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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20

A HANDSOME FURNISHRD FRONT OR BACK PAR
"A 0r to let, with Bedroom connecn containing
ho and cold water with without Board In private family
where the comforts of home be enjoyed situated
desirable neighbohood Apply st 40 West Thirty sixth
street. setween Seventh and Egnh avenues Privilege
be had of prAcace good piano.
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A FURNISHED ROOM TO LEr-rO A GENTLEMAN
"A wife single gentlemen, with paria Board II
required. Terms Moderate tho comforts homo Ap.
ply nj lE Forsyth street.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BEpRoOw, WITTY
a Board suitable fos gentleman and wife single gen
temen. House rss clase; very pleasant location Best
references given desired Apply Sc East fWen isth
street. broadway.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10

Evils Of Mental Precocity-The fol-
lowing paragraph from DR.. w. A.
Cornel's late work, entitled allow to
Enjoy Life presents subject which
should be well understood by parents
and teachers of precocious children
Tho premature development of the
mind and neglect of the body, havo
long been prominent evils in our edu-
cational system. 1t is often very
pleasant to fond parents to see how
bright, intelligent and witty their child
is; and they often find great satisfac-
ton in showing to others the brilliancy
and mental sprightliness of their pre-
cocious darlings. Such parents know
not what they are doing. All tho
praise lavished by such parental folly,
and fond aunts, and doting grand-par-
ents, and injudicious friends, tends to the
serious injury, and almost certain de-
struction of their children. Thor keen
flashes and sparkling witticism are but
the indications of an overstretched
mind, and a neglected body. Our many
systems of education thus destroys
many children every year. This neg
lect of the physical, and stimulating
the mental mani is themoro to be deplored
from the fact that this early precocity
is wholly unnecessary because, many
of the best educated and useful men tho
world has ever seen, were very dull
pupils, in carly childhood. Andrew
Fuller, Sir Walter Scott, and Daniel
Webster, were all very dull scholars
when children and yet, who has ever
done more in the theological discussion
than the former! Or, who, in the whole
world Of intellect than tho second Or,
who, at the Bar and in the Senate, than
the latter?
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10

Taxes and Licenses due this corpora
ton, even though the warrants are not
due.
The President named Messrs. Eng GLE
man, Fischer and Herrle to form the
committee required by resolution above
to negotiate and sell the time warrants.
Sundry. Bills were read, and after
suspending the rules the Mayer WIS
authorized to draw warrants for the toll
ing persons and amounts: Iss 6
f. Fischer. transferred bills a
of I'll. MEG uinn, for 1S14a bbls
Shells 5044 <50s
d. Negroth, for hauling
bats is .e = s.s . -. a15 81
Lethieque and Madere for
hauling 1924 barrels shells and
bats Is3ts;si
r. T.. Preston. services as ssssGsI
Attorney ~ az
N. G. Davis. asdozen. pass
books -
w. Schroeder, Ro1llng Shell
Road w
The President named the Standing
Committees as follows:
3 To compose The finance C0asmittee:
Messrs. 6. Eng enia1 G Herrle, f.
Schiller, and In g. Zellnr.
~ compose kses Streets and landings
Coulsaittee
Messrs q. Davenn ~. Mayo, and
II Fischer
| TO 1epYsseu ne lou,asiI ~ the PdySs7z
{soasnaittee
Oh anct ion. &C. Council adjourned
until ediiosaiay, October II ;lt
5 O'clock, r.. M. .s
Atrue copy,
G.. Ct. PORTER, Secsy.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10

workmanlike manner, at the charge of
the Police Jury, be and the same is
hereby accepted.
ReSoLUed-That n special Committee
of four be appointed and instructed to
prepare forthwith the specifications for
the aforesaid work and materials and
to advertise reasonable time in the
jefferson Journal and Carrollton Sun,
for proposals to do the same.
ReS0tUed-That the Secretary of this
body be, and that he is hereby in
structed to transmit to said l.. f. Fou-
cher, or agent copy of these resolu-
tons.
The President appointed Mossrs.
Levy, Perret, Miller and Preston to
compose said Committee.
The following report of the Directors
of the lst School District was read and
received.
Greenville, Parish of Jefferson,
October LIST, 1860.
To the Hon. the President and members
Of the Police Jury, for the Parish o.
jefferson, Left Bank.
GENTLEMEN
We the undersigned
Directors of the 1st District School,
ISSpSCIi ttll ~ ISPoi1 tiiO ioilo"ihS- HO
school is in full operation from the LIST
of September and is in u way of doing
well. The teacher is punctual to his
duty, and the scholars are regular in
attending school.
There are at present 81 children at
tending school every day, and by q
careful management we are under the
impression that the school will progress.
We also report that we have taken
the census of the children residing in
the LIST School District between the ages
of and 10 years, and find there are,
of males 65, and of females 60, making
in all 1875 schoolable children in tho LIST
District.
Respectfully submitted,
j. MILLER,
l.. FEHNER, Directors.
c.. b. COTTON. J
On motion of Mr.. Miller, the jury
adjourned to meet again on Monday,
the 9TH day of November, 1860.
ca true copy.)
CHARLES T.. ROVER,
Secretary.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10

u The Game Of Euchre and LifG-Am
arkansas Fathers Ad0ice 10 his Son.
There is genuine humor in the idea
that an Arkansas man finds the most
natural expression, even of parting ad-
vice to his son, in the language of tho
card table, and the manner in which tho
terms of the game of 'euchro' aro Their
fitted to the game of life are ingenious.
Read it there's moral in it:
Bob, you're about leaving home for
strange parts. You're going to throw
me out of the game, and go it alone.
The odds is against, Bob, but remem-
Dor always that industry and prCscvor-
anco arc tho winning cards; they arc
the bowers Book farming and all that
sort of thing will do to fill up with, like
small turnips, but you must have the
bowers to back 'cm, else thoy amt
worth shucks. If luck runs again you
pretty strong, don't cavo in and look
like sick chicken on rainy day, but
hold your head up and mule 'om believe
you're flush of trumps they won't
play so hard again you.
a'I've lived and Travelled around some,
lDoD, Hl1tl y va IOUIN ONJ ili'tL ilFo 0'Jll 'h7
folks thought you held suit u weak
hand, they'd buck again you strong.
SO, when you re sorter weak, keep on Il
bold front, but play cautious, be suits
fed with pint. Many's the hand l'vo
seen ouchred cause they played for too
much. Keep your eyes well skinned,
Bob don'tlet 'cm mig on you: rccol-
lect the game lays as much with the
head us with the hands. BE temperate;
never got drunk, for then, no matter
how good your hand, you won't know
how to play it; both bowers and tho
ace won't save you, for there's sartnin
TO be miss deal or something wrong.
And another thing, Bob, (thiswas spoS-
in II low tOne) don't go too much on the
women queens is kinder poor cards
the more you have Of them the worse
for you you might have three and
nary trump. ] don't say discnr en- all;
if you get hold Of ono that's trump,
it's ali good, and there's sartain To be one
out of four. And, above all, Bob, he hon
est; never take "A man't trick wot don,
belong TO you, nor slip cards, nor MIG
for then you can't look your man im tig
face, and when that's the case there s. no
fun the gamc-.its regular 'cu,-throat.,.
So now, Bob, farewell; remember W"t]L
tell you, and you'll be sure to win, and 1t
you dou't saryes you right if you get
'skunkcd.'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10
respectfully submitted,
j. MILLER, }
J.. FEHNER, Director
c.. b, COTTON. J


Ho,o Files Helped ON the Cause Of
american Lijcrty-In the last volume
of Randa11's Life of Jefferson, the fol-
lowing anccdote is given as related by
Mr.. jefferson
Whilst the question of independence
was before Congress, it had its meet
ines near u livery stable. It's members
wore short brooches and silk stockings,
andwith handkerchief in hand thcywcre
diligently employed in flashing the hies
from their legs. Soycry vexatlous was
this annoyance, and to so great an
impatience did it rouse the sufferers,
that it FASTENED, if it did not aid, IN
inducing them promptly to aflix their
signatures to the great document which
gave birth to an empire republic.
The anecdote / had from Mr. efferson
at Monticello, who seemed to enjoy 1t
very much, as well as to give credit to
the influence Of the flies. lie told 1T to
me with much glec, and seemed to re-
tain vivid recollection of tho severity
of an attack, from which the only re-
lief was signing the paper and lying
| from the scene
DcutA IF u Hcro-John y. Cough,
in one of his temperance speeches, told
the following story:
John Maynard was a pilot on n stca-
mcr from Detroit to Buffalo. One sum
mer afternoon smoke was seen ascend
| ing from below, and the captain called
out, Simpson, go down and sec what
| that smoke is Simpson came up with
his face pale as ashes. Captain, the
ship is on fire!' Then, Fire! fire! fire!
fire on shipboard = All hands were
! called uD. Buckets Of water were
dashed upon the fire, but III vain. Pas
| scngors and crew, men, women and
| children, crowded the forward part Oh
! the ship. John Maynard stood at the
! helm. Tho flames burst forth in a
sheet of fire; clouds of smoke arose;
! the captain cried out through his trum-
pet, john Maynard " aye, aye, sir
! How does sho hcuu! 'SOuth-cast-by-
east, sir.' Head her south-cast,. and
run her on shOrc.' Nearer, ncarcE yet
nearer shcuppryuched the shore. Again
the captain cried 'o't, "yom Maynard.
The response came fccbly, Aye, aye
sir' Can you hold on five minutes
LONGER. Jom!' by Gods help / will .
! The old mans hair was scorchcd from
the scalp, one hand disabled, his knee
upon tho -tmchon, and his teeth set
with his other hand upon the wheel, hC
stood firm Us a rock. He bcachcd the
snip-cycry man, woman and child wa
-avrd, as John Maynard dropped, au,
lis spirit toyls its flight to it, God.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10
In faith whereof, we have Signed
our names at the place above named.
M. G.. DAVIS,
JOHN d. HAMPER,
L L ERN

A. motion thata committee be ap-
pointed to examine into the qualification
of the Mayor and Councilmen elect, was
carried, and the President named.
Messrs. Davenport, Fisher, and Mayo
to form said Committee.
Mr.. Davenport in behalf Of the Com
mittee, reported verbally, that they
found Mr.. A. S. Ferth, duly qualified
to act as Mayor, and NIesers. Zeller
Herrle and Engleman, duly qualified
to act as Councilnen.
On motion the report was accepted.
The Minutes of September 10Th were
read and approved.
Treasurer Kern's Report for the
two weeks ending this day, was read,
showing balance of SCI 36 cash on
hand.
A Report was read from Mayor Forth
that he had sold the Ferry privilege
for 2 years, to j. b. Gassin for $3.50.
On motion the Report was received and
ordered filed.
A Report was read from Attorney
Preston, in relation to Law Suits of the
Corporation in his hands. On motion
it was received and ordered filed.
COMMUNICATIONS WERE READ:
1. From NJ. Boch asking 5 500 COM
pensation for land, alleged to, have been
appropriated by the City, tte' open
streets through Square No.s3S. On mo-
ton it was referred to Streets and
Landings Committee.
2. From J.. Decuere, resigning as
Contractor for Shells, per agreement
made June %, 1860.
On motion, it was laid on the table
subjec to call.
The following resolutions offered by
Mr.. Engleman, were adopted
after Suspending the Rules, on his
motion.
ReSoLUed, That the Mayor and Comp
troller be and are authorized to execute,
and sign timo-warrants to amount of
-Four thousand Dollars, payable i
months after date, with interest from
date, at the rate of eight per cent. per
annum, said time-W arrants to be drawn
each for One Hundred Dollars, andto be
sold in order to raise money to con-
tinue the construction of the Shell Road
in Canal Avenue, and the new Levcc
now being made.
ReSoLCcd. That d Committee OF
three be appointed, to negotiate and
sell said time Warrents to the best adj
vantage for the Corporation, and that
the Committee give security in double
the amount of said Warrants, that
they will perform their duties ind pay
over the amount realized.
Rcsokged-That the Treasurer is di-
rected ito pay out, the money realized
from the sale of said time-warrants,
only for cash-warrants issued for &C
count of the Shell Road and Levec.
ReSoLUed-That the Collector and
Treasurer is autl1orized to 'reccivc any
Of said time warrants in payment Of
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10

10 II T'-Fcwpcoplc aro able in con-
vcrsation to give the proper sound f."
the combined cousonauts SIS. They cam
say hcist easily enough, but they fail to
cnunciate trisis. They drop tho be-
tween the SIS and say tDis's. The fol
lowing lines are good exercise to re-
rnedy this defect they should be re-
pcated slowly at FIRST, thcr moro rapidly,
as the tongue leaFnsto give tho always
with perfect distinctness =
amidst the mists,
With stQlltcst boasts,
lie thr1sfsIifs lists
Against tflefE8sst-,
And still iIf4fsfs
lie secs the ghosts'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10
[OFFIcIAL,I Y fsss
POLICE JURY-PARISH OF JEFFERSON,
LEFT BANK,

LEFT BANK.
SITTING OF OCTOBER 1sT. 1860,
The Board met this day pursuant 10
adjournment.
Present the Hon. WmsMithoE, Mes
SIS. L. L. Levy, j. Miller, VIM. Fish
and n. Betz.
Absent L. c. Perret and r. IL
Preston.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, and approved.
The Finance Committee approved
the following bills which were on motion
ordered to be paid.
Jacob Weiyel- ----------l3 90
Z" ---- %
NJ. G. Davis OO
The following reports of the Night
police were received from the Chairman
of the Police Committee.
To JACOB WEIYEL, SYNDIC,
Report for the aocch ending Sept. 10, go.
Sept. 8th.-Arrestod blacbwoman be-
longing to Mr.. Waters.
I" Arrested blackman be-
longing to Chas. Schneider of
New Orleans,
- Arrested blackman Dick,
belonging 10 loLlfu.
" g Blackman belonging to
Jules Arnoult.
g g Blacl1man belonging to Mr..
Mason.
" q" Two blackmen belonging to
Mr.. Marshal.
" u Blackwoman belonging to
MI. Hopkins.
" BIackman belonging to Mr..
Roman.
For the accck ending Sept. 90.
Sept. I6th.-Two blackmen belonging
to y. Kenner.
Blackman belonging to Mr..
Terrier.
{" Blackman belonging to Mr..
Moliere.
" Reported r. II. Gogreve,
for selling liquor to slaves.
For the aceek ending Sept. 30.
Sept. 28th.-Blackma belonging to Mr..
Ogden.
- 29th.-Blackwoma belonging to
Mrs. Labranche, New Orleans
" Blackman belonging TO Mr..
John Labarre, New Orleans.
The following report from the Syndic
was read and approved.
! To the Hon. the PrcSjdenras1d Members
of the Police JurItof the Parish q
jefferson, Left Bank.
GENTLEMEN
I have sold the work
ordered to be done in TIE villages OF
Harlem and Shrewsbury, as: follows =
The work on LeveG aQd ditch III front
| of Labarre or Metairic Road, to Man
Zimple Observation-Disclosures 2 80
The work in front of Gogrcvc
and others, to NJ. Iimplc, for. 43 OU
The work in front Of Harlem
/ to NJ. Iimplc, for Ia o.
! The work in front Of Shrcws-
bury to Mr.. Doody, for ------ l3|- q.
Signed, JACOB NEIYEL,
-t..Ifn
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10

Cash ON hand q 1921 70s
CHARLES E.R0Xts, Treasurer
Sept. Goth, 1860.
Mr.. Miller on bd5IsM of the Com
mitteo appointed fo confer with Messrs.
S. Ell. Brown & Cos IN regard to their
petition asking psF1l1ission to lay u
tract from their property to the Jeffer-
son aud Lake Railroad, offered the fol-
lowing:
hs Committee to whom was referred
f8 petition of Messrs. S. Ill. Brown d
osS ing q right of way to form a
Sc Oh BtIoll with the New Orleans, JEFF
ffers and Lake Ponchartrain Railroad
thru Milton street, beg leave to re-
port SNx6bly upon the petition, i'll this
way, tlsat the Police Jury, grant u
right III way through Pope street, in
stead uF the one petitioned for, which
grant shall be revocable at tho will of
Police Jury. Petitioners shall bind
tlaems1lEes to keep the roads and bitches
in relatiT and make all proper crossings.
Sell pairs and work to be received
by The Police Jury through the Syndic
aud sflae Dimensions of the said street to
50 mud and certified to by a competent
s,lrxeyor at the expense of the petit
toners.
Mr.. Levy offered the following reso-
luton:
ResoLved - That the report of the
Committee be received and adopted,
and that the petitioners be allowed the
right of way as set forth in said report
said right revocablo at the will Of the
Jury.
Mr.. Levy on behalf of the Committee
appointed to correspond with Mcssrs.
T.. Rochereau, agents Of the Foucher
property, presented the following copy
of a letter written to Messrs. +. Roche
rcau and their answer.
New ORLEANS,
August 18th, 1860.
Eug. Rochercau e Co.,
GENTLEMEN - The undersigned bcgs
leave to forward to you copies Of the
proceedings of the Police Jury Of the
Parish Of Jefferson, Left Bank, in the
matter of the opening of Magazine
street through the Fouchcr Estate.
The Police Jury will in their opinion
| sustain the report Of the Committee OF
Both May, and carry the recommends
ton into effect, if the right Of way be
| granted.
Believing that the extension of the
strectto the City of CaTolltonwill pro-
mote public and private interests, we
cherish the hope that the desired CON
sent viii be given.
Mr.. Chopin, your tenant, to whom
we were referred advances no objection
The Committee would be pleased to
hear from you prior to their sitting OF
the first Monday of September.
Very Respectfully,
(Signed,) l.. l.. Levy
Chairman.
| Now Orleans. Sent. Sd, 1860.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10
City Of Carrollton, La,
October |. 1860. I

We, the undersigned, duly appointed
Commissioners to hold the Annual Elec-
ton for Mayor and four Councilmen
of the City of Carrollton; the Mayor
to serve one year and the Councilman
two years:
Certify, that on this first day of Octo-
Der, Eighteen Hundred and Sixty, we
opened the Polls and held said Election
at the Council Hall on Dublin street
in said City from the hour of 10 o'clock.
A. M, to the hour of 4 o'clock p. NJ,
and after closing the Polls at the latter
hour, we counted the votes polled and
found the following result.
There were one-hundred and seven
ty one votes polled, of which,,as Mayor,
Mr. A. S. Ferth, received l63 votes,
and Mr.. j. H. Hodge, received . votes.
As COuuclL2nep. 4 y -
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-10
10 FICIAL.l
G ARROLLTON COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY, October 3, 1860.
REGULAR MEETING.

WEDNESDAY, October 3, 1860.
Present: Hon. A. S. Ferth, Mayor
elect-and Messrs. F. G.. Zeller, Chas.
Engleman and G.. Herrle Concilmen
elect; also, Messrs F. Fischer, William
Mayo, F. Schuler and j. Davenport of
the former Council.
Absent: MI. Peter Stoulig, Council
man elect.
Messrs. Forth, Zeller. Engleman and
Herrle were sworn by the Secretary
and Mr.. Ferth took the Chair.
The following certificate was read,
received and ordered spread on the
Record.
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Family Groceries.
FRESH p UR E And c II E A p
Y snpbell, Respectfully informs his
IL old Custom Friends nj .he public thar he ms
a. h.na :, HI. store ss~ door, Of the Peoples
Bank. . very general assortment OF
Family Groceries.
~bic are equal the best and ascheap As
the cheses, enunrrsting articles sulce ~ 70
th.t his stack embraces arIelI in the
line OF Family and Provisons He also pays me
hi.hest price and sells 81 en- All
advance Families aud country are invited 70
call and exr niue his stock and prices
lie he's in operation sap and Candie fAefory.
from nAhled supply private famhes Aho
Aerleys article 81 and Cahd les Al Shoe-
.a,e and retail. N iAvorobl- terms
April 18th. 1850 ASa
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'BFhR CnocKBp. bREy. CHocKs8
ROCK ER & CO.

South side Of Main street square East Of Meredith
House,
Richmond, Ind.
Nsnufaetrre sii kinda Of CARK1AGES BUGG1ES
5ULkIES. Expsess and PsdIine Waxoas ke.. &C.
We have hand . 6ne assorsment Of vcrk In our
ns and finish order shars NJ. ics amae, m
ssys ~ pattern Of vehicle ell of which they
De made Of the best material and csro.el and az
pssieaced vorkmes Tbs psbis isvitsd 70 cali ga
sxam.ne their stock and prices.
e Particular sttepsfan paid 20 repaiv!ns
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LaketOn Mills For Sale!--
Iune S. lsee

TUvHRa1 mile located in Waha.A Ceunty,
u miles north Of the ceanty sect. ard one Of
psverS the seafe-inprsv<nrnts all new
iare. Nil uoass and Naehinery suitable for
snsnsive easness. fAst cutting sa~ NIL. in the
midst OF good n.b<s. and good Grain
WIKI 60 ass iaad sstsea~f. tos
which 900 in culfivaej6nl had With the
mills or SEPARATELY IL applied for in short time
Enquire Of j. D Roserso<k J. Baz.sf. on the
premises. the updersi xned in kichsnoad
Also. S&< god seiectisa ~! inprsvemsets
Pulaski Coaasy. ana small tracts in lAporss
".
Also . Dwelling Hoass Pearl s.. Riehre.a- Also
enc second Asad nngfne and two boilers.
To Be had ~ . bseEAia IL applied for
J.R KxNDESHALL.
nSehneuA. Ind. ynns - ae
korpaysrn Joasnsl pasiisA - aaasas % q aad
eAArGe sAiec00a.
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PERFUMERY.

WE wish to say to the public that We have the
w largest and Purest och of Perfumery. Fancy
od Toilet articles this market and for
sale che.pat JOS. STEDDOM CO
Nav 26 24tf
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NOUN vERN DOLE,
Wall Paper!

KloR the style ,sIfs, Satin a,e Oak pap<rs
e call AZ D0xAaIs's Cheap Wall paper pep,s.
- He. - Naia 81
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=. w.
West End Main Stee,, RICH MOND.

MY facilities for do,ag job Work and Repairing
4Nl are equal to any in this City We have the pat
terms Tor repairing nearly al the Ohio Threshng Ma
chimes. Pins, screws. Bulge Bolts. Bolts and Nuts
cut. We are MISC making 6rst class Saw Gum: aIso
Circular saws 60 either points o journsi, As
friend, IN. ID. Wilson has left invite his
ner customers to give US call. The highest cash
price paid for old Hon
F. W. ROBINSON
Richmond Nov. II 1859 49,f
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| To he c0nf,nNed.l
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SIGN OF The RED CURTAIN.
Fresh ARRIVAL
~At Prices 10 suit the Ttuses. -
Hs,nes 10 In his Mes Boo, tbs old opposite
the Branch Citisen' Banks. 30. ~ A4ia street.
All are invited to Call secs and sse the 6arsslns-
splendid assortment Of Ladies Dsess Goods. Of AL
knds and the iaest styles sAwis, Collars RbboGs
Dress Trimmings in great Variety
Cioths, s.Sinetrs. Aen's and Boys wear Ae, ana In
xhors everything usually kept in veil regulated ssssA-
ishment- t
~.ALL BOUGHT FOR CASH.
A general assortment Of Horsiso end Donsssie Dry
Goots SANITY hand, possible Cash
prices. Goods received once twice each osnsh-
JOSH. ". HAMA.
june q. isse. 9ets