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$40 oA&s
Bk III diana, Mich. City.
BIZ Of EikhAft, Elkhart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, Franz lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Lina.
Parko Co. Bk Rockville.
Prairie City Bk, 7. Hauts
Mcrch. = Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
koutbsra Bk Of Iudian
State Blk and Branches. !.
Brookvilh Bank.
Farmers Bank, WsstEeld.
Bank Of Syracuse.
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HE RsP0RNERs Troy Times thus de-
lineates the reformers who attempted to over
come evil with good at the late Convention in
Utica.
The platform was in the main occupied by
the same birsute luminaries who shone so brill
hantly at Rutland. with a few new ones and a
greater proportion Of ladies. Hitchcock, the
President, was the founder Of a Fourier pha-
Ianx at the West, which ''humaxed' and left
him some three thousand dollars out of pock ct
rather unusual; Wright was once a leading
Fresbyterian clergyman of Boston, but now is
one OF the nOisiest and most rabid of infidels
Andrew Jackson Davis was once shoemaker
a. Poughkeepsie, as everybody knows, and
though they say he was poor artisan he would
u his work was measured by the standard of ac-
eOmplishnent, have made more by cudgeling
his Ispstone than his brains HeIleck, formerly
grocery keeper in Utica, has of late wears
oeen an ltInerating Psychologist and spiritual
Isl Chase, who proclaimed himself n bastard.
was laDorer OF some kind in Boston, progressed
u tue rank 0i respectable editor and re-
laPsed into the eOnductOrship Of a one-horse
spiritual sheet in State Of Ohio; Randolpb "a
eOIored man from Syracuse, who presents an
anomaly by upholding slavery and denouncing
aoolltiOnlsts; Julia Branch, the free lover OF
the concern, Is connected with Ed. UnderhiIl's 8
anifary establishmentin New York; Mary +.
JAWS n passable-lOoking woman, is the head
anu Drains OF the Andrew Jackson Davis house
no'u MRS. Brett is a female athlete from ST
Louis, whose ponderous style of swinging her
sentences must have been derived from constant
Rraeuce with good smoothing iron; Foster
PIllsbury, Plumb Newton and Others. almost
every reader knows by reputation.
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INSTRUCTION TO jury" If the jury be-
lleve, from the evidence, that the plaintiff and
defendant were partners in the grocery, and
that the plaintiff bought out the defendant,
and gave his note for the interest. and the de-
fendant paid for the note by delivering to the
plaintiff cow, which ne warranted - not
breachy," and the warranty was broken by
reason OF the breachiness of the cow and he
drove the cow back and rendered her to the
defendant, but the defendant refused to re-
celve her, and the plaintiff took her home again,
and put heavy yoke or poke upon her, to
prevent her from jumping the fence, and by
reason Of the yoke or poke broke her neck and
defendants interest in the grocery store was
worth any thing, the plaintiffs note was worth
less, and the cow was good for nothing, either
either for milk or beef, then the jury must find
out for themselves how they will decide the
case; for the court, if il understands itself and
it thinks it does, don't know how such case
should be decided
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MARSHAl.'S SALE.-In virtue of two wrIts of
lVI heri facias. issued from the Clerks Once 4
the Circuit court Of the District Of Columbia for
the county Of Washington and to me directed,
shall expose TO puic sale for CASH, front nf he
the 5th day of October. 1853, at IL O o'cocK IN all
samuel Bylngton and Richard Wallanh's right,
title, claim and interest in and to undivided hs II
OF Square northwest of Square No. cas- IN the city
OF Mashlngtnn, ID. c., together with all and SIN.
upon as tine property of Samuel Byinf ton and oh
ara Wslach. ana viii be sold to satisfy Judicials
mel ByIngton, and Richard Wallach, and John Van
ReswIek. Richard Walach and samuel Bylnston
and In favor OF William Van Reswiek.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
se lots for the District of Columbia.
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~ According 10 the Courier de Charleroi
the lessees of dancing saloons in Belgium COM
plain bitterly Of the falling of in their receipt,
occasioned by the extra space now occupied by
crinolines. An instrument, called the "Crino-
limetre," has consequently been adopted by
some of them. and persons whose crinolines
surpass fixed develment are charged an extra
admission fee. At a ball given at Mantigny,
IN Belgium, one female was measured and
charged an extra Is centimes another person,
OF an economic disposition, preferred reducing
her crlnollne by taking out two hoops.
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QRADY'S GALLERY,

QRADY'S GALLERY,
- $50 Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Orer Swsesy, Rittexhoxss, Faat r Co.'s
- Banking House.
MI BRADY begs respectfully to inform the pub
ic that In consequence of the very liberal patTonag
ne has 5ecelved since opening his PHI o T o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washington. he will
contrary to his original Intention keep ii open urns
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendance to execute Photographs and Ambroty pes
IN the hest possible manner.
III Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
The Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at this UaeIy (the largest In the wordD is open for
public inspection every day Sunday ceptedD from
n. 10 D w. ia eaSm
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WHY JUSTICE is REPRESENTED WITH SCALES
A lady once consulted DIR johnson ON the de.
gree Of turpitude to be attached TO her son 8
robb an orchard Madam, {" said Johnsoo,
sit all depends upon the weight of the bow, I
remember my schoOl mate, David GarrickZvbo
was always little fellow-robbing dozen or.
chards with impunity but the very irst time
climbed mp an apple tree-for was always
heavy boy-the bough broke with me, and Il
was called judgment suppose that is why
justice 10 represented with pair Of Scales :"
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=, ID Al the close Of the reign Of Napoleon I
tne total numoer OF members OF the Legion OF
Honor was SOO Great progress has been made
since then There are now Il 900 members
W The young man In New York named Ste.
pneas recently charged with seduction is now
up Tor p0isonin2 his wife The two sisters I,eIl
10 one OF whom ne Is said TO have I'M ade improp.
et proposals, are bis accusers. Not q famil =
MN sPPirentiy, by inelination this Mr.. Stephens
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sc Is Is

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ
lVE OF horl iacas Issued from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court OF the District or Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door Of said county, on THURSDAY,
the SOth day Of September 1883, at II O'Clock n the
folowny descrIbedprOperty to wit: All defendant 9
right utle claim. and interest in and to Lot No. 3
square No. 29. In the CITY OF Washington. ID. C.. to-
guther with sil and sir gular the improvements
thereon, lied and 'evIed uron as the property of
No. ~. to May term. 1858. in favor Of MOrseli &
kimbe. w SELDEN
se6-dts Marshal for the DIstrictOf Columbia.
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TEETH.

INl. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patent ee
OF the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends per
sopally st his Off in this city. @
Many persons can wear these Teeth vhoSS1rO
who cannot wear these. ~
Persons calling at my office can he accommodated
with any stye ana prlce OF Teeth they may desire I;
cleanest, strongest, most perfect denture that's
art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted. -
Rooms IN this city. Sc Penn. avenue, between 9Th
aud 10Th streets Also 81 rch street, Phadep phia.
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E'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
less than 10 miles from Washins ton, under good
cultivation and having an orchard Of $40 trees OF
neofaT,nes p.ars auepcst rngath 80
grapes, curranis. strawberries, c.-the same hay-
Tug good dwelling containing nine rooms, with
cellar, &c will be sold reasonable terms or ex-
Changed Tor city property. There 10 z good barn
and stabling on the premises, good water at tie
door, anu numerous never failing springs. About
~ acres are IN wood consisting Of osk, hickory and
chestnut The stock and crops maJ he assd if
desired. For further particulars inauIre of JAS \
SCAGGS 7tb street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, Esq,
18th street. between G and ID streets.
iy Is 2awtf
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WHAT Is THE NATTER /!

great rush has taken place at the Store Of Capt.
J. 7. LEVY, No. <64 Seventh street, opposite the
Patent Once. Extra hands had 10 be employ ed to
supply has customers with the fresh sonsls nment Of
the folio virg merchandise just received by the M
m rous vessels that have just arrived:
Sugars az 9, 9, 10, u, q IS, and IL cents per pound
Cohees from IL 20 20 cents do.
Teas from S3c. 10 81 Is do.
Rice, Flour. Chocolate, Broms, Cocoa.
Cheese, Lard. Canvas Hams, Country cured do
Shoulders, Mackere Goldfish, Herrines,
Salt and Smoked Herrngs, Sardnes
Pine apple Cheese, Catsups Picksls, Wood ware. .
Old Wreck and other fine whiskies
Wines, Brandies, Hol and Gin,
Corolals, kngurh Porter anu scotch Ale,
Havana SegaIs, and numerous Other articles lust
recslved and for sale TO the trade and cty tom
ers. at reduced prices, 20 make quick returns.
All orders promptly attended 10. First come hrst
served None better In the city. Come whlls they
aIe low Winter and the war with Paraguay and
Mexioo will cause heavy rise IN the prices. Now
is the time. 20 le I'm
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HERMAN BLAU.
IL UPHO ISTEP EP


No. S4 G. street. near Treasury Department.
IN gratefully acknowledging the liberal patrolage
which has heretofore been bestowed upon his efforts
10 please bis patrons, begs leave to inform the ctI-
Gems OF Washington and u so Igelown that he is
nov prepared to execute wit nea.ness and dispa CHI
All oraeIs IN his line of busness; such the sew
InE, Fitting, and Lay ng Down of new Carpets.
and the Laying ID ,wn of old Carpets the Hang ng
OF Curtains; the Covering of Lounges, Sofas, O ;
the Manufacture or Renovation of Mattresses
Pillows. Cushions, &o
Mr. BLAg would also call especial attention to hi s
Patsnted Carpet Stretcher, which enables him to
put down Carpets with unprecedented smoothness
sno rapldlty. Sc 5-SSTlm<
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DUBLIC SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSE
: WOOD CHIcKERING PIANO FoRrEs. ExcsLLENI
nU6NTuRE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECrs-pn ri
pan MORNING, October LIST, at ten n'ciock az
the residence of John w. Allen. Esq on the west
sias sue Oh l4th street, between and g streets. we
shal sell all the Furniture and Effects compris
Superior Rosewood Carved seven octave Piano
-, Forte, by Chick ering.
Cloth Cover and Stool for do.
hanosHme Ornamented ilt-frame Mirror with slab
Mahogany rench Sofas. Rockers, Arm and Parlor
Chairs, ~
Rosewood brocatelie- covered Arm Chairs,
walnut w hatnots, Plush Rockers,
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
beautiful Engravlngs, Quartette Tables,
Marble e-top Hall Table, Hat Rack, Barometer,
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
, Do. and Venetian Stair Carpets Oilcloth,
EXTENSION Dining Table, refrigerator,
solid Oak Dining Chsirs, Chna Press
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery
Mahogany Elizabethan ard Cottage Bedsteads.
pressing and PLAIN Bureaus, Washstands,
Enameied Cottage Set. Wardrobss,
Lounge. Cane seat Chairs, Shades,
Excellent Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Holsters and Pillows. Toilet Sets
Large Franklin, Alright and otL or Stoves
large Hal Stove and Pipe,
Cooking Stove and Fixtures,
Toseth:r with general assortment of Kitchen e.
Qulsites.
Terms S3n and under, cash; over that sum. a
credit Of q" and 81 days, for satisfactorily endos ID
Sc - Il J. q. MCGUIRE AZ co aucts
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NEW MUSICAL REPosTToRY
PIANO FORTE, HARP, a MUSICAL
HAREROOMS.
Pref. a.. T. DE CENIEI
DEALER IN ALL KIxns ox


NJ L SlCAL NERO HANDlsE
and Sole Agent for Washing ton and the Ds,r,o, os
CoumUIs for Steinvay d Sons CelebrstsS W
q O L. ID NJ EDAL PLANO FORTEs-
Prof. c. T. DE CGNIEL having bean induo.d ~,
enter into the business Of Musical MerchsLdlse N
ms CITY, begs 10 inform the musical publio al.
Warrington, Georgetown, Alexsndrla knd th.Sr
sunOuh0tns districts, that he 10 now prepared 10
furnish parties with every thing IN the MusIo line
ON the most reasonable terms. He has made ne
very best and choicest selection of the osI
sssoIlment Of turOpeau and Amerloan sHEET
MIslC, IN endless variety, and is dstermILed 70
keep The largest and best collection Of Music In the
CITY that can be found anywhere, for which ne ar
hestly and respectfully sOlcIIs q share OF pubIlo
patronage. In sdditIOn TO which ne hss ana nfgsrs
for sale and for rent. a large number of PIANOS
HARPS, GUITARS, and MELODIUMs. smons
which he introduces into this city
STKINwAY a Sons
CELEBRAUED GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
brand aud square. 6hs. ek, 7, and ~ octave they
being the only Pianos souE NJ for ana purchaSed
Dy IN preference to many Others for beau
y of hnIsh and duTabiltty-pOtce TfEl bTiianI sra
rdfe, smooth, .idSfic. and Of the best RspestInF
POWers, &c. Can c0nsclentlOusly recommend fine
sane 10 the notice and patronage Of those m vspt
dSHPsfIOt hSTnnieHf, Al prices that cannot fail TO
u1actured IN the United states. Sold al manufac-
turers prices, adding of trans portAtlon onl,
0ld Fianos taken IN part pay msnt for new ones
sL,iitIR LuiistIRs. tsn.s. &c Inaed snd Repaired BY q
Harp, Guitar, Violin, aId Banjo Strings, OF the
best guallty, always on hand.
UJ~Auy Quantity of Music purchAsed at these
waferooms vill be bound at any time in the neafest
All orders promptly attended to- and Music sent
ps mAil Tree OF postage, BY sddTssslns
corner ofIlth street ana Pa. avenue,
Nas m ~
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln yirtue of 3 wr,,. of
nerl iacias issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, at u O'Clock
m, on ERlDAf. the 18th day Of October next
iS5S the following described Property, to wit: All
deIendants night. title claim and interest in and TO
Part OF Lot No 5, In Square No. 7a2 beginning at a
polnt on Sd street east 50 feet from the
west corner said lot. and running thenoe north 20
loet lhch and east with that idth to four foot
private alley at the OF said lot tog er with nj
anH slnguaI the improvements thereon. In the CITY
OF washington d. o., seized and levied upon as the
property OF iclIard M A. Fenwjck, and will he
SOD to satisfy gudiclas Nos. SD, 252 and SIS, to
October term, u 81. In favor of William WaIace
Columbus Alexander, and John Van Resw.cS.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
se A Is Tor the District of Coumt4r
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Musical Instruction.
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONm
PRO BONO PUBLIco MUSIC \.

The Art of Teaching Music; a practical ,n.,ho.
ior successfully imparting q THoRoUeU MrsfcsS
EDUCATION, " hlch gives the sum and substnnoe ~
everything necessary TO be known TO eleynfs snd
estaDlsn the CHARACTER and QuALIFIcAT TIoNs of
Eb bRY MUSIC IFlcHER by Prof.. DE Cpulel Cali
ana get copy ct Messrs BLANCHARD Mo
husS AZ Store, corner Ilth street and Pa. avenue.
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SCHOOL BOOKs-sCHOoL BOOKS.

A general and complete assortment of School
Books and Stationery Tor pubis aud private schools
u the Northern Liberties cheap Bookstore, S7 fth
sreet, theve the Northern Market. ~ a-lms
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A EARN IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA..
n FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR I'M
PROVED CITY PROPER RrN-A of s ffx

PROVED CITY PROPERrYWA Farm of III,
tanoe from Alexandria, and miles from George
town, adjoining j the lands Of Mr.. Themas Clark.
B: Hardin. Esq. The Farm is divided into fslds.
with water IN each field hne orchard. and house
kitchen, stable, and all necessary out-buildnss m
good order, now In the occupancy of f. Yulee. Esq
who VIII show the property and give information
ectmg the sale. Information csn also be mad
from w. ID. Wallach, Esq.,, Edi'Or Of the star.
Possession given on the LIST Of January. 1855.
Jel5lawtf ID. WELLS,
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SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION,
Prof DE CCBNiEL ID still IN washinFton and
wishes to intimate TO the musical pubic thar ~
he rs prepared 10 receive a limited number off1l$
special pupils, advanced in music. TO " hom he >1x
Will give thorough and complete aoade mi sal
course OF instruction rsrely met with the Harp.
flanotorte, Guitar, Singing, and Organ.
VII also give regular course of instruction
tconhdentlslyD in the true Art Of Teaching Music,
to qualify for the profession.
Terms made known on application az the new
Musical Repository, the corner efllth street and
Penn. avenue. see-lmf
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Auction Sales.

RAltdFF'S SALE BY virtue of An ordsr M
- dIstran from Columbus Alexander arainsf ms
goods and ehattels OF William Il. Dove, Tor the oc
cupant OF Lots numbered IS, IL and IS, m 80 ,are
numbered lC9 for rent due and in arrsars and 10 me
dlrested. have seized and taken property of saId
Dove, TO wit: Platform Scale, 1 Goal Sersen-
Ghairs, and Writing Desk and property OF Jnhr
wilson, To wit: lot Anthracite Coal; AMI hare
sy give notice thar shall proceed to sell sald goods
ana chaites, so selzed and taken, on the premises
SITUATED as si, resaid, being ON Penhsy lvapia aye
hue, West of The war Department, on SATIIR-
IA ,Ihe 20 aay ofOcfober, 1853, at the hour of Is
m. TO pay and satisfy rent due ia arrears for Vii
T-rms cash. ...
Sc % Steo" CHAS. KEMREJ Ra,l;F
By A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.
DIANO FORTE. HOUSEHOI.DS SNnKITcH.
Nm FUkNiT RE AT AUcTIoN-O On Thurs
DAl the Jth instant. shall SELL at the res Jsnca
OF ev. Dr. Teas inle. No 40 18th street nsxt Io
the oorRer OF street, at 10 Oc1ck n., an excel
lent aSsortment OF Furniture. viz:
rine Rosewood Piano Forte, ia octayes, made by
-. II. GEbert d Co Boston,
Piano tiOver and Stool,
Fine Gilt frame French Plate Mirror and Marble.
Mahossny Sofa lounge, and ParIor Chairs and Cen
Walnut Whatnot. Bureaus, Bsdstsads and Rxten-
Hat Rack, Warlrobes. wash.tands, and Toilet
Fine Marbls-top Painted Cottage Chamber Set,
Cnanuellers and Gas Burners,
Oliclo.h, Carpets and Mattins,
Clock, Chlna. 6lass and CrOckery Ware
Cooking and other Stoves,
One excellent Paror Heater,
Terms cash.
Sc 24-d A GREEN a,.x
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NaRSHAL'S SAIE.-In virtue of wnts of fia
I'VE ~ tacIas issued from the Clerks ONCE of tha
Circuit ourt of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington and to me directed, I shall
expose 10 public sale, Tor sH, front of he Court
house door OF said county, on FRIDAY, the sth
day OF October, o53. at IL O'Clock M. ali defendants
Ilght title, claim aud interest IN and To Lots Nos
q. - ~ and 81, OF Drnrv's subdivision of Square
No. A9 IN the city Of Washington. ID. e., together
with gil and sing ular the improvements thereon,
seized and Ievied upon as The property of John H.
Dru,y and will be sold TO sarsiy Jud cals Nos 2s4
S and G7, To October term, 1855, In favor Of rors
l., and l.. Sangs gston, W. H. Harrison use Of George
K. and L.. Sang Eston and Seldsn, vithers & Co.
w. SEiDEN, Marshal
i5ts for the District IT CoIumhia
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BOYS BOYS ss6ifs s8hsiao oFcADRr GREY
foh VAIL. STEPHENS a CO.,
se7-solm No. 50 Pa. av., bet, stk and lote sta,
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By J. C. McsUIRE.& CO., Auctionsers.

SALE OF THREE SMALL
AND NALuABLE SQUAREs OF GRoUND.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October SIN ar FIVE
O'Clock. at the An ton Rooms, we shall sell to ihe
hlshest Dldders the following very valuable Real
Estate IN Washington:
square NO S7, froGtlng respectively on Vermont
avenue north street, and 18th street west, and
containing 81, ,760 squa a fact. ~
Square No. Ss4. froRtIng on Vermont avenue
norm street and nth street west, and containing
III As square feet,
These two squa es are handsomely located I'm the
north paTt Of the Second Ward, which Is rapidly i'm
proving IN that direction. ~
Also, Square No. G21, fronting respectively on
Nov JeT.ey avenue, north r street, and list street
west, IN the immediate vicinity OF the Railroad
Depot. ana Contains S.1S5 square feet of ground.
Titles perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in C, II and
~ months with interest, secured by deed III trust
Oh the premises.
se2l-,od j. q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
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CARD.
IA. r. LITTLE, Professor OF Music, having
resumed the duties of his profession, will de- Snls
vote himself entirely TO the instruction of pu l3$
pis in Vocal and Instrumental MuGc. $yZX
TERMS 10 Be Paid ta Adpanes,
Piano. Guitar Singing, Violin, Flute a O. es oh per
quarter of "a lessons. -. -. - AID ~
Organ, and thorough Bass IN connection, per
Vocal Glasses.
Glasses Of pupils, each per quarter - 10 On
Glasses of 10 pupils, each per Quarter. 7 o.
asses Of ~ pupils eacn per quarter - S 20
liz Resldence AZ DIR. Hunt A. $40 Penn Avenue
between atE and 10Th ttraots se S-eolms
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/. Q. c. LAMAR. C.H. MOTT. J.L.AUTRY,
I AMAR, MOTT Il AUTRY,
IL ATTORNEYS-ATLA
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
Will practice In the High Court of Errors and Ap-
peals at Jackson. the Federal Court at Pontotoc,
the Courts Of the Seventh judicial District OF Mis-
sissIpp, and will attend 10 the Collection of Claims
throughout North Mississippi Sc i3-tf
IN AMBROTYPES
L AIKEN At SANDS GALLERY cannot be
surpassed by any tab en- IN the city. They are FIN
Ished that there pos iGlify Of their fading
have al ways on hand q fine selection of sncy
Cases. Ambroty pes 81 cents and upwards.
ROBERT SANDS,
Pa. avenue, between Sth and 9th streets,
SEQ opposite Centre Market.