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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon in the south.

In order Lat our readers may have an idea
Of the r,snner in which Louis Napoleon IA received IN
the Southern provinces we make TIE following ex
tlact frcm the acc ouu,a given in lorcsa jcu-nis
The Prince Pre~ideri let Agen II 'ic after the
morning Of the 7;h. 10 proceed down the G,ronns 70
EtrdtaIN. From III tie morning 81. the apqroa,hes
10 tleiiycfWelc cICwced, ana The Prince on quitting
he Lc.l c. the Prefecture passed Though ia, delut
,icls q tie ,ounuue-, who were dr. ~ on bJtl
sidtt q lie w down 20 tac quay, Cut VINO received
linn with shouts OF P.rt EMN,rT' The E.O4e Ia
j. France steamer. which Wa really 70 stsr received
tie Prince the Ministers q War, Marine, and Public
InsruCt'cr G neral III utpou, and the various Officers
c.. the Presidential holseLcd. TIE Prince iouni on
boa General Gc Bcuvolly in command OF the mil ary
Cyisi, 81 BoIdetuX " Dcuj0y, Councillor Of state
and Deco brother to tie Minister Of Marine, i Du-
tits &. tie Gifcac and he luspcc;orf snerd lice,
Bsrcu Fioi,,aid. Wien tie vessel stcluned of uni
veistl shout q Ire fEmPTeHr arose from the land.
III down the river the same cry wa heard, deyory-
WLcf, tie e. Inon Numbered an TIE bells rang ~
Poit =, Mare the nAs5i;ans hsd erected tr.unpll
a. ch. L. which suspended imperial crown, wlh
Tie inscription, Gel b0HAegr pour u Ifaace qae i dur
itdntfe and below Gg, DieE SfOfsge rO're r0ydge"
AZ Toru,ns the trlunphG 6rvh had the following words
T,gs ls SGarcgT de Ia HGroer II Mas dAgenEis the
ins, lp.IOn Wa: Tfre FEmnrssr Il Li5tTGieHr DC e
Franc: A. La Re Cle the irst town Oi the department OF
tie GiICuSC, double ICw OF steamers and small mer-
ClJnt vesses handsomely dressed cut with dag
dTtwn UP admit the EiOle N pass through. depu.s
icn board TO salute TIL P.ince, an the Preiect
SubPrCieStf, Deputies. and members II tle CJun-L-
GtLerl accompanied then, each wearing n his button
ECle pended by tricolored rbnnd tie silver medal
sisUCk az BcIdecuX IN honor q Louis NapOisOus y.
Ailer few ur uies stay the steamer proceeded down
the river. AZ -. Mac ire two tTuInyHl arches
tesen orc bearing IL inscription Prime corc Garage
tG; lG bth, SeG Trance and the other Il Napoi9a
H. IA rlls &c s. Aecsirer Finally, Lsnyou the azt
town q any sze before arriving Bordeaux hsd pur
W he allowing inscription La re Ge LcA9JH dsirs
Ge orBr h r,fqbiissemcaf De FEHspire'
At lat siout O'Clock, the steamer approached Bor
derrx trou Oh triple hue ofvesses having their yards
Ill r:aIHec and dsph ying the flags Of every nation Az
the Ett De passed in onl OF the city che
ssuiedby iO guns from the Refine Hortense corvette,
wtich had arrived the same lning from T0uon the
tdn;e TEN taken up successfully BY tie other vesels
N Tie rosGstsed At the same nine IN immense cry OF
IRE EEPOeETS" Gro c from the various crews, and
vac responded to by the multitude collected on the
!. ne he Prince landed AZ handsome tent, where
NJ DroSyh de Lhuys, the Minister Of Foreign Affair."
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The, 70 confirm or to refuie Suffice il for me-
re- N the Amercs, TO say, that up 70 the present
er. no challenge In. been sent 20 me By those w1o
- I,s-ed or Arnericsnised their yacht or ny those
WHO have not TO test the powers OF The Am,rca IN
mEfch
,;on and by others in written communications 70 me
,e,1spers ss 10 The resu. OF the Ryte e-a,.a, GER
,snly did expect that either from those VINO have az
cretf expense tltered their vessels with view of Gu
Sblirr them compete. es understood win t10
America aiter their signal defeat Of lEst year or from
those who after tee defeat OF the Amescs this year,
Seem inclined 10 think she had been overTasel - her
cspebilities-I cay | certainly did expect challenges
would have poured IN Tor further ra CT her prove
whether ehe c--iflci 70 the n opinion
which had been formed OF her qualifications Nor can
account for this in any other way than that the old
pIoVeIb, discretion l. the better Pm OF valor has
been pretty generally acted upon.
Howeverihis may be- no offer sal match = "a the
America has been received BY from any E1gisa
Yacht owner or yacht builder. chaeDgs has bes1
eyen by the owner OF the Swedish yach; swerEe and
Immediately accepted.
Nv yacht has been kept aHost and in sailing order
since became the OwLcr " her la-- Sep.euoe- AZ
during tnef time II has been wish 70 GIOrd all wlo
Gesre T. the opportunity 70 her, % examine he
ard 20 make sketches and drawings OF hc- Il they
pleased. wencverI can do go conslsteHy vita personal
and ether indispensable considerations. And Il
The time, ready 70 entertain any prOpO.a 10 -a
her Hgsinet any other pr, perry cusiInei vessel
Taking into consideration TIC many INIT .rs'ns tat
have been made OF attempted be male Of TIC pea
barrie q tie build =; the America, yacht owner
apart from 6 personal feeling IN the moter, nsve :e
desYcus that tie effect o. such limitations shoul be
certained in decisive mauner. becaJf-e herein TIC
oue.tcn rooms TO be involved, to the cup srj-y d
the American or English modes q building craft for list
sfiHng ard Other important and Co. entail qualities.
90 no; see how the above que ton can be be ter or
more sstisfscorly settled tnau by fair trial OF ss
with tie LncT.,3. l. Therefore, challenge tlc yacnt
Of I'll c, uu;ries-AmeTica eceptct-ao, exceeding tic
America in tunnage, 10 sal win uy yacht for sum ~
less than 400 ana not more than tl0)0 on any ID
and in any pacc-in short, over any course thc inside
Of the Isle oi Wight excepie taet would give scope or
testing the sailing qualities q the America and her oPPo-
ncIfs under all points, in n nine knO, breeze
beg in conclusion 20 stare thai. this chall u-e Wi! pc
open until the 18Th Of November aud cannot Be eNtei-
Cd beyond that day the America Gi she BE- sal my
Ircpefy) ut 20 into hGTbor 10 rett tor another trip 10
the Ne0Iter rhlean.
remain your obcdient seryan' De BLAauTRE
Yacht Amcricc r. V. !. c ub,
Ryde, lsle o. Wight, OF. H. }
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wrisht. Candy 4 Co.'S. Circular.
From Barba docs.

CoTlcF Escnte 0. he Fkladtshaa E1tt@IE-
BRipoErowN, Barbados, Wednesday, Oh . "a
That which has become the absorbing nexss{
the day. ~ rcsre, 20 say the spread OF me ever, WIN
hns Eow nude rs way into the crowded and anhsssAy
quarters OF this town and into the barracks, nossai
standing their elevated position DESPITE the prrsg
ticnary adopted by the officers o.. the gar~o
and the Corporation. soldicrs and civilians are nd.
criminstely oaued oh The weather II considered ~.
favorable fer the hcs,h ofthc Island being Gncorn,os
dry and rain thunder ard lightning have Scen deyoa,,
prayed FOR, TO cleanse and purify the air, poael
with pestlcEcc.
Business il very duh The bark Eign- brig Far,
md schooner Sally Badger the only vessels IN por
and viii ss ia e few days for Turks Island
Flour, (acXandra) SO Isl Meal - y for Brandywi..
md "a IL Tor country inspection Pea 81 s7 per Ss.
Com ~ CO. No change in other articles OF AInerc,,
Produce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
4 he America Yacht.

"'',eF y Ihe IHIcs:
,,,,o nm to As you were so obEging as 10 give in.
yacht America, VII rrsucs, TIE ,a, 'e ec'' OF the
Crt 'o~anai 10 the pres
rug ys'pt ssason L drawsg TO close and 500, =,
V'tu'nei NefiSi, OF Inc yacht elass now saoa, y1 IL
disms allied snd laid up tor the winter -'"' VII be
Much hes been said and written bob for and .,.
the America the accuracy Of which account NJ as.
ieel myself called upon 10 enter INTO any heightened de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

can scarcely obtain the common Decessaries OF NE
tSentsiFn L.
we have immense waste territories 70 cuiavhse roads
10 ops ports to dig rvere 10 render nav1saaie
Of rairobds 70 complete; we hsye opp1sFe 10 Inc
d vast kingdom. which we nust asnnIiise 10 llsI..
we hive to bIiag al cur -rest wes,s-n p'r7 ~ =
necton With the American continent Dy So -, i've
Communication Which stu want; ia-'is' - -
ruin 20 restore false gods 70 overthrow, ana u4l'
be made triumphant. P-clo-ged sppsnse.I - = .ls
This is he sense which aiiach 70 re cMP1',' -
eutfre i 10 be res:ored. Cir Of re ''.1 eli
Such ere the concuests which cliteIi.5s 80 yolr
vou who surTcund me- s1i rho. Ike m gs'A. -
county. weare-you are my solhe's -
proicngedspplauteJ n. &c
We -eod IN tire Concerto de Seine ct O'ss' Oh
to ,ch .Tbc Nsyor Of styros his just cansei 70 %
-I~.J~s :; ii. commune the following proeiA-n1
ton: - ,x,prPr
TcX.V OF Es.-PRocLsnAIloN or I'M
rvu.rtr.NTs: Paris the heart OF irsnce' 80
on the lOh Of May Tor lts t,nPeroi, ii s,Tnz and
dazzlnc manner At tbs moment II = 'He VIZ w. -
Frsnce electrified which oiut-s her sa'oI ,te
God Dv th. rev title vnlch ciothet I'm =" -.
rover God wills II, il repeated WA one III ~
I,T ror D,i II i. the Marriage q Franz WIN -
eJvry OF God which il contracted IA tne ac -
universe under the auspices Of all tne coi-'Iu "a
boaief and OF al the people. IhGt uiS1 = So 81
tie Church These addresses, Thee y stillOh- .,5
speeches. which arc NJ this moment beng =.
Le.wcen the Chief Of tie state and ralc' az -
nrarnts connected with that holy union cry on
wishcs to sig1 them, ss 50 ire church n "ou' ''@
marriage decd AZ which he il presen- r .,,,- so
Inho bnn;s OF Sev.es az the n;erpTc'et Oh SUI 80.
,,men;S' have prepared ;he decd which ! my, you
tske mi in this great national noveins. W
are opercd az the Marie 10 rcceIye your s-nauys
one al tbe1n win be offered in your presence y ,;h
whom from this day designate unieF the ti1s 81 n
peror Let us hope that he will degn 10 sccede 20 me
surDlicnors which email address TO nm IL your name
IN return 10 the Palace Of 81 Cloud through our teri
to,y, Nv the gate of honor which VIC pcsses-. Tne
Other book. which shall prcen for the Signature Of
the Prince viii Temain IL your archye p a happy
sorer r Of this memorable epoch. Let oil the popula
ion without distinction. come therefore and sign this
document; it sets forth that which in your hear, and
"a v,,ir will
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Tic document is as follows A:

PROCLAMATION OF Iht ENFINL.
The town Of StveTes, obeying Of IL sentiments Of
affection and Of gratitude for Prince Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte the Envoy of God and the elect Of France
her savior and her glory, proclaims him Emperor Of
tie Fcerch, under the Of Napoleon ILL., and con-
fere on him and he Descendants, hereditary rights
Doe q; Svfes o. The III Of October 1t and
urcciCn 49, lS4eueil NhNA'hls' Nye-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, 10th Month Ilt 1852
Since this day week have had liberal supplies of
WHEAT from the United States, but oay oderate quA.
tity Of FLOUR has come 20 hand
good ccpsunpuve demand las continued for WHEAT
for home AID for expor, Ireland the value Of oil we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

conditioned parcels rs, been fully sustained FLOvs 10.
supply spa good parcels with strength md ccor ar, 49,
desivr thar lest week Philadelphia aid Bsltlns,,
much sorght si.er for shipment 10 reird ard co.,ts
INDIAN Coss eareoes are IN request a, ne; wcck are,
ieta Mo- ina u
Al our Z arket this morning had . good sstsrI~
and good IRISH NHSArs went on to consumers 2retx 49,
at advance The prces obtained this day week ~ ~
M rtet cosed firm. There was likewise GOOD ssu.,S
FLorR and prices y barrel Gea-cr nan "a r.
cav with a very limited show o. samples.
INDIAN CcKS the spot but hitie inquired ser rr,,
cargots were sosle. ard 81 paid fer bras O.rS,s
OATMEAL were without alteration IN value bat ne,th,
trsc,ed much attention.. Egyptian BEANS were nor. ~
CURED after At so aSol6 y 40 10.
Wrisht. Candy & Co.'S. Circular,
Pc, WsshiHq,tH.l LIvEsrool, Oct II lse
Our GR,iN rnsrset continues healthy wi'h hars-o,
tendency IN Prices OF all descriptions o. BsEapsrvrs
The ipo,t o, WHEAr has been liberal, and the der,,s
equally 90 e. the extreme rates Of la, Friday The hnl
srrpy OF Lcvr ard the increasing inquiry export 49,
sbssts6ers to obtain very u pE;ees AMI the e1ea, q
Business - cny checked by thar unwingues pa wis
ock n vr sert quotations. fleafg Of lSpl,S
CoRN are IN request a. advanced currency. Osrs n,
ME. have also taken unprecedented move, and sR .
active errnard.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
Dates-Londcn, Oct. IS; Paris, ~.

Tie United States Mail steamship " asnii =
Sru Fitch Commando, arrived at this port yes
..,S,, ,o,,r,, er pa,saee Of l3days AID IL honrt
g.. ,,h,r,,,on The Washington ef; Bremen on;he
s.h ,,s, and aer cncoun;eriag terrific gale Of wind
no the North See skereached southampton Oh inc A''
-berce ster receiving the British and French m1iii
and passengers, she finally departed at r NJ on Iht
l3h int
The Washington brings upward OF lao pas
.enrers. end very large ard valuable freight com
,i,ipg go tuns measurement O. manufactured good
from Germany 2eO tun- Continental erchandise trans
shipped Fl Southampton from the French steamer Moro
from Iavre so 90 tuns weight Of block lin, 20 bale
Of rubber and quantity Of other goodz far' &c
shipped ii Southampton.
The following persons came passengers Ia 'h'
Washington: ,v..i. n,
Mr.. il1rIs~r children and seryset NJ, JUL w. ~
y W ~ eTes saI servant. Prof Io,n 90 d -
and LADY; Mss RoLscn y ROBIN o. =. a. y md ~ "a,
yon Lenss'te Mr. sasss and dy; NJ He Los
yssnsun NJ. - T-rn s,d'.p~f, ! hgTia.a ssd n
m, Wsr csh Beehesef, u CerS- ~ ~ T.. -, ,i.
sshsea 2o k'gsI 49, ' ci -rsr Later Be, NJ
1hs, NJ Iensiea Eh-e schwsm NJ lament "a "
nam w yo~is@ yose,er A. seer Otto Ysifeh. J. nee
md adv cbare Ree, Henrh lte'he Mss s,.iha T. re-
SI,eit. w,. Nnna DraII~ Pohlnsn m l. 'o9 nj sl
II n AIenJ Godnahn A's L. % Sy Nj - NV D Koch
~ eiawsser rud sdy Mr. Hef1 Do.ef NJ 49, ii,,n1
ssptHn o. ~ NJ, Je.n sSd hid Crtchpoe -od say ~
Js,e CafelI.ae MIS- Hannah Cat hIe -, Loo Vucspt
nss Icy ~, Ia, and Children HlbrOaeh M D,nnaa
ng.eyysd n, Jse . .o SD ~ De- J@ Dr. Henry,
so' y,',.p B, CoTnniic4u Wetter. Mr. lo1 ans sl
ebout ~ k.1 ps ~ ~ sf charles Drvers M Lsbrlm
and children Mr. Mos, lady ? children and servant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING OF TIE
WIGS or TBR FIRST WARD.-One Of the Arg"
Wing Ward Meetings held in this City came Oh '.
Tuesday evening, at the Broad-st. House. corner '
Pearlst. On motion OF w. p. Sell, John J. Tyler =.
appointed President. On motion OF J. {. MORRISON ~
following Vice-Presidents were chosen John W. ."
ter, Levi Leonard Jonas Bartlett, A. NJ Van Lier eu
tie Judson J. Defenbocker Mr. Robert 8. Collins in''''
the aFIointreLt Of X. s. Townsend, VIM. Ihompe',
Edgar Bifsell and VIM. Hogan secre1aTie'' "A"'
was carried
Aessrf. Il. I. Cleveland Robert & Collins and jan.
n. Croft were appointed Committee on Re''la''''
snd John II. White. Esq, presented the following
dress: -
The Wigs cf he First Ward 10 the Wa'g'@ "' VI
md County Of Neac- York, greciing .., IN
In one wees from TINS evening the great gaesI1 g. so
have beon sc,rod whether WINFIELD scorr Or rtassd
LIN PIERCE sLGl be the next President ci tne 80
Ststet whether Wing principles and wang ponsJ ,us
lie upheld and sustliued whether misEue SDo I'D
gocueifm shrll have free course" In this iavoIea o.
Cther imJ ortsnt Offices State and Local are -
he hed by tie electors ON the I'd OF November o.r
md !; tshOoyes us 10 look around and tsiros ouf
selves whether Te are ready for the contests er
srks ere fned. our lines unbrcken, ana iae ''c''''
tain. u, A.. r;rk
BuIyng al pas, differences, the Wings o. ,n .,asor
Ward pledge themselves to united and corais ,yoss
Ct all tie nor inees Of the party from our Ris y our
Ciieitsin WINFIELD ScorT, to the lowest olnoe
Ward LISA 10
welcve the principles Of the Wing party "e"''
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-23
UIO THE Ia iEs-THE GEN
ZINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,

roH n~rsroRfsc Tur HAN
atg4g hair o. glory % a woman SAYS tANf
And all feel the truth Of tbe pious quoifion
prrsare !. then. ladies yout glory may iall'
TnIe.. you protect 3, with this preparation.
Il Won v1.h a rich, lEAufaut head 81 half'
free ln IauIun and scar, do uutiaii % pro
cars t1e genuine Balmol Columbia. iu cases
of badness. II will more than exceed your eA-
peetaiious. Many who have lost their HAIR
Tor twenty years, have had It restored 10 Us
ORIGINAL perfection by the use OF tins balm
Age. state. OF condition, appears 70 be no ob-
stacle whatever. II also causes the huld 10
aow with which the delicate hair tubes isill-
ed. by which means thousands lVhose hali
was as grey as the Asiatic eaglel have had
their hair restored to lis natural coiO hy TINS
invaluable remedy. In all cases Of ' II
will be found the most pleasant wash that can
be used. A few applications only are neces-
sary to keep the hair from falling out. II
strengthens the roots, II never TAILS TO impair
a rich glossy appearance. and as a perfume
Tor the toilet it is uneqealled. 1t holds three
times as much as other miscalled hair restora-
i've. and is more e%fIectual.
Cautson-Never buy it unless you find the
name of Comstock & Co, proprietors, on the
wrapper OF each bottle, or you are cheated
with a counterfeit article.
Sotd in New York only by Comstock 4
Brother, No. 9 John street, and, in Woodville,
by WRIGHT ELDER.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-23

Children under ten years OF age ana ne
groes half price.
The Raymond Railroad is now in pro-
gress of completion, and expected to be IN
operation by. the 10th of July. This road
joins the Vicksburg road at Bottoms, and
will convey passengers to Raymond, within
5 miles of the Wells and Springs, until the
Raymond Railroad shall be open.
Betcher'S Line Of .f0ur horse post coaches
waU c0nJey passengers from Bolton'st to the
Celebrated Cooper's Wells and the Missis-
sippi Springs, now kept by John Thatcher.
Fare from Bottoms to the well or springs
81 % children half price.
Stages run from Jackson twice a day to
the Artesian Wells of Madison, kept 10y
GEN. MchAcKIN, of the Prentiss House
Persons wishing to visit these springs will
find thi- b, cheapest, as well as the speed
lest, most yroute, eSpeciallyt for a1DattaS.
The cara ,c provided with a separate apart
ment fu, ugakld ladies. in which no gen
l,emen rt. permitted to enter.
j. ROACH Cashr
VloksBURG, May %, 1850.-tf.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-23

ETHE subscriber would respectfully an
u nounce to the public, hat he has ia
ken the WOOD VILE TAN YARD,
and will devote his exclusive time to the
Tanning and PREPARATION of Leather, and to
all the departments of Boot d Shoemaking.
A long experience enables him to invite
public custom, confident that he can give
the utmost satisfaction.
HIDES, green or dried, will be taken in
trade.
file will also manufacture, and keep or
hand, a large quantity of RUSSETS c
all sizes. CHAS. WITZTHUM.
January 20, 1850. Sly
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$500 KENA Dm

ENUK the apprehension and dellyeTy vms
l. Sheriff Of Carroll county, Miss, OF JAS
WESLEY CONNER, who, without any p1e
vocation, shot down my son, ], d. Pate, on tas
18th of July, 1851. SAID Conner is % year
old, about s feet high, dark complexion, blac.
hair and eyes, very heavy eyebrows, rathefa y
undertook, very white teeth, and walks eFeel
1t is supposed that he will make his way dow
to Wilkinson county, nthis State, or New y.
leans. Papers favorable 10 the cause Of lusll0'
will please copy. A. PATE.
July %, 1s5l.-tf 0fsJ
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-03-23

On Main Street, North West Corner OF the
Public Square,
HAVE Just received and are now open
AA ing a Splendid selection Of
GentiemeR's SUMMER Clothing,
Ladies Fancy Goods,
Hats, Shoes. Boots and Brogans, STAPLE
Goods, Crockery and Glassware, Groceries
Provisions, &c, &c. All of which they Of
fer for sale for Cash, or on the usual credit
TO punctual customers Our Stock consist,
N part Of the following articles =:
Fine Flench muslins, cambrics, ginghams
and c~alicoes,
Fine plain swiss and plaid muslins,
Organizes, for Ladies riding skirts,
Barege, cold cambrics for lining,
Linen, bobbinet and cotton mosquito pe
tIngs,
Ladies kid gloves and emb'd silk mltts
Window curtains and table coveis,
Irish linen lawns, table cloths, napkin.
and towels,
Emb'd and plain pocket handkerchiefs
Ladies, misses and children's hose,
Parasols, shades and umbrellas,
Bonnets and bonnet ribbons,
ladies fine kid shoes and CATERS,
Black and white lace. all widths,
ALSO,
Lowell cottons,
Brown and bIeached c%ottons, cottonades,
Bed ticking aud checks,
Linen drillings for pants,
Cold silk and cotton handkerchieGs, as
sorted, &c, &c.
ALSO,
Gcntlemen'S Summer CiothiRg,
Amongst which are
Fine merino, aIapacca and linen frock
dress and sack coats,
Fine merino, alapacca, linen drilling, lin-
en- and cotlonade pants,
Black satin and fancy cold vests,
Fine linen bosom shirts, undershirts and
drawers,
Silk, leghorn, straw, and palmetto hats,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Fine calf sewed and pegged Boots, shoes,
and brogans,
GROCERIES,
Loaf and brown sugars, molasses, coffee,
tea, candles, soap, starch, salt, mackerel,
rice, cheese, soda biscuit, b%uckwheat, flour,
whiskey, tobacco, cigars, pepper, spice,
cinnamon, mustard, powder, shot, caps,
lead, lamp and olive oil, &c,
Together with a good assortment OF
Crockery, glass and e%arthenware,
Hardware, woodenware,
Cutlery, perfutnerv. &c.
o. Ladies and gentlemen, (the adie.
particularly, } are invited to call and exam.
inc my Stock, as it is my intention to sell
at the lowest possible price. PLEAS
ME A CALL.
Woodville, March 70. 1850.
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Notice

STRAYED IRON G. OuREy, a brown
mare, seven years old, about Is hands
high, blaze face, and a Spanish brand on
the left hip. BY close observation any
person will discover that her RICH, hind foot
IS q httlc larger than the other, by having
the foot evil e
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