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SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE.

ME fourth SCHOLASTIC year OF this INSTITUTION
Il will commence on Wednesday, 14th of Sep
TENDER next, under the management and control Of
Rev. T. 81. CAPERs, President assisted by Rev. DR..
b. H. CAPgRs A. NJ. as associate; who was former
Iy Professor Of Ancient Languages in Franklin
College. His long and established character as a
teacher, is too well known to require commendation
These gentlemen will bring into the College, and will
have here by the opening of the session, as able
Faculty as can be found in any institution in our
country. 1t is useless for to say for it is fact
already known, that President Capers requires
thorough scholarship in all the departments.
The Nuisic department will be under the super
vision of Prof CARLOS o. HELwIG, NJ. ID. who
brings the highest testimonials of capacity and
moral worth. These testimonials are from our own
State, and from those who are known to the Trus-
tees and Faculty.
Our institution Is in high, healthful, section Of
tho state, remote from any town, and from tx
great thoroughfares of the country, and offers to
its pupils the advantages of retirement and healthy
exercise in the open air. The society in the ricini
ty Of the College is good can be found in any
portion of the State. We offer as an inducement
to parents to send their children to this institution
the fact that the President is regular Physician
of age and experience and from extensive practice
| in former years, is familiar with the diseases of
this climate, and their treatment. He makes no
charge for services rendered to his pupils. Parents
bringing their children by way of the river will
land at Grand Gulf and go ont by railroad to Port
Gibson, where arrangements have been made with
the livery stables to bring them out to the College
without delay. All communications addressed to
the President at Rocky Springs, Claiborne county,
Miss. will meet with attention
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VALUABLEF FARM KINDS COUNTY

VWE most convenient pleasant and desirable =
Il Hill place in Kinds county, near Raymond x
for sale. The tract contains 600 acres-4O0 cleared
and in high state of cultivation.
For further information, apply At the Gazette
Office. G Juiy 10 SO -6m.
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Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 2, '59-1m* -.
BRASHEAR FEMALE ACADEMY,

PORT GIBSON, MISS.
GEO. G. BUTLER, Mrs. A. j. BUTLER, Principals
Prof. E. j. FITZHUGH, Vocal and Instruments
Music.
Miss. L. A. FITZHUGH, Assistant in Music anC
English.
Milo. NJ. SCHWENDEMAN, French, Spanish &c
and Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. A. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Matron.
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fnNaE next session Of this Institution will com
Il mence on the LIST Monday of October, and close
the LIST week in July following. The buildings are
being enlarged, and other Improvements made, TO
add to the capacity and comforts of the Institution
and the grounds will be tastefnlly laid out Teach
ers of Superior accomplishments and well tried
faithfulness have been selected as above; and it
is believed the advantages that this Institution Of
fers in Music and French of unusual character.
The Principal has recently been connected with the
Seminary of Rev. DR.. Savage, at Pass Christian,
and engaged in teaching in the South for the last
eighteen years.
Terms per whole Academic Year, payable half in
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NEW FLOUR.

10000 CIGARs-BEST III .yANA.
UST received fresh supply Of the very besl
ID Havana Cigars. 8. P. BAILEY co.
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HIST RRCETVRn

S0SACKSfBran, also Bacon, Shoulder Sidesan
w Hams, Rice. &c. DC. S. p. BAILEY & Co.
July 19 SO
REMOvAs.---s =
A E. al. C. BLACKMAR have removed Aeir
IN. stock of musical merchandise, Stationery, he.
to Vicksburg, where they have bought the interest
of Mr.. E. ID. Patton in the house of Blsckmn 4
PaSteR. The business will herafter be carried on
under the firm Of
l,a es BLACKMAR BROTHER,
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nTDsON FEMALE INsIUTUTE.

TKNHE twenty second annual session Of this Insti-
Il tuition viii open on Monday, October Sd 1859.
For further information or catalogues apply to
|, NOAH K. DAVIS.
aug rs, 59-W6w. Principal.
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SWAMP LAND ABOVE {
FOR MALE

FOR SALE.
110A ACRES OF land on Bayou Pierre for
Ito . sale 900 acres open and in nigh state
of eultivation-highly improved. bargain win
be given to an early purchaser Apply to the un-
dersigned, near Raymond, Miss. b. MILLER.
Iuiv On
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charged from the time of entrance to the eud of the
the session. but no deductions made for absence,
cept protracted of Illness when the loss of
time viii be equally shared between the pupil and
the institution. GEO. G. BUTLER, A. N. Prinl.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen,
the greater part of whom have had daughters I'M
der his instruction:
Rev z Butler, D D., and the Trustees of the
Academy Rev DR. Savage, Rev G W Sill, VIM
Lightfoot, Esq, DR. G N Smith, P McCutchon,
Esq, 7 Kershaw, ESQ.,, Pass Christian; Wright,
Aren& Co, Lewis Oglesby, Block, McAfee 4 CO.,
Mann Co, S Twichell, Esq. New Orleans ; Rev
A Massey, Geo A Tuthill. Esq, N Warning, Esq,
Mobile; Col L james, Clark CO., Ala; P jackson
Natehez; W F Stansbury, Esq Tchula Gen
Grant, Coahoma,eo Miss 4 Cooley. Esq, Pt Coupee
Esq Manchac, La; Col Myers, Madison Parish,
La; J McGill, Esq, st Joseph, La ii W Bland,
Esq, La DR. L A Pearson, J II Jones, Esq, Col
Williams, Matagorda, Texas. ri. Sept '59-w6w
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JACKSON FEMALE INsTTTUTE.

4 NALL and try the new style of speetacles at
~ Sept 9'59. j. B. M0REY'S.
4 NOLD PENS the best just received at
n g. n ID yvsy
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TNNHE 9Th volume of Georges Mississippi Reports
Il have just been received, and for sale by c. A.
Moore, and j b. Mercy of jackson Miss
Vols. ], 2, 3, and be had az the above
booksellers.
Price per Vol, IS ut the store or SIS so mailed
SAINT Il ,hQ-ff :.
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c. 6. Eelms has been selected to
liver the annual address this Fan before
e DeSoto Agricultural association
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GEORGES MISSISSIPPI REPORT

AeRACTICE in the counties Of Bolivar, Washing
ton and Issaquena. Sent o 1850 tf
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sn-n Are from the unrivalIed -
Nfactories of Chickering
VI 2 y vs. Sons, Nunns Clark y = Y U
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
60 49,. a..

Advance IN C0tIOus
p.erN. r, Sept 10.-Ths Ocean
APE -. ~ Southampton and HaEre, passed
sIs Ps'H sTre On DO 21st ult ~ brings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-08
From WaShinatou.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA dispatch from New
Orleans mentions the seizure of the boat Pan
Their and her officers and crew. Arrangements
have been made to arrest the fillibust tiers who
went in her from that city.
There are nearly S50tu,0O0 in the Treasury
subject TO draft. The Secretary sees no reason
for change Of his opinion as TO the estima-
ted receipts of this fiscal year
Wells, Fargo & Go. have Obtained n ccnces-
sion from the government of Sonora, for a
stage line between Tucson, Arizona, and Her.
rn,siIlO Sonora
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CPECIAL NOTICE. .Thi. heing the seaso,

CPECIAL NOTICE..-Thi being the season
the subscriber would most respectfully remind the
public seneray that his shop is on the corner Of
where he would be happy to receive orders for
PAINTING. in any of its various branches
Whitening and coloring WALLS. &C., attended to.
Also, GLAZING. The subscriber has resided long
enough in the city to become citizen of the same
and would humby ask to be sustained as such, by a
proportlonate share OF PATRONAGE. He has done
sufficient jobs In the city to test his quail fcations
wors man; besides can give ample references of
the same. well as for moral character. All Jobs
entrusted to him will be attended to with fidelity.
Respectfully,
&C 6-3ts JAMES WRIGHT.
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Mail Party Attacked by Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "A dispatch from indie
pendence. No, says the mail party which left
on the 18th nit, for Santa Fe, was attacked by
Indians, peyond the Pawnee Ford, and the
conductor and another man killed. Fears are
entertained for The safety of the incoming
Santa Fe mail party, due Tuesday.
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Az EvESTFUL LIFE.--Coi. Philip Hickey
died near Baton Rouge La, on the list inst
lie had lived there under three governments.
lie moved there while il was a Spanish Ter
ntory, but il was conquered by Great Brltain,
ana he became Il subject of George III. Upon
lis re-cap1ure by the Spanards, his allegiance
was again transferred 10 Charles Ill, OF
SPAN. In islJ, he joined the Americans In
Louisiana In O. revolution, and Baton Rouge
was ihe FIRST port captured, and over it waved
white flag with a single star-the banner of
me revolutionists, which he kept until his
death. Upon the transfer OF the territory TO
HE United States, he became citizen of the
Great Republic
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. AT the tea sales, to day,
the market was spirited but prices unchanged.
Al The Malaga fruit sale to-day, bidding was
spirited and bunch Raisns brought sails a
S232&; layers, &2.i0 a S2.65, for boxes; Mus
ca;el $40. Lemons SO 1910
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SHOCKING INDIAN OUTRAGE IN TEXAS
The Indians continue their depredations upon
the frontiers Of Texas, not only in the north
west but in The southwest along the Rio
Grande. a party from The other side OF that
river attacked three or four isolated families
living about thirty five miles from Eagle Pass,
a few days ago. and committed the most hor-
rIble outrages and murders. The whole saw
are band ravished Mrs. Hunter and her two
daughters, one six and the other nine years OF
age, and then beat out their brains. They
murdered MI NORMAN, who was at work
Ia his field and carried away his wife and her
iufant. BY way of amusement, they subse-
queHtiy beat out the brains of the infant,
While eating dinner, in the presence OF The ter
riiied, but helpless, mother.
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AIRED af EiilihnsterS.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct The fillibusters
were arrested to-day at 10 O'Clock, by the L
at the Southwest Pass. They surrendered
QMletiv.
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Experts OF Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-The exports Of cot
ton hence to Europe, for the past week, COM
pHsed 23G9J bales, of which 1900 were tor
Liverpool. and The remainder to Eayre.
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me BALTIMORE MEETING-The meeting
heia In Monument Square, baltimore Thurs
DAY evening passed resolutions decrying the.
practice OF making such an outcry about out
RACES, ~ 70 create the relief that they were OF
general occurrence, and further resolved 10
suppor. the Mayer In his efforts 70 protect the
right of every citizen TO vote.
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BY Re-. b. Lyme. Auct.

DCBL1C MALE OF ONE u Ot a n ID
L ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS.
CITY CO.. ON THE SWINEYARD'S ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MILES OF WILLCOX'S AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING, on JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of the owners.
will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, the 25th
Of October. u O'Clock, upon the premises, tif
fair; if not the next fair day thereafterD that
valuable TRACT OF LAND situated as described
above, containing one thousand acres. adjoining
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of it is in woods. and its
proximity to the public landings on James river
renders this land very valuable, wood can be de-
hvered at the landing only three miles distant, at
very remunerative prices. II is believed that the
wood the land, whea delivered, will pay for it.
There is a sufiieiency Of cleared land for per-
son beginning TO farm, which produces well of the
usual crops. The Improvements consist of
Framed Dwelling, with the usual Ont Bu dngs,
all built within few wears The location is healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills. Amy farther information can be had
upon application to tho subscriber, and the land
shown TO any person wishing to purchase by Mr..
John Hamblet, who lives on the land The land
will be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal. and made known on day of sale.
RO. B. LYME. Auct.
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall.
ZAAI
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ny Richard Casthera, Aacs 9

CnRkEG MARE At AUCTIO N...On
- SATURDAY. 0th inst, At 10 O'Clock. at the lot
near the Virginia Central Railroad Depot. i viii
sell at auction, sofrel on accou Sc al whom
charges.
DOUBLE SEATED BUGGY Also. ! double
ticles. m CATTHORN
no
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TRUSTEES SALEOF ALLEYS TAy.
L LID >, Mn INV EN,pN t,JITE nc, ~ I,
SALE OF TWO BUILDING

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILDING
MN Mi II Al aIic rfoE Wine Of deed
Of trust, executed BY NJ nj. Harris, bearing date
the sd das OF August, 1853, and recorded IN the
Clerks office Of Richmond Hastings Court. sha !,
IN execution Of said trust, being so required b. the
beneficiary OF the said deed proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 18th INST. at AZ o'clock. r NJ, TWO BUILD,
ING LOTS at the northwest corner of Leigh and
1lth streets. French Garden Hill. fronting Is feet
Nth street, and running back 40 feet to an alley
Is feet wide. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son, Aucts. oct
And FOR SALE IN Hal NOV L X.
Il NEAR ASH1.AND.-Fhe undersigned. viii
sell on the premises, on the 29d day Of October
next i fair; il not. the next fair day, the
TRACT OF LAND on which the late Thomas
Hooper resided at the time of his death. II con-
tains l4O ACRES more or less, with q suitable
BRICK DWELLING with SIX rooms; is within
one -and -a-half miles of the village of Ashland,
and adjoins the lands of Dr.. JAS. NJ sheppard,
Temple Elicit. and Others, and immsd ately on the
RICHMOND. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
TERMs-Made known on the day of SALE
WIN. o. WINSTON,
oc 3-dtds Agent for the Legatees.
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SUICIDE or A Observation-Disclosures M
Lenpp, wealthy and prominent merchant OF
new YORK, committed suicide Thursday
morning. by shooting himself through the
mart with gun. lie was among the most
ebafitabie citizens of New York and always
foremost in every scheme of beneyolence.-
Several weeks ago he had said that he feared
lie was becoming insane
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Election-.yigilance Commit.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-Scattering returns
from Mississippi show Democratic gains.
The Vigilance Committees in Louisiana are
Sill operating
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NEW SENATORS IL THE NEXT CONGRESS-
The following named gentlemen will take
leir seats for the first time in the United States
SENATE, on the first Monday in Decem Der next,
on which day tie first session Of the thirty
sixth Congress will commence: VIM. Sauis-
bury, OF Delaware; James w. G rimes, of Iowa;
lazarus ". Powell, OF Kentucky; Kingsley
y. Bingham, OF Michigan, John G. Ten Eyck.
o, New Jersey Thomas Bragg, of North Caro-
ma; Henry b. Anthony, of Rhode Island; A.
~ r Nicholson, of Tennessee J. w. Hemp
hill. Of Texas 80
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF RICHM0Nn- For SALE-Ws

u
CITY OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE.-We
offer for sale: privately. the following property be-
longing to the estate OF the late N. IL. Rasiand,
decd, viz:
No: LA MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at
the N. E. corner of Grace and Adams streets. The
lot fronts 20 feet en- Grace street, and runs back
about l45 feet to alley. The hnnse is Of brick,
Dtfit IN the best manner containing ii r0ouls with
all necessary out houses attached including ktch.
en- stables, carriage house. &c.
No IA LOT fronting IS feet ON Grace street,
No. IA BRICK TENEMENT an the north
side OF Broad street, between LIST street and Brook
svenae. az present occupied by I. Moore, 'front.'
ing about 225s feet on Bfoad street, and Yurning
back slont i4s feet e paved alley. The house i
with good brick kitchen. &c. = 80
No A BRICK TENEMENT ON Brood street,
adjoining No. fronting about the same. two sto-
RES hi H. and the store running hack the full depth
OF the iat-sas about l45 sfeetans. fnrsome years
Nos. 8 and 1.-TWO VACANT sLoTs on BROAD
street adioining the above each frentns 23ss feet
For terms, which Will hs terai, apply 20
kAGIAtsD & BRO,
Au 1-d3t 2aWto Corner Main and 9th IT.
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UARLE

~ BEAVER DAM LAND IN GOUCHLAND
ERrY ANa cokssTNs Of vfEHof
Young AND LIKELY SLAVES. HORSES,
kfTcHEN FCRNTnREx euPursasnt b to aS de-
cree of the Circnit Court of Goochland county. in
the cause of MARTIN VS., Martins Administrator,
ct a." rendered at the September term, 1859. the
undersigned, as Commissioner will sell at public
s9et49pp to the highest bidder, on the premises,
valuable M a HsP SfsSse as6vE sns
resided at the time of his DEATH It contains 7ss
acres, adjoining the lands OF Col Peter Guerrant,
deed, and situated on the Beaver Dam Creek
There are about 100 acres of frstrate low grounds,
and and ECO acres IN orsns growth heavily tinheTed.
House with seven large rooms; Negro, Ice and To-
baeco Houses and other buildings usual on such a
farm. The situation Is as beautiful and healthy as
any In the county, 1t is about four miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal. FIVE miles from
line OF the straight shoot railroad from Richmond
to Charlottesville, and Is miles from the city of
TERMs.-Cash for so much rs will he sufficient 70
pay the expenses OF the sale and the costs of the
years. the credit nstalments to bear interest from
me Gay Of SSle' 6 Pc pad annaaily and the par
the s to Be-
tanned until the further order of the Court.
>, Cnpt; . Nm N; Mayo, the manager. will show i
to NE, at Nebraska POST Office. Appomattox coun-
Yer see nay oounss W III Mssye; r IL Rich-
Special Commissioner.
ALSO-Ten young and likely SIAVES--viz:
Five men, two women. two girls and one boy, and
all the personal property thereon, will he sold after
the sale ofthe land, consisting ofvainabe HORSES
and NJ ULES, embracing two very fine thorough
bred brood mares, in foal by Telegraph" one of
them his race mare, Julia Todd, - and yeariins
judges the finest colt they ever saw COWS,
CALVES. HOGS, and large flock of SHEEP;
WAGONS CARTS. TOP BUGGY, all the FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS, and crops Of TOBACCO.
CORN. OATS. Hay. STRAW. HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c. The stock are Of
the most improved blood.
TERNs.--For the personal property, fexcePt the
slaves, Tor whom cash will be reauIred.) for all
sums under $50, cash; over that amount q months
credit, for bonds with approved security.
The foregoing sales will take place positively
JAMES E. ROBERTSON,
Admir- Of ]. T. A. Martin, and
Admir- de bsnis non of john Martin, decd.
oc 4-d&ewtds
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1910 NOW READY sFOR1 1910
lllSyOa = THE FALL TR ALE - lClfl6.

r FL. .
GEORGE sTARRKTT, Bslsin's Row, Cover
nor St. offers to his customers assortment un-
ties for work n anS sorss
Factories. Churches, &c, cannot be excelled Re-
sa SPIRAL Furnace 4 Tor
Richmond Portable furnsce, sizes; Hedenburs's
Patent Heater Ere pfes Or ch,nnsy
Burner, warranted te stand dre.i sizes; Aneri-
eSSsnss Fksnss Issa HI sss
GoSs WIN HOT Wafer
Boiler holes. and large OVEN simple, strong end
varieties and sizes. suited to the varied wants If
the people. Country dealers buying here Stoves
save frei.ht Early oidsrs win receive Immediate
attention, Those coming later viii be promptly
filled in their order, and as last as the work can 10
niSSOLUTION.-.Th firm Of HARRIS 4
IL MOORE is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent All pc rsons having claims aSnlpss the nrm,
ceorsd % the 6rnl. w'n can cs =. e. MOORE and
j t. & I 4, JHkSNERIs,
Richmond, Oct. 4th, 1859.
r, &. MOORE. late of tho 6rm Of HARRIS 4
II. MOORE, returns his thanks To his friends and
the public generally. for their liberal patronage To
business Of ali those who consider BIN worthy o.
their oonfidence He will continue TO oceapy the
Iibsrai cash advances niads on cousgnments in
hand.
NOTICE. undersigned returas his thanks
Of sfs od IL q III e ss sss
ths ri ias ssasa 0ns.s M
GOnETnING FOB SIivEsIAKERS AND
y sADDLERs.-lx would hsfeb g rs.ara ny thsnss
last four years, and most respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same.
ccHEAP For CASH As am, am dsssrmiasd n ia.usss
have ever before been sold in this city; Also,
FIeash and AmeTissn 4 I 1sSliN ~ sIioE ~. ND
f a. p4kanksr fRkls c h.sssss
kept in q Leather and Fndinx store. TO which
invite the attention Of oil in want. ~ am dster-
"'"s' y @ % 3. Ii. cHALKLEY, 18th street,
- 2-dtmcw3m bet. Main and Cary.
C0sTHaINEsT,sss :pI} S,s REdSHT
tires .lnss ! 9sss. TUESDAYS. fE1k56Af5
IL Hos a. f SaPA ! I. Capt. Jors Dos.lp.
osi NEkSHHSf, Ss sss 6se: g. i. sss.'s
o.s Scisix SsS NJ. js GA 4 |; ssss:os
Sss. H Bd.s. s e. Fl Is Ext ctss SO
msasisd s. careful snd srisnssS csetsiss. and
sI ns.s J. y:
three years. hess ! eoass.sses q shs ,ans.
ITO C0ACH nlAkKRa.
f's :r f.si &c: g &c :, 81 49,
III i d! 8: s: s.
"a a. issss
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BIZ AIex. Mott. Ascs.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.
= CERIES.-Wiif he sold at auction 1T my store
corner Main and 18th streets. on SATURDAY
m'I,hNiNG next the sth inst ccInm9nei1x .t 70
DRY G0oDSs--eensrai assortment seasnnab3o
Goods; hne Lot Ready Made Coshine, Boots. Shoes,
GR0c whiskey. Brandy, Sin, Wine,
Sugar. Coffee. Soap. Candies and Bacon.
l0.oO0 CIGARS, &c.
&c AI.Ex N0rT A,.t
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NOTICE. ~ hare this dag appointed ALEX
AMBER RoBB = AGENT for me. tc "a and
selt fOF caoh only. ~ 3. 2. 6ukNa.