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SHttial AOtitfs.
HOiIOway's Pills.

SICK head ache, vertigo, hztuaenos, paipftation Of the
heart, sinking at the stomach. AMI al local or general
complaints Proceeding frsm imperfect digestion. are re-
lteved BY the nrst dose Of this medicine. and entirely re-
moved by its o~eeasi1nal uss.
Sold at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and by all druggists, At 2Sc., s9e., and 81 per box.
dec2-ffwaw1E
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sore and Unnamed Eves.

THESE dlsasreeable Complaint are becoming remark
ably prevalent q late, ans give any thing but IN inter
es iss look a the rOssessor Of the diseased organ. "A
red and hery eye" is not pretty 70 Iook 81, and certsiniy
cannot be asn 'sble u have for keeps" As the boys
ray. We can ten those an oted in this manner how 70
cure he evil. and won't charge them any thing for The
information. LIT them get some Of BRAGG'5 ARCTIC
aud touch the iHssuet part with it = few
times, and the E0ik is done. Ths Arctic Lniment may
be obtained at any OF the DRUG stores in this place.
dacf-Ha-Qu
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Building and Loan Association.
HYHE forf7-urt iustarm. rs o. faa Bu-rls al Lean
i AsEoc4riGu eL b-d e On rs1uAT Dee mber l.,
1907, rsyacis O. the Treasurer az J. b. CHADWICEs
on-e, corner 81 Md so Street nad Eaak Av uu-.
The flud- VII bsauan-d szns CVerlrg 81 8 a'c0-k at
Esq1irr Horrfs ofoe. E0rt1 SIDE ~ Court ea-a-e
N. H-@eu- but balk.be fuuIs " I BE- received here
after ir usyment q dues 81 araer 70 DE sasri.
u1t1e t3f j. y. CT frurr- g --r-r-w
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WogssEeN.

NOTES % the northern H-rkof Hfs-lss'pof. fr uhf-
n1T45-fw C- kOkrEECIT.
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Again be says:
"f we look into the meaning Of the phrase
as il is found ia the British laws, or in our own
laws. as applicable TO the concerns Of private
individuals. OF private corp0ratiosss we shall
find there is no mystery about the matter and
hat when bills OF credit are spoken Of, the
words mean negotiable paper, intended to pass
as currency or money, By delivery or indorse-
ment. il this sense all bank notes, or, as the
more common phrase is, bank bills, are bills Of
credit"
Again. in the consideration Of this question,
viii call the attention Of the Convention to
another clause. This is Justice SrORE who lie
speaking:
: In confirmation Of what I have already
stated. it nav be remarked that in tie charter
OF the Bank Of England, in the fifth AID sixth
William and Mary, an express provision Is
made. BY which the bill OF bills obligatory, and
Of credit, Of the bank, are declared to be as
sigaabis ami negotiable. Similar expressions
are to be fouad in many acts Of the American
States, Incorporating banks, IS has been
shown in the citations at the bar"
What is the difference between a bill Of ex-
change aad a bank bIl2 This has been 5eci-
ded long before the question arose in this
country. Lord MANSFIELD made the distinc-
ton long ago, aud there is no doab. that the
tern .'biil Of credit" was as well understood at
the time the Constitution was framed, as the
term aabsas corpus, or any other phrase, which
We h1d in the Constitution. Lord MANSFIELD,
speaking on The subject Of baak notes or bills,
says;
q That these notes are not like bills Of ex-
change. mere securities or documents for debt.
aud are not SO esteemed bur are treated as
money, &c, by the general consent OF mankinoi
and, on aynen Of them, whenever a receipt is
required, the receipts are always given, as for
money. not as for securities or notes And
indeed, 50 much are they treated as money,
that theT pass By a viii, which bequeaths ths
testatoI's cash. or money, or property"
/ Nov, Mr.. President, / say this, and bslisv'
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CrIsp's Gaiety Vheatre.
LNs-aon & "a

50 Aanas-r-- IT, GASP.
oAs7 Aan1-eF a~EAETbffCH
It's -if-...-s.s.. --....-..- 4r. e.. G. LEMOTNN-
'onaactor q Orchestra .-..---...Prolesso MESSING
Asst Nisht but three ~ the sml-eat srifsts NJ. AMI
II Mrs. JoH DREW Flrst Hizht OF ane. Ff.a cam
DAM NEeNhspAE EFENfHG . csater ~
1871 VIII De acie1 the reat Domestic Iama sf ArrVg
Or. III A0se n kflaiu~s David O.Lfary, ~. -
DrcTf Airr. NJ. J1h1 Drew Grand Pas ne 49,
HIGHLAND FLiNg-eg th- sister HeuraCe 20 r1u-
ciuie y O. The cagita farcsaf Betsy gAEgR Noaser.
NJ John Drew bet-g Baker Mrs.. j ihu Drss.
For fuI rarHrrlars. $40 bills ~ rMa tsv. CO
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Pawn Brokers' Office

A Il 9 o'cark. THIS EOFNINg, Fe su, sen 81 eur
y Actin Mart, Gid. Silver and P1ftsf watches
Wv and ecold-haad G othiasi sh.t-grrs. Rfes I've
arg A. E--e 19mains ora Paan b. ka's Once
o. e Luis. Also Furniture Lqrora arr Eve SICK.
d.. q. CATCE q SCH.
dec2-it Arcfinftrs an Raj H. a-e 8rlkeTs
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AnriiJn SaLes.
70 s~lFercRNnks.

TsEIs DAY 81 10 51ork, 4 a. VII srf 80 nv
a AG-iou E5cms. No % Main street.. a Lrre and
vsr-fd us .ouaceut o. Gent emala Frrus1nZ 600is-
he zoos viii BE- Ei1 % Its b a1u tl- trade. Sale
positive. Terms csa. g. 81 LOCKE.
ID
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nNTHUR1 DAY. De ns-r Ioth. 1857 IuIu sa1 % the
" pla7c teilnFins O. Ptyuu x Harsin. On Island 60
tFeV mifs ahove 1-mr2is, 81 ne uatne uGie ,haz5
wnE1ls fsruirr ufs.sts, wa eaI 81 90 bss. blare-
ing O., Pevtou h ia bla.
TERMS or sALE al inns Or tFeuty dsEa-s z11
uEdfrf cfhs ne ba.1-c- "a acudi.a % uluzfy 4ass. naa
in bank veil e1ds0-d win IL ere & adaeG IvIi so
SCI Of private sale s9 a-r-s bt G. izad a Ilsui 40
nev2f-tfa HtgLfNn Trrrte.
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The great end and object OF this restriction
| on the power Of the States viii furnish the best
definition Of the terms under Consideration
The whole was intended to exclude everything
from use as circulating medium, except gold
and silver and to give the United States the
exclusive control over the coming and ~vaiaing
/ az the mstalic medium. That the real dollar
may represent property, and not the shadow Of
its
Justice THOMPSON dissented also, and l call
the attention Of the Convention 70 some Of the
language in which be dissented The reason
which he assigned throws some light upon the
inquiry which we are now making. He says:
az these certificates are bills Of credit in
hibited by the Constitution, it appears to nae
! difficult to escape the conclusion that all bank
notes issued hv the State or under their authori-
~ aad permission are bills Of credit falling
within the prohibition. They are certainly, "
/ point OF form, as much bills OF credit, and II be-
ng used az a circulating medium or substitute
Far money, makes these certificates bills OF
credit. bank notes are more enPhaticaliy such.
nd not only The notes of the banks directly
;n9er the control and management Of a State,
3ut All notes of banks established under the au-
ehority Of the State must fail within the prohi-
Billion. For the State cannot certainly DO thsl
indirectly which they cannot do directly. And
4 they cannot issue bank notes because hey
are bills Of credit" &c.
He disssnts on this ground, and denies thai
the certificates are bills of credit.
Here, Mr.. President, upon the question
whether a charter Of incorporation, authorized
by the Legislature to issue bills Of credit, il
constitutional in that particular, we hare thes'
Judges, or one Of them at least, ia dissenting
from Chief Justice MARSHALL, adSittins ana
srging, thai il the definition which he had given
Of a bin Of credit were correct, then it follow
ed, as an irresistible consequence, that all banl
notes issued By the State, directly, or BY au-
thOrity Of the State, were Unconstitutional.
Mr.. President, 1 wish to dxell a Little longer
On this case. Here was the fsst ease-ihs
most important case presented IN any form to
the Supreme Court Of the United States. Here
was Justice THANPsOx declaring, that if the
definition Of Chief Justice MARSHALL was
right, then bank note issues were unconsdtu.
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prepared to admit that individuals have the
right to issue paper money. Oae thing is Ger
tain, that long ago, in every age and country,
this subject Of the currency has been consider
ed and treated as exclusively belonging to gov
eminent. They have regulated it-they have
claimed it as belonging to their sovereignty.
In reply to this argument, Get US look at the
true state of The case Everywhere this right
70 issue paper money is denied, By law, to the
people. No Individual, then, can do it. lis
forbidden BY statute, or otherwise. The right,
il he had it, is taken away. 1t is upon this
state of the case the question is 70 be made.
Can the State, having no power to do it herself,
empower, authorize, BY incorporation, the eiti-
zen to do It? Notice the language Of such acts
Of incorporation. They are grants, actual
grants of power and privilege from the State
to the cOrPoratOTs. Tasy assume that power
goes out of the State, from the State 10 the
citizen. We say the State has no such power
in her. It is all taken out of her, away from
her, by the prohibition of the Constitution.
Bat, Mr.. President, there is n9ehing in the
argument read from the books, aud 1 bring the
gentleman right up to the case, and condemn
the proposition out of the mouth Of Justice
Mclean himself | say again, the moment
YOU make the admission, that a bank bill is a
bill of credit, your whole case is gone, and
am willing 70 rest ny view Of it upon the def
milton that it is such, given BY these eminent
~Jurists, and approved BY all histOry. What does
Justice MCLEAN say? will read a little mors
Of his decision and then close my remarks. !
want to meet the argument Of the gentleman
from Belmont, and will answer him out Of The
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Msmphis % 80 House. for

JoHN FOGG1rT, Gea-7I resst Agsai'
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EnR SAFE

TIES ans once In TIE resr o. No II Front -,
Il Bow. R0r terms sppy 70 Fsrriagion \ f..i
Bowel On the premises, Or Al No. 81 front IN
RNto THOMAS TROUT. Ill
49, 81
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Cos Reward

ID ANYWAY from the undersigHe, living IN De- a
n 500 county Mss. about four miles ezst Of !
Fernando, "a The 6th dsY % Sovuniher, . uegu SE
man uamed hENkf. SAID negro Is sb0ut % or as-A
years o. ages q Of a ytlaW Compleri1u. 5 feet . or
5iaetes high- VII weigh sbluti 25 or 40 poardss - q
sar on one CHEEK or tie other, n1t r~scuIecfef Hhlch
eansed from q barn. Is very full chssted, ard uaiss win
MS breast and ssoulfers thrown bark. Hs bad on az
Old Waite Went Dat linsey eat, osnabug pants. snf bro
IN shoes. ! viii give the alove reward n taken within
the Safe o. Mississippi, o. $50 cut q TIE State, T.
secured in jail 50 that I can 81 him. Gddress ue a.
Hernandp Poet one. J.. SMITH.
teCI-urf
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HEi5 (FLDNzsDAU MORNING, D.cmrar 2 We
~. sn trlt r-"rts a-e IugD5oe ~ Gloves.
-hasa &-l-e-y q ie1s suI q mna rs. o. Ls,n-s.
SEM Cl-lner- c iass-, Hosiery. Sc. Er. A1.8. so
~ ana Sflng. l. JOuE511 &.
AHA@ AZ aw-HHrna-a
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Coz. ]. F. CUsHMAN, OF MrssIssIFPI.-The
course Of this gentleman at the last session Of
the Legislature, has not only increased his pop
ularity with bis own party friends, but called
the voluntary compliments of his political OPP
p%oneRts, who, however much they may disagree
with him in political matters, know how to aP-
p~reeiate an enlightened legislator, a Just man,
and a perfect gentleman. Tn Raymond
(Miss) Gazette has the annexed reference to
Col. CUsHMAN, conveying the highest tribute
an opposition press could pay him:
We are glad to notice in the Legislative
proceedings Of the 10Th inst, that Col. Cush-
man, member Of the House, from Lafayette
county, on that day introduced a bill TO repeal
the Odious and Infamous law OF the last session
requiring the printers Of Mississippi to work
az one hal The wages allowed them ia every
other Southern State. We are happy that the
matter has been taken in hand by so indicate
gable, talented and Influential a member. The
movement cannot but elicit the warmest sup
port Of every liberal and just minded member.
Should Col. Cushmsn suceeed-and we do not
doubt 1.-THE press Of the State should bring
him forward for Governor, irrespective Of
party.
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$4,000 WORTH
DRY GOODS ARD CLOTHING,
At COST EOR cAsn

We call attention to he advertissn-nto Of Messrs. B.
wsker a Bros re Front Row. eornsT o. Adams street.
aud Messrs. walker 4 Co No 27 Maia street, op-
, 'sts Old Feacws' Han Tasse rpn,iunen are now
seiHzs thsr extensive stock Of Dry 6cods. COthing, sc [,
# Cost for Cash.
They hsye shout si5ose00 worth Of zOsdso On hand, Hnd
win san great barzains 10 make nom for hsir Spring
stock. ahis Is ; great insursmsnt 70 pers1ns Who wish
70 supp'y thenselses With rach arsieez- uos2i-im
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all sAEEI


q following eoImanieatlen explains itself. Alarsg
stSek o. the sans sort kept eonstaaty On hand.
LOWEEs, ORGILL & co.
Agents for StesIns & Marvin.
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HAvR some very desirable Memphis Property. which
L I VIII tx hang for Negroes.
daeTfaw1m WUNRY = gMTFT
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Great Attraction az esd Fellows asH.
,. InscO Williams
CELEBRATED
BIBLE PANORAMA.

EHIs magnificent painting c0Hmences viii Chaos
II ADD c1nilsues down n herarc4i crier 20 The BABY
loulsh CAPTIVITY. c~nfaiaiug mars thau dfy u he most
sublime 40 intersstns cents in the Ais.e-
E~xhi1lton every evening ulQs5 81 en- 1855 20 con-
meace ATS p1ecislv-
Ti-kats % csur-ta a sd The Hsu dcor. Candrsn
under ten years, laf price
Als9. evh bitten "a Wellesley af-rpau f0r Faallis7
and Schools. Dlors upeu At 4 g e5alaeacs AZ 2 pre-
cisai.
- Frri-ia@ ~ Prafss = Ttsar poe2zfn
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RUN HERE. EVERYBODY


eheo AND Boy Buck AID EIp GLOVES.
0AChttErfs ahu ~ COZ 60,
uANEf HtIS AR CAP
At AUCTION.
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saaNEW FERM.
Forsyth, Jameson & Bro.
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND
Commission Merchants,
No "a Front Row.


ErEEP constantly on hand a large aua vel selected
II stock n GROCERIES. Aso. age Is FOR ne sale o.
r. ca svula QHfy Mn snd Calico Mis- FLODR. All
~ winch We viii ssu low u the cty uade and Country
Nar~harfs u0VS8 dan
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Land and other ValHsOle Property
rnu- -

HAvIFG en- 20 remove 10 ~
I ofsr tT sale b. TRACT CErl
TALAND birE TIRES Mills noEth q Lz-AA-
- Grsnga Tenn-5 It. brig the farm lcrasdv ecu
pied b Captain lhoa = pix. AID A. prrsenE bv Mr r..
A. Cotton. contli ing ElEht Fuudrrd and Nineteen
Acves. well imprJV-d. ina and hadihy location SUI
a-isnty near y boh he Male snd Fsmsle goiisses to
send 70 school from home A dnf Harket for evrrvfhinr
raised on re place. II this paea Is ugt sold By To- T5sh
o. Decem1er next. win On that dav or h Tor ale or
rsuts pub.ieiy, q the higaeftbaisr 81 my ~resileuee. four
miles northwest q Las alEe On the S1mzrvile raj. At
whish time aud piaee I VII saH 10 he hiehest bidfer re
nast o. ny perlshspe ~p,epevtss O. VIZ. Hogs, Ca tie.
Sleept s2m ne A2es and Colts Corn. FoGdsr. H0use-
roc shG AiEhen FGrnture. Farming UtensIs. sc &c.
Terms made known On day Of sac.
nSszo-tl4 wM. y. MAEO-
EThsgo c1pv tMl l0fh. anI sa-H hfs "a sHaa o4-a
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TWO likely NEGRO WCMEU Apply to
u STE FART = EIE
decI-Iw No 20 Front Rcv
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HfHE subscribers tE-r for sac their e~stablisl- 80.
L mt on Ogerteu STREET. near The Msmpuis 49,
md Ohio Deplt co1sisiuE q . Frsme B1Idinz. Sud
So BY ia feet. A dna FNr6czi Engine OF thirty .t4-A
horse power, with all the machinery for carfyirt On fba
sash ard Deor mauufAcrorys together vi.h an up-izhf
Saw for B0x-ulaking, with ne ease q M Best ha ia
Memshis fr manrfacturinr purpose~ lyIrg on the Bayou.
and contalniaE one pad t1ree-qnAf e : 4cres; II wiz Be
wtite pine Also q bt with = hue Bsirk Dwsliaz. on
Msrket street mar 2 ms lot = 81 feet hunt On
5cecn1 Hreet northof JscSon am one OF % f.ef 'front.'
On Linden street, near to }. J. Rawlings al on ISnrfiue
a npS2s 49, WEtLER Erwin
-CUeAR-rserty hAts. sur,r. new .ro a. reesved.
- and for sale oE tpsha trsds By =
nova ~FLoURS0K, COOPER& LEAKS
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Slfh advertisements.


CrORE HOUSE. ~. rs Main strest Pos
= session rivCh ne lst dag q JEauary.
AVfy To- y.
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TO Enn5FnEeFeg

I HAVE fou- horses 20 dispose ~ at private
Il sale. They can b seen a. ne sfss.e o.
kessrs kaddex g. Graves. AS~
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Mr.. Krxsos. What pageq

M hENNoN- WA fd-tE
Mi. GRoEsBEcK. Page 3I7. Here it is.
ga State eaunot do that which the FedersT
Consultation declares it shall not do. Il cannot
coin uoaey. Here is an act inhibited IN terms
80 precise, dat they cannot be mistaken.
They are susceptible Of but one construction.
Aud It is certain that a State cannot incorpo-
rate any number Of individuals, and authorize
them 10 coin money. Such an act would be as
much = violation Of the Constitution, as II the
money were coined by an officer Of the state
under lis authority. The act being prohibited,
cannot be done By a safe, either directly or
indiFeetly.o
But this is not all IhsVs something more
to which I ask the especial ate sdof OF ne
gentleman from Belmont Tread sgains
g AL The same RUE applies as to the emis-
sion Of hills Of credit by a Safe. The terms
here ascd are less specific than those which
relate TO coinage While 40 one can mis,ake
tae latter, there are great differences Of opin-
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akAfEle N0HTmler Alns NDI-
THE patnsuhip heretofore existing 5etseen re IN
i dersiEnet. unirr the Hun ana st-ie o. /. VISIT q
CO" L. this day dissolved D. U-fEll consent B Gr8-
ham having bought Z Fes-s intrret i1 tns busn-ss O.
said lrm- &C. hfrrhy agthorizel o. co jest the debts owing
e D. and assumes and uutsuzzss - pay is usBsnias.
Sisaed HaENEtT GRAHAM,
Il. TE.U
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DENG desirout . oanc-utatr~ ny busiaes, I
ID vii sell seithsr one" ofmy stocks q CO bins. ST.
uated a. the clruer % Uaiou snd Size BY streets, OF No
80 Main stret VIII lease. dxtnr-s. &c. For any one
that haa munfy. aud helug Dc r0us o. enragi1g M 3
~ hthie tusincss-wfh q fair start airaldi ma'e-
Apply % J. W-TLDBERGEH.
n Blk ethcr stocks are not sold ~ the isi Jsnuay
n K n. 25 Mia streetVn De- fr rent, with httuIes.
dsca-fw ,. ".
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TIE RATES OF FARs ON rms LINE HAVE BEEN
RFDUVFDF

10 30
Cinciuns / % Warrington IS 50
Cincinnati . Fnllad u %
CinCurau 10 New Iofk.------ .-----.------.-- 70 90
In conseQuenco q the b We rlductfou, scme E-ass
refuse to seT our T ckets PASSENGERS from the East
shCulI therefore PURCHASE TICKBFS To PAEEsRS-
R ONLY, snf from Tie West 70 CINCINNATI,
ONLY, and they vii in all eases save 81 50 On each
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Nep, Short LiRs-Dirsef Railroad R0afe to the
East-Grsai TrsRk Line.
COX at any Railroad Msp - di-o1ver the peculiar
II zevantsses o. this nsW ana most direct EaIten
Aoule-
No wary snd gleep-ess uights. IA cold AMI chesffess
cars. stuck FAST in snow drifts. y this route.
The cars o. this lad are new and ~ ne most ap-
proved ccnst uction. and Comfortably warmed
Tbs rou'e leaves CIncinnsti eastward from he cer0t
Of the Little Mani RailroaR, and passe~ through The
Southern portion Of Ohio Between Cin~innati ard Bal
timore the distance Is 5ss miles which does not vary one
darrse from AN ATR-LIEE.
nuE RATES OF EARE ON rUa LINE uAEE REEE
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TO C-ontrantnrs
EOa. RPmE

OA A0CHAEo
a FARM oteiyht7 sores Two snd a ha3f mn-s ~
a from Court SQUARE. fhis p'ae has a5autel Zif
eeres Cleared, DEeiling and 81 src-ssary out Ei!5
Houses, discern and f-st rate O-hsrE. Pr fur 2E
taer p.rtie1lars apply % the once Or TREADWkLh 4
VALENTINE, Two doors below The Commercial to
u1V2a-E II UaTFV.TTNU
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$50 Reward

Dr. II. J HOLMES. JF.
OFFICE No. ITO Main street Aslphis, Tenn.
Il daT-Gsm
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GLassware 3 Furnitnre

Al
T~fo-dORHOW. rErerDtV 81 rat afra Oh e.
Il A. 81. 2 VIII at ur kr.rI-a a Has. ~ -
aam street % cas b11.y io e.s-s escorted F-t-
buzz GLASS; Furniture &- g.. sfe rasI " F--rs
ea-n. g. ]. 10 ky.
dec1-2t Au-tsneer ana rel E.r.t- B--r
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New
Direct efpreas daily to Easion Allentown pethtehsr~
Nsch chunk, Wkcsbarre. Pts0n Scranton and ali noin.
n The line OF, contiguous to the
Delaware fssckaNana and Western Railroad.
fackawana and Rlucnsburg Railroad,
tet ~ Valley liruad,
pplvidere ueqware Railroad.
North Penney vania Railroad,
Joecous made AVID bans notes specie A., forwarded a.
Esb eIpress u shaygc Of our own ,peyis nessepsers
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NNO LET-THE LARGE THREE STORY AND ATTIC
house 229 West Fourteenth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues; would be let cheap is Unexpectedly
to let Also SS West second
street all The modern improvements with fixtures. Rent
500 the brick buildings with large building
in he Nos lls and ll5 Troy street, near Greenwich
large manufacturing kinds OF
business or part would separate. the whole
$lO Apply to J. w. DENHAM, Eighth avenue, Of
from morning To In the evening
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TINE MILITARY.


NNfOSAb GUARD OFYfCERs UNIFORMS, IN
~ complete order fu dress fatigue, syercoa tcJ Tor sale
5ar essh hy G. y BbBCoCK w., esie aud md afy tailor,
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RIO hRCHiTECTs.--A PRACTICAL ARCHITECT WISH
70 form partnership or business arrangement with
architect of Influence and long experience IN his or
some osner city The advertiser h first rate Craftsman
vorahly known ths and suburbs where he point
ont several of hie designs witch been carried Ot In
prominent positions and also influence considerable bust
r0lca
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AvKw YORK AND ERIE RAfLRoAD.-os AND AFfn
IN Monday, April 1891, and until further notice, pssseuga
trains viii feave pier fuot Duane street foiovN vs
Dunsirs erpress AZ 80 A. NJ, for Dmkifh
Bnanlo express, NJ So A NJ, tor Buffalo.
Mall nj NJ A. ~, Tor DHnkirk And Buffalo and inteyusA
tsie sailors Passengers BY this rnin VIII remain nSn
Rocslsnd passenger. ASP. n, via fermcnt for surerw
way passenger Al p. NJ. for sewsurr xade'cwn ard s
<rrnediste stations
aiaie stations.
The above train. RIM daily, sundsys ercepted
Nght esprpss a. ~ y. ~, for Dunkrh every dsv, Ter
cepi hat he train on Saturday only 70 Hornesvis
hfncf W BunaloJ
righi cypress a. 400 r. n, for surtio, cvcry day.
These travis Elrnir~. with the
C.nancairns and Fssssn Falls Rairv.d for Niagara tas
A. Bnshsmtnu viii the Syracuse and Rushssou Railroad
ssrcnd f9r Roehesier a Great Bend with Delswre sch
With the Buffalo and New York CITY Railroad Bu6sio;
Buffalo and pnst with the Lake shore Railroad for Clsvs
ttnt, Nncinn.h. foiefo Detroit Chicago. Ac
HOMER RAksDEr.t. Presideu,