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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

We pahHzh - aaY ~ aaifsss y
ihs ~slslssss n De sssss. arhsd ~
Aas. Jals@sa ss.i ass husf'~I
saa lllry k,sf sshH tF'#Hlnss'
fisas "A ne a'sgs. advising ~
gds shsi eoufss 10 pursus IN ~
amlng sle,lhm ThsT sfpsa's
ting ~ ~ osnssHsiTm eth H's
.sftsa slsass. voted afs1n 'era
tstely afckea api, and hat Tho
d osssrvaiivs fsfiy tui W randi
l.iss IN llis field, lsh accept aHd
sss ~ whatever nominations The
Vsional Herubliesn party may
nake In The Convention b. inject m
ihs s'h u September nest iot State
mees. giving iheit unqualified sup
rott 10 the nominees n thia llefmb
'csn party, and that The best Inter.
II n The State demanded this
policy
The prestige ~ the names siRned
% this address are enough 10 con.
ince the people that they ore net.
ag upon motives Of The purcsi
patriotism, aud that whatever they
may advise j. for the general good
e the State, and we'll deserving the
.erous attention OF every citizen.
Whilc We agree with this move
ment IN the policy in regard to vot'
my upon the Constitution, yet we
,snnot fully endorse at this time
hat Of adopting the nominees oI
the National Republican party.
Though our opinion is given IN
modest Difference 20 thcirs.) before
those nominees are bcforcthc people
aud In this, that the address is pre-.
mature, for Il they put forward Q
ticket with good men upon il We
could then net with clear light be,
fore us, But until that Is done We
feel that we may entrap ourselves
upon dangerous ground to adopt
their men without knowing who
they are, for we would be unwilling
to support that party unless the mer
nominated are Of the right stripe
for there is no difference an to tn,
principles Of this party, with that o,
the Conservatives, and it is alone {
y question Of men in the coming
contest.
The voice of the people must b,
heard in the selection of those men
il We are to adopt them beforehand
and the Conservatives should TAX,
part in the nominating convention
10 over horse, foot and dragoon,'
or wait very patiently and SEQ VIII
will be put forward--thcn act, an,
let II be a determined and resistles
activity either in favor oragainst III
ticket they may put forward.
The Conservative party in VIII
ginia waited until the moderate RI
publicans put their ticket in tn
field, then threw their whole strengt
with them and carried the election
The people Of Tennessee did N
same thing, and the gratifying resu
Of tho election a few days sine,
shows the power they possesse,
And 30 It is with the conservati,
element in Mississippi. If the
present usa ticket upon the platfor,
of universal suffrage, of good me
with the force of that party Il
Conservatives can and will Gle
them. And we are in favor
waiting their action in the selecti
Of candidates before We pledge O
support, Though we will go as
as any Conservative in the State c
safely 60, that If the ticket is
good one we will give our unqu'
ned support TO it. All VIC ask
good men.
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State Female College,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
The Fan session sf this ~wsll-known Board
Ing School for yeang ladies win ccaneace on
Aenday, September latAy lSes.
No School in he South coahlnes more ad-
vansagss than this. v9yr4aEs
A full Faculty Of, e~rperisncea and thorough
tsachsea j -
Buildings elegant, c~onmodious, and com.
Pletsly equipped.
Location heeathy and besntifa, and easily
Acctoible.S N% ~ p
Superior apparatus.
Jsss ~ osassa ~ NsssA l~elsssssippi.
No charge for tuition IN The regular course
against ~ dasgksers q Ministers Of the Gos-
pei who live ~ the ministry, or the siBdisent
orphans Of dsceased Confederate soldiers.
Fos Catalogues or Other information concern
ing the School address ".
Rtv {, coLLIvS y. n, PRECEDENT
july24-2m.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-14
NE WGOODN.

NE GVOON.
We have just received a our, new store 10
Pnnols, . large and complete stock " "AySSF
Dry Good, Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
Flour, Meal, Meats, Tobacco,
Snuff, Garden Seeds, fine ss
al a Liquors, &C., &C., qss
Which We are selling 1t the very lowest narket
prices. We respectfully ask . ts5sg, kslias
certain that osr essas are 81 COED enality and
offered at ~ los prices a. can be found any
where. ". MATHEWS 4 BON.
mh2c raw rxvaA . hssaay niss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-06
PlSSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM HAMBuRG-In steamship Cambria. Pen Ailarry Rene
Grore Gorrrn, katherine S:g1on T. nho1 pserr II Hsriy
family. A. IarE W. Frcn7e Il Nahr sEd VIE "a. Ffsher ].
Roblch. MetL!e " Earir Cstra>gr lisns Fooresse,
r. Lsugkle W. Berner, Jllns Jrgugrn. r. EeH.har ~
and
FROM LIVERPOOT-In steamship fts1 Fen. 3'iiss J. J.
Mayne Miss Smmons NJ d. Nrhsc Col Lawrence ana adv Nes
w. A. Penn Bernl1ham'T. W. H. Bllran w art Ms HreAe
TAYLOR T. b. Pic r. Prot j. e. " futaeg Tap Sueet
H. Ransom C. A. Galoser, Nr Hrr cheu aid tnrse j. L.
Hsrav. Mr. Grse'm, Rev Dr. sol lady, Rev J. c. O. Gumsres
Mrs Roberts and daughter 4 l. Rooc W r. lynes Mr. Iesehls
Fearing Mr. Lockwood G. l. Read Nr GsnI, T. McMsse j. H.
Ewing H. Pratt J. r. Armstrong Df C. O. Jewc sehshar ).
v Carpenter r. ~ Porhe. W. Clark A. c Hodges C. fS~e
PaiHter, Brown. J. j. Townsend. a aiyI Ia n
mugs D. Euesh C ~ PhPr. ss Me,sssha ~ s NV VI,
,,a children aud nurse Arnold lebach Becker T.
acnpte r. ~ smith, Naryae. Cat ter. G. EoFes. W Scot,
q 4 Knght r. W Little GrisTmes.er. Mr. ieuvtr Nr. aId
MAYER infant children ant servants Miss Mays snd sister
Mr. api Mrs A. Miller e. SsudEfd ). sanford T. G. Norne, w
n Hatch daus Mr. LaSs. J. r. Bwwue o. Iriiori Mt
Buckhardt Miss lpgrahau Mr. W smith Col La"nuee. max
servant Mr. Rossla Mrs Wells ald children. Mr. Franz
q. Bow To.al Ito passengers
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF ERw.YORK Feh a.............. CLRARBD
sh,n.Psyota FTaneoi Robin Hood Taylor Ssa
C,hcsrt New.Oreans; Witch, Gibraltar aud Nal
- Usrr Steser Penafh Roads CsFobe Ross Hong honE
i,b Ross Lsghoi FeaNiek Foys Antwerp AIo~ 11nAssen
'RsMsy A. Chase Mcdonald TrinIlid James COFFEE COnel
Hayre ,, ,-, "a. p.-..,o,,A
H. Tampico Lombard, Mercy Mcdonald l"ndoni w
R.ms.y Greeu Batnores W r. Emerson. DOrr Batuore Ben
Newman Bsbadoes MyrOyer Brown CbarOni Evelyn, Burger
Stamford; Enchaness Webster, Para
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cimha Hack Hamburg. mdse. aud l35 pass
Steamship Russia Cook LIVERPOOL jan g. mdse aud 10 pass
Steamship Virginia. Drew. Alexandra. Dds- aud pass
Volunteer Jones. Philadelphia mdse and pass
Brig Wild Horse McCumbe Csenas III Gays hoAsses os"es
company with brig Marion for Richmond ~,
Sehr. Ruth Iasev, Perry Bhribethport ior NeN beuo"
,CuooshRs-KIvsk CoAsrwlsh
Phoebe Elizabeth, EhIshethport frsnknn hh'ae'npo,'
J. G. Baldwin. glrahethporL \ p MoiNn bhTAbetnport
Rachael Jane BuLabetbporL T. - "4son' N"440eAP''N
BELOW.
Bark America Hopper from Bremen aen0'so ooi-'s voc "a"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HosEss IfoLE, Feb +Arnved sehs mary Lee 'e""n 'AA'
FOR New York; Lucy, Boston for Sataunah.
Ro,ros Feb a-Afryed, steamship heeh rom L"efp0oL
FOREIGN PORTS.
owv p.h s-Tbr Royal Mail steamship Java, Lott which
lii from a. arrived at this port al III oeoek THIS
Psh 5he Iiaahurg American Steam Packet Com
[ Meier which len New YORK Jan rs arrived
AZ this port at y o'clock TINS AFTERNOON
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Mos, Of n. s.oci was sold; STher:

,rhlr,us se Ofts weather MOI AsIandsr sold III good
re .S bead a. ~ sseh W Gie! SS F ao ,oIi
H. Iowa cT 4 l5g Il s head oaoun1reh
o. ioSa y eli sod The being from re ssg Chambers
leo" Cjty Tirej cows, steers and bsii'f' SOU =" '
hl10lSc .,.ch,,gea srures with 800 arrived to-day,
Sbtsp - errisy several lots are he auo'e Wy -a
sae bee All are selling at torteisI VIZ EY ~ Gle
bnieheis' w. vert solf 81 ~ at 6tti IS' lo 81 Mo-
beso ~ A. b. beiag quite thin Me1raW SOC % Ia ri
~ ~ srd los Of si % e &C. and ZiS Of ~ 10 ~ DC
10 Jrs C- W.T. arrived K,se Co sod ears mn 90 rs az
~ = tissy sold his "a. 30 ID State sheep 10 p~'" ~
ris ton. at q. 1910. c..,.,.., & ears Of them late
A. Il r Kae Co. SOD 81 untyeh hut most, u, - 10
Hpr Eiati soA l55 Ohio sheep, ~ 10 al We .L.
~ ar ..,r more excited or atleast TIE Se %
r. vars g i've Logs received this nuudrg ana are "a
- b prtc 22J 70 held ~ l2l CITY dressed ae A''
a.. a, e % very light receipts Of Western dressed a. i'A''
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN AAKhhI y

81 hOr h $780, omen Al s3I for both money
"a - srco'st Uri.d states Fyegeoucs 'ot ~ AZ
l. Illinois sJl Aa-- AMI 'T1sl ~ cei With an unusually
% 1900 Jle broker Clir has The s Is-icap
sales week have reaei i ~ sre mss been active
speculative dcasd and aier ne e'e 49, Importers took
g. eqoe as S -, h.sy sales the stock il 5r' hands
- materially reduced. beng estimate Tbe .tock
- an so-.s against 25gGO bales Iass w., 70 iesvT
Of fnsrsan i 6s5 b.s this wees eo@ The f ,,lGs
sy e Authorized quoseps Of Anstie19 SesI r liiai
ps, 49, pog opens fruer though prices are unehShstI
Tsere irbl' oct Wv go in SIZES oil vac w. White
C con- 5 ? Qn'r fr cd Mixed western and 81 iGr a Ss
o jn,h Gsrey = hash Peas 81 %; % ro or r ~ .
fdns Mes lad m s. ~ st f5I carSsrss Cut Rosn ga
49," ~ S--i-s ,r eI fr Re.nel T4.ow 4J6 Z cSI Iur-
$500 q ,rvt Iinss.d on eco loi p tan.
loNpoy ieA inv =, fsi Snrts Petroeun 81 y gallon.
60 40 ~ crt fr 80. 70 Dstch St-r' 'ri.
v,,p Ven S-Petroleum 59i ~ for Standard White
tyEE Pen E-2:9O u.Tbe Cotton msket orers euet ard
sssd hr Tres Cranre the spot srd l4t FOR 10" Md
Feb 81 p Con for unOnev 90 for the account ~.
Uu,d S'ats EyeTSt quiet md steady TIE stock mAfke'S
O=sr. Erie shsr.s ere tTaer a. e p,,,,o,,
Csse 75 p cat fr euc P0daee-Laieed Cakes III
Ioypoy FeH s-Sr.-n OH easter bu, Dot quotab7 lover
IIrurcor Feb So The market for yarns sndfbres At h,n
eler las TIE stock Il cotton nj sea hound % IBIS port
lre al 900 bales winch bales from the untei
states Wheat Hour Unchanged Con- J6 quarter ior Oh Misd
yp- Feb $3.50 n-Consol close :. s3i FOR money and s3l
ers srI steady re 2 Il0s A Atsue sud Greet western so
LvFHPppt Feb &{:3l rIhe Cotton marfet Closed EASIER
ia DE es Of say footed up 1900 bses TuFenas
LNpov IN SEQ p nSprits Petroleum aii = gallon Lin
LsTss US. &Ps;roleum du at sat for Standard white
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


FAlTI0PE -. cotton fna Nldng Cpar V Jc Ilolr
Su ulacL Prime Choice Ped, - 200&2 p
fun receipts sma Il White 85a9c yellow al e5g
&C. O-ts 5jc I've dan AZ 81 81 M-s Pore t At So
Boa fni h s 7feiSG Clear Sides lGlei Shoulders I'c
Esns. ctc. Lard Grn al Ole. .,
fa.-aDELpaIA FEB. 5-Cooo te;er Nlilnz Upland, DC !
f. lood demand Of e91s9 n Flour little aciye saes 1892
los; Sgpu1He, So -J LEla &6@ -; Iowa aad Nicoasn
lT'a Family &1G 50 p; Minnesota Co., 81 80; Ohio Do S6
30; fsDcr. $50 5V35 Wheat snail Gesant ald prices are
Rve 81 Corn dan; New yellow 85Gs6c oatsSaS 3oe tuss
7l074 for Western Petroleum. Groceries aud Provisions are IN
TDo Ph 5Four steady Wheat closed sivareing sales Of
prices urclaagd Rye steady 30 Barley quiet and prices
U1chl1-e Dressed Hogs small sales az Sl4Us A 50 Me
Fo-s 81 80 L.ri lell a 2lo.. oitred2oe - - i,
IiLvAURER. Feb 5Four uehauged Wheat deeliriugi No
New. 55d,9 Rive IN good demand 81 1d 81 u
Ter NOMINAL Poyisons Qet but fn lard prices une1age
I Led Hoss lTn at SAgs4 80 heeePs-lOO b5lA Folf
S-r-reuts-i on hblF Four, 2 OCJ hush. Wheet
CScNSAr, Eco 5Four quiet snd prices unchanged Grain un-
CHANGED Cotton qne hTiAngs 2S3e WHISKY dali at 9Jc Mes
Pos AMI higher; SO Tor cash and buyer Fehruatg
To- aisle. delivered yete lat 2OQ lbs AZ ~ GS,
a lic for Shoutcrs l1te0isc for
Gear RIO and Clear sides susrCeed Hams closed irn at 94lte
CHlsroy a G. FEB 4Coon--Net receipts tie week. 7cea
haes 55 bales; total receipts 4 baes exports
90 Britain 77 bales; other foreign pt t3 bales; exports
coasta s;nG bales; he market Is better good demand; hdag
:c lslnd 75GSl Ji sales OF the week $3.50 bales the stock
yof Va Fes 5Coorye; receipts week, 32 bales;
receipts oo1stwse go hass ata 4es bees experts
cleared S3 t The mlIke, is quiet: Low hiss -1e SAFES o.
.s F-is 5co.oa uanualy 29c receipts loeo bales:
raris bs; receipts % the week l004 bales eypo C. 1898
tae stock SEQ hle unchanged quoted 2tjc oss
&c ruk Meats frni Shoaiers lc Sides i'GSe PORK sSJ@
So 80 Lad2lGE2c
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Cost anS found.

| OST-BANK BOOK, No. 1916 issued by
Metropolitan Savings Bank ~ Y The finder viii oblge BY
turning il Bank NOA aud Thaye, payment having been
stopped.
"a IN REWARD.-Lost or Stolen Certificate
tp sOt number II Bs for 10 20
,el re,trrsd 10 the ofGRAET TORBuRN H and assigned
o. IL, hack 70 r. r. SPENCER All persons cautioned
gotu. The sane Dollars Reward be paid for rs Teiarn 10
kgTCHUM PHIPPS l. BBLkNAP, No "a BroadsL
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Captains arriving this port requested q
deliver packages addressed 10 the EewYos Associated Press c
persons exhibiting the oren authority Of J. " Smo4ol Genera
AgenL News packages tor the formal u C0Tf', Times. TRIBUNE
World SUI. EDress, ErclJ Post, Commercial! m tsr, S.I1a
Zthng Mr. Yolr oSroL sud SeDIoksr DeolrI SHOULD a..
be ds.,e 9! oa.r " tAe sale persons.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Vesssls and Railroads

h
F7B s-l839s bush 3ao bush oats go pu,e c,p Meal
49, R.aps 80 hnsb Peas ~ bills Corn ei So pig. IA
Sg3b F,r gl2 bales Cotton loo bbls CIaoe o 80 Cut
- Refined Peotum bhs Pork 100 psg1 be' t los rkgS
90 49, ssse So phes Lard, Is pkgS AsDr al *
Stem 49, pigs tier ~ pigs Chee r % bis Copper
n- F1t Coz Dressed Hogs no piss Vt 80 lio,s q68i
I Vi.lr ca nis Frgs II bales Wool yy oas iop . I06
d.. Ither No shis Tobacco 80 boxes sna e~se' 'V "
ko.es Starch ~ bags Peanuts
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. . -, IthINn L"hN 10" ,I'INhl - -. ., =.
H-ysn And Bridgeport O. EI llo0s lg:l3 (EI J.
Or 3:l5. 4:25, AMI Tn D N.
Milford. htslfo Fairfield. Southport and Wspoh ll:0
NJ. $40 425p Ia.
For Korrlli Q, Er)O, Il:0o i1;l' RL3. EI) o;e.
ass, (EI.) 5:31, \. (Er.) ?. IN.
For DarieR 7, g. lli5j a N. AS, AS $50 ps
For STANFORD o. OI) ., 1880 m 1915, EL) 2:l3, tBrl
3l5 AIS. lgI) 4:+5. $50. OiJL tEI) ?. m
For Greehweh intermediate stations Il;3o ~ AIS 9:G
wv CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Boston via fpiaeGed, a. u. (EI). tEL) spn-
Por Boston via Shore Line, 12:l5, tBrl o v -..-
Hartford and Springfield, m, (Brl l2;lo tII) IN
For Connecticut River Railroad (ELl 2l3 ~ Moa'e.
D. IA. e. Northampton .... =. -.
fo Hartford pIOVdenes iHd f'hi Railroad hrl, IT, H'''
s.-,--,-- MA, =.
Por Canal Railroad m. MS p TO sOhhanpgD and VIII
Eor Ious,tonie Railroad, a. m, and p m.
Por Saugaiuek Rslrosi. o a. ~. 7, (BI) 4;23 p m
70, D.nbuty and orWak Railroad, 7, o a. M AIS
Par New Cam Railroad. T. ~, 1918, ti23 p n.
Conm0iiots Sleeping attached to 3 p ~. trsi1 -.
No"A' 'F'TN JAMBS a. HOYT, superintendent
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NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD--FROM FOOT OF
~ CouRTLAsDTST .-Fm PHILADELPHIA. via ksnsagtop 6n
n m VI. Camden D. m. D. Via West Philadelphia, (, NJ 10
M 1870 D. N. ~ % 10 night foI BstAno A1d W.s
ingon-3iOs 1889 sD' Forls0as ihd soa'a""h
$40 $40 D. n.
FOR TIN WESf-sIOA la3op m. So N, 'o;io m, m
tn. a4D h trains through 70 Cnrnh.h and chicago
with hui one ehasgs Silver Palace sleeping CAt trsa ra
ough 70 Cbiesg without esUge daily saurias ssi
snpdsys bd those days on NJ an b Ae onV
lin. runBlhs through cars 70 Chicago 6s sysg nh,.
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9tniistrg.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ strd tho anshsts nitrous oIe administer IN the
approved do sothns bat EXTRACT Thk aud do that
WITHOUT PAINso 1900 pAsu testify See their at the
emcs No. ~ Cooper Institute.
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FRIDAYS wEArnKR aKpoer-s. ..

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 49,
Sun n, 1905 Sun 9i-J hoon tses' ''
DAY
S.,, uool ASA Cows Island $50 Hell Gate.. S;T
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Jamcs-slip.
IL $50 :. ~ Nti TFtiu for Gr-snp0t
f0.n0 a. NJ, Eorihport Hnutir gon, and Glen Cova
800 D. a. EItrssI, Rrehs,d
geo 2. ~. k0uhp1rt, uuuiu gtOr, ard Glen CcTa
,. IN frurihgas tnd Way Stations
ns sih branch % Hempsieit bUhDAH TRAIN .!
0 m. for Eefibpor. iluBirgop. sud Glen Cove.
4 ~ BAIgIoN Eursuytspdsul
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GIBSON, BEADLESTON G. CO.,

NO 20 ExCHAsGg-PLACB
STOCKS BONDS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. FOREIGN TX
CHANGE bought sold the most favorable
sTEREsr allowed dsposs either Currency Gold 'ase to
sAssi at sight the Z sth the ciy BsSiG
ADVANCES made on all marketable securities
CERTIFICATES Of Dspoti issued bearing interest
COLLECTIONS male ali points Of the UNION and BRITISH
PROVINCES
LOANS negotiated FOREIGN and DOMESTIC PRODUCE, In
aors AMI shost We invite particular attention branch Of
nss's shee 2, lave usssgal aSAlsA
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os. BOND q A...s Sn Sss c.SI Rla,s lns

CITr ovHkw.ioHK. DsPAKrsnsr FisAScE. BUKIlu OIL
IHk McnHsR oy TAIEI, CouKTHouss PAX "a Chsmbsrsh
PUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given that all
AhDRkW SMITH Attorney for the Collection Of
will Do found at said once. "
opsoh bat the said Attorney the undsrgpsd authorized 10
receive or eesp ioI tueh Are except Of
hereafter when the Marshal whom the directed will
authority 70 collect The amount Included thern and all
fore issued 10 enforce The payment Of Personal hef
eOubtsrnSHdsd New. YorE, Japn,y 49, 1909
BERNARD BAyTu, RsttjtsL
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Mathintru.

ETARINE BOILER for SALE.
w Marine Return Tnlar BOILER sr class u feet
long; Steam CHIMNEY 10 high Apply &. w.
COPELAND No. III Broadway.
MACHINlSTO' TOOLS FOR SALE.
ENGINE LATHES AMRs COMPOUND PLASgR
3NlLLING MACHINES. AMBS BOGING MACHINE
SLIDE DRILL, PORTABLE FORGE, ANVIL. &C.
Apply TO T. D. RkNWiCR. No "a Besehst
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0uruuration Aoiitts.
OYPICE OV THE METROPOLITAN BOlRD or HEALTH
n. 4. q lnLl 4


OFFICE OV THE MgrRopoLirAS BOND OF HEALrH.l
No. 30l MorTsr HKG. YoRE Jan 8 1903
I A MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
"A BOARD or HEALTH held s,s Office TIE 'h day 0Janus
= Resolved Th.. a, ordinance, h.r,,O. passed permitting III.
driving cattle sheep pigs sss calves through an' streets or
sys3oss south Of Fgr6st IN the d q are hsrs6 re-
pas swine or calves ihroag any street or ysaue south Of
slaughter cattle sheep swine calves south Of said
Isl GE0RdB B LINCOLN, President
CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO
pants Of a. Ho9es AID Lots Improved unmPIoyed Lands
lodged IN the one. of the Board sIansos by per
l..1FoE building Sewer sstr.s 9Th aud ;thAv. with
M5FoL building Sewer adv, from 71. to .d through 18th
HPor building Sewer. Broadway. bet Worth aud
th-POr building Sewer l6ih,, bet av. and Irving place
ah-For building sewers 10 hAdsonsye bet Sab
6ih-For regulating and grading G6oSt. between saye and
The limits embraced by such ASSIGNMENT tueiud. all a.. -
Houses and L"s Of Ground vacant Lott pieces parcels III
iT@Tbe north side sfs7dstreet bet Madison and
aide Of Shave bet sd and ast aud both sides be-
~Bcth sides of2dsre bet 7s,hs,s also both ,s, II,
hS bet % aud 3dsVes also tue vest side Of and N,
the east ds Of 3e TO point dssEi hail the block south Of 18Th
3j-Botb sides Of Broadway from Prabin to w..r,, s -
Worth 10 LsOnHdsls and lot on 'he corner Of and
Broadway.
sides Of Madison 39h slso N.
west Of Madison also side po d,tss,
$50 feet east VI 4havs also both aides OF tth, from Madison
s-Boh sides street from .y. point distant half N.
block east o. Avenue Al also to the extent Of half tie block on tie
All who's, affected by the .se1. named
!Is9i ssr os'eo1s 10 sTng 70 i's Egl Chairman Of toe
Board o. A,so ihe once no % Chamber, street Basement
S,Ssssgs . GkTR. Board ofA"'.~n
once Beard OF Assessor New Coutlioass RsbrasUs 1863
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Mr. Oliver Dyer viii explain in accordance with Swdenborgi
teachings b ADAMS eating tie apple aBl b. Cams Mil
Temperance Hail. Harlem Tbava, northeast
egtst NJ SUNDAY, Feh T.
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NEW WORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
TRAINS LRAvE HRW.YOUK

20. WINTkR ARRANGEMENT. ISOD.
COMMENCING JAN II, l9Ga
,eageg station r. York u Twenty efsnlhat
F0utb.sve Eatranoe Twenty -sL
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Modern Sprituniism.A lectare, by Mr. l. T. WILLIAMS,
giving the SwdentOrgsn othe Continental Hail. Frank
lnare.. Greennont SUNDAY. Veh ]. at n D. N.
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EinantiI.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION of Thirteen
Directors II toe SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD CONPASE viii
D. b. tie depot; S1laye, eorLe Fort t. on TUESDAY,
le rr,rr from y % p. UkNNl n NlOtfl eecfetlrl
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Pastor John @. ADAMS rrashesin Tie Baptist Church. come
NJ Madison ard TOMORROW al lO aud "a
m. Baptism after the morning
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: -
T,p. will leave EswYOrk by s Ps'ous f.y foot Of Chambers
A. a. eglogs: Az m t5 SIS, iad $50 AID saGIdAy
only =. IL midnight Tb. and 49, ,ss aS hIosga - Mssy'
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY Kali
III ROADFor Long BrsnsA Red Bank Bnes'ou'E Ha'''''
Toms River. ke. 81. =, o,io,S n "a
"Oa ri'r No o. 1901 o. " q sSEDEs Co.. Leue,s
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North Baptist Church Christopher ani BcffrtS
The Rev JOHN BROrNE has assumed The pastoral Of TIE
his abos Lords day, Feb T.
Preaching 81 lGt q. VI and u y
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the Missionary Association vi tho SabLSch00 Of tail
Church will place SABBATH AFTERNOON Fob at O'clock
Addresses may the Rev H. A. WILDER Of Sonh
Natal Africa The CHBS J. JONES Chaplain Of the Sailors Suu
lIarbor and the Rev. Dr. BOOTH. tins Postor
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'Is the Church above the Bible. or the Bible above
the Church srThe Protestant rather the Baps doctrine
question: will be given discourse hv the Rev DR. DOW LING
Bedfordst Baptist Church. SUNDAY EVENING Dr. DOW
LING will also preach In the forenoon
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Heaven md HelBshop snow viii preach University,
Ia dNher IL HE'LL
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sUSDIr TKlri- . war Traia n ot.yin.i ic N 10
ETp>ss for Rochester Budao Daukr
Cleveland Cnoinnbu al rsiats West and sonh; 500 N Lni
grant aud Way II .. Tor Paterson sui Por Jei
Bafp bIukf CleVss a
Cincinnati Without chGfc Of o0aeh EEI dsoi u
all Southern a1i WeftrIr Hoes
Perfectly vead ssI LaIusoai Sleeping CoIeht' al
\ ght Trains
Tickets obisinc tie Con7aETs oc.s 30 2 BroSdWr
Dpl To-. Of CtEbeT'i Selo also % Lous Doh Depot
Jcrsv Ctr. A. klDDLk, General bgpL
Wu r. BAER General Pas. Ar-ai
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New-Englnnd CONGREGATIONAL ChGrch. For lIi ST. nesi
oco
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C5ant,s for i3asimss Iltr.

ONE of the most valuable INVENTIONS of
W h age exhibited AZ BroaGgav and BoBlt second
door Roo The U. s. Paeat sold Tho Paseutee
PARTNER to % o EsroUr
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