the Honora-
be Probate Court of Madison coun-
", Mississippi, made at the October
Term, l849, thereof T. willgon" MON
DAY, DECEMBER -, 1899, at the
courteous door insNid county, sell to.
the highest bidder, on acredit Of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest
which Michael Vanderhurst had atathe
time OF his decease in anG to the follow.
ing lands and tenements in said county,
yiz:F 9s{ AEtssF 81 ITI1
"A House and Lot ia the town Of Can.
ton, known and designated in the plan Of
said town as Lots Nos. I and 2 in Square
Neil; and. also Eve and a half acres OF
land lying. north Of said Nos, ! and 9,
and designated and bounded as follows;
commencing atlhe northeast corner Of
said Lot No II, thence west TO JohnaC.
Benthal's line, thence north toghis corner
in Liyingston's line the same being a
sectional line) TO a stake, thence east
with saidsectional line to a stake, where
a line running north through the centre
Of Union Street strikes said sectional
line, which sectional line is the line be-
tween sections I8 and t9, thence south
with The middle Of said street 10 thetown
line, thence with the town line thirty feet
west to the beginning Also, two town
lots, ~ pafcsls Of land, situate, lying
and being ID the Town Of amden, in said
county, and known and designated, the
irst as lot No. 5. northeast ID the plan
sof said town, fronting so feet on Main
Street, and running back west from said
street 100 feet-the second as a lot IN.
numbered ia the plan Of said town, but
beginnir & about IS feet west Of the
north-west corner Df lot No. 2, in the
plan or said town, and running thence so
feet west 10 a stak thence north $50
feet thence 30 feet east to d stake, thence
south I5Ofeet to the beginning; all said
lots being III the county Of Madison
aforesaid.
Bond and good security will be re-
quired ofthe purchaser. M
JESSE HEARD, Admir-.
oct. rs, 184s. 5-st
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CmEWING rOBAcCo

EOUR boxes best James River Chew
4 ing Tobacco, Just received and for
ale by afe
Z, D. WARD y 6 Q
September A., 1847. a,. Ia
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rae sTAFE OF MIssIssIPPI,
Madison Coaatv.

By rHE PRoBATE CouRT OF sAiD COUNTY,
July FERN, 1919.
TNHE estate oil NJ vanderburst decd,
II having been reported TO and declar
ed by said csuft insolVent; Notice is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate Of said deceas.
% to present the same to the undersign.
ed,on Or before the 9dMonday Of Fcbr'y
l85O,or their claims will be forever bar
red. eaa Io
BY order Of the court.
eAa ~ T. CAMERON CIR.
July I4j'49 aa As en-
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-LAMP RLACKl.

CIDER VINEGAR,
A FIRST rate article, for sale very
N cheap, by
sopt6 FRESHLY y MosBY,
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WATCHEs AND JEwELRY.

"FNN HH E+HtatA'F Af#r 10 #.I .HFtH .# n
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
TWNHE Subscriber would most respect
= fully inform the citizens Of Madison
and surrounding country, that he is Just
openi g a fine and, fashionable stock OIL
VI MATCHES and JEWELkY, which he
will sell on the most re lsonable terms,
for cash. Persons wishing articles in my
line are invited to call and examine fol
themselves,
Watches of every variety carefully
repaired on the shortest notice, and war.
ranted.
Canton, March 80. I849. 20
lust received and for sale.
- IL doz. Sands Sarsaparilla, sa
III hn3 !" Carpenters " I'd a5a.
Dssl Meredith T. Co. arsaparills
ar,a l. -" Carpenters Exe Buchu,
4 6 -" Elk Liyerwort,
se Il g. o I" qgr Elk, Pink Root,
d5.a II Is Swaim's P~anacea, sfia.
Aaal J5. 5.ae E. D. WARD " Co. b.
September l8 4,47. arg.
Just Received.
IA SUPPLY OF FAIRS QUININE
n the very best brand-warranted
pure. For sale, at the sign ofthe Gold
ell Mortar, by
PRlEsTLEY & MosBY.
July 81, '4S, ASST
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ADMINISTRATORS M

- ADMINISTRATOR skT
N pursuance Of 4 dectee
bate Court Of Madison IN,
the undersigned, adninBtnm,
estate ofJohn +. Dearinp, sss'
offer for sale before The cac
of said county, on. THURSDAT
day Of JANUARY, l85Oaa
one and two years, ihe psla
longing to said estate, lying
ty, about five miles north II CaD
tanning six hundred and eiehI
known and designated as follow
The southeast quarter Of ssc
the west half Of the northwest
Of section 80 the north hatf ofi
WEST 4udFteE 81 SecllOn; Ey; Inc
Of the south east quarter, The ID
Of the east halfo The southeast
the south half sof the east bald
northeast quarter lbs south
the soulh. west quarter, The wes'
the northeast quarter, and III
half Of the east half Of the ID
quarter Of section 81, tCwusbi
range 3, east, OnsAid planal1
is about $50 acres Ot clear
dwelliRg-house, negro cnbns, !
gin. he purchaser viii DO Nq
give bond and approved security
JESSE HEARD, IN.
s. ". LIVINGSTON,
Nov. 81, l849,
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Lie Insuance Company,
Of rHR STATE on MISSISSIPPI.

~ a@-
DHlS Compoy, Incorporated by on
I'D act Of the Legislature at its last
session, has been iofgaRised under said
law and it is now readyto effect insur-
onces on lives, upon like terms with
those adopted blythe best and soundes
Northern companies in Insuring North
ern persons. When Noithern eomPa-
MES insure the lives OF Southern citi
zens, they Invariably add one half or
one per cent, to the regular rates. Our
table Of rates is as follows. The pre-
MUM to be paid blythe insurer may be
paid quarterly, hall yearly OF annually.
Rates Of Premium for insurlng One
Hundred dollars on a single life.
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FINAL sRTTLEMnNr.
Samuel Hamilton and
Wife, and John Fl.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the IN
dersigned, Administrators of the es.
tate Of Absalom Leggeti, deceased, will.
December Term, l849, Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county, present
their a~ccountfor final settlement, surren.
dertheir letlerssa ask TO be DISCHARGED.
R. G. SANDERS.
R. NJ. DAVIS, hAt
Nov. IS. l849. lsa 10 At
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Just Received.
INsOLiVENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned, Commissioner Of In
solvency on The estate Of A. S. IIutchin-
son, deceased, has filed bis report Of
claims on said estate with the Probate
Of Madison county, Mississippi, and
the same will be confirmed at the
October Term, lR49, Of said court, unless
exceptions are made, by those interested,
or before that time. a1'
y. T. CAMERON,
Sept. 20, Ia49. 2 at Clk q Com.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

hi ETTERS Of Administration de 30.
~ mis- non having been granted to
the undersigned at the November Term
Of the Probate Court of Madison Coun-
~, Mississippi ionthe estate Of Benia-
min B. Lee, decd, all persons indebted
to said estate will please come forward
and make immediate payments and all
persons having claims against said es-
tate will presentthem legally authenlica-
ted within the time prescribed by Law,
or they will be forever barred.
WIN. s. BAILEY, Adm'r,l
Dec 22, l849. 15-6t. Sh'f NJ C,. !
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ECEIVED and now opening

ID ECElVED and now opening
AGl Caak GoglRe Brandy,
Madeira Wine,
6 Port Wine,
i TenerifTe Wine,
l2 doz. Claret do.
6 6 London Porter, Fs
s s Philadelphia Porte 5aa'
E.. D, WARD q co.
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OOMMIssIONER's SALE,
B. Crime and
John R ~Jafrey,sur-
wing PARTNERSHIP.

David b. Crime andl s @ aT f
john Jaffrey, sur .auvu.ar #ad
wing partners,& &c. ffYvlr
Us.
Samuel Hamilton and ''S '9t. M it
Wife, and John Fl. aufa9 ~ ,aata 3
Rollins. = ussasse r N.
kY virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court Of q ancery of the State Of
Mississippi, made on the Esd day of jan
uary, l849, in the above case. | will on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th, lo49,
within legal hours, at the court house
door 10 canton, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on a credit of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
COED security,t the following lands lying
in Madison county, viz. The northeast
quarter Q fsection 23,township II range
s, east. tF st,af Ill ssst
WMsJ pENsONI Com'r.
Nov 8, 1849 8-5t
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NEW G0OBsfl
THE subscribers Bs,s
from New Otlss5ss
Of FANCY and DRY e6 !
WSnter. Among chem Z.
lou priced goods rcr NV,
Pertamsry, ShaUls, SRoes Y.
For G~entlemen--C6al1
Hats, Caps, Boots, SRoss
Also, Glass, CgOcksrs NM Y
Domestics, CaSsims,ss. B,sssIl
SHEETS, Liassys, &c.
All which they offer ve,yIs,
Call and see, > SOMMpp !
Oct 9, lS49. d
FL. 1855 n 1850
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A COOP -CHlNrT.

A GOOD CHENuRTsr
DEslRING to remoss
ton, 1 will sell N
Sharon, consisGnqoJf'' /, ny P5
deqoe, convenient Is n, 4 aSsa'
sufficient land attached
fire wood. ny Cd
Those who wish d
not acquainted with M
course call and e1anbs
Unless SOLD dl private Y,
first day Of February. Tsa.
ct u o'clock, on he D NM, =
property at auction, to',h.
der on accommodating ~.
JOSEPH NM
Jan. 4, 1850. ~'Du
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Telegrsphtc.
New ORLEANs, Oct. 25-4 p. m.
Highly important to Baitinoreans-Th VII
Of John McDonough-H ErecatorS-Be-

New ORLEASs, Oct. 25-4 p. m.
Highly important to Baitimoreans-Th The VII
Of John Nc Donough-His Enecaiors-Be-
gueathments, SC.
In my despatch, of yesterday, informed you Of
the death, by cholera, Saturday, of John
McDonough, a wciknown citizen OF this place,
and native of Baltimore, reported to be worth
ten millions of dollars. He was bachelor, and
during a long residence in this city accumulated
the very large amount above stated lie was
very singular man, and especially noted for his
miserly propensities. He has sister living
in Baltimore, Mrs. Cole, wife OF Mr.. John Cole,
music teacher, or who formerly kept music store
in Baltimore.
The will of Mr.. McDonough was opened and
read to day. 1t bequeaths to his sister Mrs Cole,
of Baltimore, six thousand dollars, and house TO
live in during the remainder OF her life. Also,
$50 1000 annually to the American Bible Society.
The bulk OF his property, however, has been given
to the cities OF New Orleans and Baltimore, for the
establishment of schools and Asylum for the
poor in both cities 1t also bequcaths very large
sum to the American Colonization Society.
Seventeen executors have been appointed, among
whom are the following from Baltimore Benja-
min G. Howard, John p Kennedy, John c. Smith,
Brantz Mayor, Henry Didier; besides Henry Clay
of Kentucky, and the Rev. r. r. Gurley.
Important from Teas.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 20.
The vote in Texas on the Boundary Question
gives heavy majority in favor of accepting the
proposition.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29--p. IN.
Two OF our watchmen were fired upon in Moya-
mensng last night by some desperadoes, and both
were badly wounded. One was shot through the
stomach and is not expected to survive The per-
petraors of this terrible crime still at large.
The police are making every exertion to effect their
arrest
learn that Admiral Reside has been in New
York negotiating with Mr., Barnum to get Jenny
Lind to give two concerts in Washington city,
having engaged the Catholic Church for that pur-
pose. The Nightingale consents to give two con-
certs at the capital some time in December
Jenny Lind will give several concerts here about
the Goth of next month, and then proceed TO Bal
timore and Washington. Possibly she may go to
Richmond, Charleston, Havana, New Orleans, St.
Louis, and Cincinnati and will probably sail for
London to attend the Worlds Fair.
New YoRK, Oct. 30.
Mr. James Bowen has accepted the Wing nomi-
nation from the Third district in New York.
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From Rio Janeiro.


Correspondence of the ~ Y. Erpressl
Rio JASEIRo, Sept. TO- 1850.
The agitation of negro emancipation in Brazil
has already tended to increase the pending difficult
ties between this country and Buenos Ayree
all relations between both nations now confirm
the opinion previously entertained that rupture is
at hand. The internal broils that have disturbed
the reposc of Montcvideo and the adjacent prov
inces are but mere matters of moonshne compared
with the consequences that will on it's intro
duction; and before its contamination, which even
tually will occur, the best blood in the land will be
sacrificed.
From the River La Plate no definite advices as
to the position of the question between France and
Bucnos Ayres have been received except that the
French Admiral and British Minister were in cor
re.pondence with the Emperor of Brazil which has
given rise to conjectures both alarming and men
acing.
Since my last which was dated 7th instant, the
supply of coffee has increased, and the stock now
exceeds 5S 900 bags, of which large proportion is
Of Indifferent quality. 1t is impossible 10 say at
this time what may be the temporary condition of
our markets under free supplies, with even short
suspension of demand; but, should prices decline,
am, nevertheless, of opinion that our present
ruling rates not above fair and natural level
some Of which, as herein quoted, would not remu-
neratc the planter; and am persuaded that, dur
ing the present season, higher quotations than
those which now prevail must be paid. Superiors
command 3IS00 $1,000; mixed lots, Of superior
and good qualities, 3n650 3I700; and good frsts,
3n550 $1,000.
Our prospects for an improvement in business
arc remote; but the sky that is robed in darkness
to-day may be vested with sunshine TO morrow.
Yours, truly and sincerely, J. {. II.
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Issued from The United States Patent Office for he
tceek ending October 29h, 1850, and bearing date
October 29h, 1850.
Bartholomew Beniowski. now residing in Lon
don, England.-For improvement in Printing.
Patented in England Nov ember 10, 1876; in Amer
lea, October 90 1850.
Charles S Buckley, Of Macon, Ga.--For improve
mcnt Ia Electro Magnetic Enunciators for Signals
in Hotels, sc.
JIG. Goshen, Of shirleysburg, Pa.--For improve
mcnt in Winnowing Machines.
Nathan Haskins, OF Hillsborough county, n. H.
For improvement in Car-couplings.
Richard Montgomery, Of New York, n. N.-bor
improvement in Corrugated Boilers.
John Morrison, Of McArthurstown, Ohio.-For
Improvement in Bcdstead Fastenings.
Dan. Peasc, jr., Of Floyd, ". Y.-FOr improve
mcnt in Rotary Grain Screens.
Bennett Potter, IT,, Of Templeton, Mass.-For
improvements machinery for Pressing Hats.
Nathan starks, Of Albany, n. Y.-For improve
ments in machines for making wro1ghi-iron Car
wheels.
James p. Sleeper, Of Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
provemcnt in Reed Musical instruments.
Thomas J. Sloan, Of New York, y. y For i'm,
provcments in machines for nicking the heads Of
Wood screws.
Iiorauo ". Swift, Of Boonton, n. For im-
provemcnts in Spike Machines.
Designs.
Gaben Eddy, Of Taunton, Mass.-For design for
Stoves.
William Ballard, Of New York, ". Y.-For de-
sign for Iron Ratings.
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troubles. Items Frightened up at the suggestion,
and 10 the knowing ones are challenged


DAoUERaEoTYP Hs-THE PERFECTION OF ARA
friend of ours relates story that should regard
as rather incredible did we not know him TO be en-
tirely credible He says that he two boys
yesterday standing at the curbstone examnn g
very closely what he took to be daguerreotype
picture, and disputing about its merits.
at is a likeness" said one of them
"Not of you," said the other
"But say it is, though" said the first "Look
a'there. Ai'nt that my nose?"
'No" said the other, sit Jest amt your frcckled
nose, not so much as it's my nose; an more'n that,
you got cussed red hair"
"Well, Bill, this is red''
"Red why, it's as black as mine You must a
lost yer eyes sight, joe"
Joe seemed bewdered at the assurance of Bill
left TO get the proper light upon it, pretty much
one turns with coal of fire to keep il alive. But
Bill impatient of argument, appealed to our friend
to look upon it and give his opinion; when 10! the
deep obscure presented like the reflection of liquid
ink by moonlight, the image of a man
Glow is this;" said he. ''Ths is neither of you,
you little cubs This is man, and an ugly looking
sinner at that'
"a what!' exclaimed the youngsters together;
and in instant the heads of the three philosophers
were grouped, and Us they gazed upon the wonder
full picture, 10! three ugly heads were reflected
from its sombrc depths. Joe had paid his dollars for
a bad mirror, tphen he thought he toas obtaining q
good likeness
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CHILDREN,s HOSIERY.

rHILDRENS bleachod and unbleachcd mixed
" and black cotton Hose, all sizes. from No. 10
No. 7.
Also, chldrcn's worsted Hose, all sizes
WOoen, silk, and cotton Gloves for children, all
sizes and grades with Cashmere, Merno, Alpa.
ca, (lambs' wool. Scotch wool
Raw spun and English silk Hose, all grades, col
ors, qualities and styles, for ladies.
would call particular attention to my stock Of
all kinds Of Hosiery, Gloves &c, TO which there is
great care taken in the selections.
G.. w. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Market
Oct Adv News 2mI
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BALTImopE, Oct. 29-5 o.

BALTIMORE, Oct 29-5 p. m.
The Fair Of the Mary land Institute continues to
draw very large audiences. 1t will close this
week.
Iperceive that the people Of Virginia going
to work in earnest to give encouragement to man
ufactures. l am glad to that this great sub
jcct is beginning to take such deep root in the
South The proposed convention of manufac turers
to be held at Richmond should receive all encour-
agement. There is nothing to prevent the South
from competing with the North in this respect.
Indeed, she has superior advantages.
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THE undersigned, having resolved to abandon
i his present business, offers for rent his large
and we'll known public house (the Columbian
on the corner of Z and Sth streets, in the immedi
ate vicinity of the General Post Office and Patent
Office. The stand, Restaurant is too well
known to require any extended notice. He pro-
poses to rent the main building and the first floor
containing the bar-room, kitchen, &c.,) either
separately or together put as II ID presumed that
those wishing TO rent the premises will examine
them for themselves, he deems a further notice I'M
necessary. The household and kitchen furniture,
which is nearly new, will be sold on accommodate
ing terms to such may rent the house; but should
no such arrangement be made, the furniture will
be sold at public sale. Possession given immedi-
ately. j. II. EBERBACH.
Oct 0q-dtf
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A ToLERABLy oASpID SHOP BREAKER.-The lard
oil factory of w b. Calender, jr., No. 70 At
knson street. was broken into on Saturday night,
and the rogue, after forcing the desk and finding
no booty, left a card the following declaration,
written with gold pen which was on the desk !:
&c do not want any thing but money" AZ proof
of his asseveration he did not carry of the valuable
and useful pen, but il has appeared that about fifty
cigars were taken 10 minister TO his taste for the
"luNuries Of life."-Bosion Transcript, 2lSt.
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DYER q MCGUIRE,
General Auction and Commission Merchant
and Dealers In Cabinet Furniture
and Honse-furnlshtnGG oods.

ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention Of the public
N 20 their extensive assortment Of superior Cabi
net Furniture and House furnishing Goods. select
ed by them expressly for this market, embracing
every article necessary for housekeeping.
They arc prepared to offer such facilities ne can
not fail TO accommodate all who may wish 20 pur-
chase.
We will sell either for cash n credit Of
from one 70 twelve monlhs upon approved sccu
rty. DYER MEG UIRE.
Oct 25-coIm
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DIED,
DIED,
MIR. WIN. A. CLEMENTS,

On the 9th instant, Mr.. WIN. A. CLEMENTS,
in the 4lst year of bis age.
At Middleburg, Virginia, on Tuesday, the 22d
instant, Miss CAROLINE VIRGINIA TURNER,
daughter OF the late Major THOMAS TURNER, OF
Kinloch.
Suddenly, at the City Hotel, October %, Mr.. l..
JACOBS, Of Arkansas.
[Arkansas papers please copyl