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", o,, 2NEY SON. T0g BROADWAY. n. "
/" - Soa aave the pleasure 20 announce -
literary soT md che D sfss, q Garrss a sss
ar III 20 dariag his vsi 10 ihs United Sistsss
49, pe mas OF IN e will ATTEST
$3.50 - ioAoHinx ie WESTMINSTER Horst
Ngv SoR&. Dec. ~. 1857
MT Drls ecr,ntxnc IN ~o,. r.o.s.e
esh lirs 90 Hesitation Ia s AZ Mr cHsrlss
,lk VIZ SaaFaliee your Vao or which ID has ia or wal
ait In the uuitet stats. ..,.- - 49,.
do tha with the knovi.sye Ard ~
:. Yours falhfuny, az
MessrS. y. GuRNEr x SOS 707 SroadN -. a..
Ths Plcsurea will na s1hibpion 10 a. =" -~'-'
7hs 'rada supplied a. tho usus. discount.
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steamship Borsss.s tHam, rrsnIsr. Hamburg Nov =.
e. usa Strong s %sss NJ e.
ss.ss css s. aSs Nan as ...A bss with
s%a.siO Gen ssaswst aSn;Sd oalvsa,oa Ts savsn
sss:ass. Miami Nso.sasEis. ch.r,ssou ~as cossou
ysss:@:5ig 'og,i.s Phillip. Chester p. g Msr.sy
S 70, Ss n was ns.s sID
p Hsr
Bs Lydia sips Cole g, 81 Tat. Iad
l4days, With sugar and moasses 10 wsydsll Co., Has
noGs s Of sr .si Ss as psis ss so q cape
run rgged brig bound cspcs Della ware, with loss
@ coyns sasms osoeown DC sdas
n sshs G,asPe grl Mills, newark NJ with osse, %
beng IN dread Of the returned to this city to ascharse
scsr Snn susan. Douglas El1abethRor. for Key West
ss .S' s
schr Nnea, wilson. Eizabe,hpor. for bristol. ~
sshr George Edgar. smith, Eizsbsthpors for Green
schr Mary Asrahon Brshmau. Elilabehrort for .va,l
sshr.M Acsea. Hale, Elisabethpor, for Norwa:s.
s sssr Mary saI Baxter, E1Sossp,, fss rawiuase
s sh hudson, Tinker ellsworth, II days
schr sarah. Baardmaa, Rockiand.
scsr suos Bsser boston tcr Baltimore nor
schr rav lion. Bennett Fail RIVER .'1 - :
Schr Deer Isle, Knoll, New Haven.
Schr Thomas Owens. silccx, New Haven.
Sehr Mo Morris. New Haven.
Schr Mershon, Ayers, London foe Pbtade.phla.
schr sarah Elem. Geer. new London.
sehr John Jay Lawrence Grccnwich for Staten Island
hchr Mail, Mead Greenwich
Schr Hayes Carter, Grceuwich.
schr David Pearsall Godlng. Greenwich
schr = Brady. Brown. Norwak.l
hcnr Dart Bsown Norwaik
Schr Maria Hurst. Morre, Bridgeport
Schr Seymour, Norton. bridgeport
port.
schr Reading RR No a. DoG Bridgeport for Philadelphia
Schr john Foreman. Newman Stamford for Elizabeth
port.
schr Geo Washington. Peck. Stamford for Ezabeshpor
seSr ss Mesh su.ss G sssn, .pS, for rhad
Schs Toledo. smith. Brookhavcn
kchr 4 Hcay, Cay Northport.
Schr Mary kmma. Brown, Aorthport for Bergen Point
schr Cinderclis. Graham. Northport
schr Clotda. Hart. Aorlhport.
schr rarker Little s'cn Cove for Elizabeth port.
Schr 1 n Fail, Hcaiy, West Farms.
schr SARAH Norton, rtush ng.
kchr Yankee Boy. reeve R1ndont for Now Haven
schr Mars lice, Toe. Newourg FOR New uavcn.
Sioop Mount DAVIS. Eliznbethport tor bridgeport
Steamer Vim Woodward, HAZEL Biitimorc.
Steamer Albatross DAVIS Fan River.
Steamer Winora uofmery U Sh Gov Bay. To tow OF
seamtug Olive Baker
evening reports no nwlrd bound vcsse.s in sight
within circuit OF ~ miles OF the Highlands.
SAILED.
cey Aspnwa,i. Ellen Terry kcw1orn. Nc. ship Luce
Havre Jarks Bounding BLow Lisbon. Eve.yn Cadix
vigo. Csmpanero. rio Janeir0 Whoat.lod Non evdeo
Also ste amships LOii,a M0aro. Newte-u, Sappho VIII
m!ngton. Aibemiarc Richmond; franconia. ortand.
Wind a. sunset NB.
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American Piano. nj ,,,n p,,,s \ xposifias

IyCoSTRoyERTIBLE PROOFS or THE hiGHEsr
AWARD TO srEISWAY q SOM. -.
The following oeiA document bsyotf ,nis5as
that The highest award With tna power OF tbs ~
ona Jures 20 bestow was oy iaeig NOW v'u n.
retoa q me Legion o. Honor Obtained aeiyidevy ~ ,a
personal application for the samc. from Ihe SmpeEos "a
no. persserty and falsely asserted) socnucn1u %
P4ars JOY 20 law
earthly tina, tho FIRST COLD MEDAL fsr Ame., ss~
PIanos has been unanimously awarded 10 Ness sTktM
WAY By the jury Of the International Exposition First "s
the iisg In class X. hkLIEI
President os the international jury
GEORGE kASTNER.
ED. RANsLfCR, Of the
u IT, A. GENAEkT, Intsr national Juey.
srurscarv August Is. le0y.
certify herewith that the jury of the nernauonsf xnss
oNoa II Paris. well the group OF Jurors have eani
mously ackno w!etged the Pianos OF hessrs. Stsnvdy
Sons, Of New yorkconsstus grand, aud p-gnt
Flsncstc be superior those of Messis. Chicken &c
Sons OF Boston; and that this ee hrst
cold Mcda has been awarded 10 Messrs stsipwsy scax
for America.
j. sCHIEDAAYER,
Member o. Jury Class x. Member o. ChAnarsr OF Con.
merce, &C, &C.
sworn 20 before and certified by Emil Klsnprc M, Unoa
States Consul for the Kingdom Of Nuremberg dAled SUIT
gart, Augut ID, 1851
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Campbell, Cheulis, and Aprthecary, Corner
o. Eiseih aenne aud "cnye street Achoice stocs
o. Ioies Goods On hand.
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Advice tScientifc).--To Cure HAIR .anA Scnlp
Diseases, 60 10 hesd9uAtters- AsIor place. Dr. oHhAn
JEAN; 20 years Practice
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A.-Keep Your Feet Warm. Wear N1cttausss
Galv-uo eciro Metallic insc!es Depot t3t Brosdway
LOIIh BROOKS SONS.
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a Grert Reduction In Price. OF I.Adissst
Misses ChdfeE's Boots aud shess, Of All 1yto8
a. JEFFERS. I3f aud |. iSe Broadway
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csn:,I ss W..sr Gsra'r csrs gcf
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W.DI~E foKiTR'S corGu BALsAM
known BE- the and cseclaal remedy aud "a whi~
the reach of AL
For sais ~ all druggists al =. 50 AMI 70 seria
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wiTH fIR EvfytN1 TRLEGRid And YOU Will
HAVE AIT TUK LATEST TEAsGktPHIC ANN
orilER NEWS or THE DAY. TWELVE cES1s =
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National Lottery Of spain.
Er'raord.nsry Ceifbration at Madrid on Deccatosf ~
E7, tLl;0,0H Ia fold drown CAPITAL prx,. 1870 Ne
snsals prize than 500 Qne prize " every seven ickesa
prsos sagaed and infosmh.0a iuralsset 80,
49, - tgwall street, View York
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s c!s s sas ssS es 81 as Sod
by druggists everywhere.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Thc <srss In ths
world the only perfect Dye: harmless reliable nsantsu0~
Gus Factory 81 Larclay street
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Cristadore'- Hair Dye. The Hest Rvev Mas.
usaellred whecsas aud retail also spps1. = Ma 6
Aefor House
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RoyAL CONSERVATORY OF Myasc.
DfrEcroR's 0rricE, B8cSsEis, sept. Is, leA. 5

:. UFTItf 70,
Messrs SrtlswAy a Soss:--
the 18th rst doc1GrU
that position docs you krsw the
conteuts OF report before s olclsl puolcation but
cannot refuse 20 JOIN my declaration TO the one my
honorable colleagues OF Jury OF Caes ~ OF tho Gue
verral Exposition Paris dated July 20 the Firse
Gold Medal tor the American fanos given
by The unanimous OF ths Jury, confirmed bs>th0
Second Group Jury well the Superior Council ofAhS
Presidents lImperiii Coinmss ionl.
declare. Furthermore thar neither the jury OF Claxn 10
Second Group Jury, sureiior Coupct OF
Fresdeus asked tho Decoration Of tho Legion OF
Honor Mr Chickcrfng. such a demand with
IN their province Accept gentlemen. high regards.
The Reporter OF Class 10. FETIj,
Direel OF tho Conaeryki0rI of BrusaeLg.
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TIE .,nnie irvssssacrt or enc dollar Ay b Tbs mcAns
81 asssns crippled spd sch Veterans q s ar wss
~ asylum Nc have reason 70 bscvs ms, ths
rn1rey vii properly applied, and 80 uiaA sso oeJs-
~ ,~.ents GOV on erahlilca oESfSs Hat floSs
ia Er5aduAy very attractive. snd tho isct that ell the
PRESENTS sre On rr0ves about the enter
prtss which other nas rcssessef.
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refunded. Dr. FfTIsRS Great We yetable Hheus
matte Remedy taken inwards References, III T32
Principal depot 70i broadway. Positively cure no pap
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OF tho old board Of dreclors:--
Ne,u B01rd. Oh Board.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Now Henry Keep, New York.
York. Joshua Hama, new York
Daniel Torrance. New York. Legraad lockwood. New
W lliam H. Vanderbilt. New York.
York. Azarinh Body, New York.
HaraceF. Clark, New York. Dasid Crawford, Jr.. New
James IA. Banker, New York.
York Danlouh III. Barney, New
Augustus Scheil New York. York.
H. Hsay Baxter. Now Erasus Corning, Albany.
York Al. Henry Baxter, New
SamuQ. ". Bagger, New York.
York John Buttcrn0if. Utica
Joseph Harker. New York. I'd. u. Judson, Syracuse.
WIN A. Kssam, New York. John H. ChedciL Aablrn.
Chester W. Chapn, Spring Geo j. Whitney, Rocnes.
Gcld Hasa
Amass Stone Jr.. Ceve- VIM. Z. Fargo, BuGalo
land, Ohio. l. Speaker, Ps.entino
James 4. JOY Detroit Meh. Bridge.
Henry Keep Of New York, was chosen President, and
william Y. Fargo, o, Buraio, Woo President or tho
old board.
To day Cornelius Vanderbilt chosen President and
Daniel florence Vice President OF the board I'D
rcy ~ Farchild OF Albany; Lansing Pruyu OF Albany.
and Nicholas b. LabaG were chosen inspectors OF cleo
tlnn.
twenty millions Of stock was voted 90. There was
opposition
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BrzlIsoroS Vt. Dec. ii, 1867.
About seventy workmen, mostly educated mechanics
dined at the Northleld Hotel a! half past twelve
o'clock to-day. and Immediately afterwards proceeded
by tra'n composed Of engine and ono pas
sengcr car TO Harlow Bridge one ami . half
miles dstaat, up . heavy grade. the train
moving backward As they approached tho bridge the
engineer could not shut OF the readily aud only
succeeded In checking the speed Of the train In time
savs tho engine from going the embanknent As
the centre OF the struck the brink OF tho precpce
broke into three pieces the roof sliding forward and
half the body falling sevonty feet to the river bed
About twenty-five men We're spilled out IN pilo on
shelving rock twenty-five below tho track the
half Of the falling upon Thorn and the tender upon
the top Of that was there that most OF tho fatalities
occurred. The tender remained the shelf. About
ten persons saved themselves by jumping from tho
before reaching the brink. Fifteen Instantly
Killed and four more died coon alter. aud there
others that cannot survive Scarcely any escaped ser
Superintendent H. II. Locku, who was riding on the
rear platform OF the car, aud Mr. W. Tenny, master
bridge builder, who was on tho tender, escaped by
jumping.
The dead and wounded we're brought to Norhned by
cars and seigbs and surgeons we're called there from all
the eastern parts Of the al train from this
city carried physicians aud help.
Those falling with the half of the that Grst vent
over the entire seventy feet mostly all living.
The deceased were all among the most useful In
Vermont, and will DO sadly Iaissed BY tho State at
largo.
There many rumors efoat consuming the engineer:
but u Is hoped that he 10 innocent Many believe that
when he wished 10 stop tho train tho engine beyond
his control His name Frank Abbott, and he has
been IN the employ OF tho company many years.
luquests viii be held Immediately
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Standard silver Plated GoVds,
NOsR HUT THE VERY BEST.
EEpFfELD = RIok MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No Maiden lane, New York.
spcndId stock Of One r'rsis silver and whits M:sJ
Plated foods elegant IN design perfect workmanship
aud superior quality prepared expressly for the holiday
demand al OF our ovn msnufAcsurs aid suiy WARRANTED
~ our veil established t.afs mark.
REDyiELD i RICE Naaafactut,rs Company.
No Maiden hne
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Es' M, XSgrr SE!sr s. We.
s aATE sEws rSss ss Arf plr srsHIh
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Terrey,s Patent wsashsrr Sirinsr. CXclnds
Warftnto1 wv ySAfss besusfs
Maiden Auc. New YORK.
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An OLD ouack nm the tsriairou.


IL you make q too! swear, tread ha corrx
DR.. WofcOlf has nurt somebody badly Let the pubi!c
who. One thing Is Certain parties opc0
ud IN wing trade bY mixing Cayenne pepper ans
nrpentne and under the OF salschooa induced many
TO purch TINS tey trash relief from have gone
created they did feeA
anything but fire Dr WuL,OTI has taken these w
the breaches and turned them inside and hey to-
day the laughing stock OF the community to buy
their mouy pulls ta they had prepared Tor fooiss
oachsnone 10 buy their quids for enid burno1
~ gate satisfied. These men howl Ike lost demons ana
beg teir victims TO purchase the baance Of their stock
the ali their misery. hut The Dr. laughs ID
his them kick and be 70 get out OF tho net he
caugat them In 90 nicely. sna tho pubic will goe
enough entertainment and fun to drire away dys-
pepssa and blues until skating II over. In
tho meantime DR. WOLIOiiS retail sales average over
500 per day besides Gadn. time relieve At onoe
free FOR the crowd that da " collect his Office
people battle all IN that delightful and n
MIGRATING remedy fAN FAINT DIR. WOLCurr especially
invte all who suffer from paralysis debility No charge
consultation accepted for removing ram In
tho BODY the surface at az the most opa face
the city. 40 chatham squire York. ~ Myrtle ave-
nue.. Brooklyn 81 Winter street Boston.
All pills create disorder, > nj you dnd
All physc TO weaken body, mind;
All liquids, hot. create . surface pain:
All fyrurs. soothing. VIII brrumc tho brain.
All proper food and fruit life instii;
AL Medicines create a greater III:
All nature fights. right reason damns tho Toe
A relic of q thousand years ago.
patient who has been cursed with druG1,
and all who have been sngrt With pepper inimcnts %
Spanish drs, will say amen most alphabetically.
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The Great American Hair prcpnrrtioWs
vsyeH Al hofnS All real Asr retor~ % drcssias
~ ,ne bos.el great riutnph " seenca. Mrs. = 4.
ALIENS Improved new syleA every drSszss ssasN
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CHRISTMAS diFTs-

ls1 FOR them 81 The Art Stores "pRASGs JOURNAL
or POPULAR ART" mailed 70 Az address "
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v,a.. Teaper- md ,Or,iamensnt lset.s--!e,s
tE's. Is gtsfty-r
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a I'll faE EvEyixG faLEcsiS. iSD YOU viii
~. vE ALL THE LATEST TELEGRAPuTC AND
Sfti " NEWS OF THE DAY. IWELyh CENTS 4
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NEW YoRK.

The New Centrai Railroad Eiectlou--No Op.
position TO tho Vanderbilt Ticket.
AiaASr, Dec. III, 1867
Ths election Of directors OF tho Now York Central
Railroad hold IN tbs city today. Below may DO
found list OF the Hoard, together With tho
OF tho Old board Of directors -
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sA.;T,Iniyersai ,Enpo.itisn., raris, 1NNzs=
We hrsi grand god medal Tor Anososn rsnd square anl
Pisuas by tho verdict OF tho
nicuai Jury. This medal Is dstrcy classified lrst In
order " merit all othc- American eShhltors and
h.ud-et pianos entered competition
nearly AL celebrated Of Europe
York.
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VERMONT.

Tsssisss Casualty On tho vermsnt Central
naitrcad-A Car FILLED with LaborePs
nscked on the Abntment OF a Bridge tate
the kivers Seventy Feet BeIsw-FrishtGui
Loss Of Life.
HosPElixs, Dec. III, 1867.
o. the most fearful accidents known In the annals
o. vermont usnspired to-day what IL known as Har.
70" Bridge. near Hoahneld the line OF the Vermont
Ssnirai Railroad The bridge was burned on Sunday
morning isss and during the week about ons hundred
men nave been engaged in rearing trestls work FOR
temporary USE Most Of the employees having d,ned TO-
oay Norshnsd, we're returning work. abou, one snds
nan mites from that town, IN passenger car which
vas being backed up 10 this works. BY some neon
cS'saoo forgetfulness the engineer proceeded with
sheo al rapid rate and did mol check speed until
TOO ase. and the whole car, with It's freight of from
seventy 10 one hundred men, backed on abnt-
ment into the river below. distance OF sixty feet
lander to the engine following.
ine number Of casualties IL appalling Fifteen men
were killed instantly and three four have sIuce died
More than AS many others less injured,
many seriously and some IL Is feared fatally
The Casualties consist or broken arms legs, hands
dsiocations. cuts burns and bruises.
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A. New York, Dec. ., 4S654
Our exchanges and every sparer nnnlsacd 10 the
United states, Canadae Wet iniies Mcxico aud sous
America should ard history OF their
parer-whsn established. Whit devoted to- frequency ~
publication circulation politics. &oior correct cass
ncAtinn Va the
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Newspapers publishing this csnsricuouay and sending -
copies marked aud prepaid within sixty daya n receive the
Newspaper Directory issued. gratis Subscrip
lion price IS Advertisements received 90 per tnck.
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Member o. Iury cla.. <, Mea6e. u cs.1asr q %

Sworn before and certified by Emil gsnprc - United
States Consul the Of Murt-nlbGlg dAted
gart, August To- 1867.
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A Cause and Enect.-If Hoa's Malt TX.
tract health beverage sss great value tisteo
aoushlng and healing beverage snd remedy u shs sci
entao bodies Of all civilized have bestowed uyor
It's originator many medals and diplomas IL tAs emit
s.n. physIclsns recommend % their dsbiisaea patients
and 10 those ,uerng from diseases Of ths shros. ard
lungs slcssd with dyspepsia. foul stomach toss Of
appetite Aa; M Introduction into tbs prnepai hospitals
has dons wonders Asn feel Tia, the American pubic
iussined IN their reeaien q ~ nDt u
theft dlscriminAtion bet~sea HoFF's MALT E1IkACI
HEALTH BEVERAGE and shs innur.ras; g saiis1
mESiTH BEvEaxcs has been. steadily iners.sSs ~
consumption, and wherever introduced has ue WIN ven
msr,sasuSces. Horr's Depot. "a sro.a"sy. 80" i0's'
AifAaffiTsiRa VI bEYo5arroy vs. TIE 1svE cua.=
hs anoured patients Of Hcord, yspsau sa5 oshsr rrse
toncrs IN Paris Londcn, Berlin. veaha ~no Me no,ei
for their skill In the 81 ehronc yHn.
oid kdnsy bladder and sIpsI ~ ~
shs kavs besn dcaded bg the rpressve o. snoshered
treatment Of the vapor baths ac have drsced
public Aenton 10 ths wonderful remedy that cures these
diseases communicating ~ remedA nhucncss thrcush
sks blood uriae, sweat and Other scsseaions ~ olss
msnsnt a. 4, in he si and power 81 mcdsne 70 effect
Ordnary piruples ana SKIN dss..ss arc CURED N few
daya rrcs ~ for sr bottles OF 81 ucr bottle BNNltgn
lJ. ~. ksHt css - ysesassa srsa' - 70 - ~
sss ~ eAasya
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-09

Northeast Corner Court Square, xsxFH1s. PARTNERSHIPS.
 WE SELL MILLINERY GOODS 25 per cent. cheaper than any other house in the city of Memphis. The above is . positive fact. Please call or send an order and satisfy yourself. When you come to Memphis be sure and call.
 We have Pattern Bonnets, the latest styles, S6 up to $l0 each; Bronzed Hats, for Sl 50, untrimmed; Puff Hats for Patterns. We sell Straw Bonnets and Hats pptrimmed. We have fine assortment of Ribbons and Ribbon Neck-ties, all cOlors, and Bonnet Frames of every style and make.
 Remember Madame Mitchell's Bec- Hive, adjoining our ancient Hotel, called the Irving Block, Northeast Cor ner of Court Square.
 The New Bronze and Silver-gray Ladies Hats just arrived.
 Send your old Bonnets and Hats to be Bronzed.
 We are the only house in the Missis- sippi Valley who Bronze our own Hats in Shallac, which makes them water proof.
 No glue or sugar are used in our es- tablishment.
 We import our own straw from Dunstable, Eng, our native Isle, our Ribbons from Coventree. oct5-3m
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-09

Clrcular.-Ths undersigned takes this e one of the methods to inform his friends, e will be seen from the above card, that he has formed copsrtnerihip for the purpose of doing an exclusive commission business In doing so he thanks his friends for all past favors, and asks for . continuance of the same by consignment of their cotton aud other produce, from one dosen eggs up to one thou sand bales of cotton. Our Mir. Ncvils has had long experience in the selling of cotton, &c.,, and is considered one of theibess cotton sales men in the city. Ipledgs myself that all things that may De entrusted to us shall have my personal attention and shall be promptly and correctly attended to. and..strictly account ed for. As firm we owe nothing, and we have entered into an obligation not to endorse nor accept for any one unless we have the cotton, Sc in hand. That being our policy. we will in no case have to sell one msn's cot ton to pay another msn's debt to keep from going to protest. Having been citissn of Arkansas for the last ten years. cad hsving had large acquaintance ia the Confsdsrsts army. hatter nysslf that ve shah receive . liberal share of patronage, And that shall yet be able to make living. and vitA thas am determined to be satis6sd.
 on. very respectfully. your ossdient ssr- vuut R. II. POR.
 Sop 7tf.