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Nh HE'S I send you two dozen Of fue pereh.
NJ which I caught in the haTou above your saEnm.
I eanRht them AT IN about fitesn minutes, sitting Al
one place. eaught a LARGE quantity yesterday. me
fishing is better than I ever saw it.
Your, respectfully.
WILLIAE order.
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me best preparation nov known Tor purifying the
We CHALLENGE comparison win any known D,spara.
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Main Street, BFiHhley5s Block.

mann stEeeIs BF1nNIeg58 Block,
Is TIE place to buy all The E~ovPities Of tis FAST ara
L As e would use Up too much OF The APPEALS vaira-
bic aiveriising space TO snumerate q thousanfth Bart or
our usefol articles We content ourselves by sayInE, shat
We do not keen for sa.e I'm tae House F1ruisbnr wav. IL
is useless 60 look for elsewhere, End We viii not be m
dersold on anything.
jae0 EGRAHAM lFEs.
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In The most elegant and superb manner. for ihs aroom-
modafioa and comfort % ali Wno may desire hs urafes-
signsl servicesi and frou cur personal aruulfufspca
With N 3 gentleman. aud k~noEleige OF his SAIL In the
science Of Dentistry, Ne can assure our numerous
friends and aeqnaintanceg geueraliy, that De is IN ever
rorthy % their oo1fi.ncs.
fe27-sm TTaR0VT Il CO
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PAY OF III WksHrssroE CoasMIssIoEERs.
After considerable dispute 10 TIE Pennsylvania
legislators, ss to the amount, it has been de-
termined to pay the Washington peace COM
missioners from tsat State $4,000. This is
the aggregte, and from It, all expenses, inclu-
ding clerk hire, are 70 be deducted. The con-
missioners were In session tWenty-four days.
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NEW MEXICO.

The Black RePublican Congress, which has
just adjourned, refused to admit 'his Territory
into the Union as a state, because her Consti-
tuition recognized the institution Of seafV.
She will be more successAA46 application,
which, wen5 induced to believe, will ulti-
made to the Union of the Confsd-
crate States Of America.
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Ca The three Oregon presidential electors
could not consent to appoint a messenger to
bring their vote to Washington, as the mileage
(over Si5,O00) was too nice a plum to give
away, so they all three came on. The South
ern Cenfsderacy won't have such sntipodean
accounts as that 10 settle.
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ssrafuls. aypAins -Rasan.ti.n. and Mer.urI.l
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4 SUBSTANTIAL FEE-MTs. R A. Lock-
wood, of Lafayette, Indiana, recently received
a letter from Col. Fremont, at New York, in
forming her that be was ready to pay over a
fee Of 100000 due her husband upon the de-
termination in bis favor Of the celebrated Mar
iposa claim suit.
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Tbs friends and acquaintance Of CHARLET I.
CRAFT are invited to attend hisfuseral INF evening,
st O'clock, from the residence q Wm. watt. On Ten
nossee street. second house north o. South street.
Services BY Rev. DR.. Grunar.
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4AALl
Ez-Prssident Buchanan was 1t the capitol
90 Monday up to Eve minutes 70 twelve, and
signed eli bills laid before him.
Gen. Twiggs arrived in New Orleans yester-
Day, and was enthusiastically received and es-
eoTted to his residence by the military, msm-
beEs Of the convention, and crowds Of prOmi-
nent citizens.
The United States revenue euitsr Dodge was
seized BY the authorities Of Texas, in Calves
ton bay, on the ID inst. The officers com
handing resigned their commissions under the
United States Government, and rendered their
services to Gov. Houston.
Texas adviees stale that the commanding
officer at Fort Brown, contrary to the order Of
Gen. Twiggs is preparing for defensive ope-
%rasions, while State troops are concentrating
in the neighborhood, preparing FOR an attack.
Fort Cooper has been surrendered to the state
authorities.
The telegraph says Lineoln's mnauguration
ban was a great success" II the cvergrown
child had tho ~intuitivs perception Of Mrs
Psfthineton's Ike, be would baDl for bis eoun-
try. It was Ia the midst Of a State ball that
Balshazzar saw the Handwriting on The wall,
and whether Invisible to the corporal. organs
ct not, the minds eye Of every intelligent guest
at Lineoln's inaugural ball, must have seen in
every direction those expressive characters
" mesa, mena fekil, upharsin."
The telegraph announces the following stars
IN the 6rmsment Of ek-RepubIieAnism,
which have 50 long been under a cloud, as
d" the very elect" Of Mr.. Lincoln's Admins
tration WIN. H. Seward, Secretary OF State F;
saluon P. Chase, Secretary Of the Treasury;
Simon Cameron, Secretary OF War; WelIes, Of
Connecticut, Secretary Of the Navy Mont
gomsry Blair, Postmaster General Caleb B.
Smith, Secretary Of the Interior; Edward
Bates, Attorney-General These appointments
were eouhaned unanimously BY the Senate,
With tie exception OF Blair and Bates, who
received four or five negative votes each.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Com e. Chfrr II ( -


DETRoIr, March An address, signed BY
the governor, state officers, and nearly every
Republican member Of the Michigan legisla-
ture, has been sent to Nr. Lincoln by Lieu
tensnt-General Birney, recommending Chase
for Secretary Of the Treasury.
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At the residence o. Col. J.. T. W. Tillor, in Drew
county, Arkansas, on the 18th ult., by She Rev. ThouAs
P. Stems, gr. 81 NICHOLS and Miss S. J. TURNER,
both OF Desoto county. Mississippi.
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On the morning % tho Sd inst, four miles south Of
Grand Junction. ARTHEz hopkins PEHxIss, in his
tweaty thisd year. EZ
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President FELTON,, Of Cambridge, as
serts that the continued use Of steel pens par
alyzes the nerves Of the arm. he advocates a
return to the use Of quilts.
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To cash co hand, as per last report. 81 ,20P. 50
To cash irsm stCcAhoideTs......... 86,IJT.B8
cash from real estate sold...... 1855 %
To cash from stsCk sold BY trustee. 500. 90
cash from OhAncey Court.... ASA
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1926 Acres,
House and Fifteen acres Of GrOHsd
for Rent.
CITUATEDol Msrshead zverus, and near the Raleigh
road A~arst-rete garden place. Rent very shsap
20 a good tenant.
GOE5AR2AT, DUFREE & Co,
mHl Ayrss' Buiidias.


A FIaSr RAFT cock lnI houss servant Also a Ee-
n E0 Boy, a 1rst-rats house servant aud carriage
driver MONsARKAr, DUPEEE 8 %
mrl Ayers Buiidi1E-
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sHocKfss-The Boston Posi-, not having
hetsaF OF Abraham he Prince Of Rails, be-
fers its eyes, gets Of the folowingi
Query. sitter readiHg the recent spesebss
Of the President elect, whether those wlo
thought Old Abe was able do not realize that
they made an - ofa mistake.
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THE anest collection Of PLANTs reosived d. "a
rect from France. Messrs. Martin & Co, 41
Flower and Shrab sellers IN Paris and Versafl 80
les CFrsnosl, have the hoa0r = informing the -
ladiea and gentlemen Of this city that they have inst ar
rived here with the most varied and most splendid ro1-
New Orleaus Up 10 the present time, such % Jamelias
81 different species. Daphnes. 1hcdcdendrums Poens
Arborea. nav DsntEin, 1880 new Roas Ru.hea. Prult
Trees, vine, Peach Trees. Strawberry and Gosseberrv
Plants o. various kinds, Flower Bulbs. ~ new species
Of Pinks, which figured 81 the grand Exposition. Vsra-
table Plants, etc. Prices very moderate.
n. who shall honyr rs with their cona-
dence viii please call At No. 2s MAIN STREET, Pro-
vine Blcck rae Plants and shrubs 10 be sent 10 the
oouniry will be packed By the seller.
Osiaiogues may Be had IN the store.
fe2i-sws kARTIN & 90.
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rnRrH CARnIIrA ELEcrrnN.


The latest intelligence which we have re-
eeived BY our exchanges from North Carolina,
leaves it a matter Of doubt as to what has been
the result in that State.
Advices from Wilmington up to the 2nd inst.
report that twenty counties had been heard
from. each going largely for secession aAd cor
vention. Those from Raleigh give the result
from forty-ssTen counties, which, it is assert
Cd, elect feTty-eight Uoion, and twenty-sight
secession delegates, and give 5000 majority
against convention.
There is yet much doubt as to whether con-
vention viii carry ; the probabilities, we must
confess, being slightly against it. It depends
upon tie vote Of the extreme East and extreme
West.
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Ter REM,

Sole agent for Msnpsis. =
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MRS. II. A. EAsLEY,
.aecOHchessse and Female Physi-


d EsPECTFULLT tenders her professional services &
n the citizens Of Meuphie.
Rs1idsncs and once, Coumsrcial Hoiel. JsGeuou
Street. Rom No J. fFq-fms
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Iooi1noin and Charleston papers please o0py.l
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DEFEJL RDOM9.

Also, on ne same aoar, Dc. ]. B. WATSON
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
N. E. Corner Union and Main Streets,
TENNESSEE.

w have now opened M cur new and elegant rooms
" for the reception q visitors. Our rooms are
handsomely anlshed, with a large skyi7ht, srranaed
eNciuEively for making all kinds cf Pcrures- Cur Pho
toEraphs will he colored IN oil BY The celebrated artist,
w COOPER, on TIE MIST reasonable terms, and Of
an sizes. Aleo-
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THE oldest Insurance Company doing business ia the
/ s9stA.
CASE CAPITAL AND ASSETS, o1.O00,oo
This company rests it claims to patronage on The FOL
lowing facts:
E-It has been doing 4 Legitimate Insurance busi-
ness FOR HALF A CEETCaY.
ETM has acl7NeaLln 1vishiate5utaI0 IN regard
tlsfr 1ealing, equitable Adjustment and prompt pay
meut o. Losses, when acquirrneut is a guarantee that
il VIII never diTiate from its former course. and jecp1r-
die q character SO long and dessrvsdly enjoyed.
81 possesses bans ode means to the extent OF a
EILLION DOLLARS
E- Il has tEszty thousand dollars in Tennessee State
bends der osited with the comptroller, as an
ADDITIONAL GUARANTEES
to its policy holders in this State.
"a contributes largely toward the revenue Of this
S'ate ~ anuusl payment Of taxes on license.
Properly holders wishing 20 protect their property By
that VIII stand up boldly and pay every Just claim
lect by applying ~ the agency Of this oomDany.
Once No. ?, Bank Bulldogs, Main street, Memphis.
J.E- CHADWICK. Arrut.
joseph Nash. OF Nashville, STATE sgcnt Tor States o.
Tennessee. Kentucky, Mississippi and Arkansas. will
atteld 10 tbe prompt adjustment and payment q losses
n ne district. mrs
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TeN.

THR arm Of G-ENsBURGER < IEVT. Truns mann
Il f~acturers, is dissolved irons stls date, nd viii
hsnceiorth BE- carried on By
G-EESsBURGER * mo.
making Tor the liberal patronage Ia home industry.
we nov guarsntee All cur work, aud adsr 10 sen evsry
article IN our line, wholesale and snd retail. IoVsr
taaa ever. G~HNSBURGKR b Bro.
mf-iH "a Main street,
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ROTEGE.

They invite the attention o. merchants generally I,
an examination Of their stock and price.
B~RANsFORDD GOODBAR & CO.,
mr6dfwaw.m Ma. 81 N.in sf-set.
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MoxrsoMERT, March I-Congrsss in secret
session to-day. Peter G.. Rurrcgard was con-
frned Brigadier-G General Of tbs Provisional
army.
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MY FoRgER %BEsIBESCE, On Jacsson -
III street, With thirty sores Of faEi aitached, 45sl
orchard, ETC, etc A good tenant is desired. Him1
Apply T once TO me, o. to Joseph B. Psrk, atA4A
NcCombs & Co g..
f=1s-2w JANE r. Parry
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collection Of the customs on ehipb0zrd in the
event Of Illegal combinations OF other obsta-
cles 10 the execution or the revenue laws, and
authorizing the President, y he deemsft ne
eeasary, to employ the army aud naval forces
for that purpose.
Mr.. Phelps tDsm. Of MOI objseted to its
Capitalization.
Mr.. Bingham moved the suspension OF the
frules. Disagreed to-f03 to 52-not two
thirds.
M. Dawes called up the report Of the select
COMMITTEES on naval affairs, concluding with a
resolution that tins Secretary OF the Navy, In
! accepting without delay Or ipquiry, the fesig-
nation Of officers OF the nayy who were IN
arms AGAINST the Government when rendering
the same, and Of those who sought to resign,
/ that they might be relieved from the restraint
imposed By their commissions upon engaging
In hostility 20 tbs constituted authorities Of
The nation, has committed a grave error, pre-
indieial to the discipline Of the service and in
furious to the honor ahd efficiency OF The navy.
for which be deserves the eensnrs Of this
House.
Mr. Dawes (ReP. of Msss) moved the pre-
YIous question.
Mr.. Branch (Dem. Of N. CO moved to lsv
the resolution on the table, Disagreed to-57
against 96.
Mr.. Branch. as a member OF that committee,
inasmueh as the testimony had not been prlnt-
ed and the facts proven, said the COMMITTEES
would not sustain the resolution. He asked
Mr.. Dawes to allow the majority and minority
reports 10 be read.
Tho resolution was adopted.
Mr. Phelps offered a resolution that the
thanks Of this House are due and are hereby
presented to the Hon. VIM. Pennington, the
Speaker thereof, for the faithful, courteous
and Impartial administration Of his duties dur
Two the present Congress- He moved the pre-
vlsus question
Messrs. Rufin and Craig Of North Carolina
objected, but the speaker pro tenn. (Braneh,)
decided this a privileged question.
Mr.. Maynard Am. Of Tenn said the value
Of a resolution Of this kind depended upon
the yeas and nays being called, and made a
motion accordingly. =
The House refused to order the yeas and
nays.
Ins resolution was adopted, with several
objections.
Reports from the conference committees
were from time TO time eoncurrsd In.
The committee Of conference on the Indian
appropriation bill reported.
A long debate ensued between Phelps and
Stevenson relative to the appropriation for the
Choctaws, partaking of a slightly personal
nature.
The report was agreed TO by nine majority.
The House then took a recess till 10 o'clock
mohuSy
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- n 1aE o0MIrE NEIanBol-

Hoop.-We are assured, on good authority,
that a gang Of runaway negroes, about four
teen in number, are depredatiDg almost With
immunity on the property Of citizens living on
the eastern side OF the Comite river, IN this
parish. They have been frequently seen In
squads, some Of them armed with shot guns,
and In one instance a gun was put to the head
OF a white man by one Of Four negroes who
emerged from the bushes just as the former
was In the act Of securing one OF their com
rades.
Two white men are With these negroes, both
armed with double-bsrrel guns, and doubtless
are the instigators OF their thieying snd inso-
lence. An expedition Is on feet to capture the
whole party. II il succeed, tue white villains
will get their reward. OF course much ex-
element and apprehension exists In the neigh
borhood.-BatoR Rouge Advocate.
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SEWING Machine Rooms.

Arranged for the oonyeni.ncs a. Isl'ss. Being on TIE
second heOr. We have cur didsreut styles o. Sewing
Machines always On hand We take ersat rIeas1re IN
showing our WILCOX MACHIEE, knowing, from a fair
trial BY those who h1ve bought them, that they are ne
family machine. One great feature ia TEEN i. the
Needle cannot be set wrong. They srs the mIst simple
and least complicated Machine in I've b rallng and
seeing them you can be satisfied OF their value.
Also, on the same ho1r, Dc. J.. 3. WAss0N has aited
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fRoA WAsHmeroN. - Gentlemen who ar
rived in this city on yesterday from Wishing
ton, say that cold Abs7 is bent on rstaking
ths Forts and collecting The revenue. lincoln
thinks that this is not coercion. The sorfbsrn
people hold to another opinion NoHfgoasyg
CoBfedeYaiioa, Sd inst
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0DD-TELLOWs' HALL.
Commencing Monday Evening, March
Ilth.
SIX FIGHTS O.T.EF.

u4VHVa UHHIaII MIhoIhL.S AND BHAS8
BAEDs
COMPRISING Is spiendid performers. under the i'm
mediate direction sud personal supervision Of the
original AID world renowned GEORGE CHEGSrT, whose
performance br The lest IS years IN the United States,
have been paironizsd BY the elite and fashion o. ever
city the GEORGE CHRISTY MIEsTRELs have had
tire honor Of appearing in-
For particulars see small bills.
Admission 80 cents. children and servsnts, half price
Doors open at \ 70 7. performance commence < to s.
mr3-2w JOIN p. SMIrH. Ra.Iness Aeant.
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CONvOCATION OF THE LEGEsLA-
TIE

In view Of the eXigeRey Of affairs at the
present ums-the failure Of The peace confer
eHes in securing any adequate adjustment Of
our difficulties, and Of The threatening and
hostile tenor Of Mr.. LrScoLS's inaugural ad-
dress-we are constrained to suggest the urgent
necessity OF an immediate convection Of the
legislature by our worthy and p~atris.ie COVER
nor. At its recent session the legislature
failed to provide FOR the defense Of the STATE,
BY srning its citizens. It was then confidently
believed that there was no necessity for any
such preparation for defense. The aspect Of
affairs is now completely changed. We be-
lieFe, also, that a convention, empowered to
act upon our federal relations, is absolutely
demanded. The proposition was defeated, be-
cause Of the universal impression prevailing
among cur Union friends, that all the demands
Of Tennessee would be secured By the confer
ence, proposed by Virginia, and then on the
eve Of assembling. The developments of the
past and present week have been Of such a
startling character, that we are confident a
large majority Of our citizens would cordially
applaud the action Of Gov. HARRIS, if be
should, under present circumstances, assemble
the legislature, with a view Of securing the
safety Of our people from threatened dangers.
No power On earth can prevent our citizens
from taking their stand BY the side Of the Sc
eeding States against the federal forces, and
prudence dictates that this should be done
with the concurrence Of the executive and leg
islatiye departments Of The State, and that the
citizens Of the State should, in a legally con-
stituted convention, determine the future des-
tiny Of Tennessee, after mature consideration
Of all the circumstances nov surrounding US,
so different from those presented when the
ballot was previously bad.
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A T the annual election OF the Building and Losn As.
as1. 's9S55A5s'S9 9.s SS9 =, T fSe Ssai3 2s, me following on
seHdeni-W.A 49, g. vv1.
s-A. woodruff J N. NcConbs, 4, d 5w
ell, ". b Drift.
TressuT6r-J. 8. Erwin.
Sscretlry-J. & Chadwick.
The following "a She annual report Of the treasurer :
ANIMAL STATEMENT or THE MEMPHIS BUILD
ING n LOAN ASSOCIATION MARCH D., 1870,
TO r l, 1881. J. s. ERWIN, Treasurer.
DR..
To cash Gu hand, as per last report. 81 ,2oP.ss
To cash irsm tCclhoideTs......... 86,IJT.68
To cash from real estate sod-..... 1855 %
rocasb from stsck sold BY trustee. 5000
cash from ohaneey Court. 35.s
cash paid to sundry persons as advances
on their stock S3T,s92.7 IS
ordinary ..............S 920.15
for real esta te........... 1882
for legLl...-......... z64.tO- I,894I7
Cash o. 42.5s
sss,s2s.5I
Bonds AMI msrtEaEes.. .s2S4, 100 90
~ shares OF stock .-.-....... 35,442O0
Bl receivable --..-.......-.- s.sosA
heel estate....-".."....... 14,4s3.TT
Iedser SAlssoeh ste..-..-. 1856
--ssB,sss.ss
Assets as per last ort................ 1897 ESQ. IS
Proceeds o the past year.....~...-.... $3.50 81
sl5,ssses
I have sEamine4 the accounts OF the above Associs-
non and hni them correct, as per above report. Mem-
phis, February IS, 1851. N l.. LAWRENCE.
The above statement IS Satisfactory to a..
ThOS. LEIGH,
J B. LEsCH,
J. J. M5RPHY,
mf6-it Committee.
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q We notice the following poster in cir.
%calstion in this cityt
Io,ooo voLUNrrrns WArrrpl

u We notice the Following poster In cir
c~ulation in this city,
10000 vOLUNEEERs WANrEDG
Abie-bodied Tennesseeans can get employ
ment at S. a month. with isrked beef and
crackers, in the ARMY Of COERCION, to
FORCE their Southern brethren into su5nis-
sion. Nooe but Loyal Cidzens to my Govern
ment and the UNION need apply. All good
friends o. the Union, will not wait to be
GRATED for Service In the government.
EiB For further information, apply 10 nv
beloved friends aud AIDS, andy johnson and
emerson eiberidce.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Con. 10 Chief q. S. Army.
Washington D, c. March 4th 1861.
POSfMASTERS and other officials are d.
rected to Post up these bills in some eonspicu-
cue place where they car be read.
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MEMPHIS CITY TARXISH ROOMS.

fEfHE suhscTthsr wishes % intorm ths citizens hat he
Il 20 nov FeacT tc resolve cd sud Eeo1ui hand furnI-
iure % every fsscrlpIau. 90 repair ans varnish the
sane, ald, f &C. i asslrstie. he hss nc objections TO re-
palunE the f~Ernitura g. ne family -esi1ence-ths ez-
pense Of 1raylng All hauIiuE would Be saved. He VIII
r-upholstsr and furnish new hair cloth co chairs,
sofss and ctvans. An description q steamboat furni-
uurei chairs repatTcd era painted, ard no objections 70
E1ing any distance IN he e.uutry on The Plantations;
hus he expense. Guzhle and trErs ~11rtati0n % the fur
nirure % the Gy and tack aEaiu can be saves-it
alone, would pay he repairing o. IL. Apply as above.
or address ne through the pcst onee.
fe7-dsm HENRT BEAREs
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DIS. J. B. WIsS0s q RM. WisSOs,
NO. 80. DENTISTS. NO ln.

UAyE moved their oaes b corner q @r
II UNI0E AMI MAIN sFaEsTs
Faare neg La7e ltr- - so urllatrflFN-a
rooms sll-atl' f1r the Erc1umstaIlu % ILL
thoss who nay fsgar them win ttair cazs4s--e -
aa7lngtnU 1iedpe-nsr-nt oasrtbeh praf-rst-r.T
efllees IN me 4ncr-llasza1ae af Dsltstry. PRIME
re p114e 70 serve lru ia ne NEST ElIrI ana
lnllei4W mfaners ard lu eye-T -rse1rarls esss urr-arf
aiftidir1i b1th -s t1 operations rsrflrusI arr
charges t9f iEe sane Purifier than uis F= Wish o.
-'.- eAi ~ llll-eusrt Eba--rar- fl rnsls-e te 11tE1
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