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WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DR.. MaggiePs Pills and Salye!

[Extrncts from Various Letters.l
81 had no appetite; Maggiels Pills gave me
n hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box. and keep them in
the house,
"Dys Maggiel has cured my headache that
was chronic
fer cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
well in day"
MY nausea of a morning is now cured"
Your box of Maggiel's Salye cured me of
noises in the head. | rubbed some OF your
Salve behind my ears and the noise left
"Send me two boxes; want one for a poor
family"
:" / enclose dollar; your price is twenty five
cents. but the medicine to me is worth dollar. 4"
"Send me five boxes of your pills"
Let me have three boxes of your Salve by
Ieturn mail"
80 The best Pills for headache ever had"
my liver works like an engine. thanks to
your Pills"
- | am pleased to say to you. DR.. Maggiel,
that | would not be without box of Your Pills
for curing me OF morning nausea tor the world"
You will find enclosed one dollar. Your
Pills are only % cents, but l consider them
worth TO me one dollar"
DEAR DoCTOR My tongue had n fur on il
every morning like the back of a cat Your
Pills took it away"
81 took half pill and crushed it to powder,
and gave it in jelly 20 my little babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little pet was well in three
hours after.
II suppose it IL hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got well from the use
Of your Salve. Enclosed find % cents for an
other box to keep in the house."
Send me another box of Salve''
e Enclosed find rs cents for two boxes of your
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"a DAExsTADT hascompEed with the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
The Mammoth Cheap Store,
Good Goods at Low Prices

and intend by our actions and prices TO make 1t
in reality such Cheap Store as to secure the
patronage of all those who desire to Suy
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.kO0 GALLONS OF OLIVE OIL, BY THE
COO gallon. at low price, at
NATHAN BROS. q CO.'S.
IL Mndiaot, u
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sTEPHllN ARNOLD DOUGLAS.
..Tha Stone Which the Builders
Rejected"
Inauguration OF His Monument Ac-
cording to the Forms Of An
cient Masonry.
Forty Thousand Democrats Pres
snt--Enthusiastic Reception of
President Johnson.

Special Dispatch to the louisville Courier.l
CHICAGO. September G.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
New Memphis Theatre.

Lessee aud Manager. c. THOMPSON
Stage Manager....................W. III. DRAITON
From the Royal sadlers Wells Theatre, Lon
don, EDglandJ
Treasurer. ..................C. ID. STEINKUHL
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The counsel closed his able argument
in the following words: "My task is fin
ished / have done. But | will not re-
sist the impulses of my nature, by emitting
to say how earnestly lament the mur-
der of that youthful guard and deeply I
regret that the drama of Browns Ferry
was enacted within the borders of my
State. Every emotion of my own heart
tell me it was prompted by no animosity
to the Government whose flag was borne
by the guard. With their arms, the peo-
pie of South Carolina have laid down their
resistance. A high principle snd great
cause have been decided against them, by
the last and highest argument of nations.
They acquiesce in their fortune, and will
abide their fate With o heart that was
never false, and an honor that was never
stained, they have pledged submission to
the conqueror, and they invoke the God
of Heaven to witness with what faultless
fidelity it shall be rendered. Mercy is
not the attribute of the sword, and they
make no appeal and utter no complaint.
They crouch not to the conqueror with
prayers for pity, With no spirit Of de def
ancc, but with no tone of despair, they
say to him: Strike, but hear You are
the Representatives of q great and virtuous
Government, in crushed and conquered
country Your word is law, and your
arm is power. Remember Justice graces
and equanimity adorns the ruler ola nigh
ty nation. We look with confdsne to one,
and with hope to the other.
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Speech Of Gen, James Conner.

.
Mr. Conner, in his opening, vindicated
the community of Anderson from the i'm
plication of countenancing such crime
That community, wasted by war, yearned
for peace and the blessings ofpeaee. Tu-
multi, violence, murder: were foreign to Its
interest, as they were repugnant to its
moral sentiment. It is the natural i'm
pulse and interest Of every community
that such crimes should not go unpunish-
ed. There must be somewhere the pow
erto punish; but it behooves those charged
with the duty, to see that wisdom guides
power; and that in zeal to punish admit
ted crime, they do not involve the inno-
cent with the guilty. 1t is not revenge
but Justice which this court is to admins
ter-not to register decree, but to rem
der a Judgment,
One of the chief difficulties in the de-
fence has arisen from the little zeal, intel
Iigence and judgment which were exhibi-
ted in investigating the csse, while the
fact was fresh and the track of the mur-
derers recent. Had the case been then
properly Investigated, the truth would
have been manifested and the real cul-
prits arrested. ~
What are the facts2 Three men were
murdered at Browns Ferry Now, what
is the first question, which every man
asks himself in such matter2 What
was the motive?" 1t is demonstrable
that. whatever may have been the mo-
tive. the cotton was not. In the first
place, there was no change in the position
of the cotton after the murder and no
manifestation of any intention to touch
the cotton. They came with no carts ;
they could not bear it away; they could
not boat it away. Had they intended to
boat it, would they have embarrassed
themselves with horses Besides, the
highest number OF the party is six or
seven, while seven were necessary to nav
igate the boat, and not man left to take
care of their own horses, or lead off the
horses of the guard. The intent of the
party was confined to the murder Of the
guard We need not reason about that
point. We have the express declarations
of the parties concerned in the murder.
Directly after the last shot, voice ex-
claimed "It is time we were gone" and
the men returned.
What were the owners of this cotton
to gain by the murder? 1t was as clear
then as now, that injury to the guard
would be followed by the arrest of every
body connected with the cotton. The
murder was the surest mode of prevent
ing the release of the cotton. If the muir
der rendered removal of the cotton i'm
practicable if the removal of the cotton
is impeded, instead of facilitated, by the
commission of the crime-then, clearly
the cotton ceases to be motive to the
crime.
The position, .go, character and intel
ligence of the accused, all preclude the
idea that he could have had anything tc
do with it-no friendship or association
between the families of Keyes and Stow
ers, and no interest impelling him.
This murder was the result of conbi
nation and conspiracy: none proved
nor has the Judge Advocate proved
what. became of the horses, He hai
shown neither the beginning nor the end
The whole case ought to bo before the
Court; but it's judgment is asked on
fragment.
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MILITARY TRIAL,
IcoNrrN . Ep.l

sH r ID e f e n Q =.
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and subsequently he said he thought sit
was Showers who ordered the guard to
throw down their arms; thought 1t was
his voice." 1t is clear that Brown enter
tains slight impression that ne saw
Showers on the night of the murder, but
he does not preclude the possibility Of
having been mistaken.
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after the foul deed had been committed.
He then proceeded, at considerable length,
to analyze the testimony of these two
witnesses, and pointed cut the conflicting
character of their depositions, in reference
to facts and circumstances, that could
easily have been ascertained with GER
tointu
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SKIPPING INTELLrGENcE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....aM.y 30
Cleared.


Steamship City Of Msnchese Brl. Philips Liverpool John o.
stesm.hiP Jamaica Packet OH Cosove. Liverpool, Darrell
steamhp Abemare, Bourne Norfolk City Point Richmond Ly
sieaa'hip Irper (Br.l. HARRISON Liverpool F. cunsrd
soio.
Steamship Asia Ramsey. Liverpool. Tsp.coi Bros. { Co.
Stesmhp Atlantic Hoyof,
stean hir Eae'e Law renee Hsv,na snoff,ra ~ a., . INV
Htiueckcu Il Pau0Te.
s,esmship ~ Ga. Hobsrt Eewb-rp c Good.pced.
Steamship q. H. stout. Ford. Alexandria J Hand
Bark Stella (iirem.l, stei1slc, Bremen II. Kocp kCo.
BARK y ie thsmb Henieu. Hamburg, Runkhardt Co
BaIk Mcneywict. Gibbs. Cienu.g COS. Peck Church.
bk eose Becker Meek BshHes Rotefda, funch heincks
Bsk Ionic Orb Woodbury. Bombay via Bolton f. A. Hdey
brig Herben tPrl Barker Windsor. D. n. DewolfkCo
big isie Bishop utchnson, ST. Thoms. Wuh,u Oglve
Bns Marina " toft Santos, Lisbon, l. ". Amsinck
Brig = Sirout. Wallace Mnfyaurttl. J. Henry
Brig Nereus lH Rchardon. Cenfuegcs Tucker LLitorp
Sour Clara Eston, Pnadcphis, I.srswsy PyIner.
sohf May Gray, Lucas Uncs willie.
Schr Osribad. LAWYER Doaerara. Jones { Lough.
Schf Fanny Elder Shes, ilibeilpcn Holyoke Mrrray
Sctr Ben Willis tbr Webb Nora Cruz Broj DE Ver,u.
Scbr Volunteer B) Crowley CheEeIre, H. 81 d. k DewoH
Co.
schr Flva fBr.l Knowlcs Eleuthera Fnea,.
Schr Evrne Power st. Marks ard Cedar Keys T. d. TurIbu
schL Waahngon, Washington. Charleston and Georgetown
Bentley, smith 4 Go.
sehr Hattie cooubs, DrinkwSter, ErabehPOt w s. Brown
scbr Senator franklin Bodou Racket Tooksr Taylor
Schr A. d. Davidson. Holmes Richmond
Schr John Rose. Howell Wilmington Del. 4. Abbott
schr T.. A. Kelsey, Luusey, Bridgeport tefggs0u Wood
schr HoTo, Small Salem. II. W Ropes
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tcopy)
socrxrr FOR rHs pRoTscrIoy or Dxsrrrurs RoxAs)

CATHOLIC CHILDsEN
OFFICE No - CHAMBERS srsEsr NEW oRK May 22 1850
NJ 4. Brennan Conpfsousy OF the Cy Nstc. York
DfAR Herewith transmitted documents
.atnre Of this State entitled the of the
City Of New and passed April a. 1861 will confer
favor by examining docuen and by giving proper
directions that realize earliest the sp
preparation thus made Yours most respe,'iti9pnly =, 49,
Prssn. Society Protection q Roman Catholic Children
cHAprgR SAL
An ACT
yoa Tne BErfyr o. THE
KosAs CATHOLIC oHLDRSs IN TIM cITr op NEW
Passed April II, 1865, three-af,h, being present.
The People STATE Of N York rryesrned IN Senate and a
DIV, DO enact sJoNovs:
1.-THE Society the Protection OF Destitute Romen
Catholic Children IN City Of Newfok shall be entitled
receive fifty thousand dollars provided hke emosnt
the purpose Of its corporation and rlso yearly the
sum Try dollars capita Of annually main
aned IN institutions and the Bod Of Supervisors OF the County
hereby authorized aud directed olevy the said sum
and the said annual amounts yearly and the
Compro the City 70 draw bis warrant for the said
The said society The average number persons
shall soerlaned by the examination and teno
n.y. OATH Of the preen secretary OF sed society
society Its buildings within part OF the
Metropolitan Police District Of this State provided awys nst
keep maintain house Of reception In the City OF New
on aud any within said district which such society
purchased shall be vested In and belong SAID '
ETY. the ard WIN the same effect % ell iutents ara
though the bad been purchased oy and conveyed 70
said society after the passage OF this act.
belonging to and uied for the char
purIoss of ed association shall be exempt from aSaOn
4 l. ih act shall take eaec, immediately
srArs OF NEwY0RK
Office Of The SeretGry Of STATE . -,
Office and do hereby certify that the correct transcript
thercirom aud Of the whole OF said OH nal law.
under hand and seal Of Office 81 the City OF Albany this
sIty-siI EhAsIuS CLAhh, Deputy secretary Oh STATE
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COMmHssIONRRs OF EMIGRATION.
Meeting Of the Bonrd-kessiutiess OF Css-
doiemce-Avaricious Ticket Agen"-News-
paper Eausiens-Reguiar Stntcmens.

The regular semi.monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Commissioners Of Emigration held at Castle Garden
Yesterday afternoon. President YERPINcx occupied the
chair On opening meeting the following presenteds
e.osd tbs, this Board has heard with sincere q The
death Of Dr. Henry o. Cox late Consulting Physcsa o. wsrds
RS's.d the death Of Dr. Coz this Commissions !. c.a
a apa during many Yeas so ss1y aud 50
devoted 70 che Interest, Of . out sO $40 I'D. moe
RsssJ That hi. Commission extends Il. respectful sympathy 10
The Community which rcap-d berefs experiences
and @ 70 me Gy which S S adorned h III u S ', rss:
% Only lsy 1asS ~ d S,sd ss' N
Rt'od Thai copy Of resolutions be transmitted 10 ~
family and published in the daily papers.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
The nomination Of Dr. Augustus Reiners Assistant Phy.
stefan on Wards Island IN place oil Dr. Gucs resigned wss
motion was made by Mr. CUNNING to expel Mcssrs Chris
and New.York Central Railroads nom the Castle Gsrdsa
depot m having overharged emigrans and taxed them foe
passing their luggage throash tho Garden tbs resolution 70
Messrs GoRNAS LourREI and WINSTON were opposed 10
immediate action and desired that further
made while Mr. Cumming urged prompt putting
an end 70 the oyercbagng Of emgrans The resolution was
Mr.. WESTON complained Of the attacks made By several
city which tend to diunsh the confidence Of the
destroyer abolish the Commission.
Mr. OGoRAs thought tho editors Of papers
undoubtedly DESTROYS OF the bill before Congress.
Nj, cy0nse said the law ~ question had b,sa drawn b.
1ne discussion was sloity Drought 70 a Gloss.
The following Is the regular statement:
Number Of emigrants orrived 70 May % lse6Da
Number Of emigTants since 70 MAY %. lS6J.... $3.50
To,d ..s2Sss
u o..
To date IN 1865 ..... ................4o IN
Number OF inmntea In In. 1865 ls65 lsof is log
situations Wards lslanh. ,2aj 900 sio ~
Balance in bank. Jan. g. 1860 siTW
Aggregate receipts 10 May -. a.
-, lcOO--- FlsfcNf
Received 20 May 80 for COM -, a, .o,, a9a "a
mutation. Of passenger 80 1850 ''-S-.. e.,
No. ses6 4s7 s.
Oabafsemonts rs per previous $50 "a, 10
seeonnt 10 May p. 1885,. siNfV'
Cumbcr Of payments to MAY s,7asoo ~
,taasA
Balance In bsnk,
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ArriTcd.

Steamship Neptune Baker with dc and pass q T,sc
Oden
Steamship Colombia Barton Havana May 20, at u with
mdso aud past. 10 sp0fofd Iieson a Co.
Steamship fefusn Br Salmon Liverpool May IT, With ndse
dass She 10 anchor 81 tho Lower Quarantine
Brig Leopold Peiutd te Csfefo, ChsItIAf o. dys With
fruit order.
Brs Kssmo tof Windsor So Morris, Gacs Bay days with
coal 10 D. Il. DeWof TO.
SchL Nissnt tof sud from Eser " P Wes, days with
hogaby tc.. 70 b.. Ilu clinson Co.
Schi Wide " Odd dTeL, Cha C, bdsys, With LUMBER
to ~ l.. Nc Greedy I Co.
Scar. Rachael Jsre. Merriam, Providence.
Schr. Tuquasfa Wood, Ptoyidence.
Schr. Auon Baron, Hart Providence
Solr. J. W. Kline smith, Now-llpvcn-
Scr b. Miller Chapman Georges Banks, will habut TO s. B
Miller
sshr n q. Carbide sheldon Rondcst for Providence.
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gurniirre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of war
- rented etIr Ao sod Chestnut srd Walnut Chamber
Suites pltn and Ornamental u n. h. FAHAN01ONs No 2C9
Cauallt oppofits Wooster. ksabiiahsd 1919
ENAMELTD FURNITURE.-aho largest assort-
pct q knasaeea cbesas and s99 %sns, GHpaooM
FL goods Wnled rcressn ottho old establish ed house
WARREN WARD Co. 20 sI7 Canats.
l HAVE ON HAND and make TO order on the short
ef notice. on Kind of FURNITURE manutecrs' prices
j. r. PCKARD No. 67 Bsecxefi factory Nos 7OJ and So
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bort Warocn's Nolife.

~ EKW.YoHR.
PORTWARprHs' OFFICE No. - Nilisn-',-i
NOTICE Is hereby given. ia accordance w.th Sec
~ ton ofte paced April 49, 1851 entitled An A. Re
Waien Uico he PoIt NoTk" e. I'll
interested hviag chns - The s5sc matter Of 'ach
inquiry ersuu-fi0n th- following sesss
under by the Pon Waisu ant That m
ers1unt0nr Wi he completed within ia c-Ja tia
rI.~f1v
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fegai Notircs.


SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of NEW
- YORK.-FREDFRlcK PROBsT and HENRY VULcKgASN
Pl.inig, ssust ALBERT scHoLLER snd...............
fERNANDO htnsLtb Defend Sum: u. ). lnerusl
sCHOLLER and FERSAHOO HENsLER Do: socerts
pdauis You are hereby summoned and required canceird
TO answer the compsin In this action which
be hed IN The oce The Clerk Of the City and
at his office in the City e said city serve ropy OF your
hyeisht asiree in tire City Of NewYork will twenty dSv.
ae the service OF this summons OF the dv snh
Aforesaid, the Painds in tbs viii apply 10 tie Court Tor the
relief rnandrd ia the complaint, EDGAR T09sH - ''
Ta.'o .'e o. flny ~ ooo Plaintiff Attorney.
ofthe City and County Of NswYor u lie Civ iIl Ga said ej,
th IN, 2 sa day Of May 1906 EDGAR LOGAN
1lA !. i,@ u PlsintiaS Attorney.
SUPREME C0URT-Kings County. New.York
- -AHDREw $. WHEELER rantia against oEoIt3E
CARTER COILS aud ELIZA COLTS ...st...:
ms VIE peiendants summonsFor Relief ~ s. Int Rev. Stamp:
Oohn p,, DC" lEIo Vac defendants and SO Cancelled
each Of htri You are hereby summoned
required TO snser the complaint in this which
~ me once Of the Clerk Of the County Of Kings the County
your answer TO the said compo the subcribe his Office No
100 fuon'seet City Of Bookyn. Kings County " Y. within
day Of such service and " you complaint
IN the tmo afcregad the pirisF hi, apply
@ lot Too f'' 'Si f. osoS ne PIp April e.
M2S IawswTh No Sss Fuitorst BrooRvn NY
SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY.-SARAH
- W. MlDGLEY ag'. THOMAS sLOCOMB and GILBERT L.
BEECkMAN assgr Of Wilson's MEDLEY Jenungs NOTICE.
In pursuance JUDGMENT deeto order made IA the above
titled action the 18Th day May 1885, uose hereby given
eli persons claiming be creditors Of the late htm Of Wilson's Mig
ley Jennings their cm filing them with the under
verified bis Office In the Post Office Building Moutngue In tho
city Of BrookyR before the ld dav Of June uo1t O'clock
presenting proving sims will be barred o. the
benefit Of the made by the said late and q the said
lie final judgment in The above entitled action Dated MAY 20 1866
J. GREENN OOD. Referee.
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STRKNT IONmsN0sgRt
No. "a BROADWAY, Nsw-fOEk J
FNO ACDORS.-pROPOSALS, incOsed in
envelope Endorsed with the title Of ,he work AID the
tie bidder written thereon will be received al tits Office,
"a TUESDAY Jrrej. 1904, ~ II O'Clock q VIZ:
Tor repairing do,k at The foot Of Onehuu1 ID and tiifhs,
SIDE q One bundled ludty
Mlnhatsuvile North River
Tor repairing pier foot Of Onshundred and thirty sighst,
North Riyc1
Balk forms praposs' together with the specifications sni
agreement b. obtained al Ills ohceDtted street DEPARTMENT,
New. YolS MAY "a 1876. CHARLES a.. CORNELL,
Street Cofnnissiouer.
V'O CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSALS
viii lie received Office Eotanda, Park. until Monday,
lruc 1896, at II o'clock for RiILONU and CDsPLhInD
sEEsEiN DIR rnd two OATLHObsIs at CarmanT neal the
iIlgh Bnlgr.
zach ropos be ndrsea Proposal for Referyo and two
Gaze CerDsnye toetLu with Of the bidder
ana dsto n 10 on ring.
Tie amount required VIII be Forty Thousand Dollars
Pins and specifications Of the work be application at
he olieo, r. ghty IT,, IouhaVe
R'spk fyrn bids BE- obtained application this Office.
Ohoe Croion Aqnedact DepsIigtnt hsy l5 100 -
THOMAS STEPHENS. CToton
ROBERT j.. DAHBAGH Aqned.ct
W CRAVEN, bond
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Toe Jessie Hnmrceos r. r. which into
and the ed been raised by the bo der
ret sud Owed jersey City The vessel and not much
damaged
The h reported Junk SuudsY Throgs Neck
The Robert Knspr. but tle fufucl Capt. MoffIL
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NEw-YOKK DAILY TTKIBUNI
!-rtn. 2 Elder Smith. Ellen Haynes. Howard O Parker
MINIATURE ALMANAC

opn fiet''ssssstt nn - 'iooh
!
Sandy Hook .,..s5 Gov. lsnG.0.Jl Hell Gse.,.,ll.lJ
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miscellaneous.

C0CHRANE" GLASS INKSTAND MANUFACT0-
- ~ ~ W v Aa9 q CT rsfs SS I'D
oak Ebony and Wona, lBRARY WRISTBANDS
Analytic Tberaomee INKS Whinsy DupTs Pa NksIANDS
CARPET WARP-A superior quality OF Flax and
" Cotton, eoeTed and gle1eIed ~ =, o,,,.,,.
WOOL lWiNt, nor TWlNE, ,r,,rr
WAREHOUSE WILLARD HARVEY,
No. q M.dsnlane
IOuN DWIGHT 4 CO.,
- no. Ii OH SUP NEwYoRH
Manufacturers Of
SALEkATls stfEACARB. SODA. &c.
~ noRsfoRDsS z CREAM OF T&ErA iN ''
I AMMOCks.-An invoice Of splendid quality
suitable for fsuisa going into the country Canton Mating
Johnson. Ne 81 nsav,si Eewi orb No no MssErtsi
MANHATTAN on COMPANY.
Ava SOLE 81 S K sri'ssiyi k n I; OF
hAsqN ~, n srthh GiL and EAlFA LARD OIL.
NoTICE:-At a meeting Of the DALTON KNIT
- No StCdNL c. hS l sy At ne oeios Of the Com.
vi ,nl rres.ursI IN p''s III ". Avisr redsned
Eew.No'k Msy $ legi NJ kHoADEs President
GTOBAGE.--A frst-olass STORE. No. SIC Wash
- insorst No cc.ton taken. PATTERSON. CLAP Co
'I'HE ATLANTIC JOINT STOCK PAINTING co.
oG, No - Past rliicenii.,i oae door Broadway
h hey srs nov P'p.ed % e,ese NOR uen venEsAs.
Path House aid sin Psa,ns Imitation. q GOD ard M.ds
i1inT clus and k.oans PAIN g! Color. fTe',o rsiat
lnih H.u.iie ra, So fs Tnvaie Dwellings, Hotels.
Churches. Publ blfiug Ac 40 Company. b-rg d
dlft or TuE PRACTICAL lMSrrE 81 os standing and
experience CRY Ervi sui carh workman
direct the rrtcr wrlte - The Company aid
Go i Performance OF s work io bis eql' Shareholder.
tu t Grand o1c Of e Company eens Of steady
cu1yent co. each a. IT, aenes. and REALIZATION
Srnf re'9i oAs 'gef rn-,a' to g nt'. oi
1nrIri done O. s Parry ts loar Irpecs.
,.sS,d 20 I'd s. s1-.n'sed "'D 10 o.
Very respectfully vours. -
tALNlS n. WAITE RBURY. President.
conNrtIrs WaccAnriY. sap,filierd,at.
re nor
Now paprs Pamphlets end r nds q can Writing Paper
go. 81 ffn g. TuOs e. EftNE TT.
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Y. sUphEME CouRT-City ard Comfy Of


puCk Fsecuiors Lest VII and Tlrcrt Of JOSEPH D..
Iflk3fON decssd Plaintiff srau PETER H. :..........,:
eNpif and DOROTHY A. hs wife. Defendants. stlup
Ter Rrc 10 che Dsicrdsuts above nruejs
hereby surn nod and toe
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Removals.


Pn.ssmsers Sailed.
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T. D. Ar VIE and fo0r infants, Rio de Janeoi MIA rs.
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W. a. 'amta, caldwell, wife and child, Rio De Jsneio'
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nsoolna CARDS. &c.

ATWN EYERDELL~ SONS, No. 101 Fulton-st.--
~ WEDDING CARDS snd FINE sTArlONERK tEsab.ihod
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60 farmers ano Others.
ElARMERS wishing 20 invest $4,000 or $lJ,00
thoroughly improved STOCK and GRAIN FARM If so
le from which money be rapidly made and
which located rich end he4y district invited address
"Box No. a. " Lexington Mclean Co., H.