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VIM. FRYE.

Rortra1t Pa1ntsT,
Hes sst SsRs s z a;SSes
gaIlsrY,2s2x AatnsAesh
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In Remote Settlements of Untold Value

Aueoek's Porous Plasters have been found
specifics for Rheumatism ofHe Wrists.
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On Wednesday. December 10. Is69.

Between the hours of II o'clock am. and Il
O'Clock M. at the northeast corner OF Union
and Second streets, in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee, sell ~ public auction, TO the high
est and best bidder, for cash. Gee from the
right Of redemption which Is expressly
Waived-the following described real estate,
lying in the county CT shelby, State of Ten
nesste. and in the city OF Memphis, tO-wit:
Lot Number fourteen I'D. ia block sixty
two 1927, as laid down on what was formerly
known as South Memphis. fronting one hun
dred and ten tiOl feet on the north side Of
Beal street, and running back nOrthwardIy,
between parallel lines, two hundred and for
ty-four (2H) teet 10 the dividing line between
the John Rice and the Ramsey grants, II be-
ing the same ground on which recently stood
The B0tanicO Medical College building.
Also, another lot, being a part of lot num-
Der one III. in block forty-six (i6l, on the plan
Of South Memphis. and bounded as follows;
Beginning at "a point on south side of Beal
street, one hundred and fOrty-twO Q42 feel
west from the intersection OF the west side Of
DeSOtO street with the south side OF Beal
street, ami running thence southwardly, and
perpendiculsrly from Beal street, one nun
dred and twenty-five (iz5) feet to an alley;
thence westwaTdly and parallel with Beai
street, along said alley, one hundred and fifty
Q50l feet; thence u~Orthwardiy one ndre
and twenty-five 125) feet to Beai street thence
eastwardiy, with Beal street, one hundred
and fifty $50 feet to the beginning.
Twin sell by the lot, OF in parcels to suit
purchasers. The title Is deemed good, but l
will convey only as Trustee.
Oc90 JNO. N. CARMACK, Trustee.
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snaIe nf nisnnunf fnr Chances
For SaIe---Cotton Machinery.

J. N. BLAkE q co., bankeFS,
And Sole Agents for Spanish Policy in the I
s., go BROADWAY, New York. nolI
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r GOODS MARKET.

We make but few changes in u Dry
Goods report this week. Mourning prints
and one or two brands of colored are
down &c, but staples of all other descrip-
tons are firm. The wholesale demand is
not as large as was anticipated, and the
complaint is still urged that, in some sec
tions, country merchants have not met
their obligations promptly. This condi-
ton Of affairs is due, probably, more to
delinquency on the part of the planter
than the merchant. We regret to learn
that manv Of the former are holding back
their cotton, hoping to get better prices,
but they should remember that it is a
duty to first satisfy their creditors. This
should be done, by all means, and then
their remaining crop can be disposed OF
as they deem best. The condition of the
New York market is as follows: Section
goods continue dull, but prices arc steady,
the business done being merely TO meet
present wants. In sheetings and shirt
ings the business has been restricted to
lots to supply orders. Holders are indis-
posed to press sales, while buyers only
purchase to supply immediate wants.
Prints are in less demand, but prices re-
main about the same. Wooden goods are
inactive, the business of the season being
nearly over. Prices are unchanged. For
eign goods are dull, the demand being
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TRUSTEES SALES.
REAL A
- AT -
TRUSTEES AUCTION.

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust recorded In
ID Book %, pages 4U-7-Sfg of the Registers
Office of shelby county, Tennessee, executed
to me by Henry G. DEM and Alexander NJ.
Ferguson, Tor the purpose OF occurring a GER
tain Indebtedness. therein set forth, l will,
according to the terms OF said deed,
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The following are the closing quotations
for Middling Cotton each day in the week
Of tha nninfa lnefnnafen.
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The following are the latest New York
mail quotations on Southern securities:
BID. ASKED.
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]. B.. WALTON g. pESl0NDFs SALES.

SALE on AcoeURr OF DEPARTURE
OF
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
B. No ls KAMPART STREET. BE wEEN
COMMON AND CANAL
Co BIZ j. IL. WALTON q DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer.
Once. Csrondelet street.
CATURDAY, March O, I $50, at 1S o'clock
- N. at the ST. CHA RLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, viii
be sold
square bounded by Rampant Basin, Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 IL inches lines front Ram
part street. depth Of 27 feet 10 inches lines between
rara lei lines, running through 10 Bias n street
gantiy finished TWO.sTORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DENCE containing large parors and dining below ami
bedrooms the upper floor The house provided with
all n. tsqnises ef elegance comfort and eonysnspse
TO purchase can do by applying to the sucioneers
na- TKRss AND CoNpIuoSs-One fourth cash In United
Sas Treasury notes. the remainder credit Of two
from the day OF sale in notes Of the
chaser payable to his order and By him ndorsed and
beane Interest the Of eight cent annum and
SCI BY special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
property until final payment the mortgage to embrs the
clause of five cent attorneys fees OF suit 70
recover Of the notes The dngs 70 be
insured the satisfaction OF vendor until the payment
Of the last note The be required the
payment per cent special State tax In case IL Is
decided legal Constitutional Possession viii be given
FIRST Of July 1852 uuti which time no rent wlbe paid
to the purchaser. go. o.
pense of the purchaser including United States Revenus
NoTF-Te furniture including carpets mirrors chands
liers. BRACKETS, etc, will be sold in May next.
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SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
BELLS. SAILS. CHAINS, ErC. SAVED FROM
WRECK OF SHIP DAVID cANNos.
sHtRlfF's SALES.

FREDERICK sHONEKAs VS.. MARIA SMITH. MAR1A
McArde, widow Of the late Erastus smith)-Fourth Dis
tIict Court tor the Parish Of Orlesns-No Il ,9S9.
PY VIRTUE of a Writ of Deixure and
ID Sale directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
viii proceed to sell at public auction ct the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange koysl street. between Canal
Customhouse ttreets the Second District Of lhs city
on MONDAY, February IS, 1919, at II O'Clock the fol-
lowing described property to.wit
buildings and improvements thereon and the rights ETC.
hetunto belonging situatv in the Fourth District OF this
city in the square bounded By Pytania 81 Charles
Gate and Josephine streets and designated by the
Number Two on plan drawn BY w. Thornton Thompson
in the office Of the Sheriff Of the parish Of Jefferson Said
lot d. sgnated BY the number plan drawn by q.
A. Hedin, late civil engineer the thirteenth day Of June
1913 passed before Stuart ". LIE ss
late public in this city the twenty third OF June
1913; and the In American thirty
feet eleven inches and Eve lines front Pysns street.
By hundred and seventeen feet inch and lines IN
depth, between parallel lines.
SAID properly acquired by the defendant since the de-
OF her husband. by purchase from JOSEF e. Ellis
Per sale thereof before James w. B-eedove,
late notary public in ibis city, the twenty third day Of
November, 1851
DS- TERxs-Cash on the SPOT
THOS l. MAXWELL.
jaI9 el Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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c.E. GlRaRDsY q co. SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUCTION.
THE WHITEHALL PLANTATION


THE HOME PLACE, - ,r rs
Both Fronting the Mississippi River. in the Parish Of
Concordia, State Of Louisiana
In the matter Of zEBULON YoRKE and ELIAS J..
HOOVER individually and as copartnsrs. Bsnkrupts-
No 6-Drict Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict of Louisiana, sitting in Bankruptcy.
BIZ G. Il. GIRARDEY a CO..
AucrIoKKKRs-Ohice II Exchange Place.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1850. at IL O'Clock
Il n, the Merchants and Auctioneep' Exchange,
Royal street between Canal and castomhouse streets
Honorable b. Dure Judge Of the District Court OF the
United the District Of Lousns dated lth jan
mi' ZEE he @H sRf fLasTAfos Situated in the
tsipp River and about 2 and bounded
lands Of Mrs Gather and below by lands OF Mer
% and in the Tsss apSi S S a.s plantation is
sold IS property title which In dispute provided
in the 18th section Of the bankrupt act.
order Of court undivided ha OF the Whitehall
to e. Yorke Co, expiring the LIST day Of January, 1870
q THE HOME PLACE, situated IN the parish Of Con:
River and containing about 2o acres
by lands Miller and below by the plantation owned
BY Miller and in the By lands OF the United States
This sale is made subject to lease Of assignee
Of court to Ober Atvater Co. Of New Orleans expiring
The decree ordering the above described property
directs be freed from all incumbrances other
the Court conveying only such title vested In him
assignment In bankruptcy and BY the Aforesaid order
~ fKaxs or sALE-Cssh on the spot In o. g. Treasury
Acts II sale and o. internal revenue stamps attached
the expense Of she purchases hes ssan
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DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEAss.-The following nomi-
nations were made BY the most Rev. Archbishop
during the late synod: Very Rev. Able Perchs
and Very Rev. Able Raymond, Wears general.
Rural grand vicars-for the district OF Attakapas,
Benasse. superior of the Jesoits ct Grand Coteau.
and for the district Of Bayou Lafourche, Able
Menard. Chancellor Of the diocese, Able q.
Raymond. Secretary. Able Denoyelles. The
council Of the archbishop Is composedof Able Per-
gan Rev. Father Giesen, Superior Of the Redemp-
totists. Rev. Father Smith, Of the Lazarists. The
committee toIexamine religious books and forms Of
PRAYER designed for publication Is composed Q,
Able Perche, Rev. Father Cambiaso, Jesuits, ana
Rev. Father Duffy, Redemptorist. CO ID b
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New ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
RoAD.-We copy as follows from the Mobile Reg
The work on tals ROAD Was culumvuvvu y0r
terday afternoon, the ground being broken on
Virginia street, q short distance from and south
easterly Of the Magnolia cemetery. Mayor Price
and number of other gentlemen were present, the
first spade being used BY the mayor his example
being followed by all others present In turn, each
seemingly anxious TO have hand In the inaugura-
ton Of the work which is 70 connect Mobile With
New Orleans. Speeches were made by Messrs.
ham. after which the party returned to town,
stopping on the way at Frsscau, where they were
most Hospitality entertained by the proprietor.
We understand that the work on the road will be
pushed vigorously forward"
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PASSENGER LIsrs.-Passengers by steamship
Gen.,Graut from New York Mrs. Chas. Curelier,
A. Toward, A. Levi --r r.ftl,r ,s. -....
Passengers per steamship Mexico from Havana:
Jose Castillo, Mrs. M. Castillo and servants, II.
Castillo, Mr.. NJ. Castillo, VIM. tCastilo, J. Will
nendo, Arthur Castillo, Miss e. wiIlnendo, Eiss
Louisa Castillo, Mr.. Z. D. y Hsmel, Mrs, lsaoelia
W. Nimo. II. Balmont, Miss @. Nino, Mr.. j. M.
Nimo, II. Ben Malconiet, Mr.. A. Nimo.s olglsfi
Passengers per steamship George Washington
from New York Mrs. o. T. Gillet and child, f.
Dobrocs, Mrs. l. G. Harris j. Weld, Mr.. Van Sickle,
Thos. Hepp, ]. w. Bcgart, Mrs. Doct Phelps,
child and servant, Mrs. A. e. Dayles, Mrs. Cas-
NJ. Morrison, Mrs. NJ. Kennedy and child, Mr.. P.
McKingle, and in the steersge.
Passengers per steamship Beaufort from Hava-
na and Florica Ports Rev. Mr.. Hsckett, WIN.
Blunt and lady. Jas. Powell, E. A. Gregory, Mr..
RockfeIlow, Vim. Baker, ID. A. McSivery, John
Hamilton, John McGrsw, f. w. Jarles. fl
Passengers per steamship Trade Wind, from
Bslize. Honduras: ......... ,,.
/ sDoroohendell. b .Alsod. G Birch, A, Trastour.
Cheek, Whitaker, w 8 Gary, Sr, Cary. Jr,
Miss Ellen Cary, Mrs @ NJ Cary, Miss Lilly Cary,
Mrs DR. Saunders, Miss Matte Saunders.
Vessels sailed from the port Of Balize, Hon
duras reported by Capt. Morill from Balize, Hon.
duras, February I'd January II, for Queenstown,
bark Undine; January IA, for London, bark
Torcbkyn; January IA. for London, bark Thetis.
In port loading for London-Ships Far West and
Investigator, barks Cora Adler, Batevla and
Ryalbum.
In port loading for New Orleans-schooner
Leona and Anna.
In port, destination not known-Bark A. N.
Gerard and schooners Euphema and Christobella.
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GALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
U. 8. CUSTOM HOUSE,

U. g. CUSTOM HOUSE, I
CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS Jan Is, 1869.
In accordance the provisions Of Section IL OF the Of
Congress approved Juy g. 1866 the folio wing described
seized goods sold public auction, Warehouse No
Custom House Building Customhouse street entrance,
MONDAY February 18th 1869, ct ii o'clock A. u.
Oct m 1S68-No mark box Toys boxes Neckties, 20
bundles Cigarette Paper boxes Cigarette Paper; Joaquin
serva in Violation Section a. Act Of March l799.
nov l. 1867 No. 80 bale Coffee; O No s. Yer
month: No 20, cases Absy nth; mark, demi~
Johns Honey vessel UNKNOWN In violation Of Section 6a
Act March 2, 1872
board Cuba; In violation Of Section o. Act Of March
Dec O. lsesNo mark keg gallons, oOrdl.I; vessel un-
known violation of Section S. Act Of March2 1893
Dec l6. lS68-No mark. boxes Cigars; on board the
Iayaca: In violation Of Section Act OF July D. 1855
Dec. Is l66S-No mark. boxes t1U Cigars: on board
The Lavaca; in violation Of Section o. Act OF March =
Dec. ls, lsss-M 8. l case ESQ Cigars; board
Bremen; In violation Of Section g. Act Of March 1923
Dec ~ lS6S-No mark dcmiiohns White Rum. derni
Johns Red Rum, 70 boxes Gusva Jelly; on board the
Herman Cortes violation Of section g. Act Of March
Dee q. lS6S-No msrk, trunk 5000 Cigars; on board
Hee -,
A. Kennedy, in violation Of Section "a Acs Of Aarct
| = "''' PERRY FULLER. Collector.
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EOB 0ALE-REAL EsfAfE-sEyEKAL HUI
portions q he cotton and stssea Also hie.
,.Ss. M also large vsrisey Of City and suburbar
Propsrty improved end unmprovd IN the orn Of residences
vshine "a nvSG W % vel 70 on end examne our Proper
sss- 1ilisf 9sFd. Rsa Estass AsssA IA y osrsaees
gtrOok uev OTioan0s
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SUCCESSION OF j. L. WARNER.
Second District Court-No. s2.l42 =
BY w Il. HoDGsON.


r AucTIosEKR.l rltrt- .rIrf
r - Office No. q Commercial Plaza
CATURDAY. Feb: ls. 1859, "a Ie 9 Clock
in the Basement Rot9hds Of the St. Charles Hotel By virtue
and in Of an order Of the Hon LOU.
January o docket No sa42 for account Of the success
sf < ihsR tiS Ss sssE E e e @
s ne sas Ss p & % s
oFaRhE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
Ts: Ts ZEE Inc. D G sd % sbs
IA 22s inches depth and front Felicity
road and about 49, inches width in the rear as per
plan made by Messrs Piis and Murray. architects dated
The Improvements on these Lots consist of an
ELEGANT Two-sroRY srUcooED BRICK
caGo bad Feb DWELLING, l1lQ 3ii f19f
with Two Story Wing Buildings all of Brick
s ssS Ssa ne %
IN hs %SR se s and three s Bed Chambers
closet etc below md iarg. bedroom bath room
There and futures the ceilings
and the entire finish oths honss inside and out is
In the rear tasrs large ROOM formerly hO.hOuss
used an ironing and drying roo N Also
1.-n A Two1sToRY BRICK STABLE,
With wing. containing carriage and buggy house, stalls for
horses feed and harness coal and wosd house,
The yard which is large handsomely laid and
mental shade trees shrabbery has large cistsrn by
The House retired from the street and has an
iron entire 'front.' whole in perfect order
and ready for occupston and Of the choicest
family residences season
opportunity to procure frstcass gentemsn's resi-
dence W
nS- TERMS AND CoNDrrIoSs-O pe-third cash In q. 8.
Treasury and the balance credit Of equal amounts
years from OF In the notes OF the
purchaser cvdtd into coupons to suit the parties In inte
res his order bearing interest at the rate OF eight
per from date, and special mortgage until
hna the clause Of Eve cent for fees in
&c ss ID fully by the and the policy o be
transferred the holder of the notes until final
pay meDt. u IL = - - =. -
expense the purchaser intending the u s. stamps
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Don't buy q miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover q Baker
q. the New York price, ffty-ive dollars, and war
ranted five years, at lS2 Canal street.
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Keep Hogan, 80 Tchoupitoulas street and 50
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery. Jas. d. Hsu q
Co.'s Msyesville, KY, plows, sugar and cotton.
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RIeAUD q CO."
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

ParcnIsed By the Empress Of the French and extensively
used In fashionable circles for its Excellence and SUPERB
GRITTY.
RIGAUD CO.'S YLAN0YLAN0 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigaud 90 are the only i'm
In Euopof the fragrant extract OF nom
RiGAGb 90 IS roLUfINE, delicious Toilet wstsr,
superior Eau q Cologne, Toilet Vinegar or Florida
Water
fumed and keeping Its fragrance 70 the last
RI0AUD cos MIRANDA P0xAfuh, for pressr-
RIGAUD CO.'S DENr0KUK, sNnoN agreeable
si5iT fsI ~ rsmspssDIe pr.
partition, producing brilliant xhitsnsss 10 the teeth
md All other Starch and Rice PowderA
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET
with Photouaphe uusationA wiz b sent reoeipt q
Wholesale Riesud Co... Q rue Do Riehsiisu, Psrts
Assnt, y Nevbsny soma Is 81 Psas Church Yard Lon
don -.
3 D'''' s''''A !" A Z. DUooHeE,s
50 Ohartrss stree
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I DEAN. JB.s
- AUoTIoNEKR.

Near Carondslet New 0reana
LIBERAL advances made On cSnsgpmsais Auction ssis. q
tion Of Merchandise promptly attended TO. 80.
Regular sale Dsys-Moadsys Wednesdays rndays and
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TUESDAY MORNING., FEBRUARY .. 1859.
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AUCTION SALES.

I =
AUCTION SALES.
MONTGOMERY BROS. 4 co.'s SALES.
/ HORSES AND MULES.
GREAT sALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS HORSES, WORK MULES. BUGGIEs. HAR
MEAS ETC., AT AUCTION. r3uolsvtvoa HBaz
BY MONTGOMERY bios. n CO..
z N. Observation-Disclosures
slttttA Onace-s SO Camp street.
T,UEsDAY, Februsry Oh, - half ass 10
O'Clock M. p. Liners Stables. Grsysr street, va
be sold-.sf1 Cli'.T '-' E.-aFf ~
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses. In pairs and single
Also-Elegant Top and Open Buggiss Harness. Saddles
- fsEzs-oash In o. g. Treasury Nosss
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. ...FURNIfUK1
BY MONTGOMERY BR0s. u CO..
4 n. hoHzeoxzEy. Auctioness
~ al their Auction Mart s. osne strset VIII be sola
"A genera .ssOr%ss, Of HoUsEHoLD 2 RSITUEa
rssus Arncirs Wsshstsnds. Mahogany and Walnut rsts
brss.s. Carpets. French PIsss Hois sssIss:s: Enss,
contents Of ssssrL wslfarnsnsd hO.ssx
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Bed, Cane and Wood Be-
10-fsErs-Cash In o. g. frsasury Hotss ERA =
G. De FeRETs SALES.
WRECK OF SHIP "DAvID CANNON AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, FOB ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN. iov2.t 10
| BY q. DE FERIET.
AucuoSxxz-ohcs. No. 50 Benviie street.
"WEDNESDAY. Feb; 10Th. 1859. At n
Basement Rotupds Of the St Charles Hotel BY public auction
fer unit OF whom II my concern. will be sold--
The wreck Of the "A No. ship DAVID CANNON as
Islands, and mile of shore The said ship has been
Gently metsed and copper fastened is well iron kneed only
four years old and steod Ne. Loyds Classification
d. D.............. ef 1-ALso-l - = p ?
The spars yards chains anchors sails new ing
that her at the time Of her wreck and that
~ nSxs-Ossh In D. s. Treasury notes. payable the
spot. - r-f. r o.. s- ..f.,.rs ?. :, e .f.rI e.
| BALE FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT HAY CONCERN
BELLS SAILS. CHAINS, ErC.. SAVED FROM
WRECK OF SHIP DAVID CANNCS.
| 'aarq BY q. De FERRET. a,rs uef
| '-'a- Aucs1osznR-0nce No. 50 BienviIe street.
| VEDNEsBAY. February. 10. 1869. at II
Third District near Lower Steam Cotton Press
and aGRPii IS;s N "a ri Il saved from wreck of ship
David Cannon, via: One lot Sails such top los
top mzzen topmat and mantop gallant stay Sails lot Of
Compasses Bar0meters Medicine Chests, Spankers enc.
4 nS- 1ERxs-Cash in u. 5 Treasury noteA rs
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CLxRx's OFFICE UNIFIED STATES Drs.nci ooyx.l
December !, 1855.
In Bankruptcy-Ths notice issued from this ONCE that
JOHN THORNHILL flsd his petition 70 be declared
bankrupt partner Of h W. Estin was Issued through
snistske II should have been Henry Thsrnhil 49,
Mr. John fhonhn has net applied the benefit Of the
K. LoEw, Deputy Clerk.