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DIED.,

In STANTON Va, the 10Th nst HARRIET FORREST
IN the eighth Of her daagher " SANEL FORRzr
ser navy formerly or resident Of this city
On hs morning instant a insss Captain
LAFAYETTE BDfER WOOD ofIh eighth regiment Of infantry
His brother officers and friends requested his
this day "Wednesday, residence
street between and streets.
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middle aged who ~ csnversant with and speaks
the English French Spanish and tain languages well edneaed
active Of good morals acquainted with maritime affairs has
merchant and Wishes particularly
tho American diplomats and tourists bound ~ the
who need nterpre
ter courier confidential travelling clerk He furnish tho
unextepunnabe references for qualification from distn
persons highest standing Washington and Alabama
Address e., Box No, Is, Mobile Ala, or care o. the Hon
I. Sep Colin
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OBLIGATION.
PaoFEssoR MAcLEoD's SCHOOL AND


l.
500 n snut, C5sfpen liza and l2aLl
riIE skEr BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL TOR Young LADIES
open enjoying tls CONSTANT teaehisg ladies II
experience abt the upsryon o. the principal his
lessons and lectures occupying Eve hours % every day
MsiC on THE HARP, FfANo, AND GUITAR
augA BY ladies the family far moderate than The
usual charges Of equally competent professors
No scsA Al Ihs United better ticle hr ue ae
qtoa ot the Ercneh language Prof las charge q TIM
department
LITERARY lE1-rl Rhs 10 LADIES
popular course study
standard literature, accompanied BY copeus thr
aahors THIS lectures delivered Mondays Wei
neays Frlays Al oeock comprise VI the
ennent writers from The u charcer the
PRIVATE CLASSES IN EOcUrIoS
compliance with repeated glasses
process organization who wish the
pilAhment graceful reading
gentlemen general
lnaaton aratory the pulpit
assemblies including The whole culture
READING CIRCLES
gentlemen established
month, % "a dinasiug a for eiocuon
For details circulars.
Oct 0-1n3taw Lintel.l
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GALE OF vALuABLE COTTON PLANTATIoNs

~
~ AND HOODED STOCK FL will sell terms
several valuable cotton pntatnns Dallas Counties
Alabama, all OF which a high
Ao, smal tracts OF from hundred
drcd each, portions every
Possession Will be given the purchasers tho LIST
next.
These lands all sema Rivers
railroad and equal fertility any land In the world
improved
Of Land adjoining including i'm.
proved and conveniently situated private
attached them
The adjoining selma, of7eacres win be Lard on
two, and one half fronting upon
broadt This viii enable purchasers purchase
gardens, large small lots, as they may desire.
viii also sell sixty head Of acing stock
OF the best blood which stations
mares hiies and eolts also the celebrated stallion Brown
the best horse in the South
The above stock sl be exhibited for sale ou;son
cry, Ala, III November f6s
Persons Wishing purchase will find to thcr
and Immediately.
Any debts liabilities Of the Col Thornton GoLfsby via be
received for the purchase property
George Gosbyt viii show this property may
purchase.
For information refer Byrd Morgan selma and 10
Messrs Brooks Garrett OF Marion.
tins property shall disposed private sale
will together with personal properly
sold auction to the highest bidder city
day OF january
BEN EDWARDS GREY, Trusee se
SELMA, ALA, Sept IL 1855 Sep 2S-2m
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The BgAuTIFuL PAINTINGS AND EsGRAyrGs at Philips
Fine Art Gallery render that delightful place OF resort
for the lovers of art we'll literature fine copy Of
Winterhalters Fornde attracts much attention. and is
indeed an exquisite production.
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Of course being made for che additional story inspensa
BILE f0f police purposes This be paid BY the
city without extraordinary effort the Of the
markets themselves aDring the 10 great
tent with which 20 Hquidafe it, The Income from the
centre market Is near sIf 600 and BY energy aud
good management could be made considerably hIger.
by setting these apart, 10 be devoted nvioaby to the
purpose, your committee Of opinion that present
no ether financial recourse win be necessary advisable
We have thus presented ID il possible 10 do within
the scope of written report fall and precise idea OF
our plan for new centre market house. combining,
think, the clements II economy and pactcahiiity by
commencing with this plan &C the point first ited near
9th street, and completing the section extending leth
street, the necessity OF removing all the old market
buildings at time and the consequent great public
Inconvenience which would follow, will be avoided.
With the completion aud occupancy OF the first
tion Of the market would follow the abandonment
and demolition Of portion of the DID, and on In regu-
lar progression, until the whole would be removed
Your committee do not propose into the ques-
lions connected with the legal ownership the ground
which the present market is situated further than
express the confidence that II will eventually and assured
y become the usputed property OF the city TO be dis
posed OF in best calculated TO subserve its gen
era interests Without taking into consideration the
legal rights which have acquired by than half
has been too often manifested in behalf entertain
doubt the subject.
We report Joint resolution nsructing the proper com
mittee to give attention the at the next meet
ing Of Congress And inaccorance with the leave given
under the resolution by virtue Of which acting
we also respectfully report bill for the erection Of
centre market house
JOSEPH r. BROWN, O. s. JONES.
4. VAN RYSWICK, CEAS. WILSON.
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Music ron rsE MrrLroS The Marine Band have ceased
their open air free concerts in the Capitol Grounds and at
the Presidents for the but there Is 10 hack Of
music for all who inclined 10 the concord Of sweet
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II 0NGFELLows NEW PoEAI. coartshi

IT 0NGFELLOW'S NEW P0EM--The Courtship
Of Miles, sandsh and other poems BY Henry wasworh Long
tdlow Price rs 5. " " .'+'
EFnesun the Hsarta Longing by AIeth. Price 81
Hunion Hundred Years Ago. Prizes .s
Practical Guhle English by Stevens Price 81
In and Around Samboul by Thnrnby ST. IS.
Payson and Dunton's Book keeping 70
Mich Cows and Dairy Farming. 81 %. ......
Ny Iiy Ludlow by Mrs. Gaskel Charlotte
Bonte, = Mary Barton, ctr, Price cent.
Tales from maekwuod, LIST and al series volumes
The Adventures OF Mr. Nerdn Green; By
with illustrations By the author. Price 81 25.
Letters left Al The Pastry Gooksbeg Canesne Correspond
between Kitty Clover school, ind her "ar
edited by Horace Mas hew illustrated. 20 cent?
Laomis's Natural Philosophy. Price 81. ....
Bessie Melville Prayer Bnok
sequel tD ''rhe Little Epi-eopaian.H Price rs
ThnkfnessA Narrative, comprising passages
the Rev Allan Temple, 1 volume. Price rs cents.
inst received and for sale at TAYLOR & MAERYS,
Oct II IIntcll avenue.
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LADIES Fam. The ladies of st. Dompicks church
are holding fair this week at Island Hail. of vir-
gina avenue and Sixth street This fair il got up for
common .be object, and deserves patronage.
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MADAME CoLsoS accompanied by the Srakosch concert
troupe is expected 10 be here next week. and will sing
in Philharmonic Hall. The day is not definitely fixed
but VIII be duly announced.
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Ion RENT.--A large and first-class dwelling
with al the modern improvements, w,h three
butng for either furnished unfurished having
stablng carrage-house, servants &e
Louisnna CITY Iale eligible
position ia the city
For trims Apply address Fisher, esq C. scCaira
Co = auction vtore Washington, D. G. Oct 2l-du
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OFFICIAL.


DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, October isy 1858.
Information has dopartmr Squire
Cotrell ess, the United age dol
Noe OF the death Bueheda, the 18th Benjamin
Mooney, citizen Of the United Stats.
aO-8iT
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LILLE COZ IIMRIAN nnI 1 El.E Nashi,,1rtnn n @,

rINIIE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID, c.
The session Of this institution will We,nes
day. oniy ninth (aS september Applicants for admission
will be examined the Monday and Tuesday before the opening Of
the session. .aE. -
Preparatory Department Of the Columbian College will
Wednesday, the eighth (sth % September
Apply to j. q. BINNEY, President.
1s--3tawtlstNov
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A SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
IA that shall ll continue the piano, mnsie,
truInsh business the usual combs Mleon Hail.
opposite old In hope my
old place with LARGE where,
lies and fresh hope merit
Pianos for sale, rent, exchange &c, usual
JOHN " ELLIS
No. 500 Penn avenue between and 10th streets
Sept lid ..s. --.... E
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VISITORS TO wAsHINGroN win lind At Philip

VISITORS To WASHINGTON win find at Philips
book and stationery all the elements Of arst CLASS
taDshmant The stock repee with novelty Includes choice
lection OF standard and other American and English stationery
(the qualities usually asi
connected with the In additions there hneart gallery
the the containing varied collection Of OIL paintings
drawings photographs autographs and
wings the inspection Of which respectfully invited.
Visiting cards engraved and printed expediiuasly.
Daily parcels received from tho northern cities.
Weekly pareea from Falrape.
All the French novels medical
publication. FRANKLIN PHILIP,
.E.uaa Baokseller and Statoner
nayenu and IOth
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VEANON GROVE; or, Hearts as they Are a
iss-e and zls~ns W prannsut .sahsra
A1'noeis kssAny bouH n Pfce 81 Fres ~ mail o. 10
kasaa fsvm cresqas " Souasra Literary seaeaga
me aasnases Of Vernon writer's u.
e"airS ana s.s ns.si ~ IN judgments hs piaesf 81
~ ally m me pages fthe literary Messenger, WHARF, 10
hss BEEN brought Qua oa noh noah has excited
admiration IN aw AasFsan been nntaa
aaa CORRECT ra1hos qualify wrer command, ss
possesses TIC kes Nih The Of sympathetic
ho selhs e De sharnns e cray ihoss reoi
w .ay moislure Ealerias about @ eye ms nsb.an
ass iaa aass ne ssaasF t.sk iiAn the similar
regretted that Vernon GROVE which u r befre ne apper
nse q ss. hocks wst knnwA arad before
eousrnaLte he Publishers having STIRRING
ussss works o. n1n which the eeaa.r ha. 20 psoaeed
oa-' saa Penn av, Oatwseo oh aud 10Th ata
DIAPER DOLLS PAPER DoLIs!- large as
sesssa, and several new patterns Just rsesyed and
tes sale by BLANCHARD A0HUN,
oa eOrnor Of 1lth street and Penn avenue
BEAUTIES OF RUsKIN.--The True and the
s works JOHN a l1 a aaa e Esa sfsss IRON
With notice Of tha autor BY Mrs l. rutn 81 IS Free By
Lay Garden; Intended a. gsnerai guide IN choosing
re acres n esta VIM rarso o y sa ~ s y
BY Edward Kemp landscape gardener Reprinted
with plans seeona aud sketches of dsa and garden
o6Jrts. Price 81 Free BY mail, 81 SO.
FRANKLIN rHnP, Bookseisr,
ovt ~ S32 Penn. bet 9th and i0th
A LMANACH DE la CoUR, DE la WILLIE, EFT
IN vdes Drparenlsuts, pour 1855 Paris. 81
Anaaare DIouanqae De PEmpre Fransas 1855 Paris
81 Is.
Soblesse France ct souveruiues de rE
Faris, 1858. OIL so.
Dunnars dies synuu5mss de Languo FRANCHISE.
PaFs, 1888. - 50.
pelestrA nnuaire de Ia Photographic. Part., ISIS 81 25
Heealrii-ihseare dlllis, with map. Paris oI cents
Hlctlque Nivale. Paris 81 ..a.
ORGANISATION da Personnel E4upages Flote Paris
81
hterrur hes Fupages la Tlottc
81 ..7e ..r..
FRASCK TAYLOR La
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1Hk FUNERAL Of Mrs Maher attended yesterday at
ternoon by large number Of sympathizng friends She
long jealous and friend Of the FrnnkIin Fire
Company and during the procession the flag OF the com
pany displayed at half mast and the bell olied
in respect to her memory
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n OSr SCRIP.--Notice Is hereby given that in the
IL month of May, d. 1857 following reyola-
bounty land the
Iowa City in the State Of Iowa. and Fort Dodge tho
10
Mos 5la, bt3 and 54, each for 49, acres
93t u 1854, Iyesay
under the aet Of Congress Of 3ls D. 1851
Virginia exchange military No 2s4 for ~ ares ued
for The services Francis Virginia state
navy IN the Of the revelation
Each q which assigned blank tie property Of tho
Undersigned
Acaveut has been entered in the General Office prevent
the issuing OF patent made with said scrip
thereof intend apply duplicates SHINE unless hoy
found before such application
COOK, SARGENT, n powNEY.
Iowa Cry, IOWA sept. y, 1853 sept 15--lnv6ws
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mo DIprOMATs AND TOURISTS. adyer

Two LET--Furnished rooms TO let at 49, 18th
4 Etrsct. between and n. f2--dtf
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WkSu,xarsx 0finbc-

Il NIIEU oIAIEAo FATENT UFFIUE,
~ WASHINGTON, October ., 1858,
ON THE PETITION of Eeazcr Carver Brdrewaar
sctts, praying for the patent granted Inn
9TH Of hnuary, 1915, for Improvement
from the of patent which plnce
the fourth day Of january, 1s5g--
II h osred that the petition beard
Monday the 37 of December o'clock per-
noaed and show any they have why
snd petition ought lot " be granted.
opposing the required Gle the
Office their objections, specially birth writing, twenty
days bere the day hearing all testnny il by either party
hs used at thn said hearing be taken and nnsmt accord
with the rules the occ which will DO furnished appEc
ZION. saafl
rbe testimony the will be closed tho eh &C ncceuF
r6e upon testimony be
10 Office before morning day arguments IL
any within ten days thereafter.
Orefc also, this he published IN NE Union, Washing
g. and fsl, Boston Mass week three weeks
e a 81 sF pabias he At sixty days bere tho 2zth
VI pceemher next, tho day Of hcaring
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner Of Patents.
aEtos &C the above papers viii please copy, ami their
bills % the Patent Office, with paper containing this notce
Oct 6--iawJw
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ByJAs. G. MoGUrRE 4 Co, auctions
Register,s Oniee. octoher hi, 1855

O<SOs1SH HF'07-
THO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERNING il
retailers ~
rrnonted laoF Wines eornl dry goods,
hardware, medicines, perfunery weiry lumber,
Wood COAL commission mcrehan aso keepers of hackney
carriages billiard tables, eonfe-
tley, for penG brass,
copper expire Monday day
that said Gcenses this Office within days
utter that time, WILLIAM MORGAN,
l3--dtNoyI Register,
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WTALKDENS AND CO0PER'S sUPERFINE
w wriung Ink, imported feom London u boses BY
Oct 70 RakNCK TAYLOR
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MORE NEW GOODS FOR GEN FLEMEN--P.
vi STEER, merchant tailor No street. having
just returned from New York with rge addition
goods of quality and the styles
toners aid all others call and
on having their orders led tn the best prices
Oct g-aaw3~n
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TAX PAYERs should remember that II their taxes are
paid before the first Of November they viii save five per
cent ON tho several amounts As there is always rush
ut the Office during the last few days. citizens will
consult their convenience by walking up to the col
lectors office and settling without delay
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EsrrrA's BssD seems almost ubiquitous They were
out with the Presidents Mounted Guard yesterday
they were with fire company which raraied at the
same time they at the theatre st evening they
at the ir the island the tune and they
serenaded the President and Secretary Of War, &c
Whether they ut any other places during this time
We know not but only say that Espata had forty
musicians engaged yesterday in various places pas
Espaa
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AorDESr Yesterday afternoon horse became fright
ened on the avenue, and up far as Fourteenth
street with buggy. In his progress he against
lady by the name Of Turner resiling d street. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets knocking her
down and brusng here severely but is believed that
no bones broken. Mrs IT, had child in her arms,
which fortunately escaped uninjure,
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sounds, may be proved BY the number Of Italians
whe are daily engaged at their rotary cranks srounsd
BY crowds Of admrng urchias, watching the monkeys
FRANKS 30 say nothing Of tho nightly given
the lager beer saloons BY enterpriing German fellow
citizens, where the music and lager may be had Cor only
one dime and either Is supposed TO be worth than
the money Well II Madame Gassier viii not come 10
Washington, we ean survive the disappointment
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A LII THE NEW BOOKS OF TIE DAY re-.
n ceived by TAYLOR NAURY Immediately uou publication
and r sale IN Washington al the pubshers prices
Book and Stationery Store
ptA No. 334 Penn. avenue near 9th street
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rNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
il or NEW YORK
Net February T. 1sia Secured in state
bonds and mortgages of aIst class
FredcrckS Winston. president Abbott secretary
" Garnett M D., examining physicfan Ninth street
Pamphlets further information may the oacc Of
CHARLES DE SE1DEN, Agent,
JtBe 22-dSus seventh street.
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DR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST-0ffce and resi-
removed the Willard Hotel opposite the
Grd the Treasury and tho Of Pennsylvania and
18th street.
O.t T-3mdA
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MY LADY LUDLOW--A New Novel by Mrs.
WI GIske, author sLary Barton Cottage &c.
Price II Il centt
Elements Of Natural Philosophy, designed for
schools by Elias Loom LIZ D., with ib0 Illustrations. For sale
PHILIPS, Bookseller
Oct IT 332 Pennsyivan avenue between 9th 10th
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-23

Having sold out myjntcrest in the Furniture
business to T. Garrison. l cordial bespeak for
him liberal Ond continued patronage from all
my friends aud ormcr customers.
feb27tf T. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-23
THOMAS RYAN,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
&

THANKFUL for past favors, would rpost re-
Il spectiullY inform the citizens Of Claiborne
county and the public generally. that he still
continues the above business. aud keeps constant
~ on hand choice material of every description.
and is prepared TO manufacture. at short notice,
every description % gentleinen's
Boots and shoes,
Of the latest style, best .ualiiy and neatesi work
nanship.
Those who have not favored him with their
custom heretofore. would do we'll 20 give him a
trial. all his lormeTc stOmers are we'll pleased
with the quality and price Of the work he mar
nfactuTes.
Since being burnt out at bis old stand his shop
is removed to No 3 Stamps Row. Main street,
where he will be happy to receive customer. and
iill al orders with punctuality an! Dispatch
Ills work v i speak for itself all Of v hich will
be warranted
Having a full set Of good iourneymen, he is
prepared to execute all orders punctually.
June 8, 1881. civ
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UMDSRYAZ8gg.
NAV FIRM.

THE undersigned ouldrespectfully inform n
4 citizens OF Claiborne county, that they ar,
still prepared fully TO answer all calls upon tie,
as Undeltakers. Having ha considerable expe.
rienes iasuperintending the burial OF the dead
they fee confident OF being able TO render entir,
satsfa, tion. They would respectfully solicit q
share Of pm lie patronage.
Sole proprietors for Claiborne county Of
FISK'S PATENT METALLIC
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STEAM SA w MILL

OAA "a Liz
FVfHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
Il STEAM SAWMiLL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three. quarters Of
a mile from the located depot Rahala and ten
miles South OF Gallatin The rarid settlement
oi the surrounding country. he anticipated town
and the unduuhied completion Of the mad 20 this
point by the ist " October next with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumbe
IA y being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 32O acres OF finely tim
bered land, with a suiliriency opened Tor the pre-
duction Of corn. potatoes. etc. 70 supply the
employees and teams of the mill. comfortable
Dwelling with the necessary Out-houses. at
tached The millhouse j. large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chineTy; boiler 50 feet long. ~ inches in diane
Ter. double inea circular saw. - inches diameter.
Everything new and ~ complete running or.er.
This mill with seven hands. can cut between
five aud six thousaul r. 81 lumber a day Lu;
averages 45O0 ieet daily. without extra labor OF
strain oi machinery.
Aitacsed Is one ~ Strauh's superior 2G-inch
Fr nch Burr GRlST MILLS. capable OF grinding
from II % Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business 10 supply the place with bread Also
a Wagon aud Team. Lumber Car, Tools, ETC.
necessary 10 carry on the business with an
abundance of wafer all seasons
Terms easy For further particulars apply on
the premises. Of q the uhdeis signed
". J. BRUNER,
or MAYES < MlLLSAPS. Agents,
April III. 81. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
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no THE PUBLIC,

A am anxious 70 dispose Of my .ntire stock
n Of Goods, now offer great ..ducements 10
persons wishing to purchase. From and after the
lst Of December, viii sell at prime cost, and
many articles at greatly reduced prices for Cash.
And would add. that those wishing to continue
their accounts with me. can buy a. usual By add
ing Is per cent None but prompt customers need
apply. r. J.. B. SNEARINGEN.
Grand Gulf, Dec. S. ls57-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

rTNHE firm Of Griffith x Garrison Is this day dis
L. solved by mutual consent. +. Garrison will
attend 70 settling up all the business Of the firm.
AL those owing us on note or book accounts. are
requested TO pay up a. soon as possible. 4. Gar
risOn will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand. where h. will be pleased 70 see our
friends aud customers who may want anything
r. GRIFFITH.
4. GARRlSCN.