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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

THE DEATH WARRANT OF PETER Con-
RTE.--Sherif Dreamer on Tuesday last
received from Gov. Hicks the death war
rant Of Peter Corrie, convicted of the
murder Of Officer Rigdon in Baltimore,
assigning the 1871 day of March for his
execution. He IS the fourth appointed
to die on the gallows on that day But
twenty-one ana a half days are now left
for those who haze beea convicted Of
murder in the first degree and sentenced
to death About noon on Tuesday the
sheriff, with the assistant prosecuting at
torney, proceeded to the Jail, and at once
went to the cell Of Corrie On entering
the cell Corrie rose to his feet and shook
hands with those present. Sheriff Crea-
mer then addressed him, saving that he
had received from the Governor of the
State his death warrant, and would then
perform the duty of reading it to him,
which he did.
During the reading Of the fatal instru-
mont (says the ,Sn) Corrie stood firm
and exhibited no sign of emotion, other
than that his face blanched After the
sheriff bad concluded, the prisoner re-
marked: "Well, | know my doom The
Governor has given us a very short day
he ought to have given US longer time.
He ought to know that men brought up
like we were would require a long time
to get into the right way. 1T was like
taking up young mules, which require a
long time to break" The sheriff replied
that as the time was short there was the
greater necessity for making the best
spiritual use Of it. Corrie then again
said 1.-THE Governor ought to have giv-
en- US longer time" After a few more
words, in which the sheriff told him that
he would be made comfortable while be
had to live, the officers bid the condemned
man farewell and retired. While speak
ing, Corrie's voice betrayed great emo
ton, and he was evidently agilated, and
has fearful dread Of his approaching
fate. The hanging Of four men at the
same time, and on the same gallows, ne
yer before occurred in Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

ESCAPE OF PRISONERS On Friday
night last, at New Castle, Delaware,
twenty-one prisoners confined in jail for
various crimes, effected their escape
Among them were the two O'Neils and
Dougherty, who were serving ont term
Of Imprisonment for murder Robinson,
sentenced to death for committing rape
on Jane Norris; and Samuel Turner,
his accomplicc, who was awaiting his
trial on the same charge. The sheriff
summoned a large posse, and after scour-
ing the country around, succeeded in
capturing six Of thcm-Robinson and
Turner being Of the number.
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7 Il E s Z N TIN Ell.
ROCKVILLE, I'D.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1850
Eg- Judge BREWER has forwarded to

Eg- Judge BREWER has forwarded to
the Clerks Office of this county a very
elaborate opinion on the points involv ed
in the great case Of the United States
rs. the Great Falls Manufacturing Com
pany- The legal principles applicable to
the controversy are set forth at great
length. and argued with considerable
ability by his Honor, and the result is,
the setting aside of the inquisition of the
jury. We may, therefore, expect in a
short time another rich intellectual en-
tertainment in the argument of this case
before a second jury.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

Err We call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
BURNS q SLOAN, Lumber Merchants,
Baltimore. All who desire anything in
their line, viii find it greatly to their
advantage to give them a CALI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

The SLAVE TRADE AND THE LOUISIANA
LEGIsLArgEE.--A bill declaring that the
Federal Government has no power to
prohibit the buying Of negro slaves in
any market, domestic or foreign, and
authorizing the purchase Of negro slaves
from Cuba, Brazil, and Africa, and TO
hold the same in full right and title"
has been INTRODUCED into the Louisiana
Senate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

r. Read the advertisement in anoth-
or column, of Messrs. JoHv APPLENAN &
Sos, who, we are informed, will offer to
our farmers large stock Of Harness,
&c, at exceedingly low prices
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Lumber for Builders.
ERHrRNG 4, &HMAN

Az u on mana an immense assortment u
IL BUILDING LUMBER.
ALso--SlllNGLES, LATlli5 AND SlLLS, for
frame houses and barns.
As we buy our lumber AZ the very lowest
cash prices, We can and wfH sell IL at the very
lowest market rates.
mr. Apply NJ our Yards, 1872 Light 81.
Wharf, or Corner Of Eutaw and German Sis.
BALTIMORE. feb 25--y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

Es- In the Senate, on Wednesday last,
resolution was offered by Mr.. DAVIS,
and agreed to, calling on the President
of the United States for copy Of Judge
BaEwEE's decision in the case Of the
Great Falls Manufacturing Company.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

THE GENEsEE FARMER

Established in 1881.
VNHE TWENTY-NINTTE VOLUME of this
Il popular monthly Agricultural Journal
commenced with the December number, which
was issued on the 18th of December. Every
one interested in the culture of the soil is in
vited to
Send FOR. q COPY,
and examine it before subscribing. Published
in one Of the finest agricultural and horticul-
tural sections of America, with hundreds OF
ableand experienced correspondents, it abounds
with information interesting and valuable to
every farmer and fruit grower. 1t is the
Cheapest Agricultural Journal
in the world and has attained larger circu-
lation than any similar paper. 1t is emphati-
cally the paper for the times. sEach volume
contains three hundred and cighty-four pages,
and is sent to any address for a
Fifty Cents a Year.
Great inducements offered to agents. Post
masters, and all friends of rural Improvement
are respectfully solicited to send for speci.
men, and act as agents Specimen copies sen'
free ON application. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher and Proprietor, Rochester, N. 7.
feb 25--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

ENGLAND AND MEXICO. In Queen
Yictoria's speech delivered before parlia-
ment on the Sd instant, we fnd the fol-
lowing singnifcant language:
The state of the Republic of Mexi-
co, distracted by civil wars, has induced
me to carry my forbearance to the utmost
limit in regard to the wrongs and indig-
mites to which British residents have
been subjected at the hands of the con
tending parties. They have at length
been carried to such an extent that
have been compelled to give instructions
to the commander Of the naval forces in
those seas to demand, and, if necessary,
to enforce reparation."
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Orphans Court for Mont omery County

DRIME NEW CLOVER SEED, at
IL BARTHOL0W'S
Prime New Timothy Seed, at
BARTHOLoW'
Prime New Orchard Grass, at
BARTHOLOWiS.
Prime Flaxsccd, at
BARTHOLoW'S.
Prime Seed Oats, at
BARTHOLOW'S.
Sole Agency of Honeybade Hungarian Grass
Seed, at BARTHOL0W'S
Pure and Genuine Garden Seeds, at
j. p. BAHTHOL0WlS
Agricultural Warehouse, Seed Store. and
Guano Depot 9Th Street, opposite east end Of
Centre Market, between Penn. avenue and ca
nal Washington, D. c. feb
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Real Manchester g ingIDarns.

TNHE VERY BEST article IN use for thick
II aprons for children Anew supply OPEN
ed to-day PERRY h BRO
Central Stores west building.
Opp. Centre Market, Washington, D g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

Esg' Lord Lyons left England in the
war steamer Curacao, and is expected on
the 7th Of March Lord Napier will re.
turn in thesame vessel, leaving New York
about the 20tb Of March. lie will spend
several months IN London before proceed.
ing to the Hague.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASHING
TON We learn that the President has
selected the circle in Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Georgetown, as the location
for the bronze equestrian statue Of Wash
ington, in the completion Of which Mr..
Clark Mills is now engaged.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25
Examiners Notice,

VA Il, the undersigned Examiners, ap.
w pointed by the Commissioners Of
Montgomery county to ascertain whether
the public convenience requires change
in the road leading from the Georgetown
turnpike to the Newport Mill, running
between the lands of John Crown and
William Sage-thc proposed change to
start from the gate on the hill above New
port Mill, and to run thence in a straight
line 10 intersect the Georgetown turnpike
opposite the blacksmith shop of Osborn
8. Willson-heTsby give notice, :ha. they
will meet on the premises, on 81 run
DAY, The 5Mof March merit, to execute
said commission
STEPHEN NJ LYDDANE,
ISAAC RILEY,
SAM'L w. MAGRUDER.
feb It'd Examiners.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county, letters OF admin
lstratlon on tie personal estate Of REGfNAL
BUTT, late OF said county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned 70 exhibit the mme, with the
vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, on or
before the lat day Of February, 1860 other
wise they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit u said estate. Persons indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this LIST day
OF February, 1850
feb AT JOS. T. BAILEY, Admir-.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

q Nor VERY HOPEFUL CONVERT "A
cruel robbery was perpotrated at Father
Mason's prayer meeting, at the corner
Of North and Ferry streets, on Tuesday
noon. A young man was in attendance
at the meeting, and apparently was deep
ly interested in the religious exercises.
He sat Immediately behind the yenera-
bic Deacon Lewis Wilder, and during the
singing looked over the Deacon's hymn
book. In the midst of the service he
called the Deacon to the door and informed
him that he had been great sinner, but
then felt himself to be UNDER conviction.
He was DESTROYS, he said, of returning
from his sinful ways, and asked to have
the way Of salvation pointed out to him.
The good old man was naturally inter-
osted in the case Of the young convert,
ard addressed to him some pious coun-
sci. But alas for the dcpravity of the
human heart. The young man asked
what time it was, and the unsuspecting
Deacon had no sooner removed the watch
from his pocket than it was snatehed
from his hands, and the thief was on his
way down stairs. The Deacon started
in pursuit and ran. down North street.
crying "stop thief" his white locks
streaming in the wind, but the hypocrit-
zeal rascal proved the swiftest Of foot,
and turning down into Commercial street
was soon lostto view.-Bostoa Herald.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

F9T" Vice President Breckinridge s
residence in was sold for $50, 900 to q
gentleman of that city. 1t was one Of
the fine first-olass buildings erected last
year by Senators Douglas, Rice, and
Breckenridge. Messrs. Douglas and Rice
occupy theirs, but the health ofMrs. b.
prevents her assuming the cares of house,
keeping, with its necessary entertain
ments in Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

MARYLAND ANNUAL CoSFEREYcE. -
This large body Of the ministers and laity
of the Methodist Protestant Church will
assemble in Georgetown on the second
Wednesday in March; and the members
Of that denomination in Georgetown and
Washington are making arrangements
for their reception and comfort during
their session, which will probably con-
tinue oneweek. Among those who are
to be present at this conference we may
mention Revs. j. G.. Whitfield and J. j.
Wright Of the Virginia conference, Rev.
Il, Yeates Reese, D. D., editor of the
Methodist Protestant, Revs Josiah Var
den, S. b. Switzerland, p. Light Wilson,
j. }. Murray. d. d. and other able min
listers. The session in Georgetown will
bring to the minds Of the aged members
Of the conference rccollections Of delight
ful sessions in days past, when the pres
ence Of those eloquent ministers Of their
church, Snethen, Shinn, Dunn. Jen-
nings, and the elder Reese's, added so
iuuch to the pleasure Of tho sessions. 49,
Star. ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

FTsH.--It is stated that largo numbers
Of winter shad are now caught at various
places on the Potomac river. This is re-
garjed as indicating an excellent spring
fishery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

GESEsEE FARMER.-- We publish to-day
the prospectus of this old and deserved
ly popular agricultural journal, To the
farmer, the fruit grower, the grazer, the
poulterer, &c. it is one Of the most valu-
able papers in the country, and no one
of this class Of our citizens should be
without IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-02-25

AlE lAbiAlitN. hO " aN''ihE tVu )t"'
Gays, that in consequence CT persistent
efforts by the authorities Of Maryland,
acting under The dictation Of the mana
gers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to destroy the business of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal and, incidentally, to in
fict grievous injury on Virginia inter
ests, the people Of Virginia have at
length come to the conclusion that the
time for commencing the work of retail
alton has arrived, and that pledges to
favor such retaliatory legislation are be-
ing exacted from all candidates for seats
in the next Virginia Legislature from a
considerable portion of the State.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE STATE House.
The main hall, the hall of the House Of
Delegates, and the Court of Appeals
room, at Annapolis, as We learn from the
Gazette, have been finished, and present
very handsome appearance. The Ii
brary will be finished in a few weeks
The record building, the building for the
heating apparatus, the committee rooms,
and the other contemplated Improvements
have been commenced, but cannot be
finished until another appropriation be
made, the money appropriated in 1858
being nearly all expended
FREsHET IN THE PoToMAc. We learn
from the Hagerstown Torch Light, that
the heavy rains of last week caused a
considerable freshet in the river, which
did some damage to dam No. 2, tenn
porary crib and two dorricks having been
washed away. The loss is trihing and
will not delay the resumption Of nayiga-
ten. No damage was done to dam No 4.
THE "SrAR. This able and spirit
ed paper, printed in Washington city,
comes to us this week in new dress.
We congratulate the editor upon this evil
dence of the prosperity Of the STAR
The editor says he finds it more conve-
nieut to expend money every year in
buying new type, than wasting it to buy
paper to print larger sheet on old type
GESEsEE FARMER.--W We publish to-day
the prospectus of this old and deserved
ly popular agricultural journal To the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-01
FOR THE
- WEST AND NORTH.
IA RIA FAILS
, AND WATERING PLACES
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
SUMMER ARRANGElE MT

On and after MONDAY sJune 9th 1889
-, THREE DAILY TRAINS
VIII De run owe, this Road follows, viz.
me Aiall IRAN leaves daily SUNDAY rxcaDted nj IN
y: NJ, arriving at Harrisburg nj IL a. a NJ a.
with the Mail Train for '' - 'i'' uieTe connecting
p.,. PITTSBURG AND TIE WEST
Dy TINS Liin passengers for the North and NIAGARA Eall
arrive at MlllamSport at F. NJ and Fmiro a. az - 81
where they lie over all night '' "' o'4o T. NJ
Inc Buhalo and Niagara Express Train leaves 5oil,
4eASepL sunday at r. NJ, arriving HARRISBURG at y y
7. NJ, Nllamsport at II p. NJ, Elmra at A N ara j3rC1s
train connects at Elmira with trains for NY iIi'
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS III WFSTEPN- N-r,r
YORK AND CANADA INV
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension rdpe and thor.
via the Great Western Railway for all parts of N'
CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
~ me CINCINNATI and Chicago Express leaves daily at
I'M arriving at Harrisburg at 04O r. NJ, and there con
and all parts of the West. ~ 'E'''ei-
For BEDFORD SPRINGS take 72O A. NJ, and 6 p. NJ
ans connect at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Rairoad
top WI anu DiodR'
=, For YORK, CARLISLE, CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
GAP STRINGS take 80 A. NJ train "
=, ! or aiASOA ER, lIITTLESTOWN. GFTTYSRTPG and
train Saturdays. ''' "ti" l. VI
For TICKETS and further correct and reliable Information
Please Apply AZ the Ticket Office, Calvert Station y e. corner
OF calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore "
j. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent iuIa!c
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FOR BREMEN

49, The A Bremen ship "FERDINAND,n T. Ruller.
lick MASTER viii have quick dispatch for the above mort
freight or passage apply to the Captain Jacksons wharf
j29-tf corner Lombard street and GheaG;,i1o
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FOR BREMEN

sSszz& Thea Bremen bark "MARYLAND," Hellmers
master will have quick despatch For freight or passage
apply to the Captain board at HsndersonS wharf or tC
io82w ''-' M n 20 q \, AIsh->f,,
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NOR HANRE

- The Bremen ship "ROLAND,, Capt IT. H.
Wce will have quick despatch For freight or passage
apply 10 the Captain on board at Commercial wharf, or
A SCHUMACHER Co,
Jy2Z-l2l" No. Q South Charles street
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SOUTHERN PORTS.

SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA: July 2S.-Arr. schrs Lavina Jane, New
York; W J. Whiiden, Somerset
Cid schrs Rosencath, Tantamoun and Iy Cole, Boston,
Commander in Chief Nawark
ALEXANDRIA, July Carr. schr B. T. Ferguson, Bos-
ton.
Crd schrs Daniel Brown Fall River Sarah Cullen and
Stag. Boston; A. Shepard, Dighton.
NORFOLK, July 29-Arr schr YIN. Henry, Philadelphia
Gid. schr Rocket, Providence
WILMINGTON, July 27-Crd. schrs Ben, New York J
4. Bayard, PHILADELPHIA
CHARLESTON. July 25-Arr. steamship Jas AIgar
Man nnl.. hnr nj Enr.ln
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EASTERN PORTS

NEW YORK, July 2S-Arr. steamship Jura. Liverpool
CID steamships Great Britain, LIVERPOOL Montgomery
Sayaqnah bark: John Henry, Havana Alcyon Cee brig
c. A. White Cadiz schrs Mary Louisa, Washington; Fras
Sattery Charleston c. H. Moer, Petersburg; Alba Will
mngtOn.
Orleans
CID steamships Ariel Southampton; City of Washington
LIVERPOOL ships Caravan, do; j. Wakefield Shanghai Ma
~. New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-Arr schr. G. u. Robertson,
Barbados.
CID barEs Rowena Laguayra Ilna, Barbados. louisa
Cardenas scrs Golden Gate. Savannah B. S. Shepherd
Alexandria
PHILADELPHIA. July 29Arr brigT Walter, Turks Is
land-Cld. brig Tibcras, CenfuegOs
andria.
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ssszszs The Al ship 'ANN L. HOOPER," W. b. Hooper,
having the most of her cargo engaged will meet
with quick dispatch
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in one
month from this date will transfer eight shares of stock
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, standing in
Logan Fisher, Jr., having departed this life
WIN; ROTCH WISTER, Administrator
Baltimore, July 20, 1859. jN-eoim.
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f.l9f i, K. PiiiIIPs 90
I'll NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

r-a.sL9--,x OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
aA4e4eAsa4-sssn SIEAMTUG COMPANY
The Company boats having been put in complete running
ode are no" prepared to execute every description OF rive
and haIbor towing at the shortest notice
The Companys Boats follows:
steamer IIGRESS, Captain Luke League
m Steamer Ll0NESS, Captain 4. II. League
me commanders are experienced and every guar
Snte gwen for the safety vessels their charge
rates OF tovase will be made reasonable For further infor
nation apply 10 The Captains board, Of the agent,
iaI8tf M 81 n P,sit street
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between the iisPOtS on the Route.
tasseBser5 nS tins Line enjoy comfortable rights
on the Bay steamers, and privileged az ig5
at any point, ana resume their trip hy daylight
~ PARIlCULAii Observation-Disclosures from New. YORK
and Philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checkeu from those cities to BAY BOAT from whence
will be checked TO dAlepnt points South
For further information and Through Tickets which ara.
good by the Bag or Nail Lne appyn NEW YORK at tis
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S0 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Choice
sOOObrand, iust received and fer sale by GUN
THEIR RODEWAlD. 80 Lombard street, door of
South m3I-tf
Ok 000 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS;
0c.OOO 30O00 I'll Leon de Orc Londres list; 30Og0
I'll Leon LondreS, Ids $4,000 II Nina Londres 3s Just re-
ceyed, steamer Empire City. p TIERNAN 4 son, I'm
pGrters ~ \. Charles street iel3tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
LOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe for sale by
DuEAN g IENkINS. 81 s Charles slr.at ~.
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Japan Lilies. GiadiOIus. So. Nc.

A. W. ECLIL, esq VIZ FALL, 81
Lsteof n CaH, PdRLeer6 O.. ..7 F.I or CldrkseiRs
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DON'T BE HUMBUG'B!
~

IF YOU WANT THE GENUINE SCOTCH,
/ BRAZILIAN PEBBLE, orROCK CRYSTAL CONVEX PER
ISCOPIC PANTISCOP1C SPECTAOLES you 0tledyS
get genuine REASONABLE prices The Colo and Silver frames
have name Pesble stamped all sell for Pebble.
The Brazilian soealed Pebble in siyS frames for So to $3.50
per pair gold Sc sic pair genuine Pebbles steel
50 81 pair do 81 50 to IS 50 pair,
Eo superior frames So TO $i3 pair. Those
ef dcgudiAted sod tie Inference SeGre PEBBLE and
imitation, should be careful IN purchasing from JEW
REDDLES, who peddle their article through the cOu1ry
to any price they GET and way Identified with
people, only their money. oar articles are al
srardHed represented dAd aloGys hand OMdbS
tie guarantee good and gice entire SdtisfdcfiOsl.
N.B-Wi show the unacClanted how TO tell the real Pebble
from prevent their being imposed upon New
glasses selected o suit and fit in old frames. H
uey-In particular Brazilian spectSeles, when
they mandatory Philadelphia differ?
AHsUer-ln being sold by Jeu elers p
fsbl2g % ..z $500 No. 10 Public Square.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

HAVE this day associated with In business Mr.. JAMES
CAIN, Of Decatur, Alabama. The business w hereafter
b conducted in tie and tsyls OF CAIN CORNELIUS
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CRUTCHER & co,

and General Agents, 1854
NO. ~ PUBLIC SQUARE, B1SRVZLLE, TENKESSEE
WVAYING succeeded B. T. Shields the Auction and Com
mission business, would respectfully izform the pube
thai Is our intention to DO strictly Auction and Commission
business soliciting patronage and eonsgnmeRt efany and
all descriptions OF goods and merchandise premise
put forth unrng efforts In endeavoring make to the
interest Of friends and the public generally To place their
businese In our hands. CRUTCDER co.
day sold entire interest in the Auction and Commits
sion Mess cruteher Co., and would respectfully
them my old friends correspondents and customers
being reliable business and in respect worthy Of
ALI parties who have done business with
viii please call sud settle with without delay, and those hay
ing claims against will present them for payment
. Most respectfully, .Fr-s. e---r BENZ +. SHIRLDS.
febIi-Sn