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ApvIoE To rARMERs.

10 view Of the possible contingency Of
p war with Great Britain growing out OF
2 refusal by the United States to adjust
the Alabama claims, or with Spain,
growing out of on recognition Of the
insurgent Government of Cuba, the fol-
loving, which we extract from the Mo-
Bile Register, is presented to u farming
friends IS good, sensible and timely sd-
vice:
In the event Of q foreign war cotton wonlu
60 down; corn, hOur, bacon, and every sIaP-e
Of food would go up. Would the South suppol'
herself then by a crop even like that OF 81
And in case Of that intestine war between nv
ney and -credit-would she be better ohT win
her warehouses Bursting with cotton anuLsi
people clamoring for bread that must De hAu
the iron ciineh OF the North upon her thIoe,
would scarcely relax. The dire necessity ~
production TO ill the balance OF exports NV
so heavy against her, would then De heasIei
each month. To I'll this, cotton would laAe
Grst place, and IFS price 1could depend soteNg ~,
he position in 1Chich the South then StoOd q" "t
matter Of food. 1.-THE planters putin gram no"
there could be no reason to ship except al pay
ing rates. r. on the other hand, the sonth +
perfectly bare Of food, she would have VoeA-
change her cotton for Northern and Wssterh
grain, at any price the holders put upon It.
There is no need to repeat or dwell uFoa TINS
The proposition is too cleal. Truly does INC
NeCs say, let cotton growers be warned! fLan'
corn, cOrton-groWing region Plant corn plan
wheat, plant peas, plant potatoes. RAISE hoss
and all you want to eat, az home Let cotton oe
a secondary consideration Plant it by al
means but plant enOugb and TO spare Of corn
first and every stalk is just Sd much per cent
age, in gold, added TO the lessened crop OIL
cotton,
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Intelli,
genee from japan is mesger.
Gen. Endmotto Is strongly fortifying q
position near Valesno bay, intending to
fight unless Mikado complies with the
demand of the exiled Keras, that they
shall retain the Island of Yesso, snd
that the late Tycoon be sent as their
ruler.
The ram StonewsII left Yokohama on
March the 3rd for Yeddo to be imme-
distely transferred to the Japanese Gov
eminent.
A difficulty occurred at Rioto between
the followers of Sstsuma and Choiste.
1t is reported that several streets were
set or fire and that the flames reached
the palace Of Miksdo, who fled to Asaka.
The reported assassination of the
Governor Of Asaka originated in the
fact that a high official was murdered
there.
At Ashns Eadmotto celebrated the
eventofhis taking entire possession Of the
Island Of Yesso by firing a salute of one
hundred guns from the fleet and Bate
ries.
Ashns notified all Consuls OF the for
nation Of a provisional government and
the appointing of the necessary perrna-
nent offices of his principal depots. His
forces are rapidly increasing. 1t will be
no easy matter for Mikado to subdue
or retGke the Island.
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By Telegraph
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March est is now
thought by both parties that adjourn.
ment sine die viii not take place befort
the middle of April. Commissions o
various parties, who were confirmed fol
office in the lssE few days Of the former
administration are yet withheld, and
the subject is in the hands Of the At.
torney-Genersl.
Delegations from division and anti-di.
vision parties were before the Recon.
struction Committee yesterday morning
by appointment. The Georgia bill hav-
ing been taken Cp by the committee,
the case wss postponed until Tuesday.
The several heads OF departments
were busy all day yesterday, primo
pslIy with Republican members of Con-
gress, in relation to removals from ard
appointments to office. According to rep
reservations Of some Of these members,
arrangements are being made for that
purpose in view Of the anticipated re-
peal Of the Tenue.o f-Ofiee act.
The House Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs will next make az investigation
into PsragUsyan affairs, including the
official conduct Of Minister Washburne
and Rear Admiral Davis, and the i'm
prisonment Of Bliss and Mssterman.
Witnesses have been summoned.
Il is said in Republican circles that he
Committee On Reconstruction will early
this week report back the bill reassem-
bling the original Georgia Legislature,
imposing test qualification, and declar-
ing the expulsion Of eolored members
void-
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MOBILE,

MOBILE, March 27.-The spring meet
ing of the Jockey Club closed to-day.
The sweepstakes for two year olds, mile
heats, was won by Cattrelrs FLY, Carrie
P. by Daniel Barnes. Tims-l:524 and
l:5lf. Sweepstakes for three year olds,
two mile heats, was a walk over by
Capt. Moore's colt, Bsyonet. In the
dash Of II mile, StonewaIl Jackson beat
Locust Post. Time-3:124. The 8 mile
heat was Won by Privateer, beating
Jennie G. and Agnes Donovan. The
latter was distanesd in the first hest.
Time-5:524 f: 7:O5. The purse for beaten
horses, n mile, was won by Bette Bay,
d%istsncing Puso and Broadnax. Time
1:57a.
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A FEW days sgo DR.. J. W. ROGERS
delivered, before a large and brilliant
audience in Chicago, q lecture on Ritu-
alism. After the lecture was over he
give to one Of the reporters OF the Times
q paper, which that individual says he
accepted ss 8 verbatim copy Of the re-
marks of the Doctor, and accordingly
they appeared in the Times Of the next
morning, purporting TO be such. The
annoyance and chsgrin of the Reverend
gentleman may better be imagined than
described. But this ia not 10 be COM
pared to the disgrace into which the
Tines has fallen for perpetFating upon 3
stranger and distinguished gentleman an
objectionable Joke, for such it appears
the Times attempts to make it; the copy
thus furnished, as we learn from the
Chicago Tribune, being the printed copy
Of the Doctors address delivered, ten
years ago, at the laying Of the corner
stone OF the Church Of the Advent, Nash
villa
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The French Liberals, says the New
York World, are constantly CON.
planning, and the Radical American p-ess
is as constantly echOing their Wan. that
the French Imperial government ia q
d~isgracefully personal y
They mean by this that its chiefs are
more given to making fidelity to " me
Individually /" thsR service to the state
their measure OF the claims of eandj-
dates for Office. Also, that " personal
relationship" goes a long wsy in seeur-
ing Office BOW in France. As, for ex-
ample, in this case Of the BARoCHEs .
Imperial Chancellor, (garde des SceauxL.
NJ. BAROCHE; official candidate sor the
Corps Legislatif, eldest SOM Z. BA-
ROCHE; Treasurer General at Caep.
younger som, J. BAEoCHE; Chief Of
Ministerial Buresa, (son-in-iawl, NJ.
GOUPY; Assistant Attorney-G General at
Paris, (nepbeyl NJ. RoRERT; Judge Of
Paris, ~(coDsin), NJ. LEFEvRE LABoU-
LAYE; Imperial Counsel, feousin), NJ.
BOUDURAED.
For BAROCHE read GRANT; for GOUPY,
DENT; and for the rest OF the French hap
py family, DREAMER, CASEY, SHARPE,
etc, etc. .! "Lst us have pesce.D
+" The Empire is peace"
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AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, March Westmore-
land, IL p m. yesterday; Julia and
Thompson Dean, 5 pm. Richmond, s
pm. Up-Stells, IL am.
River Stationary. Weather cloudy
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-Up-Burns.
Down-Argosy, Silver Moon.
River rising with - feet in the canal.
Cold rain.
CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Arriyed-
Swallow.
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THE New Orlesns Times of Friday
says IA letter was addressed, about a
couple Of weeks ago, to Nj. JOHN
ROGERS, the celebrated sculptor, by a
well-known finn Of this city, inquiring
whether he would be willing 10 execute
a statue Of Gen, LEE, similar to the de-
slgns, made oy him, OF GRANT, LINCOLN
anu canton, In the answer sent back
Sy Mr.. ROGERS, he declined the proposal,
on the ground that he did not desire to
execute any designs that would give
offense either North or South. The deli
cAey Of Mr.. RoGERs, in the present in
stance, will appear little strained. Gen.
GRANT, and the historians of the Re-
bellion, have pronounced Gsn. LEE a
great captain and an honorable soldier.
1t is not a very fattering supposition If
Mr.. ROGERS, concerning the North. 10
suppose that the execution OF q statue of
Gen. LEE, for a business house, would
excite 80 much indignation as TO ipiure
bis business prospects"
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NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, March 2S.-The steamers
Pennsylvania from Liverpool, and the
Deutschland from Bremen, have ar
rived. The latter brings Southampton
dates to the 16sh, and $4,000 pounds OF
specie.
The ReTdld's special, London, 9th,
advices froa Spain render it certain that
Montpsnsier will be proclaimed king.
He will arrive in Spain within q fort
night.
T~heiron-clsd Victoria is now at Lisbon.
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CARD.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March g, 1863.
Dear Sir: At the Convention held or
the Atm of January, at Atlanta, Ga,
was informed that certificates issued by
Commissioners Of Immigration would be
honored on the Southern lines, and they
would be passed at two cents per mile.
On the strength OF this statement, l SEM
TO various parts OF the North certificates
to persons who desire to come to this
State. The committee appointed at At
lanta have thought proper not to extend
the right Of issuing certificates to Com
missiOners Of immigration. Ia view OF
this fact, l have asked the General
Ticket Agent OF the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad to honor such immi.
grafton certificates as / have heretofore
issued, and nay request has been kindly
granted. l respectfully ask the officers
OF other railroads IN Tennessee to initiate
the example OF the railroad just men
toned, as 1 issued those certificates
under a mistake which it was cut Of my
power to avoid.
The fIllowiug are tle gentlemen who
have the right OF issuing tickets:
O.. NJ. Huntington, 229 Broadway, n.
Y; G. E. Evans, 1877 Greenwich street,
n. Y J. f. Seu)I, Pan Handle Railroad,
Pittsburg, Pa; F. R. Miles, FL. Wayne
and Chicago Railroad, Plttsburg, Pa J.
A. Birch. Buffalo and Erie Railroad,
Buffalo, n. Y; ]. J. Clyde, Harrisburg,
Pa NJ Van Horn, agent, 6l1 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa; L NJ. Cole,
General Agent OF the Baltimore and
Ohio r silrned, Baltimore, Nd w. E.
Gaskins, 147 West B lltim 2-e street, Bal
timore, Nd; A. Kerr, 374 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, D. c.; A. Fink,
Superintendent Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, Louisville, XIV.
HERMANN BOKUM, Commissioner.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, March IS -Advices from Port
au Prince, received on the 18Th, state
that SRlnave was in 8 precarioUs situa-
ton, owing to the state OF finances. The
Navy had not received any ray for three
months, and there was a murmuring
feeling at the Capital against Salnave.
The blacks were jealous Of the whites,
and as-ssssinstions were feared.
A petition was in circulation praying
for the biOcksdlDg'o Of the port AK Gals.
Gold was go premium.
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-. TO LIZ,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
Boots ard shoes. Hats,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Planters Goods Generally,
eos Main Street,
mh26 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Attention, BGHErMptS!
Attention, BGnkrmpts !

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee--In
Bankruptcy.
at Chambers, in the City of Memphis, in said
District, IN the 22d day OF March, A.D., 1852.
THERE are on my Docket over one hundred
4 cases in Bankruptcy, in a condition to be
finally disposed or
Notice is hereby Riven to such petitioners
and their attorneys, TO obtain their Discharges
before May 1st, and avoid the delay. annoy
ancs and expense OF having the cases returned
to the once OF the District Clerk.
There are also over one hundred cases SuS-
pended in tbs Clerks Office for faflurs TO de-
post the 500 heretofore Necessary. Parties in
terested ars notified OF a modification Of the
practice. so as to require. in advance, so in
stead Of Slo0. Those, therefore,, who have paid
so, can have their cases referred Immediately
on payment o. S3l
Particular attention is directed to the pro-
vision in the Bankrupt Act, which requires
that . there shall be no unreasonable delay on
the part Of the B~ankruplin e~ndeavoring TO OBJ
tain his discharge"
I'll. LATHAM.
mh3 Register in Bankruptcy.
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NASHVILLE and MEMPHIS.
THE
Memphis and Louisville snd Nash.
Vile sBd Northwestern
Railroad.

GHORT ROUTE VIA Mckenzie THE
only line running sleeping Coaches be-
tween memphis and Nashville. The very hest
ana most pleasant route from Memphis and
al points West and Southwest 10 NASHVILLE
and Middle tennessee.
Leave demphis city timel As a 3.45 pm
arrive at NashVtils-----l200 m. DIT $50 am
by another route passengers are Compelled
20 cnanse cars. Persons asking Memphis and
Louisville conductors for checks good VIA No
henz1e, can visit Nashville on an tickets to
Louisville and Points North and East without
addllOpal charge ASK for tickets via Nash
vile and Railroad.
Ticket once, Es@ Main street, corner Jefsr-
son., and at Memphis and Louisville DeDot
head OF Main street.
J. W. THOMAS, Supt.
Al LANDS, General Agent.
". L. DANLEY, 6. 7. a. mhqs
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each State In the Union is to be made,
and that an alcove in this cabinet is to
be assigned to Tennessee. l have pre-
pared s circular on this subject, which,
II approved by the Board, l propose to
send TO the several counties in the State,
inviting their cooperation in sc impor-
tant q measure.
The plan OF issuing excursion tickets
at two cents per mileso those who desire
to explore the South in the interests Of
immigration, is likely to draw to the
South s CREST number OF visitors.
The corporation Of individuals, with
out regard to political differences, for the
purpose of advancing the material inter-
ests Of the State, is silently but etfec-
tuslIy laying the foundation for that
spirit of harmony which the State 80
much needs. The time may SOON CONE
when the sntagonisms which for so long
a time have interfered with the pros
peri y Of the State will exist 10 more.
l have endeavOred to cooperate with
respectable individuals and societies in
terestsd in the cause of immigration as
FAR as could be rightfully expected in my
position as agent of q Board Of the State.
In conclusion, l cannot bat refer with
regret to the fact that the General As
sembly have declined making an appro-
p~ristion Tor the objects recommended by
the Board in pursuance Of the sugges-
tiOns contained in our annual report. /
still am persuaded that these recOmmen-
dstions are deserving Of attention. 1t is
difficult TO appreciate sufficiently the
value of immigration which is now CONF
ing to this State from the North they
sra farmers with their improved Imple-
msnts of agriculture and their habits Of
thought, manufactures, and who furnish
US at our doors with many of the srti.
cles which we have beer compelled to
obtain from the North, and many others
engaged in the mechanical arts.
Yet to q certain extent the Northern
immigration is but g change OF residences
on the part Of Northern men from the
North to the South. We need an &C.
cessiOn from Europe, such as has given
to the Northwest much of its present
power and greatness, and this population
can only be obtained by placing an
agent in Europe, who, in connection
with an agent IN the city of New York,
will direct 8 portion OF the current of
that immigrant population to the State
Of Tennessee.
The General Assembly of Georgia
has appropriated $40, 600 to the cause Of
immigration, and have elected one COM
missioner for the State of Georgia, and
another for Eor0pe.
An immigration association has been
formed Ia Monroe county, in this State.
HERMANN BOXUM,
Commissioner of Immigration.
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FROM WASHINGTON

Attack by a Radical Journal
The UOuse Beats Ihe senafe-SepOuisIn
in the Inte-nal Revenue Department
The Unitarian Conference CresWeil
Saya=e-The RebeE-CU ban Minister
The National Executive Committee of
COIored Een-The ease nj Georgia
NepOtssm in the PcstOnice Depart
meut-AerOss the COatinent-Tke Blair
Missouri Case-The nomination OF
y 9ses Il. GrinneIl.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, March 2S.--Orders have been
received at the Portsmouth Navy Yard
to fit q United States steamer for sea.
It is supposed her destination is Cuba.
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state Of New York. County Of New York-ss.

II. B. Beach, Vice President, and o. ). Bogert,
Secretary of the E1na Insurance Company OF
New York, being duly sworn, depOSe and say,
that the foregOingis a full, true and correct
statement OF the affairs Of said Inslr-
auce company, and that they are the above
described officers thereof
II. e. EACH. Vice Priest.
q. s. BOGERT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th
day of January, 1853.
Isl FBANCIS B. ANTI,
Notary Public, New York County.
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LIABuLr4IEs

Greatest amount insured in any one risk,
$1,000.
The amount allowed to be insured IN any
one city, town, village CT block. discretionary.
The Charter or Act of Incorporation OF said
Company, March 81, 1924.
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MAIN STREET STORES
At Auction.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL LIST,

We viii sell, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, that valuable and commodious STORE
HOUSE, No. $40, IN THE PROVLNE BLOCK,
at the northeast corner of Main and Gayoso
streets, and No. Ses, being the next adjoining
Store. These houses are bullt upon lots 'front.'
ing about 2 feet on Main street, by a depth Of
about "a feet-are four stores, the ground floors
being designed for Stores and the upper stories
for offices, ~sleeping-rooms or for families-dry
and fine cellars to both houses.
The buildings sre under rent until LIST Oeto-
Der to good tenants, AID must always COM
mand full prices
TERMS OF sALE-Ons-half Cash, balance
in twelve months, with interest.
Register, Trezevanf & Co.,
mill d&w AUCTIoNEERs.
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STATE Or TENNESSEE,

NUNIhILLEN , VFELUIF Z
NASHVILLE, January /, 1853. }
L, W. g. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Atna Fire
Insurance Company, located at New York, in
the state OF New York, has produced 70 me
SATISFACTORY evidence tina said COmpany has
complied with all the requirements OF the laws
OF the State of Tennessee imposed on Insur-
anee Companies; and further certify that III.
r. Temlinson. Agent ofsatd Company, has also
complied with the requirements Of tue laws or
the ; ate, made and provided in such cases
Wherefore, said Ems fire Insurance Com
pany has suthOrity to lake RISKS and transact
the business of insurance in this state, at
Memphis. Tenn. G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennesses.
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b ALE
OF
z RESID ENCE
On COURT STREET.
By Monsarrat, Lanier & Co.

ON NEXT THURSDAY, APRIL Isr, AT II
O'Clock am, We shall sell, at public suc-
ton, in front OF our saleSrOom, No. 276 second
street, a beautiful LOT AND RESIDENCE,
situated at the intersection OF Court
and Manassa streets. The lot fronts about 81
feet on Court by q depth of 1917 feet on Ma
n3ssa street. The improvements consist of an
elegant twc-stOry Framed Residence, contain
ing or 10 rooms, a Kitchen, servants room,
pantries, cisterns, ETC., all new and under good
fence, enclosing an excellent garden spot on
the west side of the lot. Persons DESTROYS of
purchasing are especially invited to examine
the premises before the day Of sale-ths same
will be shown at any time upon application at
our Office or upon the premises
TERN -One-fourth cash, balance in one,
two snd three years, with interest
We shall also, at the same time and place,
proceed 20 sell several other valuable pieces of
Real Estate in Memphis, which the owners are
anxious to dispose of at low figures. Sales TO
commence promptly at Il o'clock am, in front
OF our Salesroom.
MONSARRAT, LANIER & CO.,
mh2j Real Estate Brokers.
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NEW ADvERTIsM'ENTs

NEW ADVERTISM'ENTS
Statement of the Condition
LIVERPOOL & LONDON And GLOBE
o
On the 3lst Of December, 1898.
THE name of the Company is the LIVER.
POOL ND LONDON AND GLOBE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY. tits located in the cities
OF Liverpool and London, with q Branch or
dce iu the city of New York.
The amount o. its Capital stock ISL, eco 600 10
The amount of1ts Capital stock paid
up IN geld Is 1858 66 co
Tn g04d asse,s OF h Company are. II+S9O.ssO 90
The Assets of the Company
In the United States are as follows:
Cash on hand and in tue hands Of
Agents or other -sI9l.447 ~
Real estate unencumbered-.---.- 26I122 -
Bonds owned by the Company, tie VIII:
par val. mark val.
U. :. 8 per ct. 5-20s---S467,0 600 Sj04.36U 90
y; per Ct. lOo4Os.. 10000 l66,4CO 90
cent BOnds.--...-- 5000 23OOs so
s9s,7ss 50
first lein on unincumDered Real Es-
tate, worth doubie the amount
Debts otherwise secured, bills receiva-
DsRIs Dor nrami,m 30 "
All other securities ~-..--..--~--......- none
Total Assets in United States. ..--2 2424 66 As
Liabilities i'm the United states.
Amount due or not due to banks or
other none
Losses adjusted and due.------ none.
Losses adjusted and not due.-.- none.
Losses unadlustsd 26,lUO 90
Losses in suspense, waiting for fur
All other claims against the Compa-
ny mons.
Total Liabilities 1904 90
The greatest amount insured in any one risk
The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of
the Company to be insured in any one city,
town or village.
The Creates amount allowed to be insured in
According 10 circumstance and the nature
of the risk.
tsignedl ALFRED PELL. Jr,
Resident Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
C-OMPTRoLLER's OFFICE
Nashville, January l, 1859.
I, G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Liver poOl,
London and Globe Insurance Co. located al
New York in State OF New York, has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments Of b laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that ;. K CLARE q Co, Agents OF
said Company, have also complied with the re-
QuireIheDts Of the laws Of the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said LiverT DOL, L0ndOn and
Globe Insurance Co. has authority 10 take risks
and transact the business OF insurance in this
State, st Memphis, Tenn.
LsEAL.l @. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
-. r., Clarke Go.
AGENTS,
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Cash on hand and in Bank---...--s I2,OOl u
Ket vsi1e'.s - 81, SOP so
moPtgsge. Worth more than doobie. IOI $50 90
Loans0n caU. ampIv ec1rsd.. S2.50l 90
Dents for p-eufums 5yS4S SO
an other curitfes AIS eg'
- - ae
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The selection OF FLOWERS, ORNAMENTS,
STBAW TRIMMINGS, etc., has never been
surpassed in this market. The stock is COM
pleie in every department..
mh2S @. DOHERTY. 2SS Main ssreet.
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The amount of capital stock all
paid mp in cash, Is .--........... , 600
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oc2l Engineer and Superintendent