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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

RIVER THIEyTs "A communicative IRON ihsIec.or
iL.on Of tie Habo Police presented TO the Common
Council calling nin Ia the fact that large popo orion ~ 'ne
By nysr thieves perpeaisd ~ the zee on
% a. owned by D. ryoDs dns the from. a. this
y and squen tie Board compel these persons 70 tate
~ c,p,,s for their boats the way hr eamsp do for
th ,ces 80 that the authorities might b. enabled 10 .xsdse
m. ,uTyssnce over them The subject referred 70 this
Corn, ntion Counsel to jraft an ordnance.
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sSi tie, he writer's syrsl vil ee bsvnsy rspspted 10
shossh some 81 the snuns,,. she hsvs 1900 sws
We Eel confident, eovsvvr tha; has nse pesy
brothers and ses veo ~oaa ssSy ssss hand that no.
tered 70 their wanta-Enl
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PENNsYL,yA.NSyIsAA ,. RAIL ALL ROAD
Mater Cure.

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CuRE ESTAB-
~ LlSHMENT at Florence Mass three miles from the
Northampton Depot Prize, sl2 per week.
DR. z. ]. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE-
- Bergen Hights New-Jsrsey; 10 minutes from either
he Hoboken OF jersey City ferry By resulN staseH
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HTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILRCAn-On
IN spH Ger THURSDAY, yz- a. iss2 and sasu auy.hes
nctSs Ysssepfsl siIs vl hsvs Per sc: II ppsssa 90
pvskiRK ExfREss - s.e r, h, pu,shs and yrr.,p.,
pfsTne6s:e etsticra
NAIL TRAIN a. $50 tf fIkhh Epf>so SID
mediate SsatScra
KOCKLAND PASSENGER, .; n. tem soe: Cham srrss.
VI. Pierpont Cor su6errs and aAs st..,oua
WAY PAssENGER =. p NJ. fur Sevbursk, kadlssc~B srA
TSe shove Trains run daily, Sunday. .se.r.eA
NIGHT ExPREss 50 n. sAsy. or DoIErh, sId, sarasys
.ssep.ed, fr Buffalo
C,ns,dairs md NasArA FAs Railroad Nafzrs FAls
nn,hsmon with he Syracuse add bnEbansou Ra or
sxrsrur ~ Corning with The brSAo Corning aid N.x Yorh
Hsro.d fs Rochessr; Gre, Bend With the I.wx-,
LseIs~rpus md weeern Railroad r scr.nton Il rneEs
IN. vab the Buffalo and NewYorh City Railroad Cor ao
. Rpa,Io sud Dupkk with the LAkenore or Cly
and Ci1 eirns,i, Tokdo, Detroit, ChicAso. &c.
Y. HEADLEY. Asdt.st Presiaers
NIEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN Iap SPRING ARRANGEMENT. lsoa
Commenting March Is 1854
Fssrnser esiion in NewYorh, crDer 9Th 4 and Shsv
'D' TRAINS LEAVE HEW-yoRK
For New-Rsvsp 121 IN. tex), 2:+5 $40 (sll $50 and
poI shdsspoSr ~ - M En-; i - $40
7:2p M. l745, $40 tex $50, 4:1 5S For Dsrieu
and Greenwich 7:0 q m. 2.<5, 3S 4:a 5:93 m. Pos
etamford, 10 ea) 243, $40 teIl $3.50, 40, 5: S
L. a. '"' '''' &c; cos M TRAINS.
Per Bcsor, Ga m. tex STOP M tex Per Hartford sod
Springfield, H. lex $40 m tex For Conpectct River
FoI Canal RsiIo.t s1 and l245 En- Hoa..ioDie
H.lroad Por Nsueatuch Railroad . and p.
YoY paDbuIy and EorwLt Railroad, 7:20 r., 40
JAMES b. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The magnificent steamboat Metropolis resumed her
,,ao 70, the seasop in the Fall River line, on Tuesday
Durrg the suspension of her tips the Ast'oPes has
Len ma, in the most thorough order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Thomas JeffersoD, speaking Of the style 10 Which
Ia Co,1waIli, p!undered b, plantation, when the
I',.e. IF war pu, i. toto Cornwallss hand, sad:
p" Ne carried Of also about thirty slaves Had this
,.a, N give them freedom--he Foad hare doEe right
~bIt twetty.sev.n OF them died Of ,mall po1 and
uuttiJ fever, then raging in Cornwaliss camp, and
what became If the rest reyer could lesrn." ms
T5ouss Jefferson would not be allowed 10 reside 10
yrg'n if DoS living. He was al oge,her TOO mneh
Of IN A5oliiiorist ~ 1--we ia that State. man Who
C. nd say IL night fte British to use ;feedom
10 ID, own slaves. (Alilwaukee Free Denocro:.
TrE TSiGUAh IL obtn'd ia ToaoAr, '@asI- - !. w.
t-ad ssFiO vi INC fffsD( cHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The anniversary celebration of Henry Clay . birth
DAY by the Ashland Association was postponed Until
Wednesday evening.
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NIEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROA
IN ls9 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. II
DEM sYLVANIA RAILROAD.

il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic
s1 Continuous Rlws, direct. This Road st
fuburh with daily lines q ,temer 70 al per.s on the West.
si ports on North L.ie.n.ins The most direct
cp and resb. route By which FREIGHT can be FORWARDED
Ra ;Pf ' BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA md PITTSBURGH
FssI 81 sh S.. .1 ns 1SS .sP' p
On so1s: and b-s. rss.hs5. Fur, .ni
IScins lin org ns bales. Drug. On ..k. h.sd IS cent:
ware, Leather tn roEs or boIesl woOlAnd Sheep l~n.
rs, c cs:'.@d si.. Chain: On :s
Hemp Bacon and Pork, sa,sd aoose or nc.sE 700 b.
ro a1 SIsss~Cose. Fish, B.eon, Beef and
Pori lin cssl. boIe. Ea,vd LEd and Lard 50 cents
Oil Nails. Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar. Pitch. II"
s1Srs75 . Sti until further notic.
GsAIs-s5c. !, 100 ID until further notice.
CorToh-e1F bale no. exceeding 800 weight ssa far' oei
rH: ,os an, p e.: e. rssf S +
Stsssh viii BE- 70 owd.a WSou, itsutos
hs: TGS 49, n CON- nSsS
Ss% " S;:s.n '; a. 7. ss
Ohio; Leseh Co. Nc 81 Ktys Bss:o1 LesSS Co. No
snet der Phusdsphs; Essraw Koon. Baltimore D. A
E SSS12s os.s, S:s;., .,s r
January l. 1853.
DENNSYL VANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
ads to .nd from s. Louis Alton Gsens
Fsnklo Lexington and Louisville Ky Tere Haute Madison,
Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cinsinnsd Dayton sPrins
reid Belefon .ne saIdusky Toledo, Cleveland Cofumoaz,
Zanesvie Masicn and Wooster, Ohio; Also with the tsA
packet aud NewOrlesns 81 Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati
ehs for The East be had 1t any OF the sSove
mentioned psces In the West; ,.,
Psssepaer, VIII End shortsS no<t expeditions and
comfortable route between the East and West- - $1,000
FROM EEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS
FROM NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN 70 HCUhS
Fare AZ low . any other route.
Zee hand bills in The hotels Of this city.
Throush Tickets further information, may be bad ~ ths
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astox House, Broadway.
Jsnvafy !. 49, IL ELLioTT. Aeeut-
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tn BRooKLYS ARnoRY.-The Mayor sen. nnes-
sage to the Common Council at the last meeting rea-
tive TO the erection Of the armory stating that the low
est bid for the erection amounted to g. 297 more than
the sum appropriated for the building, yet that did
not appear possible TO alter the plan TO reduce The
ccst within IL appropriation, and recommending that
the Controller be directed TO withdraw the surplus
amount from some other furd. On motion OF Aid.
Del Veccbio, the Finance Committee was directed to
draw the requisite amount from any otberfund IN which
a surplus existed
YorNc MEMS CHRIsTr.y AssocIArIoy.-Ths Young
Mems Christians Association of Brooklyn held their
regular monthly meeting last evening, in the Lecture
Room Of the First Presbyterian Clurch, 10 Henry
street. Mr. Bell presided. The meeting opened with
hymn and prayer, after which some unimportant bust
ress was transacted and an essay was read by the
Rev Levi Wells Hart on Employers and Employees,
after which the meeting adjourned.
TIE WATER WoRKs.-A communication Eom the
Water Commissioners 10 reply to a resolution Of the
Common Courcil for Information, states that 50 miles
of PIPE are already laid, and large quantities are In
readiness awaiting the opening of canal navigation.
Thirteen thousands Ds pipe and castings have
been delivered in Brooklyn, and 800 tuns more are at
the various foundres At present. Tbs necessary stop
cocks and hydrants nearly all received The earth
work the Ridgewood Reservoir is far advanced the
material Of the earth at that spot appropriate Tor
making embankments. The Reservoir IL .. m ies
from tire city Hall. The fret engine Is beicg Construct
ed at Hartford The brick conduit is two-:hLds hu'
i,hed its er 9Th is miles and the work excellent.
The canal is to BE- miles long, and is being msts a.
seyeral points a. once. NEXT month the muckugol
three Of the ponds-Baselys, Cornelrsani s'noa-ons
will be completed; $1,000 cubic yards OF mud
have already been excayated Finally, the Comms-
soneis have little doubt TINT lib raj supply ofe1eel'
lent wser will be available for delivery 10 tho city
during the ensuing Fall.
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CUPREME COURT-Ci.y aud Coqntly Of o III III

CUPREME COURT-Ci.y aud COUNTY oi s NeM,
- Ymk-PETER A. BROWN ssIns. GtoaHLc ?. 81 -
aud MARY hi. Wife IRA A. ALLEN. ard oh'Ic @ a, :.
81. Purslar aignsn; q ihe si g. a tu. 1855, vii
s-eis T,rm IN this seiion the IN DAY Oh .p.' r.,
sold public auction under The Direction - ~ rrRsDAY
BY A J. Bl-.cker Sen Co, Ascti.ne.i, On " n. NJ,
chsui. Exrhanre n n. CRY q Sew.foik 81 ,h, go
i pace parcel Of land Nth ts. PAIL H. , 81 New YORK
and d,sbeds .. Iow. to wit Bennns at p,iaa ~ ~.
.rly I'm. or id. OF Thirty seventh -'rest distant ,hi
III. s..., hr or side of Eishth one hunefri a M
y hree and i1r n, I'D rnnns tssTe ,t s.:ss let
A. .i-ht inoi..: ths nee Dorh-y parallel l" 81. & -, r.
ninety &c, ard line inche. 70 IT, street
sixteen et sh, irrh.s; thence sol;aeTly pNt ,.S
ninety shr feet aid niue ihc ns 20 3uvryei D.
II. sid G,or,e : Silt and Th,mAs Aud z * ~ os Of
NH nv NAV l 1856 aud Iec'Ti-i "a .. S
~ Rte ~ ,ls Civ OK County of New fTk ~ tee
day Il Msrch 1870 ia Ltsr 7c y = 10 poCp Rrcr.e
f'ft AMI lo'h 49,. ..,s.r.x ali2sw1w
WYLLYs Lrs,S. P;alplh's AiiofI.y
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of n: Ns y.

CUPREME COURT-City and County Oh NSw
= Yo-PERRY O. GARDINER sg1i ,no 9sc AZ sPEScER
fS.etors 1e Of wiEam cay dceeased yo.eph Thompson
Deborah Spencer Elizabeth IL Coy Mary G.; Gay scer'er
Spencer lila n Spencer Msry Spencer Conshs
William O. Sp.n,er-suumons for rehet-IS 'ne
above FAMED and esh Of them: You are hereby bb
i herewith served upon you and ~ serve copy o. III
70 The ,ad complaint The subscriber al Ia, ON =, o. TN ~
yice hreos exc,iye Of III. day q such 'eryr sia H.
the ssid complaint within the tine '
IN IN. ntloitt paf.t S.w Ycrs, March H. 10; ~,
GEO. BLISS, IT,, Plaintiff. Attorney ~ 20 - ,bs a. tk
Of the { ~ and County OF New.loS& April 10 ls2@ s
amid kxswW GEO BLISS, j., plaintiffs All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

TWO CENTS per pound paid for OLD NEWS
PAPERS every Description whole or torn large or small
Two Cents per round paid or Old Writing Books Of Kind
wha,ey.r Two Cents per pound paid for Old PaGphss Of 81
sorts sizes Two Cents per pound paid ior O'd no
apy ,or, whatever Half Cen. pound paid fo Oid fae
board and al ads of Waste Paper, BY j. CEAu NCEr
STOCKwELL, Agent for the Mohawk Paper hns NO. 9.
Anp-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

7 EAKY ROOFS! LEAKY ROOFS! LBAkf
i ROOFS REPAIRED, and warranted water tsht- CE-
MINT Furnished BY the barrel. JOSEPH DITTO CO.
General Office No 37s Broadway. cor. Whites,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby f'en ~ an 20.
sons having claims against WILLIAM SYMES late OF inc Sy
OF New.Yorh deceased 10 present The ssns VIII
rpn h u, CITY OF NewYoIs before the ,eyensrnn ny
"a April nex-Daed New York the hirtrsnm DAY OF oee1D
1857. IoI4 lnw6mWl ELIZAbEIn oilnS, 1
NEW-YORK SUPREMB COURTLClty ana
II clu,,s - NewYo,I- COLLINS and RACHAEL
COLLINS s,sn.t DAVID L. LArOUREITE and EMILY iits
LATOURETTE bis wife, EDWARD Wy MAY ana 49, IT,
nsm,: You are hereby summoned AID reqed TO snsws ns
complaint thi. action which was hled ~ 5s phs ~ M,b
fiks civ and County of NewYoTk the nth DAY o. fH
Is aud 10 rye copy 81 yor snswsr to the sd % CO..
the subscribers their efce NO oo ,h ,on
Of N.w.York within twenty day. after the service oil u ~
on you Of the day Of such :erv ana i n.
pntiH in his .ou will spply TO the Court ior the is' w.
msnded in the compaut-Datsd Nexiork March 20 iooS.
AZ l.w6wW GOODMAN 4 JESUP, Pautins Attfoeyt.
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T)ainis, Oils, %lass, &f.
miscellaneous.

II EAKY ROOFS made tight and painted with
i 4 the PATENT CEMENT ROOF PAINT. cent per square
foot warranted for three years. Apply at No rs Fuitont
haa1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

Byssy w. LrEns Auction sslesroom No . Nssssus;
VALUABLE CABINET u EHKSI II IEF1s made SH
~in sell BY suction on TUESDAY Apnl 10. and WEONEs-
DAY April a. AZ TO- o'clock each dsy, AZ No 500 Broadway
pos,e ltb.st the entire stock Of CABINET FUaNIrURE
tbs above establishment COMPUTING every article in
TIE ne elegant carved Suites rosewood Bedseed Sesres
ss Apoire Glaze Bookcases, Etssfes, Dressing Besns
Csns Tables fancy Chair mahogany Furniture black walnut
A. Sac without previous 10 alteration ofbe p-enses
GILBERT S.vAsE. A0o'inneer .
WILL CONTINUE the ASSIGNEE SALEoi
w HARDWARE at No. GO Liberys.. THIS DAY.
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ITyENTRAI. RAILROAD COMPANY Of NEW
u JTRsEY-NOTiCE u hereby eiy-n tbs n. ANNUAL
XTTTING ~ the STOCKHOLDERS of 'hs COMPANY fer
a.. FLFiTlOS Of NISH DIRE CTORS. 70 10 the
.n.eg viii he bell hc ofic- 81 TIRE Company - t. 4ab~ih
ron " J. "a MONDAY the 5dG Nay nsN, between the
hour 81 ~ = .ock a. sDd 2Gcoakp m
The Tsrs.r BooAs ~ tie Cmpa WI ," hos a tu 'ayr
x,,,nus 10 ,be eN r ce,i'r. ty n 80 nc Hosa'
EDlsit /, s. s. .t'b u VI " ~-'"A'N ''-''"S'
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Trs TsiuUAh ssu L. obsnsd il Toaosro CaaAaA 81 !"
,strgl pgt Me- I've docI, sssi VI ne 's0e ONE
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KTOTICE.-The undersigned, Receivers of the
IN BANK or MASSILLON Mas,l.on Ohio, pr,pared 70
psy DIVIDEED Of PER CENT the indebtedness OF .st
Rsrk Ia; edtos hereby notified present 70
sse ordersigned a. the Office Of GEORGE HARSH a: Mass
Lp Ofo c " 5cfre The Junr cAas for
voeh Z. vidsnd, or th'y will thereafter he barred
GEORGE ARSH,)
ISAAC = SEESs, Receivers.
April 1854 p C. HULL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

COMPANYTbe Annual Meeting OF StockhoIders iuf me
81 elton Of Trustees wi he held No. - Lagh st.. Oh the
FIRsr TUESDAY Of MAY NENF At 81 2.
X r. TRAIL Secretary.
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&c H.l.m.,, Ss,;St.ff,, PROPERTY
l.f. A 4

u l.s,hs i,.nins On On wrpNEsDAY April a 1853
To- Es.s:o,is e. as. ~S s.s@so.
skAhE "a LOTS % he eoFsh zoe o' ~
sne su a. Shav. ard s'nos on nO.t nois
k.spsps $50 feet tee f,t Ias, q BY 20 fe-' tn 'k
square, Lots ee - n,Ie, apse DO; ~"r apPs tes or
,.rs hntk veer "a set NV" .60D
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TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer.
IL lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Company steamship
HUNTSVILLE Capt. Robert Hsrde, viii leave Pier No ~
n r. on SATURDAY, April H. ct o'clock precisely
Pssssfe SIS with unsurpassed Accommodsious Freight
an per foot Insurance BALI Per cent effected u
onr oAier IppIy TO H. H. CROMWELL l. Co...
No. 90 Westst, corner Albany.
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rINIiE PARk BANk ELECllON.-An election
Tor 10 DIRECTORS this Bank for the ensuing y,a- al
a., INSPECTORS Of neat Election will be held at the B.uk
rg Hn,s No. BE kmsn st. on MONDAY May 1883 from
30 ? eJcock wNoIt April rs, 1913
IL 20 10 "a, os The Board CHARLES A. MACY Cashier
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n Nv -JEENE1 hN1LhOIfH T y. ''rnCIIly
~ Df1PHlA and the SOUTH and ~hSi y. ,Th1tl
tIl-hsl and Fypr-s iu.s KVe View Iofh a. eta - u
md sna M. "a Through gl.fr;sssd ~ ~.
ana ne Ne and N.sbinstoh 20 ,os q :
I'D 'nrIEt kaggsF, s.d ''GsI "a ts a. A'S
! " WCDpgISp sfrL1t Sag' N f-tdeh-
20 hLFFISs NJ NH 'tS.s' f'ft No'
-ttsA'J iittb - La IKE - re> q.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-02
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIi.
Ar AUGUSTA.

Al -AUGUATA
TNHE TWENTY-sEvENTH ANNUAL
J. COURSE OF LECTURES in this Insti-
tuition, will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
in November next.
FACULTY.
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy, G. M. Newton,
M. d.; Anatomy, H. F. Campbell, NJ. d.; Sur
gerry, /. A. Dugas, NJ. D.; Materia Medica, The
rapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence, ]. p. Gar
vim, M. D.; Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and Infants, j. A. Eve, NJ. D.; Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy, II. v. M. Miller, NJ. D. !;
Professor Of Medical Chemistry, Joseph Jones,
A. NJ, NJ d.; Institutes and Practice of Medi-
cine, l.. d. Ford, M. D.. Demonstration Of Ana
tony, Robert Campbell, M. d.; Assistant De-
monstrator, S. b. Simmons, NJ. D.; Prosecutor
of the Professor Of Surgery, II. w. d. Ford, M.
d.; Curator Of Museum, T. P. cleveland.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at
the City Hospital, and at Jackson Street Hospi-
tai. Ample opportunities will BIZ afforded for the
study of Practical Anatomy
Fees for the Entire Course. 5000
Matrcuation Ticket Ito be taken once. 500
For further particulars, apply to
/. P. GARVIN, Dean.
Augusta, Ga, Aug. IL, SO.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-02

TJ1H ANKFUL for their increase of patronage,
l. would Inform the citizens of Okolona and
vicinity, that they are receiving constantly ad-
dtions to their stock and their supplies shall
always be equal to the demana--having facili-
ties unsurpassed if equaIled' for furnishing
everything of he best qualities, and on the most
liberal terns--they confident that satisfaction
can be given, and would invite al-Plahters,
Physicians, aad families TO the above facts.
The articles are too numerous TO name but
suffice it TO say, that we keep everything that is
usually kept in Drug Stores of the South, CON
sisting of
Pure Drugs and Medicines
aints, Oils, Dye Stuils;
Window Glass, Putty;
Pain, and other Brushes
Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff;
Patient Medicines foraI ordinary diseases.
Oct 81 bill
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FURNITURE!!

HAVE ON hand fine stock of Cabinet Fur
L niture, which will sell at Mobile Prices,
for Cash, and for good paper, interest from date
of purchase Bedsteads from 50 to $50; Sofas,
Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Safes, Wardrobes,
Looking Glasses, Book Cases, Cdrpeting, Picture
Frames, Mattresses, Lounges, Centre and Crap
Tables, Pier Glasses, Candle Stands, Hat Stands
Trundle Beds, Towel Stands, &c, &c. lfyan
want bargains come and see. Alsu--Fisk's Rose
Weed Burial Cases, exclusively for Cash. All
sizes ON hand. w y; lfLEh.
Aberdeen, Commercial ST., July l. 42-y
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-02
Okolona Hale Academy.

TINHE eth Session Of this Institution will open
L on the 30th Of August, aud close the 9th
OF December.
Tuition So, S12, and SIG per session. Incl
dental fee 81 Tuition charged from the day OF
entrance. and due at the end of the session.
No deduction unless for sickness ofthree weeks.
Board can be obtained in the village ut sl0 per
month We trust that, from the length Of time
we have been engaged in teaching here, that our
characters as teachers are SO well known that we
need no better recommendation.
HARRINGTON & WILCOX.
Aug. u, 90. 5t
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Q. "A. SUGG,
BROKER, M o bile, A la.


ANY and all kinds Of Business executed with
promptness AMI despatch
N. B.-Particalar attention girea TO the setec-
ton of Music and Musical Instruments
MoeIlE. Ala, Ang, 18th 1895.
Fruits purchased aud shipped 10 parties III the
interior in quantities to sri purchasers and on
The best terms ana in the best manner.
Fisl--Presh or Picked. purchased, Including
Oysters, in like manner as in the preceding sec
ton
Con(ectionaries, toys. candies, sweet meats
Ice, &c, purchased and shipped in the best
manner and on The most favorable terms
Merchandise of all descriptions and In quaint,
lies TO suit purchasers, purchased and shipped
on favorable terms and in the most speedy man
her.
Groceries of all descriptions, including Liqu-
ors, purchased in quantities to suit purchasers
Oh the best terms, and shipped in the most ex'
peditious manner.
Consignments from the interior, OF eggs
chickens. turkeys, poltries, heeswsx' corn
wheat. peas, potatoes, slaves. handspikes, &C.
solicited and disposed Of to the best advantage
and in the most ready manner.
Stock, beef cattle, Hogs &C., received and
disposed of as in the preceding section MY
services are III the command OF all persons ar
irving here from the interior with Produce OF
MerchantaLle Articles, to be disposed OF by
cargo or otherwise.
Parties desiring supplies will please enclose
Check, Cash, or name some firm in this cit'
that will honor their bills on presentation
aug. &c, ,5s-Iy C. A. SUGG.
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2sTEs W.T. GOODS
s Spring and Summer,

Williams & Davden
WOULD respectfully inflrm their customers
w and the citizepsot' OAoiena aud surround
ing vaciniy generally, that they are daily reeeN-
lag and opening heir stick Of
SPRiNG AND SUMMER GOODS,
selected in the city Of New York, " the emporium
Of fashion consisting Of every variety of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Berege rich robes aqule,
Blytlere, figured and plain;
Lawns, Bayldere, figured fancy & plains
Heop Skirts--F French extension skirts, something
new;
Union ditto, crinohne skirts.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting in part, of gents fashionable checked
and striped suits, linnen and marseiles do, coats,
vests, hats, caps, boots, shoes, &c, all Of which
were selected with taste and Of latest styles
STAPLE GOODS:
The largest and best selected stock ever brought
to OAolona, which we will sell at low prices
GROCERIES:
A magnificent supply bought at head quarters,
and consisting in every thing you could name III
the grocery line, from bunch of Havana cigars
ND to a hogshed of sugar-all Of which we will
sell at unrivaled prices for CASH. Call and ex-
anime our stock
WILLIAMS q DARDEN.
April Is, 1868.
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FAIR NOTICE.

fNHOSE indebted to us are therefore requested
| to come forward and make immediate pay
ment Gentlemen, you have our resources and
You know we have been indulgent. But now we
must have MONEY to pay our debts therefore,
all those who will not come forward and pay,
whose liability is less than Fifty Dollars, will be
notified to attend at tie next Magistrates Court
aud larger sums win be sued on at the Circuit
Court Now let noone deceive himself; we WIKI
every man who owes us that reads this notice
viii feel thut it is specially addressed to him. and
when he hears il spoken OF, let him feel that 1t Is
an additional admoniti'n to 90 up and pay up
Then no one can say or feel that he has been sued
without being duly and amply notified Come,
pay your debts without cost or mnrinnrlng.
IL. l.. HILL d COZ
Okolona, March Is, 1858.