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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-19

a resolution was adopted by the
House of Representatives, appointing
a committee to proceed to Memphis
and investigate the circumstances
connected with the late riots, with
power to send for persons and papers
This smelling committee" will, no
doubt, give make a "strong' report.
Bucnos Ayrcs dates to 9th March,
and Qio Janeiro to 9th April report
that the Paraguayans crossed the
Prarara at Cowdelasia, and drove
back the allied outposts, and were
advancing against the Brazilian army
under Agree.
The steamer Helvetia, which left
Liverpool on the % Of April, put
back with cholera on board. Two
deaths occurred before she reached
Queenstown.
Affairs between Austria and Prus-
sia remain unsettled, and the arma-
ments of all the adjacent nations arc
being increased.
A New York dispatch of the l4ti
instant says that Santa Anna arrived
at Elizabcthport that morning, pei
steamer Georgia, from ST. Thomas
accompanied by several South Ameri
cans. He says he will place himsel
under the lead of Juarez. There !
no reason TO believe that he has com
i, to this country in an official capacity
Mayor Monroe was inaugurate
Mayor Of New Orleans, on the lat
r inst, with interesting ceremonies.
Tho citizens Of New Orleans AZ
raising contributions for the famil
|. Of General Albert Sidney JohnsoI
f said to be in want, in California.
! Late advices from Mexico confirI
! the death Of Ex-Governor Allen, I
. Louisiana, from wounds received
|. the late war.
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THE ARMIEsoF EURopE.-"Wars
and rumors of was are constantly
pronounced in the Old World, and
all the powers seem to be making
ready. We append herewith the
strength of the different nations.
Austria is preparing with 624,991
men; Prussia claims nearly as many
622, 500 saxony has only 32,711
Bavaria, 10O,2I7; Hanover, 26,9oG
What they would all do for money il
is impossible to see. Prussia is said
to have nearly fifteen millions o
pounds sterling saved; il true, ever
that would fly like wild-fre, ant
loans would be hard, indeed, to OBJ
tain, with such an incendiary wal
raging, the end of which no MAJ
could clearly calculate.
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A Kansas paper says that between
one hundred and seventy-dvc and two
hundred new houses are now in
course Of erection in Lawrence city,
and that as many as six hundred will
be put up during the season. A
Congregational church has just been
completed, and the Mcthodists, Pres
bytcrians and Episcopalions are pre-
pairing to build houses OF worship.
No less than ninety acres Of land
have been added to the town and di-
vided up into lots.
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The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the trial Of
civilians by military commission is
unconstitutional. AlOsl the decision
cannot bring back to life the civilians
who have been tried by such cont
missions and executed II is q sad
and awful thought that they were put
10 death illegally.
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An exchange tells a tough yarn q

An exchange tells a tough yarn Of
a farmer, who, in the recent freshet,
had eighty rods of line fence, run
ming east and west, swung round by
the water, carried a quarterof a mile
from its original position, and left in
an exact line north and south, and
on the identical place where he pro-
posed building a fence, and all thi.
without displacing a rail from it:
original position.
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The owner of a large dogat Grand
Rapids, Mich, a few days ago placed
a one hundred dollar looking-glas:
before his canine to worry him. The
dog flew round, barking and growl-
ing. The owner was delighted and
cried "sick 'em !" the dog "sicked :
the mirror and the "other dog dis.
appeared at the same time. The jok,
rather turned on the owner, who in
stead of crying "sick," felt "sick."
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"Bill APPS" writings are to be
published in book form, and will be
issued about the 9th of June. 1t is
useless for us to say anything in re-
gard to the book, as many of this
great satirist's letters are as familiar
to our readers as household words.
81 so mailed to the editor Of the
Metropolitan Record will secure you
a copy, postpaid.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-19

An Ohio paper says that the sev-
entecn Abolition members from that
State who voted to pass the Civil
Rights Bill over the head of the
President, represent about two hun
dred thousand voters, while the two
Democratic members who voted to
sustain the President, represent one
hundred and eighty thousand votersl
If the statement is correct, Ohio must
have a beautiful system of Congress
sional apportionmcnt.
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cossIDERApLE srYLr.-At a ball
given in the city of New Orleans a
short time since, by the milliners and
modistes, the dress of one of the
dancers caught fire. The Star Of
that city says: "some idea of her
style Of dancing may be gathered
when it is known that the dress
caught fire from one of the chande-
Tiers overhead"
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MOBILE ELEcTroN.-The Tribune
Of the Sth says; The election yester-
day went Off without a ripple on the
surface of public order. Judge Rapier
was elected Circuit Judge, Judge
Chamberlain, Judge of the City
Court, and Raphael Semmcs, Probate
Judge, without q dissenting vote that
I'VE have heard of.
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William Hanley, an cx-Yankcc
soldier, lately shot his wife in open
court at Helena, Ark, while she was
testifying against him. He then shot
at the Mayor, but without effect.
After a desperate struggle he was
|overpowered.
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y. IT. CLAnR \ Co-Tbis long.
established firm IA toe widely known,
especially 10 The people Of this State,
10 need our recommendation nj this
time. They still do business at the
Marble Block, . corner Of Main aud
Madison, Memphis. See their card
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A correspondent in an exchange
Says: II found in New Orleans much
contempt for the administration Of
|sheridan." That is the same Gen
eral Sheridan that was promoted to
a Major-G eneralship for not bagging
General Early's ten thousand men
with a United States force of some
thirty-four thousand.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. In
the circuit court Of mld county. No. 2o7s.
r.. Il. Davidson Va. Thomas Cogsdale, defsn.
dAnt. Attachment issued the 23d day Of Dc
tober, 1865, aud levied upon the estate Of tho
said defendant for the sum Of 5000, retarnable
TO the circuit court Of aid county. Notice 10
hereby given to the said defendant Thomas
Cogsdale, that unless he appear befare said
court on the first day Of the neat term thereof,
10 be holden In and for aid county, at the
court house thereof In the town Of panola, on
the seventh Monday aher the fourth Monday In
March, 1866, and plead tosaid action, Judgment
will bo entered against him, and the estate At
taehcd viii be sold. &c. HARRISON.
aprT-4t Clerk.
l.. r. Cooper for plaintiff.
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RoBEnrs n Bno.-Rcad The card
Of this thorough-going Memphis
house. These gentlemen "Gt, blcd and
almost died. In the cause of the
South, and should be patroniscd by
all Southern men. Don't fail to
call on and trade with them.
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NOTICE.

An persons having claims against the stats
Of David 5. White. w., dssss-rd, an noti6<d 10
present the same r~rupsrly authenticated within
he lime allowed BY Law, % me Il Como perps
Mississippi OK The ane Win b harrd. and al
persons orlnR said estate will pleas make h.
msdiats settlement.
AGNES D. wHrTE.
Exeeulrix. -.
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Stockholders N NE Mi. 4 Tenn.
Railroad viii End something ~ IN.
|,efesi 10 them, by referring 10 or VT.
,snlang columns. Don't hil 10
read Il, and also be- In attendance Mt
ihe Meeting therein indicated.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-19

Ter Hffffvfb 4 new stark n
|leavy ounahufrs and domfHs
|plsnlsrs linens, print. and rlnelmms
lpilss white ao0tIs, ETC., NJ n whleb
I've will cIa@e ont very tw - oir fus
|,omtes H. II. YAfn 4 Co.
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A REeuEsr.-Complaints are con-
,inually reaching us from our subscri-
bers at the various postoficcs in the
county, that they do not get their
paper. We therefore request post
masters or others to whom the STAR
is sent for delivery, to let no one have
the paper but the subscriber, or any
one whom he may specially designate.
This way Of calling by for my
neighbor's paper" is a very cheap
method of learning the news, but We
doubt its honesty.
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DR.. A. II. McwiIian,s

las resumed the practice u medicine n BATES
Vile, Mississippi. Office In the back room Of
Powell A Simpson's store. mml0-2m-pd.
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"a asd 4Hk Eealt i
a an FaH WsH 4i
UaAtIa IT, h.sal al Hafsals
LIZ N-l-
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ATTACHMENT NOT r rs,a'a.

MI reason.
The State Of Mississippi, ranea COZ 1880
the Circuit courtof said county. No. zissss
Harris assignee, " CIV. Lane. Attathmcnsa
sued the 27th day Of Narrh, 1890. against NE
estate Of The said defendant for tits "a, return
able 10 the Circuit court Of taideoanty. Noties
Il hereby given TO the mid defendant q. VI.
Lane, that unless he appear before said cosst on
the first day q Che next tern thereof 70 10
holden IN and for aid counts, al the eourt hss>s
thereof In the town Of Panola, on the seventh
Monday sneg lAegsassA AaaAay a March, lses,
and plead 10 said action, Judgment will he en-
tered against him and The ssiais attached viii
he sold. &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
Ncslsy 4 Harris for p%lainsih. mafsiit
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IT, aanefua friends n idem
|rshsH H. jsht. viii IN pI-aad f.
b. fai he Ne ahhoaeftd hImslf
h. snailltf etlumh, ~ 4 randi daie fg
hefla n Panaia toeaiy flaiIaa
Il. f~bf.lns aNaf.
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POSTMASTER AT MEMPHIs.-We
most respectfully call the attention of
this functionary to the manner in
which the route agent on the Miss.
4 Tenn. Railroad performs his duty.
He gets gentlemanly groggy OCCASION
ally and sometimes %offener, so we un-
derstand. We had the pleasure Of
seeing him in this interesting condi-
ton, on Friday night Of the 18th,
that VIC know Of, and owing to q
continuation Of the same" didn'
come up on the train next morning
at all, thus depriving us Of a mai
from any direction for two days. III
occasionally sends mail to this ofic'
without being locked-that's anotheI
violation. He frequently sends let
teFs In the bags without any wrap
pers around them-that's another
lie pretty generally sends a portio'
OF the Como and sardis mail to thi
Office to be sent back next morning
suppose that must certainly b. an
other violation Of Po@tofics rcsula
tons. Can't you give US son,e oshe
'lcyal' citizen Of Yankee scent Tia
will carry on The buzineuz. and per
IoFm his duty mow faithfully
What's a route agent lori
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HwHnlas afe kai3 #ahl
h. 10 ht4s M hand : pHHfiy If
lahks ~ ebsf II hlmod
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Wells & Maxwell,
For the purpose q conducting a general
Dry Goods Business.

Would be pleased 10 see his friends from North
Mississippi, ~pledging himself that he will m.ks
Il their Interest 10 trade with them.
jns-yon-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

VI VOLUME OF THE CHOICEST PIECES OF THE
BEST COMPOSERS with Piano Accomplishments; =
beautiful collection Of popular music uniform with the
previous volumes OF the Home Circle Series" now
consisting Of seven Volumes the whole forming the
most complete and valuable library Of Piano Music
published, to which will soon be added "GEMs OF
SCOTTISH SONG" in press. Price OF each, plain,
Oliver DITsoN CO.,
mhl7-f PIT Washington st., Boston.
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NEW YORK ADVERTTsRMKNTs.
John B. FULLER,


JOHN B. FULLER
MANUFACTURER AND DKALKR.
No. Dsy street, New York,
has In stsrs and ready for Immediate EApnsnt and Il
manufacturing TO order,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
to $50 horse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills
Of the most approved eonstrueion Of all sizes, cutting
TOO to 1900 feet OF lumber per hOari srist Als' MI
Irons, Water Wheels, and every kind Of MI AA-
shinarv. surar Mlls. Pspsr and Mining Machinery;
Tool. T.nEs A for on ana Salt WORKS; Cotton and
WOODEN Machinery, -.
Vertical planners, WSodWorn EHninS
Iron R5,I Pl4 1a,Ss. Cray woods Planning M
Drill LAthes, DSniels' planning Machines,
S 5'..ls $780, Moulding Machines,
I,tLss 49, sash Machines,
Upright DrIls' TenopinR Machines,
SteAm I, = uulP'' Power Mortieing Machines,
Eotse I pn Foot Mortieing Machines,
sli.,tS Pnmps Boring Machines,
5'i-.1ii, Iasks Blind Stat Tenoning Ma
SSreI .sv. and Hang Circular saw Benches,
80 Wrighrs Patent Scroll Saws
Rrbbsr and leather Belt Patent Belt Scroll Saws,
80 Circular ReserVing Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Rs1srving Mills
pi,rohJng ana Gas Fit Rotary and Mining Pumps
49, Every description Of Ma
ste-9 and Gas PIPES ehinsry and Railway Sup
steam and Water Gauges, pies
COTTON GINS COTTON GINS COTTON Slhsl
TAYLOR. Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior
"a N.Csrtb4 Cotton Gins with engines OF horse pow
- spd sveTvhng required for the same, In store and
FOR ale At the lowest price. Your orders are respect
s ~ 'oitcitsd Oet2S-ly
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DACIFIC TEL,
l. 10, liz, IVA and l76 Greenwich street,
One square west Of Broadway,
Between COaTtlaud and Dey streets,
NEW YORK.
PROPRIETOR.
JOHN PATTEN, DR..

JOhN EAAAhkAA SAAs EhON hAnAOlA.
The PACIFIC HOTEL is we'll and widely known to
the travelling public. The location Is especially suitS-
Ole merchants and business Il in close prox
unity 10 the business part Of the city Is the highway
Of Southern and Western travel and to all the
priaelpAl railroad and steamboat depots.
Phs Pacific has liberal accommodations for over three
hundred guests II Is we'll furnished and possesses
every modern Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainmsnt Of Its inmates. The spacious and
we'll ventilated provided with gas and water; the at
tendance prompt and respectful and the table gen.
srousy provided With every deleaey Of the season.
The subscriber Who for the past few years, has been
the lessee Is sole proprietor, and intends to idsn
fy himself thoroughly with the interests Of his house
With long experience as hotel-keepeT he trusts by
moderate charges and liberal policy, to maintain the
favorable reputation Of the Pacific Hotel.
To prevent overohArge by haekmen, the coaches Of
the hotel owned BY the proprietor.
sep9s-lv JOHN PATTEN In
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
-
nESHIELDS, M0NCURE CO.,
H. AUCTION AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II PEARL ST., BETWEEN MAIN CARY,
Having REMOVED to their new and commodioas
store rooms No II Pearl Poureenih) street, Will be
happy to receive their old friends and the public gene
rally They invite the attention Of the trade to their
varied stock Of goods, consisting In part Of
800 barrels PL0UR assorted brands, all grades
100 bags Java, Aguayra and Rio COFFEE
MoLAssEs,
BACON,
LARD,
100 barrels MACKEREL, Nos. and 2, Boston
inspection -
90 barrels Labrador and Split HBRRlNGA
No. ALEwIVEs, Boston inspection
90 boxes SOAP and CANDLES
200 dozen FANCY soAPs, assorted
100 dozen BR0OMs and BUCKETS
TWINE
WRAPPING PAPER
90 cases Pcrden's Condensed MILK, genuine
90 cases Worcestershire SAUCE
CIGARS
Agents for Eureka Clothes-Wringer
Patent Coffee Roasters Tea Strainers Broiers, Vegs
table Steamers Flour Scoop and sfers combined, de
for sale at lowest market rates. mh3-u
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NOFFEE, COFFEE.
" rs bags prime Rio Coffee, for sale By B. m
ap20t A. Y. STONES q ".
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,,

- Was the only "prep-
Araton for s0od from Indian Corn" that received
medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commits
sioners "a he great International Exhibition, London,
1852, TIA competition Of all prominent manufsetu-
rers Of "Corn Starch and Prepared Corn Flour Of
this and other countries notwithstanding. MAIZENA,.
TIA food and luxury Of the age without single fault.
Oae trial will convince the most skeptiesl Makes
Paddings, Cakes, Custsrds Blanc Mango &c, without
singass, with few eggs, at cost astonishing to
the most economical. A slight addition to ordinary
wheat four greatly improves bread and cake. u Is
also excellent for hekening sweet sauces. grsves for
ash and meat soups sc. For ice cream nothing can
compare with It. little boiled in milk win produce
rich cream for eefee, chocolate, tea, sc.
Put up In pound packages, under the trade mark
Maizena,, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children and in
vads OF all ages For sale by GEOssrs and Druggists
everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, l66 Fulton street, New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
Je26-ly General Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

HALL, GRESHAM HARVEY,
sROcERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MArS srREEr Between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
oEer for sale at lowest Arks. rates. large and well
selected stock Of
GROCERlBS
LIQUORS,
And PROVISIONS
Solicit sOnsiEamsnts Of Country Produce and Msr-
ohandise generally.
ALEX. HALL,
JOHN r. GRESHAM
L. HARVEY, OF the late
ap2l-2w arm Of Wm- b. Parrish 4 Co.
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IMPoRTATIoNs OF HARD

y WARE, CUTLERY, sc.
/ am now receiving, direct from Birmingham and
Sheffield England, and from the American manufaetu-
rers large and well selected stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS. &C.,
Such as Hoes Chains Spades, shovels, Manure Forks,
Scythe and Grass Blades, snaths, Cut and Wrought
Nails Tacks, Locks, Hinges, Screws, Curry Combs Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Tea Kettles, Sfters Coffee Mills
Builders Hardware and Mechanics Tools Of all kinds
ron Axles Springs, Hubs spokes Pelloes Bolts &c
Circular and Cross-cut Saws Packing, Files wrenches
Steam and Water Gauges, Whistles, Cocks &c. anil a
general stock of Hardware, Coach Materials Machniss
and Saw MIL Supplies, &c.
The attention OF city and country trade is respectful
" invited call and examine stock and prices guar
anteed as low as any house in the city.
r. L. WILLIAMS,
Formerly Williams & Elliott,)
aplst No. 81 Main street. near Fifteenth.
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WW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
WGTOHES. JRWELRY, DIAMONDS
wv MusICLL INSTRUMENTS,
SILVER WARE, BRoEZEs, &c., WORTH OVER
orr MILLION DOILARSl

ONE MILLION DOLLARS
ana. \. .old Al 1--WE DOLLARS EACH, without re-
1-T5 10 value and not be paa for until you know
What Won are to receive.
17SS Gold and silver Watches were distributed
ronnS The patrons Of Parkinson Company during the
montR Of January 1886. Read comments BY the res
.usatinR Of the arm IN the most eomplimenAfy r
rsT. IA most industrious and prosperous
shippeusburg pal Sentinel "Give All VINO o tai
Them perfect satisfaction. "-Dunhrk n ~ .nd
"a Rniov a hiR h reputation for honorable
the aaslity Of their goods New PATTI ", - s
Perfectly reliable and will 90 IS stand .n high for hon
nyaes "a ~ 5ssiinT "-Fishkin On. u Journal.
Honorable and fair dealing en"-S;aPlstoH "a; ~
~ hnsi1ass &c najoharie IN. ~ RddH Keep
their word and act hOnOrably by their patrons. -
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THE NEWS.
DAILY, sEMI- WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS.

GREAT FAMILY NRwsPAPERsl BENJAMIN WOOD
Editsr and Proprietor. Journals OF politics. literature,
fashions. market and financial reports, interesting mis-
eellsny, and news from AL parts Of the world. I'm
proVemsnts introduced Immense calculations deter
mined The largest, best and cheapest papers pub
lishsd In New York. NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS,
published every WedResday-single copies scents; one
copy year, IS three copies, one year. 6 so; ave
copies year. IS rs; ten copies, year, S7, and
extra copy 10 any club Of ten twenty copies, one
Yaar, $50. The Weekly News Is sent to clergymen at
%. 49, DOL Wv ., PuotLsns1 s'eLy Aues
pies year, $40 ave copies, year. Sl6 ten CO.
pies year, $50, and extra copy TO any club Of
ten twenty copies year, s66; to elergymen, IS.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS-So mail subscribers, $40
per ARnum six months, 90 For sale by all newsdea-
Specimen copies Of Daily and Weekly News seat
" City Hall Square, New York City. sspSO-u
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Off SELLING Off
REMOVAL To NEW YORK.

L. RsBBRG, corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, in.
tends removing to New York, about the LIST Of April
next, and offers his large stock of Whisky, Rum
Brandy, Rhine Wine Sherry, Gin, Port Wine, Clarets
Champagne In original Packages also general as.
sortment Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-26

To Immediately dispose Of the above msgnlneent
s,o.k cs-tiseaIes naming the articles placed In
ssSled envelopes and we'll mixed Holders are entitled
10 me articles named on their certificate upon pay
meAf Of &5 whether 1t be beautiful "AlenI OF
ssI ROY worth S5OO or Plain Gold Ring, worth % The
return Of any Of our certificates entities you to the ar
tcle named thereon upon payment, Irrespective OF us
worth, and as article valued less than ~
on any certificate 1t will at be seen thai this
NO LOTTERY,
lint straight forward legitimate transaction which
NAV be participated in even by the most fastidous.
HH Any one wishing to invest In the above enter
mise can receive sample package Of hafdozen GER
acates naming some Of the above articles oy sendng
stamped envelope bearing their address Gernhcstes
not to be paid for unless fully satisfactory we 40 s
that all may be convinced Of our sincerity ana
inshe'9 - '~- saw PARKINSON & CO.,
s,hoo.au 9Os Broadway, New York.
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muOh below market prices so Is to ave cost of reshp
ment.
Parties having claims against the firm will please
send them In at once for settlement. .
L. BsBRRG,
Cary and Thirteenth streets,
mhl9t Commercial Block.
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IRON WORKS.

REOrders for these, Gang Saw Mills, Sugar Mills
GsnsYSi Machinery Iron and Brass Castings, Forgings
Railroad Cars, &C., Sc, promptly filed. Address
GEO N. CLAPP, Treasurer,
Newburgh, N. Y, or
L. c. WARD, Agent
IS Liberty street Room No. 81, N. Y.
BgCKHAM CO., Cary street, between llth and l2th'
Richmond Va, Agents. oeeS-ly
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CONVENTION CHORUS BOOK.-A col
" lection Of ANTHEMS, CH0RUsES, GLEEs and
CONCERTED PIECES, for the Of Musical Conven-
tons Choral Societies, Sc The object Of this work Is
to furnish very low price, the best pieces Of music
Of the classes above enumerated being those generally
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practice It contains IA Sacred and II Secular pieces
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