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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16
The world was wretched, the Garden was a wild
And Man. the hermit. sighed 'till woman smiled! q"

And Man. the hermit sighed 'till smiled!
MARRIED at Ashbury Chapel, in Bolivar,
Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, 1861 q u
o'clock, by the Rev. J. G. Acton, resident
minister Mr. Thomas n. CRAWFORD to Miss
AMELIA A. DAVID, all of this place. The
church was excessively crowded with the
anxious and cxpectant friends Of the happy
ones, ali of whom besides host of others,
whish them happy and prosperous journey
over the untrodden fields Of the future
Unto death may they be and remain
Two soals vita but q single thought,
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xwsURzs
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 600.
OFFICERS.

n }. wIcRs President, A. sEEssEL. Ylss-Psalseat
W. T. BOYLE Secretary; w. C. MCCLURE. Treasurer
J. II. EDl0NDSON. General Agent:
e WOODWARD. Rs-slsr Psvs.s.sa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

he People Of the Mississippi Valley and
throughout the entire south have long ltle necessity for,
7na want Of APE - ttItlN AND RELIABLE REM
ED1 substitute for QliHines erychRine, and other
and Fever We claim aud the results viii show. and bear
ample testimony
ionic eyrp has supplied Ems want and ase0mpshed this
purpose Its Tonic, AIteratys and Ansepc qualities
5e that none can possibly be disappointed in its effects
Upon its merits therefore it sussained single trial
an that Is needed stamp this remedy the greatest
sTe-1ac ri the
p productions Of nature abounding upon certain streams
IN the state Of Texas used BY the AborgHees
Of that State EevcEs Of ali kinds and
cialy Fever and Ague which they failed to
celebrated physician, acquainted with these facts has
furnished up s theory upon this important sabect and
hence the product properly named EAS TONIC SYRUP,
which offer the public specific and positive
f5r Fever and Ages Chifs and Fever, matter
VI how long s.andina
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16
1IEMPms. Tenn, August 81, 1867.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, August 81, 1867.
AESsBS. MANSFIELD & HIGBEE:
DEAR SIRIn March last had attack Of Chilis
and Fever After using the remedies Quinine Smiths
Tonic, without any good results induced try
your TEXAS TONIC SYRUP. After taking few doses
entirely relieved and have had Of the disease
since. take pleasure recommending speedy
for the above named disease.
" cry respectfully.
FERGUS HALL, with Orgin Bros Go.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. September ;, 1867.
MEssBs. MANSFIELD & HIGBEE:
CENTLEsI Matter suffering less the Ague
FOR five and finding relief from Physicians
prescriptions, the popular remedies the day
dUced by friend try your Though already widely
kuown) 'tsure for Fever and Ague, the TEN AS
TONIC SYRUP. and happy state chat IL worked to
charm have had but Chill since land that caused
By imPrudence She third day after, although nearly
three months have elapsed and Unhesita6 gy
ommeud to an who suffering from any form Of que
a safe and pleasant remedy for the same.
Respectfully yours.
NJ V. b. SHATTUCk,
Principal Linden Street Public School.
-nlF. II f5TepT2 T47r-f,F7C
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Railroad Time Table.

Iussehgets TOT memphis Ieaylng here at
o'clock in the morning viii arrive at Grand
junction in time to connect with trains for
Memphis, which is due there at las P NJ
BY this change passengers are enabled to 60
TO Memphis, remain there five hours, and
return home the same dav.
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ANrEo urzoEEEuEEms.

RE- Announcing name Of any person for County once
s - State Federal 10.
For Tax Collector.
J. n WEBB-Yelding t. the solicitations
numerous friends, authorizes him
date for the nee Of Tax Collector County
Election first SATURDAY in March. 1868 I'd
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

Just received at the cash house Of Bills 4
Hill a lulI supply Of shoes for ladies, gents
and children.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

NoTIcE The undersigned desire to give
notice that they are now Offering their entire
stock of goods at cost, for cash. We have
a great many desirable goods for fall and
winter, and other goods suitable for all sea
sons. Our stock is broken to some extent,
still persons can find nearly any thing they
may want in our line. We can and viii
sell great bargains. The public are invited
10 call and examine.
Respectfully,
septl4 tt HARRINGToN d Co.
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lIlAaFIELD q EIIGBEE:
GE TLEMEN-Having long Suffered from ChiIs Fever,
aud after having te uithos eject Quiqine Ayre's sgue
Cure, and other chill med -ires induced
bottle your TEXAS TONIC SYRUP. and after a few
doses entirely relieved. DOT having had Chi since.
take pleasure in ending safe, pleasant
speedy for the above named disease
H. - ADel>OA, N % South Court street.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

J. N. Webb is a candidate for tax co..
lectOr
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

THAxKs.-We return thanks to one of our
best friends and his estimable lady for a
bottle Of sparkling wine and box full Of
excellent cake, candies, nuts, etc. Dainties,
we guess, culled from the bridal supper of
friend Crawford A health to thee and
thinG"
Col NJ. H. Polk and honest Woodworking
J. X. p Cliff viii please accept thanks for
lot of the finest vans that ye local has
smacked his lips over for many day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

Clothing Clothing, Clothing, Clothing, Of
all kinds for sale low at the cash house Of
Bills 4 Hill
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

Fleming, Ussery & Co would have US in
form the public that they are up to time and
down with the markets. They have every
thing that is needed in this section and offer
bargains as usual
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ANoNYMoUs.-The following words were
found on our desk, written, doubtless by a
trembling hand, on soiled slip Of paper
Who is PETE" Ladies, don't all speak at
once, for we want to know:
DEDICATED TO WHO UNDERSTANDS
The deed is done, the die is cast
The love 7 il lost At last! PIT"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

POSTPONED The second drawing of the
Southern Asylum Lottery which was to
come of at fernando, Miss, on the Sd
Monday Of October, has been postponed for
a short time Due notice wiz be given Of
the day on which the drawing numbers is
to take place. In the mean time let all per
sons who wish to test their luck call upon
C. NJ. O'Hara and procure tickets.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

No 232 FRoNT Row-Among the old and
reliable business firms of Memphis will be
found Choate L Co, dealers in hardware of
all kinds, tin, copper and sheeti iron ware,
stoves, CRATES, etc. Our citizens could not
patronize a better or more reliable firm.
When in Memphis call on Choate q Co, and
examine the large stock of goods which they
have on hand
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

If the people of Hardeman county viii
only let it be known that they viii invaria-
bly, pay cash for goods of all descriptions
they will soon learn that high prices are
supported By mere she'll, which the weight
of ereenbnck will at once crush So says
one OF our merchants.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

How TO SAVE MoSEY,-Go to Bills & Hills
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-11-16

" Two sosls vita but single thought,
Fwo hearts tAat beat as 0ac."
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Neav .aarergIsemenEs.
TEXAS TONIC SYRUP

a Vegetable compeaaa for sse rapid and never falling
Cure Il
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-09
From WasI,instOn.

EFE4 WASHINGTON, Oct 3.
Various regular and special committees of
the House are preparing their work in order
to be ready to report at the next session.
The Committee on Elections have been hold
ing session at Bridgeport, Conn. under the
Craftsmanship of Mr. Dawes, investigating the
alleged corrupt practices in the election OF
w. II. Barnum to Congress, and adjourned to
meet at Falls Village, Conn.,, on the 10Th inst.
= A portion of the same Committee, under the
Craftsmanship of Mr.. Scofield, meets at Lex
ington, Kye on the 18th inst. to investigate al
legged disloyalty of representatives from that
State.
The subcommittee on Judiciary assemblies
tomorrow in the Capitol to investigate as to
whether the State of Maryland possesses re-
publican form of government ~ e'-At
The select committee on mal-treatment of
Union prisoners of war will commence its ses-
sion at Boston .On the 10Th inst. aW
Nothing definite has transpired as to The
proposed action of the select committee on as
sassination of President Lincoln.
The committee on Southern railroads pro-
coed South on the 10Th inst.
The U. s. steamer Piscataqua recently COM
pleted at the Kittery Navy Yard will sail for
the East Indies about November 1st She will
be the flag ship Of the East India squadron in
place of the Hartford, which will return to the
United States on the arrivals of the Piscataqua.
Secretary Seward accompanied by Postmas-
ter General Randall left here this evening for
Auburn, N. Y, visiting his birthplace in Or
ange County, n j., en- route.
The steamship Wilderness has been placed
at the disposal of Senior Romero to convey
himself and family to Mexico He leaves for
Charleston on Saturday, and the Wilderness
will sail from Charleston on Monday.
The President has issued proclamation
correcting an error i'll his proclamation of
Aug. 90 1867, declaring the Instruction at an
end theretOf0re existing in Texas. The 10Th
paragraph in reference to the proclamation OF
Ju ie 18th, 1865, was erroneous, and should
have read April, 1865, which is by the procla-
nation substituted for the former.
Brevet Lieut.. and Captain I. G. Whytale
has been honorably mustered out of service.
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f'-.t NEW YORK, oct. Z.
The Tribune's Washington special says it
was decided at the last Cabinet meeting not to
sell any more iron clads. s t4-+1
The Illness special says it is believed that
the President intended to offer the Secretary
ship of war to Gen. Sherman but finding his
friendship for Gen. Grant too strong he will
not now make the offer.
Formal charges have been filed against
Wells. Fargo Sc Co., for gross neglect in the
transmission of the overland mails to Califor-
mia and the territories 800
The Worlds special says Gen. Sherman has
had interviews with Gen. Grant and the Pres
ident. fass5e33 esi
The Postmaster General leaves for New York
and Boston Wednesday to select sites for post
offices.
The Herald's special says proposition is be-
ing debated that a Congressional committee be
appointed to wait upon the President and ask
him for his plans of reconstruction, with a
view of harmonizing, if possible, the legisla-
tive and executive policy. t.-si5+rl.i
Only two per cent. of the votes in Alabama
are against a convention. sa ,.t sr-rl
Letters received at the Treasury Department
announce the arrest of Col VIM. Thorpe of
st. Louis, who has been travelling through the
country obtaining money on the representa-
ton that he is soon to be appointed Secretary
of the Treasury. -ae ~
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New York Items.

la NEW YORK, Oct. s
An Havana letter of the LIST inst states tina
the yellow fever has disappeared. ri
The Herald states that the Associated Pres
has repealed its rule prohibiting members from
obtaining special dispatches without submit
ting them to other papers for participancy.
Chas. Prescott proprietor of Lafayette Hall
died suddenly yesterday on a stairs OF "a hotel
and a woman named Pauline Hunt dropped
dead on the sidewalk in Pine street.
Sarah Bur was arrested yesterday with 6
number of counterfeit fifty cent pieces in hel
possession. t na5sssss, +
The opposition board, in the election for d..
recters of Erie Railroad, have been elected
Daniel Drew has been defeated and all the old
Directors throughout The result has caused
great excitement in the market
A large quantity of counterfeit fives on the
National Bank of Michigan was passed last
night in Brooklyn. lal1ua
Secretary McCulloch has written letter 4
go to Europe by the Boston steamer tomor
row to counterfeit the effect of the prejudicia
reports of our financial condition. m
The body of missing fireman was found Oh
the wreck of the steamer Dean Richmond.
Callicott and others pleaded not guilty at thu
U. S. Court to-day in Brooklyn.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-09

bers of the City Goysrnmant and others were
personally introduced 10 the General Among
those upon the platform were between thirty
ana forty editors of the New England press,
here upon an excursion to the Middiesex Me
chanics' Fair The General was invited to at
tend dinner given to these gentlemen by the
managers OF the Fair, but was compelled 20
decline for want,of time. After making hlfr-
ried inspection of the Fair in company with
Mayor Richardson Hon. Hocum Hosiofd, Gen
Butler and Others, he was escorted BACK 70 the
depot, and took aIspecial train for Boston. Dur
ing the march of the procession from the depot
to Monument square, the bells Of the city were
rung, the chimes of ST. Annis church execut-
ed Yankee Doodle and other national airs, and
ali the factories were closed and business gen
orally suspended: .ssi4 sgask
This evening banquet was given in honor
of Gen. Sheridan by the Union Club, at their
club house in Park street. The ENTERTAINMENT
was of very elegant character, but no sneecb.
es were made of consequence. The General
leaves for the West early tomorrow,
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TIN TYPES,

TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
A.. @ D4vIs' Photograph Galleries, No. q
Market sauare, opposite Preble Street, iystf
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WASHINGTON, Oct. z. B
Official advices from Minister Van Valken-
burg states that the Japanese commissioners
reached Yeddo on the Goth of July. They ex-
press much satisfaction with the visit. Peace
has been established in the country, the civil
war having ended. Anticipations for the il-
ture are not very sanguine, there being SC
many dangerous persons in the country. Res
ident ministers had selected a site for settle
ment at Yeddo where foreigners are to be per-
mitted to transact business under the treaties
There are in the country about 10000 Roman
Catholics descended from Christian converts
remaining there at the time when Japan was
closed to foreign intercourse. They have held
their meetings secretly and at night. Sixty
three were arrested under the Imperial law the
Buddhists complaining that their revenues
were falling off Our minister appealed to the
government in their behalf, and was assured
that the wants Of the prisoners and their fam-
lies should be attended to. Van Valkenburg
had made tour through japanese ports in the
Shenandoah and was well received by the local
authorities, who in various ways manifested
respect for the United States.
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EUROPE.
Nsw- aa THE CABLE

FLORENCE, Oct.7
Reports hourly received here from the South
show that the revolutionary volunteers are in
vading the Roman territory Oh all sides. Yes
terday Il detachment of troops was sent out
from Rome to meet the invaders in Frosnone,
a province lying southeast of that city. A
fight took place between them and the Garba-
dams near the Abruzzi frontier, when the Pa
pal troops were again defeated and compelled
to fall back towards Rome.
=. ''....'l.t sa fARIs, Oct. Z.
A report is current that Prussia receives
with favor the appeal of the Italian govern
ment to the European powers against the trea-
ty of September and will support the demands
of Italy in regard to Rome = fH8DTgiE Z
The last steamer from South America re-
ports that the Spanish fleet was still at Mon
tevideo: "a ata 7afa ss9aW
1t is said that Lord Derby will soon resign
the pr smership. "a"
The London papers of this morning report
that Lord Russell is now in Ireland Frustrated
by sickness, but the correctness of this report
is positively denied this afternoon. 8i
The London Times of to-day says that Ed
ward Thornton, the present envoy of Great
Britain at Rio Janero, will be appointed Am
bassador to the United States.
A dispatch from Alden, at the mouth of the
Red Sea, announces that the pioneer steamers
for the release of the British captives have sail
ed from that place for the Abyssinan coast.
Late advices from China report that violent
and destructive typhoon had visited the harbor
OF Hong Kong, causing great injury to ship
ping. Several vessels were driven ashore and
became total wrecks. Others were badly dam.
aged and disabled, The destruction among
Chinese craft was very extensive, the shores
being strewn for miles with fragments
PARIS, Oct.7.
M. Achille Fould, the eminent statesman
and financier, died last night, aged 81.
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LIVERPOOL Oct. 7-Evenng.
The Cotton market closed quiet and unchanged
sales l., 0G0 bales Brea,lstuffsThe market closed
quiet; Corn 4is Sd. Other ticles unchanged. Pro-
visions-Beef 1905; Pork U.s. Bacon As; Lard 55s
Cheese 52s.- Produce-Mediun Rosin advanced to
lbs; common Wilmington steady IS Cd; Spirits Tur-
pentne Sd lower, closing at God Cd. Petroleum adj
yancing; standard White closed at Is Cd 4Y gallon
Spirits were firm at Is Id p gallon. -
LONDON, Oct. 7-Evening.
The Sugar market closed firm and unchanged.
Linseed Cakes were quoted at ei0 les " ton.
Consols closed at 91s5- 1G for money. e
AMERICAN SEoURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations Cor American securities: United
States 5-2Os at II 7-16; Illinois Central shares 77
Erie Railroad shares OIL. FL.
s. ANTWERP, Oct. 7--Fveping.
The Petroleum market closed trm at all advance
of franc so centimes; standard White 5S francs ~
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Southern Items.

New ORLEANS, Oct. Z.
The majority of registered votes polled so
far is 1854 with q parishes to hear from. The
majority for the convention is estimated in
these parishes to be over 4000
Recorder Ohern of the LIST district court died
to-day His seat is filled by negro assistant
recorder. ...-......
The grand jury half whites and half blacks,
met to- day and were dismissed until Monday.
.ti38etGA ott-a New ORLEANS Oct. 8.
The yellow fever interments for the "a hours
ending this morning were 90 .e-.
The Jury lists were yesterday drawn for the
Parish of New Orleans from registered voters
under military orders. Two hundred jurors
were drawn, of whom twenty-five Were me-
groes. From this number Grand jury is to
be selected
SAVANNAH. Oct. 8.
A small Republican meeting last night, at
Masonic Hall, elected an even number of white
and black delegates to the Convention, and
proposed to hold a mass meeting next Monday.
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CLEVELAND. Oct. s.

Scattering township returns from the Re-
serve show the amendment TO be running be-
hind and indicate its probable loss.
Eric county complete gives 400 republican
majority, democratic gain 200 on Judicial cleo
ton of 1866.
CINCINNATI, Oct s.
Washington county, Hayes, republican. 135
majority, a republican gain OF 4; Athens coun--
ty, Athens township, Hayes $40 majority, and
for the amendment $50 majority; Muskingum
county, GAINESVILLE city democratic majority
283, democratic gain 80; Fairfield county, Ian
caster city 212 democratic majority, democratic
gain 124; Washington county, Adams town
ship A democratic majority, and against the
amendment 70 majority; Warren county
franklin, Hayes 251 majority, amendment go
majority; Clinton county, Wilmington, Hayes
49, majority, republican gain "a, for amend
ment 2T3 majority; Bath county, Harrison
city, LIST ward, democratic majority Abs. demo-
cratic gain 1922 st. Clair township, democratic
majority 100, democratic gain ID; Oxford
-township, republican majority 81, amendment
10 majority; Washu county, Marietta CITY,
Hayes 1856 majority, amendment 70 majority
republican loss los.
Iudiaua.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8.
The election in this State to-day was for
County officers only. A few scattering returns
from different parts of the State show Demo-
cratic gains. Allen county, democratic major
ity 250-gain 800; johnson and Hancock coun-
ties show y democratic gain; Bartholomew
county, democratic majority 900 to 700; War
rior county, Indianapolis city, republican ma
iorlty 800, republican gain over last election
400.
iowa.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. s.
Dubuque city gives $50 Democratic ma ority
a gain of 260. Returns to this hour, midnight
from only eight towns show Democratic gains
IL viii not be possible to get sufficient returns
to indicate the result Is 81
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Terrible Acci...aa.sE KsAI

CHATHAM CANADA, Oct T.
On Saturday afternoon as Mrs. Isaac Smith
and two CHI dren, and Mrs. VIZ. Baxter, Jr..
all Of Chatham while driving in the country
whole party being thrown into a ditch, the
horse and buggy falling upon them. Both of
the children were killed, while Mrs. Baxter
was fatally, and Mrs. Smith seriously injured.
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NEW YORK, Oct 0.
Cotton steady; sales $40 bales Middlmg up
, lands at Zoe al y SaUtffsf S4.sHa fftF
tlobr10c lower; sales II 0c0 bills; State at 80
a II p; round hoop Ohio at 10 10 IL 70 Western
at 80 0 - 80; Southern at II so % IA 49, California
at II % "a IS 50.
Wheat-quiet; sales n 900 bush. Chicago Spring
No. at 2 90 a 10; Amber Michigan 2 10 az 2 so;
White California 10. Es,.r...Sz stfa..5
Corn-2 % Sc higher; sales 1000 bush; Mixed
Western 81 "a 1 40. q ssssg,
oats-2 "a Sc higher; sales 81 900 BUSH; Chicago
77} "a So. - EEf,N =
Beei-Quiet.
Pork-lower; sales 500 bbls.: new mess at % Sc.
Lard-quet; sales $50 bbls at 145c.
Whiskey-quiet.
li Sugar--sales 100 hhds; Muscovado at 12l a 12.c
Cofee-steady.
Naval Stores-dull. II -tilet3 .-'H p
Petroleum-frfi.
lfrpights tn Iiparnool--frmcr rs fltl
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Rockingham County Fair.

The fair at the Rockingham Trotting Park
opened we'll to-day, and continues Wednesday
and Thursday. Moses Mann's four year old
in 333. 33l and 329. Frank Millers black
nacinr Gill won the sweepstakes purse of
S25 half mile heats, best in to harness.
The track was very fine for new one. Over
100 woke Of working cattle were on the
grou11ds wednesday and Thursday, grand
frots take Mace for $500 and $500. Nellie
Locke and other fast ones will appear.
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X. w PATTEN & CO., Aue,,o....-
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Marine shells. Chinese aud Japan
csc Goods, shell work, &C., at
Auction

\ oihee, Exchange street, on ] HI RSDAY, FRI
io,h DAf amt SATURDAY, Oct. 19th, 11th aad
oNaa,' 1Sluliui Shells from the Pacific aud Indian
WonI and 'I rus, Cams o. feari and Ivory, Sand 4
Mosaic fabes and cabinets pearI inisid Wofk and
Rro', Po1es' Baekgammon Boards Tea Caldies,
BasSats sI Pan9So Mats fancy 5beIl WI TX Boxer
WIN great yarlsty Of other arics open Tor ex
hiDitiom afternoon previous 20 scs Pense exatoine
serve. = - "'. me-. a.
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Wanted!
Wanted TO Rent.

TWO GIRLS to run Sewing Machines at 173 Fore
Il Street. --f5..-a- GEO. w. RICH & co,
October5. diff D..