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nj ARQVETTEI
MARoUETTgl

Another letter from the great Dire at Marquette
BEARINGS 5AFKS preserve their contents wnere
SAiea OI other MAKERS fail
AARQURTTH, Michigan July 90 1865.
ditSSTS Herring d 70,
CENILkMkN:-On the 11th ult., the entire business
portion o. Town destroyed oy nre. Our aafe,
AL ilLenbe neat, but proved lLSet adequate % the
severe tuy IL, ne ruIHS JouTjsa, days
when taken ont HOm 100 appearance (Gue outside
covering being burned through in many pIaCesJ. anu
In view LLp heVersl Otnet sales iIeyIuuaI
taken were pnu5eiy destroyed, Is WAS a greAl
buTprae " MS 10 ma ths contents 4SsbAs ana III good
cObultlOu,
seyerai orders .Or sRfes have already been
sens YOU when best proof "
tory Lesl, the confluence uf TINS community
your safes. Respectfully yours, 80, . .,,,
HBRBING's PATENT BANKEkS' OHAAPION
SA ELS mace Of wrought iron aud steel, anu Ene
PateuL trhnkliLts, or "Sliegel Eisen," tuo bSSt
sisinpt 10 0urgiEcs drills or cutting lnssfumenb
ever manufactured 80 .. ,.,,,, -,
Huu Iu imitation Of hHudsUn-e pieces OF turnlture
HtRhING'S PATENT SAtho Lhe IhaupiOl
safe for the past TWkSlH-bANES YEARS. the victor
az the y uEL.D 3 kAIR, LonuOu; Lhe OhkD ) FAIEt
New York; Lne EXPUsIllOS uSIVERsELLE, PARIS,
ard WlN I.Is Os WAGER OF SJUU0 FHASCS AJ me
sold only by the uudsTsiRned aud our authorize
FARREL, HERRING y CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
HKRRIE0, PARREL y sHaKMAN
New YORK.
HERRING Il co, Chicago.
HERRING. FAhkEL q ShER dAN,
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"A swid story is circulating in the French
papers about the Viceroy OF Egypt being seized
with a sudden desire to have theatre in Cairo,
aId setting seven thousand workmen upon it,
in order that he may see again without loss o.
timel La Grande Duchesse, which amused him
so much when in Paris. 100000 have been
offered so runs the story, 10 Mid'lle SCHNEIDER
for three performances. rhe fable, which has
bureoque for its subject, is, we presume, tsell
q burlesque.
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n IL b GR e At
RURAL CEMETERY,
MOUNT MoRLAH,


embrs cling an area of one hundred and Rfty-ave
acres aud comprising every varl ty of scenery by
fer The largest and most beautiful OF all the cemese
ries near Philadelphia,
AS the tide Of Improvement tends northward,
MOUNT MORIAH,
by geographical position, is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR DIS
TUkBAkIE BY OPENING OF STREETS,
and Will never be bedged in and surrounded by
houses factories, or ether improvements the inevi
table fate of other cemeteries norLhward or centrally
situated.
Alta convenient distance from the city readily ae.
cess BILE by an excellent road and by the street
Of the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Moriah,
by It's uudisturbed quiet, 70 fills the solemn purpose
OF its dedication last resng- place Of the dead.
No 'uneral service here is Interrupted by the
shrfl whis lie Of the locomotive the sensbiiiles
Of frends visitors shocked by the rush and rattle
of long tralns OF passing freight cars rs must
OF necessity be The in other burial places now
established protested, on the immediate line Of
steam railroads, Or through the grounds of which
such railroads run. Just now the hues of Autumn
tnge with gorgeous colOrs and infinite variety tns
liRge OF the various groups fine od forest trees
aOOruing the margin Of the strean which neanders
through the grounds, and adds great q charm 10
the attractions OF the place.
Churches OF ali the principal Protestant denOmlnR
uons have here purchased sections of grsund
use OF theiT congregations, and Bhsn seven
thousand families have given this sreat Rural Gene
teTy the preference over all Others.
Cl oice lots OF any size desired may sim be h Id
upon application at the Lodge at the of
Cemetery, or 1T the Branch Office Penn Mutual In
Building, No. 92l CHEsNU Street, up stairs
where any Information Will be given oy
~ % lln GEORGE CONNELL, Secretary.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
FIR E-S q o OF SAFE s.

$1G,OOO in Money, valuable Books and
Papers perfectly preserved through the
fire of July 20, 1868, at Doves Depot,
South Carolina, III one Of MARYIN's
SAFES, OWnea by
DE LORME h DOVE.
$4,000 feet CT Lumber destroyed In our
Planning Mill in Brooklyn, May Is, 1868.
All our Money, Papers, and Books, saved
iu excellent order in MARYLN'S SAFE
Alum and Dry Plaster.
SHEARNIAN BROS.
Both OF the above were VERY SEVERE
ELSJS.
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sm5r-, o. l.. NJ A 5 u Il
s29sI MANUFACTURER or
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
LOCK sBll1H, BELL-HANGER, AND DElA 4EB
IN BUILDING HARDWARE,
s1 No. asa RACE Stroel
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Y. p. NJ.
.. Y. r. M.
Y. p. Mn
YOUNG's PURE MALT WHISKY.
XOURG'A PUNE MALT WHISKY.
YNINGS PURE MALT WHISKY.

There Ia no question relative to the merits or the
celebrated Y NJ. 1t 10 the urtst quality OF whisky
n mRnufscIured from the best grain afforded bv tue
PhUade pha mars e. and II Is SOLO the low
o. per gelloD or per quart at the salesroOms,
No. zoo PASSYUNK ROAD,
11b2ti PHILAUELPHIA.
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Wholesale Market.

The bad weather OF the last few days
has, together with the disposition on the
part OF buyers to get along the best way
they can without running Ia debt, caused
our general markets to wear an air Of
quietness during the week. This is, how.
ever, not at all unusual for the season OF
the year. Among the important events
since our last, we are pleased to state
that our Board of County Commission
ers have Instructed the County Clerk not
to collect the oherous tax which has been
q burden to consumers in this State, and
which has driven away SO much of our
trade. The matter will be carried into
the Supreme Court, where the law will,
without doubt, be declared unconstitu-
tional. We refer our readers to another
page for full proceedings Of the Commits
sioners ia the matter.
The receipts of wheat are steadily fall
ing of, and our mills find 1t difficult to
keep going In consequence. From pres
emit indications there will not be enough
received here to keep them In operation
more than another month, when they
will be compelled to purchase 10 more
Northern markets, This does not look
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Trustees sale.


DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to the
- undersigned by Robert W. johnson on TIE
SIN OF october, 1886, and duly recorded in the
Escorders Offices Of the counties OF Jefferson
and Pulaski, state OF Arkansas, and now re-
ferred 70, 10 secure the indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein recited having to-
tally failed, and the personal assets been con-
sumed.
The said Robert W. johnson having been de-
clsred bankrupt; and there being outstand.
ing membranes largely over one hundred
dollars prior TO the Trust on the properly
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
reference may be had TO tns Deed OF Trust OF
record as aforesaid, wherein the titles and an
membranes are rec1ted.
the taxes Of 1888 being unpaid, and no funds
10 pay them nor to pay other existing and c1r-
rent expenses, and tor kundTy other causes
that require the prompt execution OF the said
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no
tiee, In the Aemphis Appeal and Little Rock
Gazette. for thirty days, under ana by virtue
OF the powers vested in them BY the said Deed,
that on the
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BANKRUPT'S SALE.

THE undersigned, assignee CT the estate Of p.
i L Huette q Co., baakrupts, will offer Ior
sale, at pubnc ancIiOn, at toe store no lB1
Main ttreet, Ne nphis, On TUE~DAr, August
II, 1858, the endTe stock OF Drugs, Medlclnes'
Chemicals, Dc bstudS, Paints. Narniskes,
Brushes, Perfumsry, Fancy Articles, ETC., etc',
belonging to the said estate The SAFE 10 com
Dence at 10 o'clock am, and CT ntinue daily
until the whole Ltock is lspossd or
The stock IS in Soou order and COZ adttioni ana
Will be offered in lots 20 suit Druga lists AND the
trade-to be sold without reserve 20 the blgnest
bidder. A depoait in cash will be inquired AZ
the time Of oiddng 81 goods, ..,.,,a.
Memphis, Tenn, August ], 1854. NAu!la
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CREDITORS NOTICE.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 1880 n. r. D.-Jesse ". Page ct al. VS.. Ths
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct al.
IN this cause It appears that the names and
1 residences of the cIedito.s of the CONNER
ciaI Bank OF Tennt ssee are unknown, and that
q decree has been entered directing them 10 be
made parties to this suit;
II Is therefore ordered, That all creditors OF
said Bank make their appearance herein, at
the Courthouse IN the city OF Memphis, Ten
nessee, on or before the frst Monday in Octo-
hsr 1853 file and establish their claims and de-
manus with the Clerk and Master, and have
themselves made parties hereto, or the same
will be forever barred and cause proceeded with
ex parte and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Post.
A copy-Attest; AUSUSTON ASTON,
Clerk and Master,
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson, Solicitors for Com
plainants. Jyu
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MAsoN1o DIRECTORY.
MASONIODIREOTORY
1868.

LODGES.
A<srRoyA. No, iss. Meets lst Monday u
every month, at Odd-F elbows, d Al, cor, &Sstt'
and Main. d. B. Forster zS4 Froht sHeo''
W, NJ; John Beamish, Secy,
Et,urIz NExPHIs, No. lis. Meets I'd Friday o.
.aoh uonth-asll. cor. Madison ana oeoonu'
- Whseler, w. M; Benz. K. fnlleni sec,
LSII.A SCOTT, No. ss. Meets Isl LtO ~ 1S ~
month-Hail, corner Madlson Sho Se00HN-
MOSS SSeeiiq, " rs; c. Curtis, Sec:
GoSSTfToS 10 299. Meets Sd Friday OF each
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall. d. j. Lynn
W. NJ; W. II. Butts, Sc ,,o.,s Al, Er,asv
az each Iuonth-st South memphis dhii
corner Of Madison and Second. SeorSe Aei-
isrsn. SD. ". NJ; b. x. FuIlen, s2oa' CSC
ROYAL ARCH.
T.x,-S Chapter, No 4. Meets I'd Monday OF eaGn
onth-oad-Fellows' Kali John Lent' N 4
ZIP; b. N. Levy, sec'y.
r.. ANDsH.
,-,v. Couoctl. NOS. Meets Sd Monday OF
ssob raontR-Od Fellows Hall. john Hen''
To. N; n. J. Wiggin, Rec
TEzPLAEs.
CYvpEvz Connnandery, No. 4. Meets sun non
aov ~ esch month. John Gent, COIn.i N =
Viggiu, Rec
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RIVE.
2o4 Wont Street.
,y,-r,,,vs A,yD MTTHRAs Lodges meet In con-
ia1ction 4th wednesday IN every month
OF Princes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No I. Benz. K. Pullen, sd, Tarsh.'.i -
c1Iy,ARy 1 czAPrER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No. l.
Charles W. Adams, S2d, NJ W. NJ l. AO1a-
7, III TJrPI. EssEIs Council Of K-h Soth.,
No. / Henry p. Woodland, S2d,s COMM I;
william Y. erode, sd, Bee e,s Yobr
LInslie, SD, Cosnm.'. in Chleii OooSs V
J-rRdeH, sd, Reg.
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IMPORTANTi

rIlHERE never was time when Home Inter-
/ ests were so much in need Of patronage
and announcement as now. All see and admit
this aud sill ale willing to help build them up
IL they can DO so upon such terms as snail not
cost an excessive d. seriminations
The Eubscribers intend TO offer from this time
henceforward, 1t prices equal 10 the best from
any quarter, heavy goods, made by the follow
ing and other Home Mills, viz: Manassas Mills,
Miss: Florence Mills, rrattv1lle Mis- Static d.
willie Mills, Ala Lawrep ceburg MILLS, Oregon
Mills, Pulaski Mills, Tenn; Maysvtlle Mills,
KY. Besides a great variety OF other Heavy
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills.
In addition, we intend to keep full lines all
sorts Staple Dry Goods, n osiery. Notions, ETC.,
etc, bought for Cash, and offered on same
terms It Is understood, however, that where
buyers may not happen to have Immedlate
Control of their funds, we will sell them Al
Cash Prices, adding interest Il ON date for snort
City Acceptance. We viii have New Sooos
''"''-S r, MOORE . cos.
IyalR No, zee Aaan street.
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On the sth Day of August Next,

Between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock, the fol-
loving described tract OF land lying in the
county OF De-oto and state OF MIS-. lssippi, viz
All OF the northwest quarter ly ing south OF the
Noloho creek, containing forty two az acres,
and the east half OF the southwest quarter OF
section th'riy-hve (E II W a section Sol,
township one ~, range seven az, west OF the
basis me Jan OF the Chickasaw cessiop, Coz .
tanning together one hundred and twenty two
C20 acres being the same land conveyed by
Edmund TayIo and Mary Tsy or to sad John
w. Rutland by deed, dated March 2, 1854, and
recorded in the Registers Office for DeSOto
county and state OF Mississippi, on the 30th
day of pril, 1851, in Book y, page 45l, 20 which
deed reference IS here made.
l believe The title TO above land to be- good,
but only convey es Trustee.
CHARLES p. NORRIS, Trustee.
Memphis, Tenn, July 8. res. jy7
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COTTON GINS ! COTTON GINS
E. CARVER CO.'S
Improved Gins !!

THE great number OF these celebrated Gin
l stands in use throughout this whole coun-
try, are actual working witnesses OF their ac-
knowL dyed superiority. No nei8hborhood Is
Without some OF these splendid machines, ana
we make reference to each and every planter
now using them as to their superior advant-
ages over all others.
Tboss needing Gins viii consult their best
interests when they bear in mind ina the =.
had with any desired number OF saws, either
right or LEFT hand motion, by calling on on
sending their orders TO
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Notice.

ExPECTIEG 20 be absent from the city for
~ month or more. any one having business
with me, as Receiver OF th5 Gayoso saving
Institution, or on my private account, VIII
please call on Mr.. q. h. Doron, jr., at office,
No. IS, over 3O4 Front street, VINO Is fully au-
tborIEed 70 act for me a. above. All tenants OF
sLares and ofaces and persons who may want
70 rent same, will please call on hiIn for erIns
via i'm <. MOSBi.
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RUN AS FoLLoWst

Both TFalns connect fOf NashVille.
The 400 p m connects for Cairo and st. Louis
arriving at st. Louis At i:30 p next days
THROUGH TICKETS
Atrsduced rates, can be procured az CCHn sauyis
Once. eS7x Main street, and at DepOA, be al OF
Main street.
BE Baggage Checked at Depot or b. the Mem
phis City Transfer Com pany at Hotels IsTf-
vsts Residences, or on board boat. o AL prlu-
cipal points East and North.
SAN. Is. 10 NES, Superintendent
ASA HILL, Pas enger Agent. les
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Extension Steu Ladders,

THEY recomm end themselves. Useful 20 the
rnerchaat and mechanic, the farmer ana
the hous. keeper. We have jest received an as-
sorted lot from the manufactures. Call and
see them.
We keep up our usual sapp'y OF the best Coal
on, Lamps, Soaps and T.nware.
o. +. PRESCOTT & ca,
fy Biw 40 Jefferson street.
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Monday, 8l.t Day of August, ADJ, 1858,

At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at The southwest corner Of Court
Square land at the intersection OF South Court
with Main street, in the said city OF Memphis
state OF Tennessee sell tne premises above de-
scriOed, al public auct on, TO the highest bidder
for cash.
The title is believed to be good, but the under
signed " Ill make no WarrsI lteeg.
iyl I'd CaARLE S KOhTREIHT Trustee
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The Mercantile Agency

THE undersigned take pleasure In announc-
Il ing TO the business men Of Memphis that
thew have now on hand the REVISED REF.
ERENCE BOOK for July, 1858 to which we cali
especial attention. All business men are re-
Epectfully invited to call and examine II, To-
gether with the detsiled reports on our records.
We invite TEsr inquiries to prove the value
r, G. DUN & co.
Memphis, Juiy 10, lseS, ty2 In
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T oUIsIANA SETTER AND MINERAL
IL WATER MANDATORY, No. n Peoy.
tarre street, New Orleans. Settler Water put
up in bottles for the country at 81 per case OF
dozen. Also, Tarred Settler Water at I5c Der
bottle Nichy Water at 26c per bottle Orderf
left at the fsntory, or addressed through the
postofHne IN Glass eoz, No. l6lS, New OrIsanS.
pTeraptly attended 10.
TKkaVULET LErOREY.
ap1 IN Fr0pEtston.
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Tenth Day of August, AID, 1883

All the right, title and interett OF the defend
ant, John X. WoUdOurn, as tbs sole SUI ytVing
heir-at-law and deyisee of John Wocdburn,
deceased. and in his own right in and TO the
following described laud, to-wIt All OF sec
ton number three, all OF fractional section
seventeen, y ing south OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing a continuation OF the section line between
sections two ana three also, the west half Of
the north v est quarter and the west half OF the
southwest quarter Of section eighteen, all in
township seventeen, range nine 49, vest, con-
tanning 10 all about nine hundred and four and
three-quRrter (9O454) acres, in the county of
Washington, Stats OF Mississippi. Terms of
sale as follows, to-wit: ONE-THIRD ca Cash,
balance in one aud two years, bond and secu-
rity being quired from the purchaser and a
lien 10 be reserved on said lands; and in the
event the purchaser fails to pay the bonds ex-
ecuted by him, or either one of them st mRtu-
rity, the undersigned, Commissioner, is au-
thOriEed, upon application rom any party in
terested to ex pose the said lands for sale anew.
for the amount SO due and unpaid.
l will also offer for sale, ct ihe same time, at
the door of the Courthouse OF ssid county, TO
the highest bidder, Tor Cash, between the
hours prescribed by law, eli the righi, title and
interest of tbs defendant, John Z. WOODBURY.,
in and 10 the following described lands, tO-wtt (:
The southeast quarter and the east half of the
southwest quarter Of section eighteen, and the
northwest guar sr of section twenty. one, in
township seventeen, range nine west in said
county of Washington and state OF MlSsts-
sippi. L. J. CQABTOCk,
ieS daW ID Com m isEiOn6r.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

ny virtue of Deed in Trust made to me on
ID the 18th Jay of June, 1867 by John ". RUt-
land and recorded IN the Registers office Of De-
Soto county, State OF Msssiss ppi, In Book No 2,
pages 5QI 4U2 and 40a, 1 will Sell, At public sue
ton, in front OF the Courthouse door, In the
town or HerDRDdO and state OF biissis1il pi, TO
the highest bidder, for cash,
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NOTICE.

r HAVE determined henceforwsrd 70 DO q
II Commission business extensively, anc have
rented my store and taken sn once mp EtaiTt
In same building, where / viii be glad 70 see
my friends anu patrons, Thanking them to5
past nvoTH. beg cont4puRnce o. the same,
Ehn NATHAN HofFHElABb'
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1. o. o. F..

c.voso F,ycAyPMKNr, No. 5, / o. o. F. Meets
on Tire LIST and 81 Thursday nights OF e&eh
monCh. J. H. Mcclure, &. P; Geo. heAeIsn'
HIP: Thomas Bacon, Scribe. 9ea
&C. .s.Hv I.oDGE. No, Sheets every Mon
dsy nigIlt al O'Clock. DR.. George W. AGREE,
Nc Tbornas Bacon, Secretary. Jyl2
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ALLIsoN pRoTHERS,

Sole Agents, 37O Front ST., Memphis
Commission Merchants desiring 10 make
purchases of Gin Stands for their customers,
1viii a - II 10 their ADVANTAGE 20 call upon us.
fvi19m ALLISs n BROTHk Rs.
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The heavy rains Of the past week, it
is reported, have done an immense
amount of damage to the cotton crop,
causing q second growth to set in 10 all
cases, and developing the worm in sec
lions. In some portions of Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, and in fact in ali the
lower cotton States, planters are much
alarmed lest the prospects which were
80 fair only few weeks ago, might ell
be blighted by the incesssnt wet weather.
We think it safe to estimate, from all
the facts before US up to this time, that
the damage within the past ten days
will cover fully one-fourth of the crop,
causing it to fail short that much, even
should the weather prove most favorable
for the rest of the season.
The cotton markets, which declined
rapidly early in the week, have been
tending upwards as the week closed,
though there has not been an active de-
nsnd at any time. The Liverpool mar
ket at the opening to-day was drm with
UplGnds 95d; Orleans, l03d, and closed
easier with quotations nominalIy un.
changed.
The New York market opened quiet
but steady; Middlings, 30tc, aud closed
dull with prices unchanged, but holders
were evincing disposition to sell.
Sales in Liverpool for the week ending
Friday last we're $4,000 bales; stock on
hand, $50 900 bales, of which 27S, 600
were American. The total stock afioa
on that day was estimated at 796, 600
bales. OF this amount but 1900 was
American. The stock on hand in New
York on Saturday, lst inst was $4,000
bales. Weeks receipts at all q. s. ports,
1900 bales.
A well known cotton buyer In this city
informed US, to-day, that he knew of but
three bales for sale, so that our readers
will not think us neglectful Of our local
market if we pass it over and merely
give the
COTTON STATEMENT.
or CnMLFrpUR
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-PORTE.
GROvESTEEN g. CO.,
499 BrOGdlC0Y, ". Y,

VNHESE instrumental, after the most natterlng
Il testimonials from the 1rst Pianists in the
country, who, at our solicitation, have ieste0
them in the severest manner poRsibts, have been
pronounced THE FINEST SQUARE PLANO
PORTE Ma De IN THE WORLD.
II has always been our policy, during the
ttiyfy-sfI yeaTs that we have manu- featured
Pianos t1OelUe thousand of which are now in use
in the United etates and europe, TO give tha
finest instrument at the lowest cost. Our supe-
riOr facilities enable Us to offer them from one
TO three hundred dollars less than any other
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The tone of these instruments are remaTRa-
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liancy, never losing their quality when forced
to their utmost capacity. The lower register
retaining Its positiveness, does not destroy the
middle and upper registers by mingling with
them in disagreeable confusion, the refined
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Impractical and to the most cultivaf ed ear.
They are an entirely new style Of Piano, I'm
ished in the most superb manner, tg1th four nj
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legs and Tyre SerpeEtine Rsse richly moulded
and each instrument Is fully warranted for five
years. sep5 d&wly
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Coaamtssfoner.,s Sale.

State Of Mississippi, Washington eounty-In
Chsncery, May Term, 1855.
No. I43-Bartley, Johnson & Co.. VS.. T. D. FL
lott ct Rls.-lnJunctiOn and Attachment Bills.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery
Il court Of the county OF Washington, State
of Mississippi, rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18th day of May, AID, 1858. the
undersigned, Commissioner, will sell, at the
door Of the Courthouse of said county. to the
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
nv law. on the