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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

TOO LATE FvIn CLAssIF,OATTU


MADAME D'ANGRI.-
Iu The public aIe respectfully informed laat
MADAME D'AsGRI,
CsBtante III Camera to H. NJ the Enperor OF Austria an1
Primo Conrao ssoiuo iron Her Majesty v Ttre and
Royal Italian Opera Covent GARDEN London has arrived
the fulton professional tour througs the United s;es
Further particulars Ia future adysr tisements.
rrIIALrFRGs FIRST CONCERT THIS (MoND Az EVEN,
Il IN ., At kIBLOS SALOON.
hme CORA DA wIiHoEs1 Sig MORELLI
fcrducfor elgro~ uNO
Doors open ai ~; 10 commence at clock
fuuiss0n uc1cts. One DOLLAR cAct
May be Ind In The eyer,ng al the door.
To AVOID conuson botcrs OF reserved seats
ey requested to be Ia their places at ten minutes before
O'Clock.
NOTICE.
In copequensa OF the dangerous. condition In which tbs
Principal Of the 'Estsrg finds hmss9.
iiose who BY right Invitation ec
led free admission exercise little Indulgence Ter
sfCUnD snd THIRD CONCERTS on TUESDAY ami
3HURsDAN Nov. n and -
rrHALBEPG's SECOND COECERT
4 TuFspAY fov II D. NIBllNS SALOON
Nme CORA Oh !ihoRsf. signor MoRELlI
NJ THhIBKE6
WI PLAY Fantasies a ucr.zia Borsa" scd "Dcn oovaA
ii = his '11raHtella - ana hts celebrated
FANTASIA ON NOSE.
Concert 20 commence NJ O'Clock
bEttRNtB SEATS, ~ 10 Wit he sold On MONDAY
aldTUFkDAy. Nov. 10 and Il Ut tho :
town ofce......... q Breusiugs No 70i Rrcsdwsy.
Downtown effce.. King. No. 80 al
ADMISSION 7IcKEis, ST. WIN be sold IN the evening ~ tho
The TBIPn and FOURTH CONCERTS on THURSDAY
ard SATURDAY. Nov. - ard L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

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iadv " n horur fergusou 1aiv Rev ID sent
ALLISON u Campbell Rsv z earns chan NJ Crah.n GA
ham-ard 81 10 second cabin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

II uRo6ENE OfTP
~ Kerosene niur'rsnng on
Fsrrae ne fuhricstne on
EHnsue 9nrace On
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No. o. SeasA 8xsss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

L'NAMtLLrD co1rAG r FURNITURE RICHLY Pm
~ kheo hrs Glars mar ne TOP suits with n pieces ard
warranted " ever rep ct for go the arusct,~y 50
hrosdwsy teaw bee' tef street Goods cly packed 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10


Aonssice this musical box Is large hand o. gan,
Fix ia Lesht ny two feet vide. rhe Only
iotcrirt on we founc upon Sas-
r. G. RATES & son,
Organ Builders.
Lndgat- Hill,
LONDON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-10

score an third Geors or No a. Murray street. occu-
plcd by Van wsseDen, Woman Co, dealers IN cloths
bot kss 90 -oct vii be about O. 700: fsly insured
xBorrtr and nnh floors Of No 50 Murray street. -sre
occupis BY Marin Brother, cIchors. Their Ioa will
&c abort sc, eco fully Insured.
The buildings were owned BY !. a = Z Eissins. They
coal S.s Geo. were totally destroyed, and ay insured
No. % Murray rirees occupied the fra, aoor BY
Ecweg, RArman Williams, dealers In boots and shoes.
portion q .her stock "a, skea out Tbey estimate
their loss BY v,tsr at s5ou $40 oco insured for $40 900,
"a follorsHOmo $40 COZ CRY, $500; Peoples Of wor-
esser ss 900 cochtuao u Bosom, 5000 and North
OF Boston, 5000.
econd hoor vas occupied By I. A. Morrison h
palers M shirts and crs~er LOss about 5000;
bird aoor vas occupied By a. 4 W. Williams,
IN fripsss, tassels, az. Ioss about s5,coo in
The fourth and fh socrs occupied by Armstrong
N Johnston importers II embroideries lsoss ~. Loss
pot $4,000; injured.
poN ssild,ns IN ths shape Of an l. known ss No IS
street and NO. 60 church erect, was damaged
bnal 900; insured for Nt,ote, and owned By DR..
Bow ~ cock %, dry goods dealers, had 10. Of
mage on me arm for Of No 60 Church street
Fooos "a their lcss 1t about $4,000; insured for
joy =, following compsniess-seourfy, 5000
.eoV . !, as'on, %, 900; American o. Phisislphs,
s 'S'n - NJ IN . Providence company
49,, -, No "a church street also caught Gre
~ opuer noors we're dessroyei. NJ
=, ,,r, rrs,,.ea d aeF noor' a. ose' ..s.
ou,taag. - w. '"'-'VA WI ~
, 1856-03-07
War Notice.

DY ORDER Of the Governor and Commander-in-
I'D Chief, hereby call upon the citizens OF the
ties Of Lewis, Chehalis Tnurston, Pierce and Pacific
for renforcements to support the gallant volunteer
soldiery now in the enemys country north Of the
Puyallup.
To insure success II Is deemed essential to strength
en- tue Central Battalion. By vigorous effort now,
there Is reasonable hope Of annihating the sayages
occupying the region west Of the Cascades. For this
purpose, an earnest appeal is made for reinforcement
Of one hundred men, who will rendezvous ut Olympia
for service under Major q. Hays to strengthen the
companies Of Captains Henness, Rabbeson White and
Swindal
All detachments upon arrival at Olympia, will be
supplied with provisions clothing, arms, transporta-
ton and escorts to tile field.
Ample supplies for the forces are now approaching
the Central position upon the Muckleshoot Prairie.
An Intelligent and patriotic population will see the
urgency OF the case and by bestowng their services
for short time share in the achievements Of their
friends now in the field, and materially aid In the
speedy termination Of the war.
The following named gentlemen are requested TO
act as enrolling officers
Capt. John Il. jackson, Highland. Lewis county
Us. NJ. Van Cleave, Pacific county, Chinook y. o.;
Private Guest, Capt Henness' company, at Camp
Montgomery
Doctor J. r. johnson, Chehalls, at Bruceport;
Henry Cock, Thurston, at Olympia,
Enrolling officers will make requsitions upon the
Quarter Master and Commssaries at Olympia and
Steiacoom for supplies and quarters for recruits
during concentration, previous TO marching.
Enrolling officers will report to this Office for march
ing orders.
>... JAMES TILTON,
Adjutant General ". r. Yolunfeers.
Head Quarters, Olympia, W. T., March I, 1866.
, 1856-03-07
THURsToN.

bD~ The papers for the last fortnight
been filled with marine disasters occasioned
by the recent storm. Among the more
noticeable of these disasters, are the wreck
of the ship Stingyag from Canton, the
Danish brig hong THryae, from Rochelle,
and the hull Of another foreign vessel Of
which all that is known is her name-the
" DUque de Bragancq de Ira" The ship
50. Denis, Capt. Folansbee, which sailed
from New York January lst, for Havre,
foundered at sea on the 9th, taking down
thirty persons, including her captain and
second mate, and all the passengers. The
ship TVm Hitchcock, which sailed from Sa-
vannah for Havre, some time in November,
was struck by lightning, set on fire, and
entirely destroyed. Crew saved, and ta-
ken to Liverpool.
The American ship Flying ArrOiO, was
also badly wrecked off New Years Is
lands.
Two disasters have occurred within a
short time upon the Hudson river railroad;
one near Ponghkeepsie, in which three pas
sengers were killed, and about thirty
wounded, and the other at Spuytendevil
creek, where part of the train went
through bridge, killing the engineer, a
fireman and q newsboy.
, 1856-03-07
Nonpereil Saloon

s. L. D. wESTBR0OK, PRoPRnroR,
Main Street, 7IeO Doors NORTH Of the PaeiGe Hoae.
THE citizens Of Olympia, the travelling community
In particular, ard the universal world in general
hereby informed by the undersigned, that he has
leased the above well known establishment and will
endeavor TO make Il an agreeable resort for an who
may favor him with their custom. a
It shall be the constant endeavor Of the proprietor
TO maintain the good name and character this house has
ever sustained, He will ever keep hand The BEsJ
Of Wines, Liquors, synps, Cigars, &C., and conduct
the establishment In such manner, that few shall
Z" equal-none excel"
Oysters, HOLSTERS, sardines eggs &C., fnTnshed 10
private parties, if desired.
A ball alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises
Prices moderate. Terms cash. Marry" credit.
and " halo books.
ST.. D. wEsTBRooK.
Olympia, Jan. II, 1856. y-nl6.
, 1856-03-07
A PROCLAMATION.

VTTHEREAS, during the past three months band
w Of hostile Indians have been spreading alarm
amongst the settlers residing on Puget Sound,mur'
dering families destroying property, causing claims
to be abandoned and preventing the usual avocatons
of the farmer whereby large portion of the territory
has become deserted and positive want II not starva
ton sares us In the face during the coming year. and
Whereas the term OF service Of the troops already call
ed into the ed either has, is about 70 EXPIRE ard
that by vigorous prosecution Of the war, II Is be
eved that peace can be conquered or our enc
mics west Of the Cascade mountains be annihilated
especially from the friendly attitude up to this time
maintained by the Indians residing Immediately upon
the waters Of Puget Sound.
Now, therefore, !, ISAAC I. STEVENS, Governor
Of the territory Of Washington, do hereby call upon
the citizens Of the said territory for six companies Of
volunteers 10 serve for six months unless dis
charged-one to enroll at Port Townsend, In the coun-
one at StelacOom, in the county Of Pierce; two at
Olympia, in the county Of Thurston. Said companies
To consist Of Captain, one first and one second
Lieutenant four Sergeants four Coporals and sixty
privatcs-to organize by eecting their officers re-
port to the Adutant General at Olympia and wait fol
further orders,
And Furthermore, in view Of the impoverished stats
Of the territory, and the exgencies Of the occasion
de most earnestly call upon the citizens Of this terrific
~ for their cooperation and to furnish such supplies
on the credit Of the United States government to bt
paid for by appropriations, which it is expected will
be made at the present session Of congress.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my hand
this twenty-third day Of January. 1856.
ISAAC /. STEVENS,
Governor Of W. T.
By the Governor,
CHI. MASON, Secretary.
Olympia, January 73d, ls5s.-h
, 1856-03-07
General Orders.

l: WN CRAIG is appointed Aid TO the Commander
~ OnieI duilag the existing Indian war to rank as
Lieut.. Colonel. ~ ~
2. The Nez Perce volunteers who have formed n
portion OF the force irum Washington operating
against the hostile Indians will return 10 tbe Ee1 Per-
ce country aud there be mustered out Of the service
by Lieut.. Col. CRAIG, who will send copy of his
muster rolls and descriptive lists to the cice of the
Adjutant General at Olympia.
g. Especial thanks are due to the Noz Perce volun-
teer, for their cheerf obedience 70 orders and exem
paiy department while in The service Of the Territory
4. Lieut Col. CRAIG will take the necessary meas
res for the protection ofthe Ncz Percc Indians against
any hostile etiuts from the triles in arms and will
call upon Col B. +. SHAW In command Of the Militia.
y District Of Walla-wala, Tor aid and supplies.
5. It being necessary for the Commander-in-Chief
70 go to the settlements without delay. Lieut. Col
DOrN viii assume the command Of the WallaWnla
Battalion consisting of the Stevens Guards and Spo-
Kane lnlinebles. They will lie moved to the Dalles
" Sooh as the weather modertes, aud there is prob
ablty OF grass on and at the terminus Of the route
and there be mustered out Of the service
C. The Commanderin-Chief returns his thanks TO
the Battalion for the alacrity with which tley have
obeyed his orders and discharged their duty for their
constancy and manliness in the rapid movement which
they made from the Spokane to this valley in bad
weather and in an inclement season-a movement be-
gun and nearly half accomplished with the certain
Knowledge that large force Of hostile Indians were to
he met In this valley, and no expectation that aid was
at hand and would be extended in season.
l. But aid was at hand, and the Commande,.in.
Chief would do injustice to his feelings and those
Of the men Of his immediate command il in the gen
era order he did not acknowledge the services Of the
gallant volunteers Of Oregon who successfully met in
arms In this valley the combined forces Of the hostile
Indians, at the time he was moving from the Spokane
ISAAC I. STEVENS
Gorerror and COmmander-in-Ch Chief.
Head Quarters IPaHGhoGRG battalion,
Wnlla-Wnlia Valley N nac Z
, 1856-03-07

worthy of good reward. The people will
no doubt rejoice at his success.
There is no other news of interest-of
course nothing in the way of legislation has
been done in Congress We cannot form
an idea when that most desirable state Of
affairs will begin. The Importance Of act
ing upon portions Of the Presidents mes
sage does not move the House a peg to-
wards organization. The ballots on the
I'd inst, indicate no better prospect than
they did a month before, and yet they
might elect aspeaker at any moment. Such
Il fusion majority cannot be counted on"
You will perceive that affairs with our
mother ooHatry are a little bcllicose. The
law is plainly laid down to them in the
message 1t will be observed on our part,
and must be on theirs. This is the tenor
Of all the letters and accompanying docu-
ments that come with the message. Such
being the stand of our Government, there
need be no anticipation of trouble. John
Bull can toe the scratch as well as any
other animal of his kind, lchea he is required
TO do IL.
TuI'RsTON
, 1856-03-07
9TOP THImTi
Beware of the Sheriff 4

THE undersigned being about 10 leave ioF the states
and having disposed Of ali bis interest in the Nonpe-
rel Saloon" would respectfully, but earnestly and
firmly request all who mny know themselves to be In
debted 70 me- book account or otherwise, TO come
forward and make immediate payment, and thus avoid
any further deayand expense.
BY an examination Of my books, find great many
In arrears which unless squared and balanced immedI
ately will positively be placed in the hands Of the pro
Der officers for collection. r
word to the wise Is sufficient. The call Is Eenernl,
and none need consider themselves slighted Without
further notice.
Olympia, Jan. II, 1856. tEn.l6
, 1856-03-07

TENRTToRY or WASHINGTON,
County of Thurston. rs
nN the tweHty-iourth day Of March next, will lie
~ sold at public auction, the premises, in the
county aforesaid, within the legal hours, all the right
title, interest and claim which Andrew J. Miller has
in and TO one steam saw mill and appurtenances, and
one dwelling house, together with the parcel or tract
OF land upon which said buildings are erected in
North Olympia, in the county and territory aforesaid.
said parcel or tract Of land being known and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning the line between the
land claims Of CORTLAND Ethridge and Rev. Pascal
tieard utastake on the meanderng line of the Bay
thence east ESQ feet to stake thence south 800 feet
to stake thence west TO the said meanderng. line ;
thence nothery on the same TO the place ofbeginning
containing nine acres, more less. The same
seized and taken into execution the property Of
Andrew j. Miller at the suits Of George Bsh and to
be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
j.. l.. HEAD,
Olympia, Feb. 27, 1856. 23-4t Dp'y Sheriff.
, 1856-03-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that, Letters of admins
' tration bearing date February 2Oth, 1856 have
been granted the undersigned by the Judge of the
Probate court Of Pierce county Washington Territory
upon the estate Of Lieut.. William A. Slaughter u s.
army. deceased. late Of said county.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouch
ers thereoi 70 the subscriber at Fort Steilaeoom
or before the 10Th day of February 1857; they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand the 18th dly Of Feb. 1856.
HUGH A. GOLDSBOROUGH,
Olympia, Feb. 20, 1856. n29.It
, 1856-03-07
Religious Notices.

Rev. G. F!wHIrwoRrH (Presbyterian church, will
preach regularly the second and fourth Sabbaths
Of every month, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock
P.
Rev. j. F. DEvORE, (dethodist church, will preach
regularly on the third Sabbath Of every month"; also
the fifth they may occur, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ and
at o'clock 2. NJ and every fourth Sabbath at tie
School-house in New Market at o'clock, y. NJ.
, 1856-03-07
0ARDIrTG HcpUgW.

TNIlE undersigned is prepared 10 furnish board ~
i by the day or week, on the most Iea- E;lL
sonabe terms-having fitted up large and comlofta-
BILE house, on the Of Fourth and Franiln Sta
Immediately opposite the residence Of Maj Tilton In
pleasant part Of the town. r., .,-,-.1
His table win be furnished with the best the market
affords. -sf -r iT.
Rooms can be furnished Il desired.
u slLAS GALLIIIER.
, 1856-03-07
I. 90. r..

THE regular meeting Of OLYMPIA LoDGE, No. l. Of
l. the lHDEPENDEST ORDER Of ODD FELLOWS, Is held
formerly occupied by VIM. Rutledge two doors east OF
the Washington Hotel
All members in good standing in The order are inv
ted to attend. d. G. BEATTY secy.
Olympia, Oct. 10, 1855.
, 1856-03-07
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. S,

"Of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, holds
v Irregular communications on the first and third
Saturday evenings in every month.
All members OF the order in good standing are invi-
ted to attend. I. +. MUELROY, W. NJ.
, 1856-03-07

B6- The Chicago people are vigorously
agitating the subject of tunnel under the
river at that place.
, 1856-03-07

CALIFORNIA CREAM ALE.
TNOR which premium loas aicdrdSd at the State
L AgTieHitural Fair, in Sacramento, 1855.
LYON & CO., BREWERS,
1856, Pine street, are nov manufacturing ard offering
for sale the above named Ale and Porter, In barrels
aud half barrels, In lots to suit.
nlO-3m Pine street San Francisco.
, 1856-03-07

Ii persons indebted TO the Tripod House" are
"A requested to forward and pay their accounts
at once, wish to settle up our book for the old
year.
Dec. 1s, Is55-nlL
, 1856-03-07
NOTICE
0YFIcB INDIAN AFFAIRs,
Puget Sound District.
nI....,,,G.. w ~ NJ. 10 1QrE

7
Ill friendly Indians within the limits Of the Pugets
"A Sound District have been directed by me, to rem
dezvous at the following points to await further orders
Head OF North Bay, NisQually, Steilacoom, Gig Har
bor, Vashon's Island, Seattle Port Orchard Penn's
Cove and Oak Harbor,-and DIR. J. ID. WEBBER, appoint
ed Special Agent to look after those Indians at present
encamped at the Head Of North Bay Nisqualy Stella
COON, Gig Harbor, and vashons Island. Dr. NAY.
NARp appointed Special agent to look after those en-
camped III Seattle and Port Orchard,-and Capt. Fay
and Dr. HILL Special Agents for those encanlped al
Oak Harbor. Penn's Cove, and Holmes Harbor Oh
Whidby's Island.
Should II lie deemed necessary, these several bands
Indians will be required to occupy two three point
only, and request the inhabitants in the vicinity o
these several eneampments TO report at once any un
usual movements the part a! these Indians TO any
one Of the above named Special agents or 70 me, al
Olympia NJ. T. SIMMONS,
Special Indian Agt
Puget Sound District.
, 1856-03-07
Virginia Tobacco.

Fine Virginia Tobacco.
III SACRAMENTO BRAND--dark, peach favor
Il III Sacrament) brand---dTy. light c0lored
Mayauwer brand-i2 plugs 70 the pound.
These above brands of Jones & Hudsoa's celebrated
manufacture, In lots tn suit, for sale by
SAML. II. PRICHARD,
San Francisco,
t.' Agent for the Manufacturer.
Jan. Is l9;G-nl7.9m
, 1856-03-07
New Goods!

SECOND STREET, POST OFFICE BUILDING.
TUST received and now opening general asscr'
y ment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, &C., &C.,
Such as Frock, Dress. Sack, Prince Albert
Business and Over Goats.
Doe Skin, Fancy, Cashmere, satinet and mole
skin Pants.
Black Satin, Cashmere and Fancy Vests,
Hats, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, Cal
tiers, Slippers and Chidren's Shoes Of all kinds
good assortment Of white, colored, calico, hicko
ry check and under Shirts at prices to suit the
times.
Also--Crape and Merino Shawls, Ribbons, Bonnets
Lace Gloves, Hosiery, Perfumery Fresh ground Corn
Meal Dried Apples, Rice, Sugar Coffee Tea, Candle,
Tobacco and Soap.
All Of which will be sold very low.
W. NJ. RUTLEDGE.
OlyIhpia June 0-'54. If.
, 1856-03-07

Settle ID.

THE propuctprs being about to close husues per.
j sons Indebted to the Tripod Rrasr, will se,te up
without delay, or the accounts will be placed in the
hands Of an officer f1r collection. Persons having
claims will present them Immediately for settlement to
my agent, Mr. james Roberts.
N. b. The premise, to let on liberal terms-apply
a. above.
EUSTES HUGER.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 20. 1856 n23.2w
, 1856-03-07
Register and r. Receiver's Noticc

The above townships having been surveyed and the
pats thereof approved the following dates respect
vey Sept 10Th and Dec. 3D., 1855, and January H.
1856, all settlers having claims or parts Of claims
thcreu requested to appear at the Land ONCE for
the District Of Washington Territory at Olympia,
oithil thirty days from and after the 24th day Of
when and where we shall be prepared to receive the
notifications Of their claims respectively, and enter
upon the adjustment and settlement according to law
Of all conflicts Of boundary lines which may be found
TO exist among them.
Given under our hands at Olympia, this sth day Of
February, 1856.
ft H. c. M0sEI.EY, Register,
E YULEE, Receiver. E1
, 1856-03-07
Livery Stable.
Estray Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that stray mare and colt
1Nwas taken up by me, on the 2nd jan, on Mamie
prairie.
The mare when found, was sadded-is Of an iron
grey colour, and about four years old.
ANDREW LAWS.
Olympia, Feb. Tth, 1856. 7O.4t
, 1856-03-07
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that for want of consideration Ivi
not pay any Of three certain notes for ffty dollars
each, drawn by me On the 3Oth of January last pas
and made payable 70 Cortland Ethrdge or order, OF
to Ethrdge order; consecutyely twentyonc days
from date, and twentyone dlys apart The public are
cautioned against trading for said notes.
JOHN e.. PARKER. Jr
Olympia W. T., Feb. 20, 1856. 22tf
, 1856-03-07

BY the Governor,
c. II. MASON, Secretary.
Olympia, January 73d, ls5s-h
, 1856-03-07

Messrs. Eddy, Hagen, Pennington. Mil
Ter Of Indiana, Kennel and Williams each
one. Necessary for a choice l02.
The New Orleans Cresent contains the
following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-SENArE.-A mes
sage from the president relating to Kansas
affairs was received and read; after which
the senate adjourned until Monday.
HoUsE.-While the clerk was calling the
roll for the election of speaker, the door
keeper announced message from the pres
ident. Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, objected to
is reception. A sudden excitement sprang
mp ell over the hall, and much turbulence
ensDed. Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, moved
that the message be received, and demand
ed the previous question which was agreed
70. The result Of the vote was as follows
Banks, 95; Orr, 6s; Fuller, 30; Ricaud, 5;
Campbell, (Ohio) 8; scattering, 5.
, 1856-03-07

UOreTn07' and 'IOmmdndef-ill Chift.
Head Quarters IPaAdNoqEa battalion,
Walla-walla Valley, W. T., Dec. 81, 1855.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
A CARD.
O u II N T. w FIRM

1t affords me pleasure TO announce
to my friends and the public that have
associated with me nv former partner.
James S. Wiikins, and my we'll known
assistant, Thomas Hill, under the fami!-
lar style Of +. III. CLARK & co.
The new firm will start with an efficient
force in each mechanical branch, tho
Watch department being under the super
vision of Thomas wilkins.
Stock full at all times Of tho latest
fashions, and prices as low rs the Same
quality and style Of goods can be pur-
chased in New York and Philadelphia.
] am thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to me during my fifteen years.
residence in Memphis, and my aim will DO
to merit its continuance.
T. II. CLARK