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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND

NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND
~ LIQUOR STORE.
The subscriber begs to inform hIs friends and the
public, that he has opened NEW STORE, corner
of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he IN,
tends To keep constantly on hand large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic WINES, LII
QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee Flour, Soap p,
Olives, RaisIns, Figs. Sardines, Anchoyles, Otard,
MaTrett Il Co., PInet CO., and Col. Chah6rd's
BIandies In cases. demyohEs, and casks. Old ia
maica Rum, Sherries, Madeira, Port of various de-
scrIptiOns. St. Julien CIaret. Chateaux MargRUX m
cases. Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, Reynolds
EdiLHurgh Ale, Annlsette, Marasohlno. Curaoo0.
Ahsy uthe. Champagne, and a large and warned de
cTiptLon of Havana Cigars.
Also, Stoughton BItters, and Fever and Aguo
Btters. Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families particularly invited 20 call and exam
inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers of Congress also informed that their orders
will be promptly attended Ia, and delivered at their
residences at the shortest notice.
A general assortment Of hHe Havana Cigars, IN 10
orted direct by the subscriber at holegale and
Ia l..
prC N1uce TAX ch exchange.
.evy's Old WhIskey, constantly on hand, of lssa.
Country orders puHctually attended TO, and coun-
try produce OF al descriptions received consIga
nelt. JONAS L. LEVY,
ie s-tT No. "a Twelfth street.
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r MUSICAL CARD.

NJ MUSICAL. CARD.
NtR. GEORGE NJ. ARTIl begs leave TO announce
Ia his irIeEdS of Washington, GEORGETOWN. ~,
anu AieAlndTia, that he Is Row prepared tolsL-E
furnish MUSIC for Balls, Private Par Ias and SsSS
Sorees. rom one to any number of Musicians To
be Lad at the shortest notice.
Orders can be left AT the Musical Depots Of John
r. Ellis or w. q. MetzeTott, or at his residence
corner 9th and q streets, Navy Yard. oc al-Stnf
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Dentistry, &c,

TOUTH-ACHE! TOOTH ACHE
TOOTH-ACHE! -!
Dr.. VAN PATTEN, At PutentInI'., opposite
McTHires. often cures tn most violent ~
Tooth ache without extracting. but " beatstrE@3
Tue nation IN extracting without pain. ~IIO
Tooth ache certainly prevented by plugging and
G. ttHnIiig, II attended to IN time.
AND Now THE TINE,
~ once N PotentIm's. opposite McGuITe' :
auciIUn store. HOurs-lTOm l0 IN the morning 10 }
IA the - cHIng.
y. p.S.-He beIieves he has 10y far the larges stock
~ ARTIFICIAL Teeth on tand the city. and insCfts
them every approx I'd and desired practcaD'e
ncT. States and Union. if az. n If
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TNHE MOST AWFUL TOOTH-AcHE cured
w a moments application of Dr. VAN PAT
TENS forcePs Otfice over PotentIni's, opposite
McGulre's Auction Store.
Ool (StatesD
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Stoves. &c.
Nj G. OODW ARDS
I'IETROPOLlTAN STOVE AND CRATE
FACTORY.

The GTedtcSt COOkiag Stores IN the United
states.
have lust received from Philadelph few OF
the nov RIsISG STAR, or double Oven COOKING
stove decided improvement on the old Morning
star patented 1857. | hsd them got up Philadel
Ilia tins last summer. exclusively for his market.
They are very heavy and strong, and cast Of the
veTy best Pennsy lvaLlIa Nalleab.e Iron. a the
Co"Sng Utensils are made extra heavy. +. H..
Church, Esq manufacturer.
have also. fHE LIBERTY STAR, made by Messrs.
Abbott IL Laurence of the same place. The LIGH
STREET DOUBLE OVEN Cook. made by Messrs.
HsII an Bartlett Co. Baltimore, together tn the
very best Ar TIGHT FLAT-ToP CoOxISG STOVES
that can DO found IN tins ans other ma ct. some
of y hch are the celebrated SUNRISE, iMPKoVE I'd
GLosE, FLORA Cuog, NOBLE Cook, anu the Blu
RIDGE AIR fIGuI Cook. If any man can produce
better Cooking stove, TO excel the above StOv es
for roasting, baking c., will give INN 81 on each
one. Please cal and examine Them, II with cost YOU
nothing, and you will see all kinds and ,OTts Of
Stoves. DC. For sale at
G. WOODWARDS,
Metropolitan Stove and q rate Factory
No. 3!S and So pa. ave. bet. l0tL and nth sts.
BALCONY r TOnt fuI of
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MetTopolltan Stove and Crate Factory,
No. SIS and 81 Pa. ave, bet lOtL and nth SITS.
paioOny IN r rOnt fnII nf StOye.

y. 3. As to the SEA SHELL FLAT Tor Cook Nc
STuvE | have exaHIned 1t thoroughly and think
u has very appropriate nRne-SHBLL. es, shells
viii burn ot ia a Few htes, 1t Is good name for
ius Star. sold hom last f. bur will not sell them
again. They are as tlrn rs Pasteboard. ] prov e
last summer IN my couaIng room to sell them this
+ all; saying that II | would take twenty five of
for hive ears. told HIM would not have them at
nTT price, they so thIny made. The are hand
billed town 10y TINT said last fall that they
were not worth having. All the above can prove.
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CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.

THlNA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.
X. II. MILLER, SON & CO, IMPORTERS.
ALEXANDRA, Va,
~NHave received two Instalments IF theire
6/fall supplies from The English POtteries.G
~ and Will continue 10 receive accessions to
VI their stock tail the business season sets IN. =
r. n. MILLER, SoN Co. can assure their friends
and customers that their stock shall be Of the most
desirable description. snd that their prices will COM
pare iavoraby with those of dealers their Inc
in any other market IA the lnted States.
X. Al. MILLER, SoN a Co. have prepared them
selves II offer To merchants every inducemsnt to
make their purchases IN their line.
WINDOW GLASS.
They have Just received via Antwerp and New
York. from the great manu- factory of ''ROux.' New
Brussels, Il4O boxes French Window q lass of supe-
riOr qualify and Of different thicknesses, which they
have imported under such circumstances 20 enable
them TO otter superior article at very moderate Q
nrlceS agH-t
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hENTISTKY.
- DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, &l3
Thrss doors from l4tA Street. SdlIO

TArss doors from l4t4 Street. IIIo
DR. BAILY begs leave to inform the ublc that he
n be seen st al hours at his oice located bove:
practice with the large number of and = eat
variety OF difficult that he has treat ed sucos
fully, will enable him TO surmount any dIificnty,
scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. Hin
own experience conf rmng the Opinion of many men
eminent IN the profession, and especiay Drs narris
and J. and r. Parrnly, has led him. long since, to dis
card all mercurlal preparations for h1y Teeth, also
all Enaneis Gutta Perc.a, India kuhber, aud Ce-
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
is the only reliable substance that be in the
mouth, as was most oonousivey shown by the last
American Dental Convention.
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
dence and PractIce IN Washington, he is favorably
known 10 his numerous friends and patrons. he begs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From! the late Rector of the Church Of Epiphany of
nr. STEPHEN BsILY: Dear Sir desire s,nre,.
you as q superior den;IEt. The operations executed
may receive the patronage fron my friends and the
public that your skill SO vel deserves.
Washington, Aug. 2s. 1856. Nv. FRENCH.
Boggs, Cotman Co.
Having employed DR.. stephen Bally, SgrgeOn Den
portant and difionit piece of work which he dd {"
@n eaFs % ire and ysT Of Gg fat tas
college, o baltimore, iaed, aner pcHtcd trials, to
ss % wSFk eS Z
hEa silaiGa n6 Of BIZ P1ofniShs XXX RocGs
Extract frou note received from the lao Hon, John
NJ. Clay ton.
Y. s. SENATE, Aug. 10, 1855.
The teeth you made for me work admirably moth
Ing could be better Very j6hN jf65ihhfNlHMla Mla.cLAYToN
To those that seek relief from the maadies Of the
teeth. cau chcerfully recommend DIR. :. Iiay rs
superior DENTIST; lie made set OF porcelain teeth
for one OF my family, and plugged several teeth for
my SELF and the work has all stood well for thar
ton years. ROBERT r.. NIXON,
OF the va. Conf Of the NJ f.. Church South.
April 10. 1855.
We. the undersigned, having had occasion to avau
ourselves of the professional skill of Dr. :. BiIy
Surgeon Dentist Of this CITY, ar having been cOEnlz-
ant O his operations our families or friends, take
pleasure IN xpresslng admiration OF his artistic
skill as well As of the uniformly satisfactory E,auneI
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surg and respectfully
commend him to the confidence and patronage al the
pub 70. ol which We consider him emIuently worthy.
THOMAS y. WALTER, Architect u, =. Capitol.
TH0Mks MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. e..
ID. :. BoHRER, NJ. ID. Of Georgetown, ID. G..
". :. I.iNCoLN, NJ. d., nf Washington, ID. C.
Jos. III. BRADLEY, of Washington. ID. e..
GEORGE WALTON. FIX Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LENox, Ex Mayor of Washington,
HENRY BALDWIN, u. =. Pateut Office,
u. G. WIGHT, Prinoipsl teHhOuse AcadsmT.
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NETROPOLITAN MECHANICS INsTI.

METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTI-
Vl TUTE.
This Diploma, OF the FIRST class. was awarded by
the Metropolitan Mechanics destitute for the pro,
motion of the Mechanic Arts, 10
Dr. C. II. VAN PATTEN. of Washington, %. c.,
- for his -
UPERIoR DE- NTfsTRY,
exhibited AT the display oS articles Of American
msnuiao oture held Ia the CITY of Washington on the
10th day of March, lass.
joseph HENRY, President.
CHARLEs STASsBURY, Secretary.
DIR. VAN PATTEN has removed his Office. and
may now be found dairy, from 10 IN, to- over
Potentinfs Formerly MiHer's) celebrated Confeo-
tionery opposite MoG ure's Auction Store, between
10th and lith sts. oe l6
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~ CAGo, would respectfully inform the cit
Izens OF the District and vicinity, that hay-Jp$5S
ing located himself IN WashIngto he is SLLLD
now prepared to perform all operations in hi profess
Sion. IN the most approved style.
OihCe, No. ~, Penn. avenue, adjoining Gsautief'e
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EVENING CLASSES are now forming at the
~ Central Academy, corner of T. and lO,h streets.
Ihe exercises wii commence Wednesday evening,
A comple,c system Of Figures is taught in anew,
90 s-lm s, MERCHANT, Prnclpsl.
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.
NJ. LOOMlS, NJ d., the inventor and atentee oi
"LOonif MtnsrdI Plate Teeth" he ging-
successfully introduced his improveme Mt irC5p$w
various cities has now permanently stab
hshed himself i'm Washington.
TINS Improvement for Sets of Teeth ,onsisti chief,
that indestTuotibe mineral. No me tai is uasd Iu
their construction and they are ther eore free from
salvanlc action and metallic taste. There are nc
FONTS TO become hed with moisture or PARTICLES OF
food. hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger less clumsy, far more durable. and
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produo,,
similar work 9f art to equal mine In purity, beauty
duranity, artistic excellence or any other te
quality.
All work responsbly warranted.
ZIG Penna. avenue, between II tn and 18th streets.
40 l3ly
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

Z. IL. IRVING will open Music School for La
dies and Gentlemen, at Temperance Hall, on d.
street, between 9th and l0th, on Monday afternoon
November II. at . clock.
The object Of this School is 10 make ladies a3d
gentlemen thoroughly acquainted with Music from
mony.
Classes will be formed for the afternoon and ever-
O'Clock ard 7.
The OcorsetOwn Class meets at Miss Narrower s
seminary on the afternoons of ruesdays and Thurs
day S, at o'clock.
IeTms-Per quarter, 3 lessons, IN class, S.; PHI
Vate lnstrBctIon-NocSl, Piano, or Organ So.
Application may he made 10 Mr.. IRVING at The
li at the Time above named, at Hiss Music Store
or though the Post Office. Oc2 All
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with back building, with bath room, gas, and all
the modern convenlences, situated on street, be-
tween second and Third streets; Inquire OF j. w
ARNOLD. Z street between third and Four and :
a-half oc 14-tf
EORRENT.-My HOUSE on F street, between
Il 18th and 18th. -...r ... .l4 -
Sc eff w. F. PHILLIPS.
FOR RENT..,-A three story Frame House and
Il Furniture, No. 5t0, Forth side Massachusetts s
avenue. between 4th and 5th streets, containing
twelve r. oms with passage. side alley and back al
ley. and large flower garden. The house is neatly
FURNISHED and IN the neghborhood OF the Northern
es For particulars apply at the premises before
o'clock a m. or atter O'clock p. m. 90 2S.u
EOR RENT-A andsomely Furnshed HOUSE,
NO 40, northeast corner of II and 10th streets)
containing thirteen rooms. with gas fixtures. bathing
room For partl Hulars apply on the premises, or
address Box 5l3 City Post Office. sc 22tf
DOR RENT.-Ons large PARLOR with Bed
Il rooms attached, suitable for n family or gentle
man and lady, with or without Board. Also, several
other Rooms. suitable for single gentlemen. Apply
at DlEERNOIS'S Hotel, Pa.avenuc, between nth
and 18th sts oc2
A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
"a ThIs well known and popular establishment is
now offered Tor Sale, thus presenting rare uPpotu-
prohtab!e business. Possession can be had ISt No
vember. The three story Brick House Row occu-
pied as above Is offered at private sale, or will he
rented or leased as may be desired.
., F9r particulars Inquire On the premises, Nc. 81
Bridge street. Georgetown, ID. c., or to WM
BRIDGES, Sl3 W. est Baltimore street, Baltimore
ENOR RENT Prof "A. w. MUNDEK having
u lifted up has Hall IN an elegant manner, which
renders u one of the prcttest in this city, will
be rented upon moderate terms for Soirees, Suppers
Dinners, or Promenade Concerts. apply the
Hal! on Tuesday, w Wednesday, and Thursday even
IuSs from az until 81 o'clock.
on Tuesday aud Thursday afternoon aud evening.
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EORRENT.-My HOUSE on street, between
Il 18th and 18th. ~ ~. -.-'. -.--
SO 2l-tf w. F. PHILLIPS.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

Mk.W, HENRY PALMER'S PIANOFORTE
IVl CLASSES are daily adding new me mbers Per
sons desIrous of availInE themselves of Mr.. PAW
ER services are requested To enroll their as
carly as possible. s.r.. .. ~.
This Class system is more advantageous for the
advancement OF Children, than any other sy stem OF
instruction. n.
equally advantageous for the perfecting Of the
most brilliant performers.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Primary Glass IS per quarter. Advance Glasses
go All applications to he made to Mr.. W. II.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
uUE Geotgetown Classes meet every Monday and
THURSDAY at |? O'Clock, al Miss Harrover's George
town Female Seminary. sea- If
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JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.

Judge Trotisr' Of Holly Springs,
and J. W. Thompson, Of Tppsh
county, are spoken Of 10 caudi-
dates for Circuit Judge OF the
Seventh Judicial District. Now,
~ take the liberty Of suggesting
the nnms Of our townsman, Judge
OsviLfs liARwsoS, as . candidate
for that Office. In point Of quail
fcations. Judge Harrison is quite
equal 10 either Of the other gen
tlemen named and in addition to
that We think this part d tho
District Is entitled to some con-
sideration in tho selection Of a can.
didaie at least. Pamela county
has supported Marshall and Tip
rah inca at almos, every election
TOT Judicial oficers since her or
gsnisation rs . county, withcu, at
any time presenting q candidate Of
her own,
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders In this Company was held on
Thursday las, at their ciIice In Mem.
ibis. and was quite uamerously at.
tended. The meeting was organised
BY calling Col J. II. McNahan 10 tho
Clair, aud appointing Col. Felix La.
baave. Secretary. Tho Reports "
the President and Directors Of the
Secretary AMI Treasurer and Of tho
Superintendent, were read sud order.
ed 10 he printed, 10 consequence II
ptOt'acted Hines. the report n the
Chief Eusiuc,r was not IN rrsdius.s.
bat viii 10 prepared in time To be
printed with the Others. There /,
now ttty.uiue miles Of the toad finish.
ed. and .he enterprise Is IN a hea,thy
and prosperous condition.
The mcetigg after hearing ,te 70.
ports read. proceeded to the election
Of dircOicrs for the ensuing wear.
when the following gentlemen we've
chosen u. VI. White. H. :. White.
Henry n'ck.ry. A. n NeKuy.
J. &. \. Robertson. W. Il. njelips.
james Elder. n. Howard. : n Gar.
ner. Thee srv hat two changes made
In the Bcard-one % accuaut Of IN
health. and the Clher in cuus.queu.e
Of It's being understood that il vosli
te ~iucruveuieat 10 serve.
The Directors uls; in The afiernesn.
sndcrssnissd by rejoicing Col. y. u.
While. rosiieas. CT Vance. secrp.
tasy and Treasurer. Minor Merrivv,h.
Ter Chief Engineer. Joseph Gihson.
b~cck-keeper. The office VI Superip.
tsadens has hrea merged into that If
Chief Engineer. ed some other miner
arrangements u : similar kind made
win Z view 70 seseeochment Of a.
rensea-Nt~ssse Ds7shs.
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Siuro MIR laxf -. h.
-, w oa'e re-
e''''d the following returns from dlf.
lsreu' counties,
Pa.c'a-lcmclall-ror Coys,r,,
r.. ". Yeresr, s5a, YIN AWnIis
sse. Secretary Of State. .Tsws, n
Ross. sis, A. b. pnlxor,h' All An
ditcr Public Accounts. " \ ccnr,s
scs; ". McNte, $50, Stat, T,",s'
urer. W. II. pnh. a-a' : Tvs
scy, ssl. Attorney General ! "
e. Watson, sfg, 81 Wharton. n,
Congress. J. l. Aleorr. s,i'Io
e.. Lamar. ?5s. Representative. IN.
b. Mcscly, 3se N. rdwa,l. a,s
Trpel-rof,eis,,-w
LOIS. Ycrssr Iio nI.n a,.i.'
Ross, an Maze : ,'ola'
4Os. Wharton lois H.. ',a,,s'
Dihb. tcl' lana, 's. ''eVP;
Buchanan, 5po, Ros.,s ! U.s.
ESss-rcmdLl.usW,i e..
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TnE pANoit SrAr-This hand
some " v,gbly pays It's regular heb
duullaal visit t. our table. and IS tho
very best village newspaper On oar
lis. It Is published In tho very hear,
OF a wealthy cotton region Of North
Mississippi. Immediately upon the
Railroad, abd II therefore an excellent
medium iOr advertising. We suggest
10 al our merchants, and especially
cotton merchants, TO advertise In tho
S'ir. Ward, the editor, Is a popular
lnan. ana every body down there reads
his paper. You'd better do ill-Tac.
sfFicgi B.lleiiH.
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Tnr PaSlc.-lt Is CRAFTY ins to US
to reflect, that while various cities
and towns throughout the Union aro
depressed In spirits. and alarmed at
the shadows Of ruin which threaten
TO surround them, 10 consequence Of
the embarrassed state Of financial At.
fairs. We glide smoothly on in the
transactions Of oil kinds Of busiress.
without the least fear Of embarrass.
ment. II docs one good 10 notice the
multiplicity Of cotton rolling In daily
at our RAILROAD Depot It Is the
wand that will soon disrcl the fnan.
eial gloom that hangs 80 heavily over
many at the present time.
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1is u faf ffafg
Itsaaa uria' H 10 hHIgAtn
taers buf p staa'pisly ia.sf
ere me fiis N tit ftlfN ih
sams fflr isfi ahgaa lif fd NJ
ne tall rand a#i 40 s'H#i
inpof h'e iaf p HaggHH ef ff'
fifgs y fei ppf p dgtnhm
% Wlen gnee p Tho low nllim
the Railroad Company ~ mttr
gpd All ttis fnsHha8 abfn.st
ihelf inrk tio.Hfa public fial
and they nave mo ueht "a obsff1t'
publit highway 10 Any manner
vhals,m lthile bus nsis NJ ibo
Oyefseef N lha Rood % SEQ tlai
ME u dahei nuA we noe cfll
ulan " G. wight. The oversee
81 thni pnfi ol Tho Pamela md Got
f%rs,llle Hohd 10 lgok ~ lla mat
to- anj alo 10 compel iho Rail
road nBentH and empIoycest 10 b.ep
thtif ears Oui ~ The public nal
On Friday Iaai ,ome bundled per
io1a, who wefe returning from y
%lnnoal, were doloirod nearly halt
~ hour az the crossing, on account
oi the carclcssncfs Of the %eugiueeis
IN stopping the EARS On tho public
crossing II the Company will
not remedy Che matter, lot the
Oycraoer report them, anl have
IS them fined dno dollars for every
- ~ they fail, as the Iaw directs
ho will soon have enough
.,1S . ,s,a",ncy to put the crossings in good
th' Wceipcct to hear Of .omo
NfM being killcd at this cross.
II ynu are
boye distress. some Gcrious injury being
,Ff htenr some vnrron md foam ~,
furel vt u
A. nj - very soon, II il is not i'm.
fse'c, T.; and now give warning Ia
those whose duty il is to SEQ t.
this matter, That unless il is rome.
died soon, we will DO certain /,
report them TO the Grand Jury.
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"Cu.tg Oss. ,avg Al. "-Iaiies.
Il is to you we appeal. Come. and
pay a visit TO the store Of oyr ftiend,
Thos T. Clarke, at the Brick Corner,
There you will find everything 10 suit
your TASTES. and at moderate prices.
Ills slcck u silks. pcplins and merincs
Is well assorted, anil bis cloaks aud
sh.wls are Of a superior description.
You csaHot spend Your money u,Ore
economically fsr dry goods than al tie
store of eur friend Clarke. See hs
Advertisement in another column.
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VA Uggis lus Ay friends hnd hll ,ho
va q afo invited % gIYo . call
lss nysaf 10 alsa iism
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ai ihs nmal
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

A%cciutsr.-A uvgyu man, named
"suH.' Willie i"td'pe a SID on Use
Clarke y Robinson hrm. about G,,
niles southeast Of Pamela, bad l.
hand severely eu', by IT, coming in
o0u,au. with the gin.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

M,sntE.-Any Of our readers Who
ar in need Of marble work. would ave
money by purchasing at the Marble
Yard Of c. c. Ma,dwell. Adams
street. between Main aud Second.
Memphis instead cf dealing With
agents. Mr.. Maydwsll exec he
vcri in a mastery style. ssdl |lbr.
sisA h as cheap - cay essab1 nj
in the South y West. JRs01k n
sard d another plea
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

LEoAL-We direct tie attention ot
parties Interested to thr Rev adyer.
usetasnts IN cur Legal Notice column
today.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

On the 10th II November next the
citizens Of yallobusha county. IN this
State. VIII hold an Agricultural Fair
In Grenada.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-10-14

WnL RE can hofongia ~ ie'.r ioo'
w " the bei, snfk, Ni.h WI IN
iumah A. cheap NJ can be- 600 h rny
market West A'o, bp Iling vol. iung
AZ short notice,
llstp ma interest u eii persons want.
l1r such WORK 90 purchiao from tho yaris
ai Memphis, instead ol Purchasing nom
agents, ~ the manufacturer have 10 Rdi
tle ID per cent .ln, b. pader,at 70 the
work .l'i ly alen.
hultlarnss., Io0k 20 yonr interest
otll lm q. a.. MAluNEli,