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.G.B. LOCKE { CO.'S SALES.
ONE, TWO, THREE. FOUR. FIVE
FE.RRS CREDIT.
LOTS
1T .4UCTTOT.
On MONDAY. juno 6th, 1859

On MONDAY. 5une btns 1870
vIu sen. On ne preUires, TWENrN ACRES o.
w LAND. rcdflnr o. the riEen ReEf Pank Road
ne Nrrrnfis md Cnarlcstln H4irold. and lumelafcif
east q. ana aflaining TIE restisnce % b Graham Esq-
ThetracE vii Be Euhdividei into convenient si-ed Hsss a
plan o. uhich will Be published 81 soon o. ne survey
csn Be- made.
Trnfs-Ouc. TIVE. ihree, fcur and I've yeau credit
With interest nrem date-
mis- T.. without excrpuon. TIE bestchance Tor pIoats-
BE investment thst has as yet been presrniedl ~ hcm-
- a. ~ v1cinifv- G. LOCKE o
lei Aall.nesrs md Rell a-ale hl.aera
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A MENtErKR ASHFSnLKp.-Ab0uf q week
ago. } man abtlied 20 a miutasr q this
city Tor escuhisFy assistance, REPRESENTING
.fhRths wss . munster Il DE gospel, that he
lived in Illinois, that be had a sister living In
an oTerao Ee4 aisrirt below this city, andthat
hs hsd bis pOeketbcsk eOntairing eighty DOL
lars, stolen from hin on the passage down 10
this city. The minister was touched BY The
representation Or distress which the traveller
made, and loaned hin a sum Of money which
was to have been replaced OF course the
money was not forthcoming, the minister
having been victimized By a sharper. The
sharper has been seen about the city within The
past dsy OF two, and may yet be arrested.
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0Wner Wanted.

II HAyE 10 NJ possosaan FTvE COWS MA calves,
i Ard Two sEEEfS, a~nsirnei bTthe siesner fAetorlh
. NJ. y Davis. M op-a vii eons forWzfd an1 pay
5ss-sf LARRY HAKNsfAD.
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REooKDER's CoURT.-There were eight de-
Iinquents before the Recorder yesterday, three
Of whom were discharged, and one sent to the
chain gang. Fines 10 the amount Of SS5 were
assessed, so Of which were paid Paris Ed
dings, FOR engaging in a fight, was hned SO.
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE.
A II persons are forbid harhorinE OF irus1lng my wife,
n Jane sank, On ny acooaut, e. win pay no debts q
her oouirsclnE. VIZ
fef-ua
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RICHMOND, June G-Lstehsr' : majority b estimate
81 shout 90. u
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r Col Locke sells, tomorrow, on the
premises, those beautiful lots in the.BOrland
tract, on the Pigeon ROOst Road adjoining the
residence Of Barnett Graham. As these lots
are living near,r the city than the majority Of
suburban property which has been offered this
spring, purchasers should not fan to attend.
The owner Of the property is in Louisiana, and
/; has to be sold without reserve, as be is de-
sjrous Of closing bis interest here.
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steamer Daniel Boone,

a"" .AHNL
steamer Victoria,
2 n hat-r
Leaves N,mpais every THURSDAY y r.
turuius isrrelvicEshzrz every MOADAt atHA
steamer Daniel Boone,
FEhNE
Leaves Meuphla every SATURDAY att 81 Ee.afa-
ius. leaves YeEsdurs ever TrESp I
THE s11gen rss sgaufpsasuEer Sc
ne .rsss tstresa Mrmssis ~ VicElba So
and wiT rn r1r11Elllt flr urilre EeaeC aEreflIT 1
ne nrrgline riedlle uuuE freight and eseuzer ~
ls5 r~soeiGlnr nrlusa fn rsint and 7as aFrraA
.9rkGnsas ana WHITE Rfrers,
within tie bonds of Ae ui1f p I'd. Ant t--tea 70
fhass rivers. Pr1mut and reiatia arne0lena ore a1
nate By ni. line win Che nllulus Sub mdEaa-
Passengers Bound south
connect promptly and uilhout detention
AtNaPOLEOS-Wih ps1tru nr ArEausas satWhus
AtGAuyEs ~LANDNG-wln sngs-Ll1s ~ Non-
ucsI1. warren. Crmfen and WashllEanf being ne
aaau:y ssHis respectively % Drew. braAsT ana0u4tH
AtvIcKsBURG-Wlh RsiIroai Or Is1Esaa and View
Orleans in % haurs. Ais. Win Hea4-a An7s Nr NeF
Orleans Red River, Tano and sun fAE A'"A
Vfcksburg. shreveport and Texas
Railroad.
Passeugers b. tbs line bound N9rth. 0lHed tsan-
Lanfiuz ana Aapol-on, A. before i,Ill
With rela5le Psczet Lines Cor Cairo. 81 Lelas ~ Las
vile. VITA ne Memphis M Chtriesoa Ealro.1 laa 10
connections. with ue MdtIe af ono Elllaa
Through Tickets
Are sod By nis line over che various resmeaf sn
railroad lines above spEeu Or g-.oes VIA
material saving % ns traveller, 1us orsriag Is 1l-s
iuiucemsnt o. q avlug % tine suf maney
Tine between Memphis slt Nap1lecn az FaE1e
ant Saga-os-21 u1lrs Between Mrmpls and flA
oro 80 EAwLISGa
8 II. suocr. Atre-isug Agent l2
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WooD's HAIR REsToEATIvE-For theresto-
ration and preservation Of the hair Woods
Restorative has 10 rival, as the long array oi
testimonials from persons Of high standing an,
tr~uthfulness, amply shows. Those trouble,
with badness should give it a trial.
u We acknowledge the receipt Of a elul
| Of twelve subscribers from our friend T. d
Locke, ESQ.,, at Rufherford's Depot We ar
grateful for these continued evidences q sP
| n-eciatfon-
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ADAMS EKFEEss CoNFAST.-Thanks 10 Mr..
Borden, the ndefatigable agent Of The Adams
Express Company, for Eastern papers in ad-
vance q the mails.
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Rsaular Aathtts.
Memphis aRd New orleans
PACKET COMPANY.
stenmer Kafe Frislee,

Th-weekly U. S. Mail S Pass nger Line
RErwEEE MEMPHIS. S~tPoLroN.
NND r-ICKsBCRG.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
n E NIL

TIM inraluahis mediciae is nnfailing In he cure q
Il al hase painful aud dangerous diseases Incident b
tie f-male c0nsututicn.
Hmotsrstes all ezoesses and removes all obstrucdons,
from vhatsver cause. AMI a speedy cure may Re relied
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EFchGNOe.

LARGE "a q CIathius and D1 Gesis % szehsnes
"a YOUNG, HoIT A co.
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Edmondson & Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia
HIDES. OIL AND LEATHER.

A1 - 49, 8NM@8H
Opposite Court Squars-Sign Of the
q old Q StdrEuD.
KEEP oanztaufiy on hHul e I'm Ezrtuert % Strides in
fhslr line. oan-isins O. pa-t Of Frsnzh ani American
CAR skins, HsmI1rs ard Osk-Tluned Sole Lsa-aer. SKIRT
Ing uarnez. Brfe Waz ard kip Ugper Leather,
Enameled snd Patent Leather o. an kinds Pal Hos.
Chamsa. Deer Lining and nppiuE SKINS A1s' q fun
azza-tmsuf o. sadders' ssoemzEsrs' ant TsunerF r1lHL
stc. sldnery Hardware and Harness Mornings every
uusty-to vhieh We respectfully iavits ne lHsanou q
psr.oas sgyius q or Ims. su1o-tvavly
Saddles, Harness, Brides, etc.
We ss iust sos fessirHs 8 fresh and ven selected
stok Of sod IN his line, sub -
sADDLEs, BRrDLEs
HARNEss. COLLARS.
HAMEs. WHIPS
WAGON HARNESS.
BRIDLE FILINGS. HOEsE COVERS.
SADDLE AGs. EnC. ErC BIC.
o. EvERv vAEIErT.
Al - Ebiea W. wlI -eu Of Hs lowest market rates
E-DvONDsON ARMSTRONG.
No. 21 Main street.
susodirsTIy sanofue Galasu sHr-1n-
Bands! Bands! BandsI
We keep constantly on hsnd q ian asaorrueuto o. bob
Ma1hne-strrtched Leather and Gum-Elssi1
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
o. On sizes. from two % sixteen inches in Win, us ~
We srs the Agents o. The Nanufaturers. on sell them -
oE a. they can be found Ia The market md guarantee
then g. BE- % he best quality made.
-EDmONnSON a ARMSTRONG,
N. 21 Main street,
auc2o-ttwauIF s-u n te G1lden strrup.
HidesI Hides! Hides!
VI are prepared, st any time, to pay ne MGHEsT
Make PRICES nCAsH. hr
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
shipments solicited, = uhich 90 pr1uise oar prompt
md special attention
EDMONDsON & ARMsrROSG,
Nc. 2u Main street,
suE1o-suaufg sign % ne Godsu surrun-
The Grenada "EOconROtiFe,'
PUBLISHED Ct Grenada. Mss, hasa large aa eoElns
-1ire-lniou-1s large a. any Ia North Mizissirp-uut g.
o sod ADvEErIsISG MEDIUM Cor he merchant anf
others wishing the NORTH Mississippi raADE- A
ysrussm.ais inserted attav-rries Az crtrrs shoud
BE- aaffeaad o. ruuT N INaRTW a WALTER
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Notice,

TTTEh have lately sdded % our stgck. . larse Hssortmenl
w q FNR WsRE, embr1cing ever End
q articles used in that department.
J. +. NERRIMAN 4 90,
tebfs ~ KAN street. Memphis, Tea
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probation
ADAMS EXPRESS CoHFANY.-nanks to Mr..
Borden, the ndsfatigable agent OF The Adams
Express Company, for Eastern papers in ad-
vance q the mails.
"a We are indebted from time to time to
A. ?. Randall, Esqy the popular mail agent on
he steamer S0uthsruer, FOR papers and other
fsvors-
f7+ There viii be services a. The Christian
Chareh this morning At 1Ol O'Clock, and also
in the evening at S O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Bsrbes,
pastor.
r7-Mrs. Alice WiIkerson and others will
speak at the Jeaerson-street Chapel to-day at
100 A. NJ, and at 8 ?. N.
q The Seventh Ward meeting last even
ing was adjourned to meet Saturday night
ED Sloan, Of Memphis, Tenn, is going
10 Mississippi in a few days on a business tour.
He expects to visit fernando, Cold Water,
BstssviIle, Pamela and other points. An who
want he services Of a Dentist viii do well to
cau On him be warrants all bis work, and gives
good references. ~ Je4-St'
To CAErSEr MAKEn-Ws have now on
hand and for sale low, a lot Of superior walnut
lumber. PRIEST 4 BOWEN,
ies No. 7 Monroe street.
RryoHr or ~ BoAED OF HEAITH.-List
Of iuiermeuts for the week ending Saturday,
June 4, 1859.
mss m-Jahn susauy. age IS years. disease hiilious
/ chaiic= ThamEs Ccuperuait. - years disease Dut rpurt-
81. zahn winters ? moutas, disease not reported s---
Tr1e l-Crssp RIry, y Tetrs. Gssase lnhanmafieu q
! stornnrh ane bowels. ...Iuue @Chas. Harper, - yearsY
disease chronic rheumatiam negro chiid. 20 months
p dise-se rf-a 81 esthiug.---gune 1Rosalin Anaorette.
6 u@ets cl1iera infHnfum-
a n. ~FLAHEETT, seKtaus-
Nay 8AstrauEer. name and aEe unkngEn, deaHh from
arouuiuE Fruuy NsCsug oe y mmths. dlseae hwe'
af-auoa. VI. SMITH. Sexton.
JunaI-NeEro by, aEcd "a years. ciseasr oonsumFuar
...-gune a-Eizaseih Copeland, q Arrears disease dysen'
terv c. x. H0LsT A. son, SeEt1us-
W TUCK,
I r s-. s-FrisVn Hsaef q hfsh
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steamer Victoria,

Leaves w.-ph.f every TUESDAY, m4r 81 Retarl@
lnr. leaves Vicksburz averysArunDAE5 aHm
s.--.. Wsrfnwfn
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ACRES OF land
Eden-Like Location !

o. ne Pireun Roolf Plarf RoaL sdoinihg
- Col. Bethel. formerly kngEn e. ne Ogeu Piace.
We deem "a useless 10 ssy mudh IN dumuondatiou q ms
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Gpmmfrtial Mlattsrs.
EEEFHIs PAIL AFFEsL oygIoE,

Co~TTcs-Sohins vas done Yesterday, except me
ale q : fs~ snsfi his stvsry snalip1essi ~eonsiasr-
able Oppression exists. and prices Incline sfnngiy down
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TAueHr IN VAN EvERARR

1T III III -
W. II. CARROLL, Postmaster.
MEspHIs, June 5, 1889.
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q We are indebted from time to time 70
A. P. Randall, Esq the popular mail agent on
the steamer Soufheru0, FOR papers and other
favors-
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L,i. 49,. h.H ..... 60 ms .I.@ stA - y
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Nay s-sranFer. name and aEe unknown, deaih from
aravuiuE Fsuuy NscauE ue y mates disco hgTe'
1 af-clon. W-A SMITH eerons
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ne n. o. Pizsyuns o. Jane ? rfpaus saue y.
BUYERS entered Ne uarkei to-day. rnftarq taken 1nqal
800 bales. prizes heing without any material altera-
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oAeg ouaanA 1910 -
u ne ohlo -.
D 81. L-l-L -. -.......- I
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JuueI -NeEro by, ssed u years diseasr ~oousumptsn
.-.-gune a-Elizabeih Copeland, - years disease dysen-
terv &. x. HOLsT A. son, SeNtous
W c
n- s-Fsl.Ea sssrsg q HssEh
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4. y J & s=g e? .ss.' :@..: :ss s$fs
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RrpoEr or ~ BoAED or HEAETH.-List
Of iuiermeuts for the week ending Saturday,
/ June 4. 1859.
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fT There viii be services a. The Christian
Chsrch this morning At lOI O'Clock, and also
in the evening Al s O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Bsrbes.
naefnr.
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AEK PIlh0S To RENI.

CEYERAL new Pianos noE iu store. uhich Ws vii LEI
- tarepunsibie parties only, ~ reas1uaaie prioes
mvlf MCKINNEY & O
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Fresh Country Butter, Eggs,
HANS. Plsfn ad C~auFassed Clear sideE Braakisst
III B-dn. Herf Tdnrues. Crackers. Cfactneu Buscuits,
and msuy cher Esof eatahlrs, a.
is TCHELL& cos,
10 Pn vine a steuar's Hl0cf-
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Unusual Inducements
TO
WHOLESALE BUYERS

Country Dealers,
pis,t.- soss.-r-s "a 4, fseir m
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For Rent

Ausffnss Ice cream Freezers,
w INGRkHAM a LEES,
wvqa No ais Mnin street.
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Lads Tor sais-sss Hopkins 4 Kirby's card
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THE new ThesIer is for rent no party having a.
Il claim 10 prefercnce- All Newspaper noi1es % q
c~outrary are without authorityr
WTCKERSHAM,
mvss President Msmphis nester company
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Watchss, eloeN, leHeIIyI slIfff 40 pau
ware, fancy goods, ETC. See advertisement
7 War.n A. 70. 9Q3 Main street.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

VERY unrcnienl nice and eheap DOpGING-
"A ROOM. 90 san stte q cacrf slusre AFply 20
mvl1-sff J. 2 CHADWICK
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To Confeetioners.

P6cEIeSG Pickles %
u Bausls KEGS and Jars. ~ ne daEeu n ~ ne loo,
II juf received q fresh supply Of hue Eatim1re PicEfi
aud Preserves. gelies, CoVe Oyster. etr- shich weull
sei hE Cor cash a. J 5. MTTCHELL %
ia Prdvine 4 sfewartfs Black-
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r-Mrs. Alice Wilkerson and others viii
speak at the JeHsrson-street Chapel to-day at
l05 A. NJ. and at P. N.
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Il The Seventh Ward meeting last even
ing vas adjourned to meet Saturday night.
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HIllflflT9Ts % FF7lTI0IlTH
leI-lsanIs ~. 8 E.lar - s. Flal lrssl
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Of horror to tho living, but let us to con
template these last places Of abode, with
pleasant feelings Of satisfactory reliance in
the great value of the worlds destiny,-
Give shade and flowers to the now sad aero
in which God has planted his human har
vest, and his sweet chorists-the music.
throated birds-wiIl sing their requiems
over long forgotten graves. Tho dead will
not hear those notes Of bird-music, but
some sorrowing, living ear, may be charm
ed by tho melody, and bird and tree, and
s'umbering dead beneath, may teach hopes
of botter land, and reliance on Godl
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The Doom Of tho World-The North British
Revier, discoursmg on the doom Of the world
has the following remarks:
"What this change is to be, we dare not even
conjecture, but see in the heavens themselves
some traces of destructive elements and some in.
dications Of their power, the fragments Of broken
planets the descent of meteoric stones upon our
glove--the whirling comets welding their loose
material at the collar surface-the volcanic erup.
tions III our own sateiite--the appearance Of new
stars and Disappearance of others, are all for e.
shadows of that impending convusion to which
the system Of the world is doomed: Thus placed
on planet which is to be burned up, and under
heavens which; are TO pass away; thus residing
as il were, OH the cemeteries, and dwelling upon
tire maus6ieums of former worlds, let us learn
the lesson Of humility aud wisdom. II we have
not already been taught In The school of reyela.
ton.'
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A lady who has been reading law, is in
the most fearful, agorizing doubt regarding
the legality Of her marital condition. just
hear what she says, Lotteries arc illegal
and marriage is tho greatest lottery in
life !"
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NEW GOODS! NEW. G0oDs!!

"E would respectfully inform our friends
w: and customers. tlfst we have made large
additionsao our stock Of
> Drugs and Medicines,
and would DO pleased 10 have them call and cx-
aIuiHe eur stobEhpfore purchasing efsewhere, MS
we eas offer them strong Inducements to buy.
Oar sleeR consists in part, of
t:Peffunneries.
Lnb;ns ,Estraets for tho Handkerchief, 20.
iffades, to1okne and Toilet Waters, Hair, Nail
hhd fpoth Brushes, Dressing Combp, fine Tooth
Powders, Soaps Surgical and Dental Instru
merits.
Fine Brandies and Wines,
tar Medioinut purposes, and all articles usually
keptfn first class Drug Store. Give us n call
=. JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
= .~. Abbevillc c. IT,
July s, 1863 IL u
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Ono Copy for one year .....s2 90 and Present.
One Copy for two years.. 3 SO and Presents
One Copy for three years. 90 and 3 "
One Copy Tor five years.. 8 90 and S g
AND TO CLUBS,
Three Copies, one year......s5 90 .nnd3 Presents
Five Copies, one year. y 90 and
Ten Copies, one year. lib % and 10 4"
Twcnty-onc Copies, one
ycar.................. 30 90 and 81
The articles TO be given away comprised
in the following list:
2 Packages of Gold, contninings5oo 90 each
10 do do do do do do i('o ioo 90 90 saeh saeh
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased
Watches .......... ...... 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches. observation-disclosures. rs 90 each
100 do do :;...' .'..... $780,. 3" 30 90 90 each rae
500 Ladies' Gold Watches ... IS 90 each
200 Silver Hunting Cased Wnthes 80 90 each
500 Silver Waicbcs.... $40 90 TO 25 % cucl,
1000 Gold Guard, Vest,
- and Fob Chains. $40 90 TO 30 90 each
Gold Lockots Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops.
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons. Rings;
Shirt Studds, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver
'Thmblesi and n variety of other articles, wortl,
from so cents TO- g. ID each.
Wewill present to every person sending up 90
subscribers, at So each. a Gold Watch, worth
$40 to any one sending us 100 subscribers, at
S2 each,. Gold Watch, worth $50. Every
subscrbarwili also receive present.
Immediately on receipt of the money the;
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and the present within one week BY mail, or cf-
presS post paid.
~ All communications should he addressed TO
M. B. DEAN, P6BIIsuER,
'':> 1876 Broadway, New York.
Doc I6, 1885, a. f1n-|2m
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THE
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U3TRATED

TN1IE New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
Il oneof the largest and hest literary pa
pers of the day-an Imperial Qusrto containing
eight pnyexo or fous columns, Of the most inter
esting and fascinating reading matter. from the
pens of the very first writers Of the day.
Elegantly Illustrated Every Week.
A PRESENT,
WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO $500 90.
Will be given to each subscriber Immediately on
receipt of the subscription money. This is pre-
sented az Memento of Friendship, and moi as
oil inducemcnt to obtain subscribers.
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Tho BlueBcNs of Riehmond-On the 22d ult,
a gentIemanly "loafer' made up his mipd 10
count ti,e number of blue dresses in Richmond.
He placed himself near the American Hotel, and
between the hours Of 10 and p. M, 37l ladies
wearing blue dresses passed by him. ,,s;.
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Cold.-Master athomeT NO, sir, he's,
out.' 'Mistsessi aE liontea': No, sir, she's
out. Then l'H ssep1a and ST ~ 4s-fire
That's out; too 80,
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Paints and Oils,
State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DLS7RIC7.
Tn Eur;tu.

III G4uCy'
O. T. Porchcr, Ex'r,
and Trustee, Bill for Iniunc,;on
VS.. Construction, Dircc.
Joshua Dnniei, ;Wm. tion, &c.
L appearing To my satisfaction u,at Christie.
L pher Cox tho children Of Cornelius Cor.
decd, tho children of Bailey Cox, decd, the chill
dren Of Leroy Cox, decd, the children Of Ber
thama Pace, decd, and the children Of Phereby
Price, decd, defendants in the above stated case
and next Of kin of Jane Reid, decd fwLose
number and names are unknown reside beyond
the limits Of this State. On motion of Noble.
Comp. Sol, ordered that said Defendants do ap
pear and plead, answer or demur 10 said bin Of
Complaint within three months from the publ.
cation hereof or jmignemt Pro Confesso will In
taken against them.
WIN. II. PARKER, c.E.A.~
Commissioners Office,
Jau. IT, lS59.} :. 3n,
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Isn't I. singular that an III natufed shop
keeper should evet offer TO sen his good
will, when all the world knows he hasn't
any. .t' "a =
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j.. "A young lady WHO was. urged to study
French, replied tbat al'c u.eugLt one tongue.
sufficient for any woman. =
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Awag wrote ovsr. tho door Of seheo
house. rhss ~ Nev !: fassRaS 'ssaiis ,ss.''a
uon." -, *. :. H., ;, 49,. ga
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Gen. e. L. IIENNINGSON,
(OF NICARAGUA.)
Col. G. w. CROCKETT,
A. Nj. MUNSON,
CHARLES BURDErT.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. ID.
HENRY CLAPP, Jun,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
Miss SOUTliWORTU,
MEs. ANNA WIIELpLEY,
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
MRs. DI. VERNON,
MISS HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON,
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Terminating him Of his .,Aseessx-A
negro boy was driving mule, WHEN the
a"',''"' :, suddenly stopped and refused 70.
bulge, "WoaT 90, hey r said the bow
:soa grahd, DO !yone Tsbose ydh Msrst
your father was iackass.psts I'm ::
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The worst feature eh a mans face 10 bis
nose-wheu stuck in o.Asr peoples bs.i
ness.
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

uST received large lot; 10000 very fine
~ Cigars. worth from $50 to $50 per thou
sand: Also, n lot of very fine chewing Tobacco.
at Si.23 t" j. l3Oper lb. Pure French Brandy.
certainly made from the juice of the grape
vines, whistles, Gins &c, of lhe very best
quality that we have been able with much care
and and great expenses 10 obtain.
uJ' Also, few empty Barrels for sale.
JORDAN g. MCLAUGHLIN.
June Q, 1853 tc
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