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4s-Farmers In Minnesota carry tubs and water pals
into their fields to contain the potato bugs which they
piok off M they would many berries In some iD-
stances the bug crop is larger than the ordinary yield OF
DofafOes.
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800 REWARD.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l scribers have obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate Of %
t.f LAYTON AARONSON, '-
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the T..
3OM Day Of July, 1869, sf .of
or they may otherwise by law he excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are reqnest-
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this Both day
Of July, 1868.
.Yse u MARY ANN AARONSON,
II -i,e ALFRED Z. AARONSON,
a1 GEORGE ID. AAR0NS0N, - ID
jn3ls Administrators
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Comparing Total Dividends paid to Assured with Io,s
Premiums Received from Organisation Of the Conia-
MICS to Janu Try 1st 1865. Compiled from New iork
State INSURANCE Report for January, 1865.
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MAGISTRATES NOTICE.

NIE undersigned, one Of the Justices of the Peace
IL for the 9th Election District sollcts the further
patronage Of the public being prepared to execute any
legal papers they wish ~
A1- Prompt attention given to collections of claims
r. w. SANDERsON, J. P.
Office next door to Spencer Wrghts Dry Goods Store
81 Look out for the Pole with Sign on It, -sa j
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ESTRAYS.

uARF0RD COUNTY, TO WIT hereby certify tina,
me- the subscriber Of the Justices of the Peace in
and for the said county this 2sth day of July 1865
old, ono large Bay, with the letter or branded on
the left jaw and collar marks the shoulders and neck
the other small Brown Mule, with q rupture or seed
not taken out both mules unshod.
Witness my hand al B. LlGoE, up
The owner or owners of the above described Mules are
hereby notified to come forward prove property pay
charges and take them away they will be sold
ing to law. [juS13tl JOHN LIGHT.
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TRINITY SCHOOL.

cLAYMoNT, DELAWARE.
nNE hours ride from Philadelphia on the alimors
" Railroad. Select Family School for Boys The
Winter Term of this School will open on September 9th
For Circulars containing full Inflammation Catalogue
Course OF Studies, &c. address,
7 ,,s,, Rev. >, sTURGIs PEARoE Rector
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/ B.IWEBSTER. M. D.,
- Offers his professional services to the public He
can be found at the residence of his father Captain John
A. Webster, near Hartford Furnace. iu31
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE LAGRANGE. BRIGYoLI OPERA.--The
Lagrange Brignoli Combination, under
the direction of Max Strakosch, have just
closed successful engagement in Gin
cinnati, and open in Louisville to- night.
They next visit Memphis, appearing for
limited number of nights, commencing
on Monday next; and our lovers of the
Italian opera may look forward to a
splendid musical feast. The strength Of
the combination is superior to that OF
any troupe which has favored our public
with their performances for several sea-
sons, embracing, among other artists,
NJ me Anna de LAGRANGE, Signor Brig
noli, Mile Stella Bonheur, and Signors
Sarti, Nicoloa and Ciccone. The num-
Der of representations to be given being
limited, the New Memphis will not fail to
be crowded every night during the stay
of the troupe in this city.
The VARIETIES. Prof. Icons won
derful feats of sleight of hand and neero-
NANCY are drawing crowded houses to
this popular resort. The whole COM
papy also appear nightly in new and
pleasing songs, dances and burlesques.
An excellent bill will be presented to-
night, embracing number of novelties.
PROF. WHEAT's CoNoERT.-The grand
vocal and instrumental concert to be
given under the direction of Prof Leo
Wheat, at the Memphis Club Hall, to-
morrow evening, promises to be an affair
of unusual attractiveness. A number OF
the first artists of the city have volun'
teered their services for the occasion,
and the programme will embrace va
ried selection of gems from the operas.
Mr.. Wheat has promised his friends that
on this occasion he will perform his latest
composition, entitled "Echoes from the
Ku-K lux Klan," comprising, among
other airs, the dead March in Saul,
Dixie and the Bonnie Blue Flag.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The opening
ball at the Concordia Garden, at the
head of Poplar street, given by Mr. Sol.
Rice, last evening, was a success in every
sense of the word. The music was ex-
cellent, the supper superb, and the
dancing kept up until the gray of dawn
tinged the eastern sky. All present,
and the party was numerous, seemed to
enjoy themselves exceedingly, land parted
with reluctance when the hour for part
ing came.
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conn Of the order during the same years
had been s2s, 525, 6s7 90, showing a re.
serve Of nearly sl6,OOO,OOO, which has
been rapidly appropriated for similar
purposes. He concluded with touching
and forcible appeal to the brotherhood to
practice the virtues inculcated in the
fundamental principles Of the Order.
The address was followed by music
and other ceremonies, after which the
happy sssemblage, scattering through
the grove, partook Of the refreshments
brought TO the grounds in baskets, And
thus enjoying themselves, we we're
necessitated to leave the scene. The at
tendance on the grounds, though large,
was not what it probably would have
been, had the skies been less threatening
and the air more balmy. 10 no other
respect was there anything lacking to
render the aft air success
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POLICE ITEMS.

Ten cases disposed of in police court,
this morning, netted five dollars and
seventy cents.
A. II. Stethman swore out warrant
before Esquire Herman this morning
against Stephen Maddin and James
Brown, whom he charged with setting
adrift fatboat moored at the mouth OF
Wolf river.
George Bunnison was up before Es-
quire Herman last evening, and in de-
fault of two thousand dollars bail was
committed to await trial in the Criminal
Court, on the charge of stealing five dol.
lars from c. Rohren.
Six arrests were made by the police Of
the lower district yesterday.
The premises Of ]. II. Fisher, four
miles out from town, on the Poplar street
road, we're visited by thieves during
last night, who robbed his hen-roost and
stable, taking a set of harness from the
latter.
Thieves entered the stable of N. j.
Dobbins, at Staford's mill, in this
county, last night, and stole a valuable
mule therefrom. A horse was also
stolen last night from the stable Of R. f.
Morrisey, on the old Raleigh road, two
miles and a half from the city.
Two milk cows recovered from thieves
are in the hands of the police awaiting
owners
Tom MeGowen, Jack Alexander Inc
groes) and ". B. Newton lawhite mani,
we're arrested by officer Rice this morn
ing. and committed at the Adams street
station on the charge Of COW stealing.
The trio we're found in possession of three
head Of cstile in the suburbs, one Of
which they bad killed and we're preparing
for market.
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overton Rarbcr shop and bathing

Imost respectfully inform my friends,
customers and the public generally. that
| have removed from my old stand, No.
IL Poplar street, aud have rented the
above named establishment, in the we'll
known Oyerton Hotel. Thankful for
past patronage, so literally bestowed, !
solicit a continuance of the same. /
further promise that strict and courteous
attention to business will be observed.
The bathrooms will also be renovated,
improved with some additional rooms,
and will be kept clean.
The best assistant. BARRIERS are always
employed, Respectfully,
II. G. HAMPe, Proprietor.
MEHPHIs. May !, 1868. 60
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DELrH OF HENRY WADE, JR-The
mortal remains of one of the most esti-
mable of the young men of Memphis, the
son of Henry Wade, bookseller, we're
conveyed to their last resting place yes
terday, after impressive funeral services
at the Second Presbyterian Church, by
Rev. T. D. witherspOon. The seeds OF
his disease we're doubtless the result on
naturally weak constitution of the ex-
posures and hardships Of the war, in
which, as a member Of The l54th regi-
ment Tenn. he was engaged AyOung
man Of higher honor or more spotless
life, or greater worth, We have not known.
The circle OF friends who mourn his loss
is unusually large, and oil unite in the
tenderest sympathy.
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SrRAwBERRIEs.-Mr. I. j. Barbour,
the enterprising proprietor of the garden
near the race course, is supplying city
customers with the most delicious and
juicy strawberries, of his own raising
for which the demand is daily increas-
ing. The superior fruit from this gen.
tleman's beds can be had at Pedosta s,
at the corner of Court and Main streets,
or at the grounds near the track: Mr..
B. will also be able to supply his GUS
toners with raspberries, as his vines are
loaded with the fruit, which will soon be
ripe and marketable.
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The PAscHALL HOUSE, DRAwISG.-We
would hint to those wishing to invest in
this attractive scheme, that no time is to
be lost, MS the drawing will positively
take place next month. The tickets have
nearly all been taken, and we have it
from those informed that no delay will
take place under any circumstances.
The scheme certainly recommends itself
more strongly to the confidence of the
public than any similar enterprise of
which we are aware. The association
having the matter in charge, is composed
of no less worthy citizens than Alex.
Kelsey, Henry Dausman, Barton Able,
Dan. Able, John King, Capt Wurple,
Capt. Seeds, W. P. Billings, Boogher
Bros, with P. s. Lanham, as manager,
Endorsed by the Governor of the State OF
Missouri, and Mayor of the city of st.
Louis. In such hands there can be no
doubt that the enterprise will be
carried to successful issue. Those in
Memphis wishing to purchase tickets can
do so of E. s. Plummer, 2l2 Front
street.
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PRINTS " that are prints, J" 10 cents ,
nice linen lawns, 40 cents beautiful
lawns, 20 cents; great bargains I'm
new styles dress goods, mt !. III.
Loewenstine a. Bros, No. 23I Main
street.
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COST COST COsT!--The large and
splendid stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATs--One of the finest i'm the South
ITO be closed out at LESS THAN
EASTERN COST, FOR CASH.
1T. HANDLAN & CO.,
I .279 Main street.
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TIE beautiful ice cream saloon Of Jos.
Specht, No. 81 Madison street, is open.
The ladies and gentlemen are respect.
fully invited. Ice cream, cakes, candiss,
nuts, etc.; soda water with pure fruit
syrup-all of the freshest and best quail
tiles. 1571 Jos. SPEcHT.
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ceiyed FINAL discharges In bankruptcy
yesterday
The temperature as indicated by the
mercury changed six degrees In one
hour last evening. .ai rl
The question has been asked why
oar young men have never organized o
Christian association.
Little General Smith denies that his
nbse was pulled aud bis face slapped at
Water Valley by Ku-Kluxer last week
The Ovsrton observatory has en-
tirely disappeared. twill soon be re-
placed, however, by another Of lighter
material.
-Chas. McKeogh, little boy, had his
arm broken by falling from the roof Of
an out building on Court street, last
evening.
MIR. 7. II. Cooke, OF this city, has
been appointed Grand Marshal Of the
Grand Division Of Sons Of Temperance
Of Tennessee.
The case Of Pillow vs. the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, for $4,000
damages, was being tried in the Law
Court this morning.
Unless another fall Of rain should
take place, the track will be in excellent
condition by Saturday for the trotting
match which comes of on the afternoon
Of that day.
= 1t is understood that the delegation
from this city to the American Medical
Association, in session at Washington,
will invite that body TO hold its next an
nual session in Memphis.
Several very respectable business
houses are being erected on the east side
of Main, between Poplar and Adams
street, the stringency Of the times not
withstanding to the contrary.
New STORES FOR REST.-Four new
stores on Main street, Nos. 476, 47S, 47St
add 4SO-low to good tenants.
WHRATLEY & AvENr,
Sc No. 10 Bethel Block.
ALI the late New York, St. Louis,
Chicago and Cincinnati dailies, the
weekly pictorials, sporting and fashion
papers, aud the magazines, are kept con-
stantly on hand by Joe Locke, " Jeffer-
son street
The Petersburg (ye) Express makes
note that c. r. Poe, Co. B, LIST Ten
nessee Regiment, killed August 10, 1864,
and J. Hale, belonging to an unknown
Tennessee regiment, are buried on the
Davis farm, near that place.
All the latest spring and summer
styles Of hats, felt, silk, panama and
straw, selected with special view to the
wants and tastes Of the Memphis public,
have just been received by j. 7. Hanlan
& Co., 279 Main street. Gentlemen wish
ing something stylish, will be sure to
find it among this assortment
In the Curry contempt case, Judge
Waldran decided, yesterday, that his
court had jurisdiction over the subject
matter involved in the case, and ordered
the Coroner to commit the Sheriff to jail
until he purge himself of the contempt
The mittimus was afterwards ordered to
be held up by the Coroner, however, fol
the present, and thus the matter stands
= The rowing match between two
crews of the Memphis Boat Club, on the
goth inst, will come off in the river OPP
posite Mound City, where the current ID
less rapid than below, and consequently
less apt to interfere with the sport A
boat will be chartered to carry parties
wishing to witness the race, up to the
Mound, and no effort will be spared for
their entertainment when there. The
respective crews are practicing daily
with their gigs.
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS to
loan on bond and scrip collateral, at a
low rate of interest. Apply at II Jeffer-
son street SO
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We will sell our damaged stock, re-
gardless of cost or value, Hesse & Co.,
234 Main street. T
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RUssELL's DIsPESsARY. Those who
have wasted time and money in the vain
search for relief from chronic and sexual
affections at the hands of quacks, can
find immediate and permanent allevia-
ton by placing themselves under the
treatment of DR.. Russell, at Russelrs
Dspensary, AZ North Court street, where
rooms can also be procured, with every
convenience and attention. The doctor
can be privately consulted free of charge,
between the hours Of 8 am. and pm.
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EMBROIDERED Jokes, infants robes
and Marseilles suits at
act SERssEL's, 259 Main.
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NlLLET SEED.-Two hundred bushels
Nashville millet seed, just received and
for sale by R. D. Ward & Co., scotsman,
No. 1872 Main street. Sc
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WE will sell our damaged stock, re-
gardless of cost or value. Hesse & Co.,
234 Main street. +
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NICE linen lawns, 30 cents per yard
RICE & EEGEL,
203 Main street.
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A SHAVE, a shampooing or bath, can
be had at the Overtou barber shop. So
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We will sell our damaged stock, re-
gardless of cost or value Hesse & Co.,
234 Main street. I
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Two hundred pieces select styles linen
lawns at bargain. Call at Rice, Silk
a. Co.'S, 307 Main street. 81
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We will sell our damaged stock, re-
gardess of cost or value. Hesse x Co.,
234 Main street. +
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HAIR dressing, cutting and curling
done in the highest style of the art, at
the Overton barber shop. So
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REMEMBER HEssE & Co. stock Of dam
aged goods must be sold without regard
to price or value, at 234 Main street. T
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CoAL.-Bigly, Mellersh a Co., dealer'
in Pittsburg aud Kentucky coal, % Souti
Court street.
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cough.-Eo Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsT's JU-
ErrER Tan is warranted 70 cure Cough. Group.
Hoa-ssness, Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded Instantaneous re-
lief produesd. Try Il. Ifnoi satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D.F. GOODYEAR. $40 Second street. Aren't.
pie IS cents. SIS
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1000 pair of jeans pants at 81 10 per
pair. RICE & ENGEL,
+ 203 Main street.
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MADAM LEIEsE's FLORAL AND MAY
BALL will come off at her Hall on the 9Th
of May. This festive day the youthful
fair will meet at 22l Second street.
In fairy robes and vestures bright they
crown their youthful queen thnt night.
The public are invited to attend in honor
of our little friends. Sc
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JUST REcElyED-Striped and checked
silks, at A. SEEssEL 4 Sons,
ACT 25e Main.
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Esz Marriage Guies.-An Essay FOR Tosng
Mea. on Physioioriea Errors. Abuses an3 Dis
eases incident 10 Youth sni Early Manhoot.
which cresfo impedinsuu 70 MARhIAGE.
with sure means Of relief. Seat & sesiei letter
envelopes FREE Of charre. Adiress. Dr.. }.
sKILLIN HOUGHTOE. Hssiri Asaoci.tioh.
Philadelphia. Pa. l4l-vIA
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THR OLD PHOENIX, of HARTFORD.
Among the staunch institutions Of the
country, none, during its long existence,
has enjoyed more implicitly the public
confidence, or, by, its prompt and equita-
BILE manner of conducting its bus
mess, proven itself more deserving
thereof than the old Phoenix
Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Connecticut. The solvency of the com
pany is beyond question, its net assets
exceeding 81, 200, 900, while its liabilities
are much under these figures But, per-
haps, the best attestation Of the man
ner in which the affairs of the
company have been conducted,
is the fact that the aggregate losses paid
have exceeded 100000 The company
is now doing business in every State of
the Union, with thriving agencies in all
the large cities and towns, and at no
period in its history have its affairs been
in more healthy and promising con-
dition. Mr.. II. P. Butler, who has
recently been commission agent
Of the company in this city, is
worthy representative of the institution
and thoroughly conversant with all the
minutia Of the insurance business. He
can be found at the corner Of Front and
Madison streets, where all applications
will be promptly attended to. Mr.. B. is
also the agent of the Old Travellers Life
and Accident Insurance Company, and
is prepared to write policies of all de-
scrintiona
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WANTED.-A good spring wagon. APP.
ply at this office. I
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1000 hats, from rs cents to 81, at
RICE & ESoEL's,
203 Main street.
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~ SALUTE You, My BROTHER Ed
TORS Ledger: l can't help it. l am
obliged to tell you. A certain seallawag
official of this city was met the other
day on the sidewalk by a not very clean
burly buck negro. Cufey walked up to
the scallawag, and throwing his right arm
over scallawag's neck, kissed him plump,
square in the mouth. Cufey next threw
himself in front of scalawag, aud
placing hand on each shoulder OF
scallawag, came up broad in front and
repeated the delightful ceremony. By
this time Cuffey's natural perfumery,
mingled with mean whisky and onions,
became little too strong for scalawag' s
stomach, so be gently placed his hand
upon Cuffey's cheek and pressed it lit.
tie to one side, and said: "Oh don't,
believe you are drunk" Cufey, nothing
daunted by this gentle check, replied /:
10 yes, you cum arter me on lection
days, dats all right-let's kiss again, T"
and SO he did. Which do you think was
damaged by the encounter, Mr. Editor ?
Would you let big, dirty buck negro
kiss you that way for an Officer l de.
clare wouldn't, although it had a salary
attached of $4,000 per annum. z.
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nissrssffPI AND TRHxKssEE RAILROAD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express, daily. 225 pm. 4:l5 pm.
Sardis accom'n, ex. Sunday, S;5O AN. l;SV pm.
Frright, North, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday......-......... 3:25 Pm. 5;SO An.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsTor RAILROAD.
Through mail, daily.......... 600 pm. 1910 Pm.
Through express. daily-..-l0:l0 Pm. ll:S0 Pm.
Someryille &C. cave Sunday s;25 An. 500 pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. 6U0 An.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express-.................. Gl5 AN. 7:Vl AN.
Night Express................. 3l5 pm. 4:OO Pm.
Railroad time is is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office, No. 2371< Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
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LADIES best English hose, IS cents a
pair.
+ RICE & ENGRL.
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MosT beautiful styles ligen lawns, 80
cents per yard.
+ RIoE & EXCEL,
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Best styles linen lawns at 30 cents.
T RICE & EYGEL.
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A LARGE assortment OF shades and
parasols at A. SEEssEL Il Sons,
ACT 259 Main.
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
1T this Office. +
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H. B. PAcKER-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1891 Main street.
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JUsT REoEIvED-Silk trimmings, but
tons, cotton drop and bullion fringes,
the latest novelties, at
A. SEEssEL & Sons,
let O6C Mo;n
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ATTENTION, BRIToYs - The special
committees of the ST. Georges and st.
Andrew societies will meet at McLeau's s,
the Caledonia saloon, corner of Main and
Madison streets, on business relative to
the celebration of Her Majesty's birth
day, this Thursday evening, at eight
otolook
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Dox'T fail to inspect the new and
beautiful assortment Of mozambiques,
nohairs, Chene mohairs, mourning
goods, grenadines, just opened at Rice,
Silk 4 Co.'S, 3O1 Main street "a
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REnuBrR HEssE & Co. 5 stock of dam
aged goods must be sold without regard
10 price or value, al 23i Main street I
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LARGEST stock Of lace points in the
city at SEEssEL's,
46t 259 Main.
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FoR cold and warm baths, go the
0verton barber shop. 90