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Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
.feIssi9asstratos-ss .vDtfce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has obtained from the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court Of Atchison CoUnty, Kansas Terri
tory. letters OF administration upon the estate
of Patrick Mcyay, deceased dated October Ie,
A. d. 1881. All persons having clanes against
said estate are requested to present them for al
lowance properly attested within one year from
the date Of sa i'd letters or they may be peTcuded
from any benefit OF said estate. and If such
claims be not exhibited within three years from
the date OF said letters they will be forever
barred. VILLA NJ MeVAT,
October 3I-4w Administrator.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
DR. CHARLES r. KOB.

= ERMAN Physician, and formerly Surgeon
VI In the Revolutionary Army in Germany,
late Physician in Boston, and member of the
Massachusetts, and Connecticut Medical So
cietiea, begs leave to inform the citizens of
Atchison and vicinity, that he will resume his
profession here, and practice general Medicine
and Surgery. He is willing to consult in inn
portant cases with his professional brethren IN
the surrounding towns and cities His Office
is on Alehison street. above the Hotel.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

E@ Ossa wattomie in the recent Ter
ritocial election polled two hundred and
fifty votes, every one Of which was for the
straight Free state ticket. 1t is without
question the banner Precint in Kansas
and deserves commentator for it stead
fastness to the cause of our people.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
ES:NfsfeG.
FRUIT TREES.

ID Y the 18th of November, shall receive
ID NV farm, p miles east of Atchison, direct
from Western New York. I50, 900 grated fruit
trees. Of the best kind of Apples, Pears, Peach
IS, Pigms. Cherries, Qlince, &c. Also Grapes,
Shrubs, Flowers, Currants, and Evergreen
Trees | am going to start Nursery.
WILLIAM LEWIS GAYLORD.
Rush, Oct. II, 1851 3m.
p. 5. | have on hand fine lot of Hardware,
which will sell cheap for cash, oxen or hogs:
w. L. G..
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
A T G HIS IN
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
WALTERS s. CHaLDS.

NT0ULD inform the citizens of Atchison
w and surrounding country, that they have
opened store in the Ston, building on q street,
where they are receiving from ST. Louis large
and extensive assortment OF Boots and Shoes,
which will be sold at as low prices as can be
purchased of any house in the Territory.
Among our stock may be found Mems, Boys,
Youths and Children's Boots and Shoes OF all
kinds Cloth Caters, Velvet Slippers, Calf
Shoes, Congress Caters, Pumps, Kid Shoes,
Goat Slippers, and BrogsTls- Ladies' land Miss
es' Kid Bootees, Shoes, Kid Slippers, Kid Cal
ters, Lasting Plain Caters, Morocco Slippers.
Kid Buskins, Colored Caters, Goat Buskins.
Goat Pegged Bsotees, Morocco Baskins, Sawed
and Pegged Calf Bootees, Sewed Goat Bootees,
Embroidered Slippers, Velvet Toilet Slippers.
and in fact everything constituting tiptop''
establishment. Call and see for yourselves.
WALTERS & CHILDS.
o.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Pioneer Clothing House /.
E. ROSENB URG

7 now opening large and splendid assort-s
i ment of Ready Made Clothing. and
GENTLEMAN'S FURNISHING GOODS
and would beg leave to call the attention of alT
to his superior selection. He flatters himself
that, from long experience in his business,
and close attention to the same, that he will
be able to sell goods al less per centage an5
also TO sell = better quality, than can be fur
nshcd in the Territory. His stock is superior
TO any ever offered IN this market. He has or
hand, and open for inspection, large assort-
ment, afnons, which is
Gents Cloth Coats, | Cloth Vests,
q Cashmere Coats. satin
g Cotton Coats, Mixed ss
g Tweed Coats, Cotton "
Z" Cloth Pants, Undershirts
" Tweed Pants, STawers
s. Cashmere Pants, Nick Ties.
g Cotton Pants, Handkerchiefs,
And in fact all kinds OF goods usually kept
in we'll regulated Clothing and Furnishing
Store Those i'll quest can find him in the room
formerly occupied by Smith & Blassingame.
Aug l5 E. ROSENBURG.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

E1T 1t has been ascertained that %
persons los: their lives at The late calamit-
Gus fire at Chicago. One fellow whose
life insurance policy had expired on Sa-
turday, was urged to renew it !; bnt he said
he would insure his own life till Monday.
Monday morning he was corpse.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.

Read the new advertisement of Charles
Schgnihaler, and ye who need secure
defense for the under- standing against the
SHOWS and mud of western winter,
give him call. We, ourselves indiyidu-
ally. always pa,ronized the shoemaker,
and have found it pays.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

The following paragraph which is CO.
ing the rounds of the papers in the States
was perpetrated by neighbor MILLER, of
the St. 10. Journal, and appeared ia the
editorial correspondence of that paper.
and was written aboard the " Omaha" :"
whilst the editor was on his way to GEN.
trail Missouri after his "better- half" Now
that he is married, we hope that he may
have more eralted views. and not be
caught again gazing at our young ladies
feel.
AT Atchison. we took on young Ken
sas belle, whose only attendan. was
young Missouri blood, The young lady
was apparently dressed in the latest agony
and style of fashion: the chaste straw hat
the lnnumerable founces and widespread
ing hoops OF her gay striped silk dress, set
oil her commanding figure very gracefully.
Her statue ,all-as Byron says, hate a
dumpy woman. But the richest scene in
relation 10 this young belle was behind the
curtain. and is TO come yet. At Leayen-
wo III our fair one left US, and as she was
standing on the bank, casting last, long,
lingering look baek, we We're tempted 10
admire her delicately turned ankles who
can resist nicely laced gater or peeping
ankle F-when, behold. she hadn't any
stockings on! | am unable to say what
tie fashion is in Kansas-wheiher il is
fashionable for ladies to go without hose or
not; but certain am that the finest dressed
one whom saw in the Territory didn't
use the article"
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

Miss Lucy Nm Behes. Of Nossy;.sissl, !,
Connecticut, having spite against Doctor
Lefingwell, her sisters husband, set fire
to his barn. She is very handsome, so
the papers say, but has been arrested and
held to bail.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

Mas. CuNNINGHAM MIssINe.-Mrs.
Cunningham did not appear in court this
morning, [Oc,. l3,hl when the baby case
came up. Her counsel denied. all know
ledge of ner whereabouts.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

NOW is the time to enter your Claims at the
In Land Office, and if you have not the mo-
ney to pay for them you can learn how they
may be paid for, by calling on me at the Office
of Gen. Pomerey w e GAlL0RD.
May.9
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

Gen. Pierce is going to take pleasure
trip to the Madeira Islands. President
Buchanan has rendered him the use of the
steamer Powhatan for his journey.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

VNHE subscriber having leased ER
l. of Petiish & Co., the Brick tES4ET
Stable on Atchison street, he is AZ-S-<-
now prepared TO accomodate the public with
fast horses and fine carriages
He is also prepared to stable horses for
all who may give him CALL.
I'll. II. MOULTON.
Atchfson, Sept. 5. 1857. "a 6m
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

The Cleaveland Plaindealer states that
Hiram Cole, who poisoned his wife with
arsenic in Bainbridge, Ohio, and was ar
rested in St. Louis some days since, has
been lodged in Jail at Geauga, to await
his trial
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
GROSS MATCHES for sale by
S. DIG CKSON.

GAM DICKSON sale Goods so cheap that he
y had no time to put salt in his rnush for Il
months.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

E~ The New York Independent has
discontinued to publish the list of failures.
Il ought never to have been commenced.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Athison. Oct. "a, ,57.

HATS AND CAPS-A superior lot may be
i i found at the Atchison boot and shce store.
Oct. 81, ,57. WALTERS CHILDS.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 8.

OF Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons:
1 J hold their stated meetings at the Masonic
Hall, in the town Of Atchison, on the i,rst and
.nencing at O'Clock, p. NJ.
A. GALLATIN OTIS, Secretary.
Atchison, May 18th, 1857. 1'9
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Religious Notice.

The Rev. Mr.. Shaw will preach to-mor-
row (Sabbalh) at eleven o'clock in Gen.
Pomeroy's office.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

EkJr A daughter of P. T. Barnum VISA
recently married al Bridgepor, to Mr.. S.
X. Hurd Of New York.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
NOTICE..

T HEREBY constitute and appoint JOHN
i PRATT of the town of Atchison my deputy,
authorizing him to attend to all the duties ap-
pertaining to nv Office as County Surveyor.
Oct 3l-4W JOHN L. SCO1I.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
BOOT and Shoe Shop.

THARLES SCRGNTHALEIi,h has opened
~ shop, I'd door in the rear of the post of
flee, where he keeps on hand la ge variety of
sale and custom made boots and shoes, which
will be sold at reasonable prices.
Particular attention given TO tn. manufactir-
ing of superior article, and repairing done
at short notice.
Atchison, October I. 1S57-3m
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

II ATS ana Bonnets for sale, by
Il Nav 49, S DICKSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

REpoRrEDBY n. c. FINNEy. STEAMBOAT AGENT.
BOUND Up.
Florence, Throckmerton,. .-....-.. NOV z
w III Denny Lyon....... 80. Q
icabeiia Trdcv.. .....s ..s..- - =
BOUND DOWN.
Florence, Throekmorton, .-s..-... .--...ss
w Fl Denny, Lyon ....z.... ....-- ...... -sslI
Watossa, Richi eker .... -. .ss Is
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
WINTER DRY GOODS.

Such as Blankets, Cloths, Satinets, Fulle1
Cloths, Tweeds, Jeans, White Linseys, Cassi-
meres, Flannels, Plaid Linseys, Prints. Cling
hams. Delaines, Merinos, Notions, Ready-made
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware,
QueensWare, Groceries. Flour, Liquors. Ba-
con, sc. Also, stock of Indian Goods, and
everything else wanted BY customers. All
those wishing to save money, either at whole
sale or retail. are invited to call at nv store on
the Levee. L. G. CHALLISS.
Atchison, Sept ss, 1851 z5-H
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
conn MILL.

!INHE undersigned is agent for the sale Of J.
1 H .rfoHs' Patent Corn Mill, to which he
would invite the attention of the public.
These mills are portable, and do not require
a milwright to set them up. BY steady appii-
cation of two horsepower the 24 inch mill will
grind six to eight bushels of good meal per
hoursand will grind wheat as well as corn.
For further PARTICULARS apply at my store
where an assortment of them can be seen.
Aug. %. IF l. c. CHAELTSS
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

E@ J. H. Bagly, lately of Chicago,
was robbed on Mississippi river steam
boat, few days ago. of S1.305.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
l.. C. CHALLHss,
EAI.ER in Dry Goods, Groceries, and Pro

nEAI.ER in Dry Goods, Groceries, and Pro-
II visions, Atchison, X I.
| am now receiving and have in store the larg-
est selection of goods ever brought to AtchIson.
NV terms are CASH down to all, without ex-
ception, and to those wishing TO deal in that
way offer greater bargains and cheaper goods
than have ever been sold in the West. Let
those who doubt it come and see for themselves.
NV stock consists in part, of
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

Friendship Lodge. No. 5. I. o. o. F.
MEETS every Tuesday evening at half past
Nlsix O'Clock, in its Lodge Hall in Diekson's
building in the town of Atchison
ED. II. BLAIR, Secretary.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

DATENT Burning Fluid.-For sale by
LORD & McEWEy.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
CARPENTER. BUILDER AND
ARCHITECT.

TNHE undersignedis is prepared tc execute car
4 penter work and building in general, ON
reasonable terms Elevations, plans and spe-
eifcatiohs drawn to order
Inquire at the BankiBg Office Of McBratney, !,
Adams & Co.
Aug. %. HENRY NEAL
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

stoned
owing
armed
soil,
snds in
&Inalice
tors.-
Fense of
"A trait.
pr evil.
Sd and
needed.
eep be-
longer
of the
frate OF
1leeding
be uni.
condi-
fr usual
hold
ols and
and all.
as the
+e Gov
Pe heard
hg touch
led. as it
entire.
is the
We man,
ice at il.
q nypo-
e. The
alton is
(ter, and
ould be
ess and
principle
Gated.
aims /!
express
hat three
enty-
Simpson
nt stores
Ike City,
he Nor
river on
IONS. and
Lari.nis
csc con-
minutes
vernment
: any Of
3, saying
nless one
pnd they
Jed States
grass for
5 around
4 starving
aims.
nd VVad.
ridger for
5 a priso-
en- killed.,
acqua!n,-
Ain passes
he folly Of
ps at Fort
3.ney, been
nslead OF
4 part IN
awed iElo
Ice Il lie
3k for both
sides.
Intelligence
Rg Of three
| with the
th Times.
"A TUNE
few days
op, at Ith-
here grew
9 passion
Of Gene
e detailed
ID is from
Fen subject
|e hip-jeint.
fesulied in
lears later
finally the
tf the hip
patient has
(n bed alb
omen, ard
5 of his in
/ his nerv-
Eh that no
/ make an
king across
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5 life was
J. 4th inst,
right limb.
len greatly
Fide, at the
scle, rising
Than seven
Fly set upon
Ter. or the
y the boy
been ex..
expressed
init any ex-
knoon, when
Eght angles
kht of three
white buds
posed to the
d assumed
pl'rple.-
pupLIcANS
Hon. S. r.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
oooO sHARnS

SULD IN THREE WEEKS.
y ,f5,-.sas and share in Saratoga
s-----zssss Fi-S-z==
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
BOUND down
ATCHIsoN MARKET.
CORRECTED wESKLr.

3 !
Tallaw Candles, 15020e.
CASTLE Soap. 25c.
Rosin Soap. StaIO.
Tobacco. 20@35 p ID.
MackereI. 10(a12Ic.
Vinegar. 25c. - galtoa.
Candfewick. 35c. a h.
Yeast Powders. soc. p box
M,,cbes sifnSI % a gross
f.ingar i5c q m
Pep9er. 2Oc. a Id.
Snice 95e p III
Pepper Sauce. 2oc. , bottle.
Mustard. Iflc. "A box.
Sardines. 81 .59t96 a dog
Oysters. 50 q doz.
Buckets, 25tg30c.
Tubs, T5@$I.25c.
Salt, 6o@g75e. q bush.
Crackers, $3.50 p bbi.
Brooms, 2oSgsoc;
Rope. 2ote23c' 6 10:
Plough Lines, Ioi9ioc.
Bed CORDS, S2S0ooe,
Raisins, S2Sy9oc: y Io'
Indigo, 10f9loe. @ OF.
Soda, lug DC: e 10.
Salaratus, 1O(gl3c.
Powder, 4oc: q ib
Lead, 10c g 10.
Shot, loc9l2ae,
Washboards, so;g5oe.
Lemon syrup, 81 g doz.
Cheese, i5@2oc, = ID.
Co"u5s
candy, g box, S5:'o'
Rice; o'S10c' 8 10;
pickles. aosc e.
0esa[s, 3I.'. ~ pea IVA
Starch, I3e. 8. 10.
lea, IoSgsI.zoc.
rigs, Z'c' per ~.
c%sspsIj cio9ess loc. eoI, per Pc OF. OA
Dried Apples: l6sc. per 10.
Dried Peaches, 1866.
Butter. 2oc per ID.
Eggs; 2Oc. per doZ-
Cheese, 22c. per ID.
Potatoes, Toe. pr bcs1.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon Sides lie.
Shoulders, 13ac.
Hams, iSc
DRY GOODS.
Prints, 6I6112ac.
BIeached Domestic, S(912Ic.
Cotton Domestic, l5@25c.
Tweed, 25@40c.
Denims. 121@l5c.
Hickory, 124@iac.
LaTn,I2 d(925c.
Black Silk, 73G9S1.25c.
Brown Drilling, 12IG115c.
Biues Blankets, $4@$6 per pair.
Linen Pant Stuff; 25f9l0c.
Pants, made up, $ l.50e9l.
Coats, g :! St-5) 9lJ.
Vssts a St@S4.
Brown Domestic,
Osnabnrg. l2I0aI4c
Satinett 5tjGQSI,
Charnbrey Cotton, Si2ae.
Apron Check, dGJlsc.
BareSe DrLalnes, zog toc'
GihSnaHs'
: si''e Se-,.frsc--ePs III -
ITen,,aI ssn,27.
paata 90 sslIIes IN
~, Sb,,as S1 5oSieo
Isiis, so
,T:a, g SiC1SI33
pns, :. sI SsSai So
Vya,, .s 9,SSS
r,';"i.s rnSyg
MbEh.
Pine Flooring, So.oo per hundred.
Rough Pine Lumber, 30 per
Popsar Siding, S4.oo
Pine Siding, Si.oo
Cottonwood Siding. SOU per hundred
Shingles, Pine, S"9o thousand.
shingles, cottonwood, @2.o0 per Thousand
shingles, cypress 20 per Thousand
-ath, Pine, % per thousand
Lath' Cottonwood, So.oo per thousand
door frames, sS.'o'
DOORS 30
Doors, 30 ev,,
window frames, oNio, !.5o
loAIZ, l.b3
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

HROCERiES.-For sale by
VI LORD & McEWEN.
uATS & CAPS "A fine assortment for sale
i i by LORD x MsEWEN.
Doors & sHoEs-of extra quality for sale
ID bv LORD & McEWEN.
"ARDWARE-The best stock in Atchison,
J. for sale by LORD Il McEWEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

bal Messen-
ID $50 teams
d that place
Eoute for the
Eas
4 York is TO
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

pup pLIcANES
Hon. S. r
bf Ohio bya
! two thou
enough for
{ rendering
| Parrot IS
1 from Kan,
|usand. ana
hture are ~
(Enfon (O.)
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14

nRY GOODS.-A large stock for sale by
IL LORD & McEWEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-11-14
Locatiou of Saratoea Ct,

Saratoga City is located in Calhoun county,
in Sec. %, Township 8, Range I5-about /;
miles north OF Topeka, 16 from Teeumseb. 25
from LeeonPton. and 30 from Lawrence is sd-
joining the Pottawatomie Reservation. l3,, miles
square) which will soon be open for pre-empt-
ion.
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'Uslp Orleans Nlontg Nlarket.

20 1919 CRESCENT OFFIuE. No. 70 Camp street,,
.2a5' 4E9es Friday Evening" May 49, 1851
Everything appeared to be moving the summer order to-
ay Stocks money paper bonds etc. appeared 10 have been
sent to Coventry II is good indicating that the little
pressure during past FIVE six weeks s passing off
eyerthples holders and Of money have got high
notions about interest," and is doubtful whether
we shall have any decline in rates to We DO not expect
TINT money will be cheap this season rs last.
Tho European negence brought by the Arabia which we
published ibis morning leads hope the stingency in
England at an end for the present Possibly there
may parties who Will harp for the express purpose of de-
pressing great staple obtaining IT at their prices
We however believe they will be defeated and that the IN
changable laws OF supply and demand will prevail
The movements in paper to-day were very limited Some
negotiations made l0 per cents but we must refer
to our table quotations the rates Of the day. The offerings
in bank growing loss daily declining as they are from
day 10 day they Of the income We have some
changes s'!i9g H t
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WORMS ExRELLEED Ko AD SsInisr,
feelings MARKED change 9 the Dss s.a An n Sns who
1ss Be n ssIf y
and small nesRS which o always Impair
Mes sSa' B. A. Fahnestock 4 Co.:
the expulsion of worms from one Of my
dns Ss aE
mend it as the best medicine in nss MARY SNOW Jay street.
Sold wholesale and retail by principal druggists and
country throughout the United States my2 lm&W
DOCTOf HooFLAND's CELEBRATED GER
Dr. hlG e. M 5E psssssesss sY fHDr.rn. Pa
ssyo. bss y
diseases arising from disodered Liver or Stomach.
as Constpa
ton, Inward Piles,
Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Fulness or Weight in The Stomach, Sour
Erueatons Sinking Or Fg IL tier sa a. H r
and a asss sPS asn NJ he
a s s, or
Pain the Head Deficiency Of Persprstion yell Yellow
cS H sAf sais Eye s
' slant imaginlpss Of Evil
The proprietor in calling The attention Of the public this
D @ g s s ct ns o Wc
mended .-o, .u,,o,. ~. ~. .,,. ,o. stood tina
years trial before the American people and
sale Is nrvaed by similar preparations
physicians and individuals in all Of the
country immense and careful persa OF the Almanac pub
sed annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis OF any
of his Agents satisfy the skeptcal that this
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obtained
Principal Office and Manufactory No. 81 ARCH street. Phil
adelphis. Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Bers superior to all now in use
JACKSON, La, August b. 1854.
Dear srI feel bound express my qualification to you for
benefit have derived from the OF two bot
Bitte have found them to be all
recommend them cheeully recommend them to the
public remedy for the diseases they in
tended for and superior to all other p9M II
THE BfT Ffie ALL THEY ARE To BE
JACKSON, La, August 20. 1854.
sir-I have used German Bttes, and find them
all they represented to be- and cheeruy them
to the public excellent medicine .
Respestf9ls yours. W. r. FAULKNER
HARRIsoNBuRe, Ls May o. 1853.
Your German Btters is very valuable medicine have
disposed OF all received from and wish new supply i'm
DR. RAYBoLD QUAIL. says:
TRINITY, Ia june 80, 1853
have year the German Bters prepared by
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here and be-
eve that in less than year there Will be more sold IN this
vicinity than in any other part of the country
DR.. RABE says FRANKLIN, La, Jsne "a, 1852.
Your German Bters have become popular here and
wish = fresh f pRMs R \ Cd ssy!
RIcHKoNp, La, June 2, 1853.
Your give universal satisfaction all who have used
them
table thereby possessing advantages Of the prepa
lions recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and in every town and village
IN '''' ''''' j. WRIGHT L CO.,
aul6 lvdwaA New Orleans.
I WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALUGuE OF GENUINE
Druggists and Dealers al Propeiors prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl q Charities
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MILLINERY.

~aM. MRS. ROBERT, Il CHARITIES STREET,
EVbegs leave inform ladies in the city and country
that her of latest Style Goods and Embrode
Is complete She has hand Of Pamela
Bonnet, ye Empress and other BoDnes Lace, Grape
and other Cnpots Cambray Manlas and Shawis Chantil
Lace do: Wedding Ves Vioettes, Taces Valeucias Bdcs
Sets Artificial Flowers, Embroidered IInlkerchiefs Fans
Parasos Atts Ribbons The whole offered at great
reduction.
Ladies' reminded that Mrs r. has secured the services of
II skfnl seamstrcss lately from Paris. my1l I'm
80 M'ME. ROBERT, No, II CHAETRES mi Z
Yfg street, MILNE AND DRESS MAKING lIli( |
NH IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps con IitIgIlN
N stantly hand assortment Of stye cloaks, Wv VIZ
lnantillas, shawls, etc.
ga. Ladies' informed that the services of skul
from Paris have been secured dis 5m
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU sARA IS. Laurel Hill bbls sugar to
e ms a ad 1a e
s hs f es 10 o sacks peas to
LoUIsyILLE-steamer Woodfordl Dbl sugar key lard to
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