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THE HIGH

NTOFF.aT'S LIFE PILLS. THE HIGH
Ivl and envied celebrity which this pre-emin
ent medicine has acquired for its invariabe efficacy
in all the diseases which il proesses 10 cure, has
rendered the usual practice Of ostentatious puIng
not only unnecessary but unworthy Of them. Thsy are
known by their fruits their good works testify Ior
then. and they thrive not by the faith Of the ereaar
ous In all cases of costiyeness, dyspepsia, bilious
and liver affections. piles, rheumatism, levers and
agues, ohsna te bead aches, and all general derange
ments of health these Pills have invariably proved
a certain and speedy remedy. A single trial viii
place the Life Pills beyond the reach Of competition
10 the estimation Of every patient.
DR.. MofFat's Phoenix Btters will be found equally
ef5cacious in all cases OF debility, dyspepsia,
head ache the sickness incident to females in delicate
health. and eyery Kind Of weakness Of the digestive
organs. For sale by Dr. w. b. MOFFATs 80
Broadway and BY Medicine Dealers and Drdegisfs
gnerslly throughout the country.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA Z "a n,srR,cr c urr.
COUNTY OF sHERBURNP-
lrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Tie Rink Of Relnii

i. Of MlNNEs0Ot@A n L CRIT,
COUNTY OF sHERBURNP.
lrH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
The Bank Of Beloii2
O. a. Smith
To o. f. Smith, the above named defendant.
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota, you are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in the above entitled action, copy Oh
which complaint is filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the said court, in and for the County OF ben
TN, (to which County, the said County OF Shef-
Il urne is attached for Judicial Purposes) in Sauk
/, apids in said County Of Benton, and TO serve a
l. opy Of your answer TO the ssid compliant on the
subscriber at his Office in 81. Cloud in the Comfy
M Stearns in said State, within twenty days
alter the service Of this summons On you, exclus-
i've Of the day Of such service; and if you fail TO
answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff in this action will take judge
n,cnt against you for the sum of two hundred dol
liars (S2OO,) with interest al the rate OF twelve
nc, cent per annum from the End day Of July
!. 1855, besides the costs and disbursements
In ID and sns,ained in this action.
WIN, J. PARSONS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated May 9th, 1860.
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SHERIFF SALE.


SHERIFF SALE.
nv x;r,ue Of am execntion issued out OF ma .h-
h der the seal Of the District Court Io 80
Fourth Judicial District in and 'of tns 0. :
Ren,op State Of Minnesota, upon JTTSs.1cn -
dered on the Tenth day Of March a. - r,.,n,,
docketed in the Clerk of Courts once 'Oi n sosX
Of Benton on tha l5th day Of February -,
In an ACTON ,shereiu James H. Place IS Piantu ana
Ruruharn Hanson as the sole surviving paF,nes
Late firm Of Hanson and Place, capartnefsniP WIZ
consisted of the said Burnham Hanson snd .:g .ne ~
Moses Plate DEPENDENTS, in favor OF sAlu Ib
(which said Judgment AZ new assigned - ass -
T., !, and AGAINST said Busnham Hanson as SURVIVING
pa,tner Aforesaid for the sum Of Fourteen huneIe.
aa,d Fmtv.6ye $1,000 Dollars, with interest iroih
the 10Th day of March, 1850. and costs. ! hass
this 3Oth day of May A. d. 1860, Levied on AZ III. u
ntercs. Nhich the said Buurnhani hanon ~ n ~, 80
had Of IN. and 10 the following real and person.
estate, on the 4th day Of October, A u, Io'S' .,d
wit:-Blocks Nos two, three, four. iour'ee" "
seven, excepting lot no. one IN sala o'O -. "a
Also the tract Of Land between Block fourteen alio
and belonging TO Burnham Hanson anu -,
Clark, said tract being 800 feet wide. ne saeAM
saw mill on Blocks nos. and with the eng'ne'
boiler and fixtures, also the booming privneSes
longing 10 said mill. Lots one, two, ana par, -
three, IN Block no. one. Lots one ana =" - -.
Ieight,-Aiso the apurtenances on All OF ".!
al owe mentioned property any wise oe'ons'"s
thereto. ..
All Of the above property is situated ~ the 'own
81 Watab as surveyed by George W. Sweet ~ 'Ae
County Of Benton and State Of Mnneso,a:
n, oper.y al Public Auction to the highest bidder or
cash. at the front door Of the Hyperborean Hotel IN
Sauk RAPIDS. County Of Benton aforesaid, on Satnr-
day the 2ls day June, lS6o at 10 O'Clock 10 tns
forenoon OF that day. satisfy the said execution
ith interest and costs. H. McMAhoN.
Sheriff Of Benton Co., MINI.
WM. S. MooRE, Plaintiff . Attorney. MI
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NOTICE.

q s hereby given that The undersigned cOmm,s-
1 sioners, appointed to examine and alio" the
claims against the Estate Of William Fietcher' iA'e
nf Sauk Rapids, deceased will meet ior ,na' pnIpo
Al the Residence OF the Widow Of said WIN. Fletch-
rr, deceased, in Sauk Rapids. County Of Benton md
State OF Minnesota, on Thursday, the srd day o.
MAY, 1860, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, ana
again at the same place on Thursday the l2lh day OF
July, 1860, at O'Clock in the forenoon, and again az
;cmLer. 1860 al o'clock in the forenoon ana thas
ibe time limited for creditors to present their claims
i six months from the 10th day Of March, !. D.
1860. st.
Dated at Sauk Rapids this 27th day OF March,
a. T. 1860. "'@'
SAao Wa' V sioT 3. MOORE. COZ; Commissioners
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NATHAN RICHARDSON,
Register of Deeds of Morrison County,

AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT. !.
h.nd far sale a large amount o.
II no oa Ea ming Lands in Morrison County
- cne,ce ms. sor non residents, Execuss Con
vsrsnsss. ~ p inves, or Loan Money, at the 6e's
Omce b. Court House, LttHs 3a'fs.
Liutis Falls, .sprii 30 tsso.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
cnrNTY nF SHFRRuRNE

STATE of ! MiNNEsoIA' lin, IS.
IT session Of the Probate Court for the
N County ef Sherburne holden at the Probate
office in and for said County ,on the 2lst day of May,
1860. Present Hon. Andrew Boyipgton. Judge OF
Probate.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Alexander Wood
ward late Of said County, deceased.
On reading and fling the Petition OF Martha +.
Fielding, Nancy b Woodward, Oscar Woodward,
and Lucy W. Woodward, praying that Letters of Ad-
nnistraIion said Estate may be granted to
James McCann.
Therenpon it is ordered. That Friday the 18th
day of June 1860 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day, be assigned Tor the hearing OF said Pet-
tion and that the heirs atlaw of said deceased and
all other persons interested in said Estate, re-
uucsted appear at session of said Court then to
lie holden at the Probate Office in and for said Coun
~ of Sherburuc, and show cause, lf any there be,
hy the rras of the petitioners should not be grant,
ed
Aud il il further ordered that said petitioners give
notice TO the persons interested in said Estate OF the
pendency Of said petition and the hearing thereof by
ca sing copy Of this order TO be published in the
Ns,u Era a newspaper printed and published in the
Couny OF Benton State aforesaid, to which the said
County Of Sherburne is attached for Judicial purpos
es, for three successive weeks previous said day OF
hearing. ANDkEW BOY MUTTON.
Judge Of Probate.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
WI made in certain mortgage executed by
Will am NJ Hooper, Of St. Cloud, in the County E
Searns and State Of Minnesota, to Chester Wait, Of
he same place, dated the 23d day Of May, A. D.
1882 and duly recorded in the Office Of Register OF
Deeds 10 the County OF Morrison and State aforesaid,
on the 27th day OF May, A. d. 1859, at O'Clock,
.. M. Of said day in Book " A" Of mortgages, on
pages 320, 321 and 322, which there is now due
to said Chester Wait, mortgage, and unpaid, the
sum OF seventy-six dollars aud seventy-three cents.
And no action or proceeding at law ha, ing beeu
commenced to recover the amount 80 due thereon
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by vir.
tue of a power Of sale in said mortgage contained,
and pursuant to the Statute in such case made and
pr divided the premises described in said mortgage TO
wit the south east quarter and the south half of the
north east quarter, and north west quarter OF the
north east quarter Of section number twenty-four.
(2D in township number thirty nine, (39) north OF
range number thirty-one west, in the county OF Nor
rison Aforesaid will he sold Mt public auction to the
highest bidder, Il the front door Of the Once Of
Register Of Deeds at the town Of Little Falls, in
sad Morrison County, by the Sheriff OF said county,
ON the 9th day yot July, 1s60,at two O'Clock, PM
OF said day, to pay the amount then due on said
mortgage. together with the costs and expenses OF
sale allowed by law. CHESIEh W All,
WAR & MCCLURE, mortgages
Attorneys for Mortgage. MA
February rs, 1s60
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MARCH %, 1sso.-TRIPLE SHEET.
ADJUSTMENTS,
WINTER GARDEN.
Ihe management hiss pleasure In announcing the appear
To-NIGET
AMUsEM EMENTs,

EVERY NIGHT,
"a America kuepe aud whose renues nov ia lie s
fRss sssa f6Ec Eas voice
me yer event thai has characterized the annss
Miss sATExAN Ssa happily chosen for her rssppe.ranos
EvANGELINE.
NEW AxEnRiHcAN PLAY.
uSs ss " poem and written by
ss one Of tie charming easse and natural
''.''i'ns my '' ssn sisssi AMERICAN STAGE
~ adaon % the sng .,ibatss all esdy from
ass
s:i Ssss ssssai
It's o. rsiotIng sni acslpture md has ss' srscsd
SsT & az aSs.
sssy o ssr 's s sss Ss Of soss As sad from
nerito, Uus rlay which o.ly needs soas jadicioas
: e. @ s:ss ~ sI.s'.s. A.s ssr
sdsiss - s5us q S
sg ss e s sss
rs.Ss9s Y ~ Ss s
@ anenly dssed some actresses DO By good ooSs
ss ssi % ea ss s1 .as Z ss % S g. sssss
snse sns sas n. ass s ST % her
.1s ;.s eor: ns !,
q s ss sSs s
admirable OF The oher Jeerpn Msaon
a. Benedict and Jordan Gabriel deserve favorable notice
Grand Pre- and the double moving fourth act
or picture elcied npause view of the exts.
ror OF the Phanepha En,shcnse painted Hayes one
of The best scenic eftyta OF tte rece
From the Exprersl
The st sncreee Of which we have speak ct the Winter
cstden last night M Frys overture written expressly
Ter the piece possibly for the itself We with
mere pleasure o~in IA great degree To Mr. Frys
IA Of The best and accomplished a Ameri.
can music isss, have lately % great risk { being
ignored by tie public ihe overture u a fine p,ecs
OF descriptive Dusic sd miraby constructed more
men,ed with ment and. In most oasss vigor
We can but Congratulate Mr. Fry upon the success Of
his last mrscsl pIoducli and us that we may soon
have the opportunky OF earing from him iusfurnen
tally again We shall, of cW'rso speak OF Miss Baean
reel bound TO tina. her most
decided In the IRA. placs she has charming which she
rispayed to eminent advan age In Ter rendering Of
~ Ia Lure de Mel" In the first, and the Ave
posed in character could well be conceived For
The second OF these and tepde she
served an paivey anti dclciocsly given by
her. Asregsrs her acting had great merit which we
WA we lad not expected from her nconven.
TIE third act where che throws herself weeptg upon her
breaGt who has been msddened his m)rfunes
admirably real and this the faettbat aa
ot tainted by shadow OF The ucual stacy convenlonay
orr0w. -
lie Of The follo> hR the cast are sufficient
ydenee that NO effort hae bsen spared TO produce the piece
q yosEPH JkTIERsoE viii appear a. Baptss Ls Bl.nc
IT, 6EoRGs Madame LsouT
ir 1RIFs REMBLE MASON a. Benedict Beisonans
II rEAnSUN as. .Basn the Blacksmith
aI. cLODDAnI -a4... Father Felicien
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE CoMUT7EE ON ROADS OF THE BOARD OF
III Councifnen Will hold meeting IN ~ room NO Cny
Han on easurdAy he 2lA Instant q for the purpoce
OF considering the sube referred 70 them ferson msoeH
ed are respectfully invited 70 be present ~c,.
ALEXANDRA sHAW.t on
JONATHAN +. TRorfER,> Roads
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SPORTING.

spIENDIp AND LARGEST LOT OF HOOKING
A Birds in The ci;y, in full song imported Cansres.
cares &C. for A6s Canal street, corner Of Hudson
Sases 49, DAVID vANTAN
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GRAND NATIONAL UNION MASS MEETING.
(T At THE
COOPER INSTITUTE

GRAND NATIONAL UNION MASS MEETING.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EvENIHG, MARCH %, 1880
The Young Kens National Union Club this city viii hold
Grand Nafopa Union Meeting at the Cooper institute
on XondAy evening, March &. when
Hon THOS. A. II. NkLkON, OF Tennessee,
Hon. GEO. 8. BILlIARD Of Massachusetts
Hon HORACE MAYNARD, of Tennessee,
Bon. WILLIAM DUEk, OF Fcw York,
VIII address Of New York the present crss
in The Affairs Of the republic All patrioc and Union loving
cordially invited be present The Ca5 have seoul
Resment National Gn0d and aso The dissn
DR. Chas Ale1ndder Guiimee who VIII In the course OF ms
evening sing several national airs
AdmIttanos and eeata free.
BY order Of the Young Mems National Union Club
GEO. A. HAI.SEY,
Chairman Committee Of Arran menis
The Executive Committee cordially approve OF the abovo
e"n ~"u '''' - ~ CHAUNCEY W. MOORE.
Chairman OF Executive Committee.
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MUSICAL BALL, BROOKLYN
M Twelfth week tf tho ceiebrated
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GLASS bOMkeo
with their beautiful low pressure Meea Enesns,
made entirely Of xsss and the only one IN tho woso n
uection with Slass Blowing and Fancy 0lsss WortnS ~
vaTiees by company Of the best a.sss vinx IN nsr ~
K.h,ttou omen Afe rnoon and evening 1exnann9
this tha or " exibiton Of the kind IN thc world
AIRS 4 G. HEErAN IN SEVEN CHARACTERS Ar
M tbe Rowery Theatre tonight Thursdsy, MIfch ~
<Ny EXHIBITION ADMISSION FREE
I y THE FIRST DAY OF WOKBHIP
AT GOUPILB GALLERY,
Broadway, corner Of 9h utroce
uruo rs Ir,-wHY WHO CAN IT BE, BUT GEORGE
w CHRlsTY playing Toodles, with Caude Lectures.
10 crowded houses NIBlO'S SALOON every evening.
AIRS J. G. HEENAN IN SEVEN CHARACrERs AT
U the Bowery Theatre 70 night Thurvday, March n
JAYTr MINsTREIG oNDERDoHK's HALL NO go
III Grand Clinton week Brilliant suS
cos New programme or th week which WIN concade va
he plantation scene Of Diyes land Doors opcn ~
fo nance comnsnee n prestseiy. Admiration % oen
VxrANrED-A WALKING LADY, SECOND Low CONE
w dian and good violin player for travelling compAn{
Address Geo Thompson Broadway rost once new fUk>
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v,u NCIs BUrIBR no. PECK sLrP, HAS ALL THn
csocs breeds Of Dor fcs ..ls and stock Buers Ina
nrrsnted n All caass Dogs boardsd franed, 10 Advisa
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necied with cusom work for four hands Reason cell
Ing the gipg Europe Apply $40 Third
between Twenty fourth and Twenty hth streets :.
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An Onn FOR SALE, WATCH AND JKwELRI
Isl UUU. store beautifully fitted up and doing goot
hnsness jobbss Of $500 yeax guArnnteed Btuate
in fine location where here b comoetiou. Rent low
with four yesrS lease hne chance Tor FOOD workman
Address Jew eller, Herald onhco
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NTEw BOwERY THEATRE
IN sole Propretors kessrs O. L. Fox j. Liz rnr
THURSDAY, March e. 1860.
The talented American actress
Mrs FARRBN,
In her grand delineaion OF
LUCRHTIA BORGIA.
The accomplished coumedenne
Miss FANNY FfTZ FAEREN
As Gertrude, in the Farce Of
n LOAN OF A LOVER
And The excellent melo drama of
THE BRIDE OF TIE FRONTIER
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POLITICAL

r0HARLRsroN CONVENTION ACCOMMODATIONS
family residence on Bay street. ooposts Atlantic
Wharves whp 100 yarts of the Rss Asry and eight blocks
of tbe Institute Hail. viii be rented at reasonable rats dur
pp he sng OF The Convention The House is "a feet Wide
by "a feet deep contains II has large parlors and h IN
cmpete orter II open and Airy, end n much preferable
70 deneey occpsd portions Of The city FOR further
T. or n. NJ. PORTER Co., IA King street, Charleston.
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THE suBsCRIBER wIsHEsT fEIL OUT THE MANU-.
featuring branch Of mis- business an offers for sale the
whole Of his Machinery oonssng Of two Rag
Hachnes entirely new. the other partly worn also four
36 nchez vida; excellent lot OF ga inch SHAFT
pE 50 or 20 fee. WITH Patent Rsng I'D Falling Boxes az pr
inch face and from diameter " inch daeer also
Counter Shafing hAvng feet Driving Puleys; alco Bengs
haf Machinery running order The other can be start
already established tie best chance ever offered In this
country easily managed, as any parson having any
cheap ea.h would trade for sm. Farm pea,snsiy
fore Wedpesday March 7 win hn be sold at aucton But
Wcud prefer sell altogether The Machinery At the He
ssnberr works Tho aud be engaged
sba offer for sse on h. same day from 20 ooo 70
Two dsy beo,e sale Tho Macbnery Be any
uu DE 18th he hours f O'clock; or address
n me "a Market street Rags bought ~ usuai.
EYwaRK N. J March 70, 1850. WILLIAM MARRIOTT.
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noETMoNNAIK TAKEN-NoTICF.-IF TIE PERSON
j. who took Portmonna!e from LADY 10 Fourteenth
ing two coupons of s each Of the Hudson River Sarosd
COMPANY and Of $40 the Michigan Central Railroad
Cot apy the through the Post Office directed
TO box L7o questions viii be asked and the money taken
nav pe iep The coupons have been stopped payment and
can be Of 10 the taker. B. " b.
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Grass Seeds.

90 BARRELS Timothy Seed;
~ 20 q Blue Grrss do;
20 o Orchard Grass do;
20 +" Herds Grass do;
In store and for safe lew by
septl7 HUGH McCREA & co.
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bly,. but still in eircalssion.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

J. BERRHS LINDSEY, N D., D. D., Chancellor of the
University, and Professor OF Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. r JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military
College. and Professor OF Engineering.
JAMES r HAMILTON, A NJ, Professor OF Mat1el1atics,
aad Natural Philosophy
J. H STEWART, A. N, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature
GEORGE S BIACFIE, A NJ, NJ D, Professor of Botany
and Natural History
REv J W. HOYTE A NJ, n D, Professor of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature
r W PTTNAN Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages
J. G.. ANGLADE, Teacher Of French and Drawing
c. h WINSTON, n D., Surgeon
The First Term of the Academic Year 1ooO-6l com
mences on the Sd of September, 1850
The Second Term commences on the 27th of January,
1861 Commencement Exercises take place the 18th
OF June, 1861
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance and use of Arms, sos per Term Matri-
culation Fee, 50. Students required 20 furnish
their rooms Engineering, French, Spanish German,
Drawing Book keeping, and Fencing each $40 per Term
of twenty weeks
Students under IA years Of age will not be admitted
By the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
ent established and health, physical culture good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply to
any Member Of the Faculty, or
3. r. JOHNSON,
July 2S-w2m. Superintendent.
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University Of Louisiana.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

~ LAW DEPARTMENT.
NlHE Lectures in this Department will commence on
i the second MONDAY of November, 1860 and con-
tlnee until the first Monday Of April, 1861. They will
embrace the various branches of the Civil Law, Of the
Common Law, and of Equity; Admiralty, Commercial,
International and Constitutional Law and the Juris
prudence Of the United States. The Lsstures will be
delivered by four Professors:
Hon. THEODORE H. MCCALEB, IL. D., Professor Of
Admiralty and International Law.
RANDEIL HUNT, Professor of Commercial and Grimm
al Law, and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN R0SELIUS, L. D., Professor of Civil Law.
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor of Constitutional and
Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city in tho United States has the advantages
which New Orleans possesses for the ready and perfect
requirement of the Modern Languages. Good Board
can be obtained as cheap here in any other large
city in the Union. -
All communications must be addressed 70 the Dean
Of the Faculty, at New Orleans.
RANDIL HUNT,
auglo-d&wt3dmin Dean of the Faculty.
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LIVERY STABLE.

yTTM T. WRIGHT Co, would respect y -.
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville L--SIs
and the public generally that they have ES-kA
purchased the well known Livery Stable and the stock
and fixtures formerly occupied by VIM j. Philips, on
Market street, just below the Square.
We have trst-Tate lots and bOX-stalls to accomIno-
date drovers, and all our friends who may favor u
with their patronage
We pledge ourselves give satisfaction in all cases
We have large number OF fine Saddle Horses and
fine BugEies to hire at all times.
The IS, do not inteud being surpassed by any
Stable IN the Southern country. Come along and zee
for yourselves =
janS-1y- WI l. NtlOHI : w.
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Furnishing and Fancy GoodS.

iNTE daily receiving additions to already full
w supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS We
have all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars Stocks
CTavats and Ties. We have any quantity of Gloves,
Gauntets Robes Suspenders and all qualities Of Hos.
iery both Ladies and Gentlemen. Our stock of In
derwear is complete embracing all the heavier fabrics
of Silk and Wooen, suitable to the approaching season
These goods will be sold at correspondngly low rates
with the short crops. j. H. McGIl4I.,
sep3-tf Cherry St. one door from Union.
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CONFIDENTIAL LITERARY BiREAU,
$50 Broadway, New York City.
CONF BU,IIN ESS.

(g a Pricdte or Family NdteTe,)
Transacted with Care and Efficiency.
PURCHASES of Books and other articles, for Stu
L dents and others, executed on Commission.
Loans, to any amount on Diamonds Jewery 9TH
available property negotiated with the strictes
privacy.
Private Correspondence superintended. Letters up
any subject and answers to any communications,
furnished the shortest notice and under the pledge
of inviolable secrecy.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing TO carry Private
or Public correspondence can have box at this Office
for their exclusive For terms apply in person
by Letter.
Rr Inquiries by letter must enclose stamp for
reply.
BS- All communications considered in a Busidess
light and held strictly confidential. $50
aug2o-3m.
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Furnishing AID Fancy q ,ods.

JHTE daily receiving additions to our already
w full supply of FALL AND WINTER GOODS We
have all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars stocks
Cravats and Ties. We have any quantity OF Gloves,
Ganntets Robes uspenders and all qualities of Hosie
~ for both ladies and Gentlemen. Our stock OF Under
complete. mbracIng all the heavier fabrics of
Silk and Woolen suitable TO the approaching season
These goods will be sold at correspondingy low rates
with the short crops J. II. MCGILL,
septA-u Cherry ST., one door from Union.