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1rom UOrks,
nuiit,s Of Eankruvtrg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the MILD
THOMAS swkkSEl Rs.drg In the cosniy Of BACKS ssd
s,s,. Of P,ua.lsass IN said District. Bsnkpp sbs orssrr
os. on ba.ass Phsrpsi Pa gnr the Bra name 81 T. '"
Of himself All hsnAs AID
i,sc W,1, beth Of Nueue Pa having psteSed o bis ms
,h,x. meeting Creditors viii be held The ilt day 81 Apr
is5O az eroek D. bsiere Register " Ashshsrser a. 30
Reading Pa that the exAnh@n"n 81 We
flushed and business Of meeting. re9afes
.s,.s, n or 70 Of TIE act Congress transacted The kss,sf AL
certify wb.tb. the Bankrupt has eobiorned 10 bis duty s
viii also lie had WEDNESDAY the T;h cav 81 April ~
Pharpha at 10 oc!oek ~hsa srs ssfts
nav against the ci-charge
the Hea John Csds sAtsr Jsdss ." es -
Seal pstret Cvart ADD the Is.rest a. fh sess
M ~ " q. q foN. ciah
Attest: n MALTlBksssA. Rsss,sn
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rcna SsIanb EtaI estatt for Sals.

NVHITESTONE, l.. L-FOr SALE-5O MIN.
Newiok by steamboat railroad three minutes ros
depot RESIDENCE with basement ar'a IN 'front.'
French Of the views Long Island carnage house
complete q beautifully laid 30 pear and cherry trees good
we'll; shore splendid bathing; h'ess redeneei
half on mortgage Address W. EADE 81 West Washing
ton Market
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NUws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Csttaus s1a sfo trvng tbs requested 70
,,,vef tes.e assss-d NeWleys Ascei Press eu' to
,.ran. sla.tug suoriV % W. SiMonon General
A.. NE, perr--s Journal u Commerce, Tunes IKiBtS
orid SH fr-tHg POST tcflesr'ia l1-'st'' ~ as
Zsffuhr D00Td should also be ueh'eTe' "p "
H.
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Gin Ital 6stat, for SAX.

6iip Ifa 6st1t, for salt
DROWN STONE RESIDENCE for SALE
4 dwelling, With al the modern good
hhorhaol; ~ 6H9j; house 9I octoa Of house, ~ Perry
be he furnished ~ M X j.
prrF Al oHe OF " ! Weekly IS flrl,L Pnee $1oto $1,000
cash
DOR SALE-A valuable corner Property five
LOTS-ore improved four uu.aprEeisniate Tor bn e's OF
building purposes; whole part vi be sold o. es ie lnie
al 30 East ivenL.st, or W " LlOS, ~ A,eLee ~
DOR SALE-The 3-story brick building No. o
Iowngr.er a0r6zI With alley stable biggest Inquire
ogHOMER MORGAN. , Finest tttl
NOR SALE-IWcnty or more vacant LOIS,
t.tw4.p Thirty ThgJ,rvrBfhsts aud ke'ehth si
inIeate can be g'en there nsw per
E.o paved AfPytO
". HIWEEB 20 lessst. or q frchssc,-plac.
DOR SALE-A iirst-class and very elegantly
fnish.i 4sfo brov-stone HOUSE situated 90 thase near
Naaisusog.re To tstar With is elegant nrIe,
account going abroad For M particulars ap, to lOMh.
WoRGAS 2 Piuast tGgD
$4,000 Io LoA s. \ on BG M ana Mort aS 1.
o. tie IN ID. Brooklyn jobs CHIe, 81 "asi Room y
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0rn GODS.
d0rporation 2AOlius.

NOTICE.-The STREET DEPARTMENT be.
n inc eopuusy il receipt complaints hom eiEs ~ rot OF
erected spo ft4ltup &c
poya the ndgned Commissioner desires Respectfully 10 ~
Metropolitan fe az
uctou Depsrtmc1t tine since for ne prVese o sB
poles In sustaining their Nrs which pn'lte 'A re
paine1 denied That ills Department PTes3r-s iAe eleeHE ~ @
lin
,bonty granted Of the Ac creating Mop"tan fe
psuct and Establishing Fire Department itereis Dap ig LN
ff5 which svs: THE Ioau Of Commits sl7 nave a ost
10 proy Ge IN and Tor the Ciy 81 Nes.lOfk, Ie,' DC,
M Gre teecrapl provide slaU" locations Tor me s'n aud D
sci construct repair and tie Of The same aal i-ae any
r,orcr Go W. MCLEAN, rrctt Commissioned
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pori- Ilmnms' y1oti,,.


sTATs NEvr0RE,
popr w.xprSs oPFicE No. % Niihamst
NOTICE Ia hereby gwen, in accordance with
~ ssetos u TIE passed Agrl IT, 1887, entitled Ao hcio
Port O; all
Of tie subject matter OF seh pI
The
Pou the si examinations VII
oesid SD
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bENI. T. FAHthlLp' autu"H7.'
DY V.K. STEVENSON, son ~ Co.,
ID Auet.oB-.r, and Real Estate BrVrFs
no 81 Plae ~

.t.,o.f Frchars, 81 III Rro|-sv.
yIpABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN Tllb CITY oF NJ" .iohh
Of 81 VIC N'p
,,ls. M 2s,e the four w.irented HOUSES 'hre"a
ALSO Eighty fourihs , s situate Oh 70. .oon Ss Ds""
nitavr, overlooking Central fsh
Also kzbty ghhs7 EXTRA valuable beautifully oes,ea c'' s
n.,, on Inc porih gbIht 10 ieel east MADISON ave
Also ST. extra valuable besInnB "s s'
100 feet east oil haiison
YSn Nj E,btyhuts-The wost.y aud sc frame dwelling
5.,st and .r,euson ot 23,oo seFth AIDE Lightly srs's
10 I-,I east Of Third-aye. aud known as No 2fi "A,
ALSO Avenue A. northwest corner hshsyseeu1ss-' 'so
wslflocAtedlot
lots su.t. the souh .de Of sr'Y onftt E'V
t,t ,.t from unrt on Grad Boulevard and NpsSa,e
sIh st. lots situate on hs ners s'e %
hundred sIihst rs Feet "e rom ''e si
Boulevard
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proposals.
DROvIDENCE WATER WORKS.

PROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
4 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS .
Office 81 Ne BnAfl o Naf
Copmi=iouts Pudding Cty Of FIoetee fin " sct.A
~ ~ NJ SDAY ,h l2 ~ Api 175, for TIE tONHIl y
nos Of EEShKVOlR SOCKANOs TT HILL n k@AHI1N
m, Reservoir D. 60 o. nearly Triangular iot about
one tlou.srl srnt h'ldT"d eud sly ' woe q 'ne
s,e ieei deep Nth ls aud our chambers Ai' con
LrctL. c'ttulL -- -- ,,.t.-. II ..,
Plan NAV be esu .r srA fm' and conh ons Of con
-, -, ,,,uo,s,. .lia ird .. he 4soncrs' Ohcs
S y 3 g elAEaraE2S,ifrn, c.u1 T,:ss
JD-lPII J.. COOKE.
j. ikRBLkT sHEDD. Che tHsheer
prc,d.re. PEI. = lH-o
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},roobIru i'ropcrtr G fri.

rs'O JET-Tmee->toIy and basement brick
4 HOUSE, No $50 Su.rit e, iro'Ai l,.s 20 SO.
rrut.s W. ifom fc.rr. Apr 20 " y Hl.> ~ I'D
H. STEVENSON Ne. l55 torrt-si. b"1A'. ?.
40 LET on CaiitOn-avc.-fit sl -cl3' hfoWh-
L stone nOI u furis4ci ar agflrui,aeL AS .,.
:, INC i " ' NJ 4. ECLAND & g.. is's.n1ns -
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW. YORK, wednesday. March %. 1870.


AT the Exchange to-day the sales included
improved and unmproved property Oh Canal, Leroy,
Wet Twentysl1tb, East Thirty-nrth, Forty-eighth,
ftyninth Observation-Disclosures, and One hundred.
andhirecnth-sts. and Second and seventh-aves. The
sales were watched with much interest by large
Der OF people, not few OF whom bill freely In the
proper place the details OF the may be found
also Oh some brooklyn property sold to-day.
III te advertising columns Of THE TRIBUNE there is
Dfei description OF the lands and offered to-
morrow Thursday by the Messrs. johnson < Miller
Nyckon y Little, and l.. II. Ludlow * Co.
- 'oIe mas SOFA TIE following property In Brooklyn;
SN lois on Balct commencing at Utica each 2JN
story brick house lot 269x0O iOjO No % Douglass-st
near Hoyt twOstOry brick house. lot s9x70 5000 No
23 Adans-st, near Myrteave two story and attic frame
house, lot 2jx99 stable In 90O No. 1890 Atlantic
ave- near Underhaye,, threestOry store and dwelling
lot 2OXl0O $500.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL Esrh
Canssi house 1879 .............S 10
2sye house AMI lot No l74tg3 80
hasi JJ e. house and lot No l2J 68I5Igg 1900
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER
2,ory bhei house and LOT No 81 LeroJst bet Bedford and
liu1soGsts lot 2o6ISo $500
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co.
lot ll2'bEt. 225 5thave, 2f75
lot lljthst 2l5 5h-ave, 25IlO0 200
lot adjoining J. Harrison. 1850
adjoining same sre,
o s9ihs q 7thAve 25IlOl5 J. Haison...... 2l10
lot 7hlye. IS of 5lthst 2IlD0 Geo Il. Smith. goo
Jo be house and lot No l2s W e'' 2sihs' a2J ofb
ave lt 401ys Heo ouyer... iIo'o
2soy browu-stone house aud lot No 2i Ea 48ths a.
ave lot &3Il005i l. 1890
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
MILLER. WILKINS & 90.
story biek house lot No. IS South 5thst 10 q from 9Th
lsF yIUl4 l.aHr =
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Yonu sslano gtal esiht for SaI,.

I-OR SALE or EXCHANGE for New. York or
BaoiJS PROPERTrtARh - .e'r' 90 Loo, .1s' , nee.
sousi. eater bgbs state Of 'nh'aho" "th
.a, A. Nh OF tisut impisssn" e. e's u'h
,.,, p,ut, II a. yOpREbAb y" 'P'"'-'e
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Ia, ne, Sui eets..,... Moal Tses..u... l3l
s,rd Hoo 4.s aa... 2:9 H-i dats I'
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MORRIS wmKiSs, AuctIOeeel

M0RRis WILEiSs, Auetioueer
OK LOTS on Carmine and Leroy. SITS, be-
~ Huioa b. f1ri sts suction IL LUDLOW 20
will auction WEDNEsDAi March 3d. 100 a. y osoet a.
Exchange III BrnadNsy By Of the Trustees
of Maulpw's LuIteran Church:
CARMSEsFo0r side about $40 ZEE; east q Hudsoo
directly opposite YaTckst each 2A feet roS iso eei rear
by average depth Of % feet ,.,..
LEROY lots adjoining above each ~ fees nonS
% .,t rear,h "a depth Of ~ q feet a,
TERMSSIty per boud aad mortgage Tor 'hfs
- Y - - C9lsb
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anttipn Sails Of Glal estatt.
ADRi.S H. MULLER, Ase,ioneen %,
U,yECIrTOPS1 SALE of the VALUABLE

H. -
| EXECITTORS' SALE of the ALOABLb
IL PROPERTY tborn the UNITED sIAIES HOILb +" ~
Roeksssy. L. L-ADRlAs MULLER r. NILhisS p - ~.
ss,-oom nj BoadWag b. on Il tie unierge sT.e 81
E,,ats Or ANDREW MlLRi deceased ths es,efsi 10
isG,so HOTEL PAopENi'' situate a "a" ''' 49,"
TIL. proper,, he Roeka-,y Tu'nple Opposite TIE
SIDE NaBv P.,ieal of IS , o. Co'isr = 'ee' ar 30
the Aflaatic Ocean ret tie lice being ~ ett
The Hotel huIug rsfnr stories shove haennf v'I 90
substantially shape l.. % @ on be oais q saes atg'
contains 81 serinssp;r tAoi1 so .AI @t J.. ILL.,
The building 10 good repar ard ca,iaiss ~ Da
Icy.bous- Hennery. abi ,tbsr outlpidiags $500,
The Beach front OF TIE pog Constitutes giF Of AAd VI" -
Tie Intel iay cel,bi q h, mot
degliul All a,ouabe wairras PAGES on u 81tis ss
to ,s f., q tot ~ g'sDBy s, m m .o :, .a. 4
due notice Of wi Oh vii be sv,n MICHAEL MrLRY p,.,,,
JAMES MtLki' -, ..
80 Piue y y whore Maps can te obtiaet 500
GREAT AUCTION SALE
By LAWRENCE. OAKLEY FLErRY,
premises ~ y ociecs
THukSDAY APRIL7 = 1874
Dire; Tain aiiiiT o% Hunters PoH, miIAm.
-" 'p' s R SHERWOOD. oueeu,,LL
MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE.
vi By order OF ELLwooD COOPER, esg Clinton ave- -es
SIDE ''i'' 10 bwgLLiSe &xD iIGHT FULL LOTS,
WYCHOFF LITTLE Auconeerx This Is The ArgesI AID meet
eOmaodou, Dazzling eyer osred at public .H'loA
Within fes blocks q .,-, n,,v
AND % MINUTES OF wALL-ST.. n Y
d0x has sface inT boyhng
aev aud briro1m complete u Al is apPoaHeats' Erosnd
LOO feet on CLIFTON go 10 ee on VahdeFbisse .,,
CoaaVe is Acknowledged 70 be ole Of The lsss avenues AMT
In IL. rear on v.ndbt.,e is twOoy sabl. .bos. BIZ
Permit. to view the premises, nap, and sl pa'crlA- =,
wYCKOFP LIrTLES NJ ISL MOutisaest B'ooAn and No u
Celar-st. NeN-luFk.
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ealt00in1 Cans, &t.

T,arblt an9 slItf 1.anitls.
nECORATED Marble Mantcls WainScOting,
Furniture Tons &C. representation I'll foreign marbles from
To O0J: rch patterns black engraved gold MlDDLtflBLD
Co roadway: Branch WGreroon, 421 fu.nst BrOoA'n
INNANELED SLATE MANTELS. - Plain.
r. Hsrbee sud Decorated om 80 to ~ and up"ar
PLAIN ard ornamental
PESRHYN SLATE Co, No. ~ West ghieenihst,
Fhb and Sixth. ayes
MARBLE and MARBLEiZED MANILES.-
Va fire hundred stest ice band liberal o.
count allowed on ILLS sold tits mouth A. hLABER Ji aud 10
East Eptieenth-s.. near Third ave, y Y
MARRIED and MARBLEIIED MANTELS.
Va WAINSCOTING and THING for less ttan IL HEANlS
Marble Works 5rstst, Travc VIII sell bis
entire stock he tie time 90 ret bargains
ARBLEXED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
va AID ele.aut gus fva So s2 SO up u $3.50 7 b.
sTEWART Co. 6l5 Si1th.sve. bet Thhhh and ImrtTstl,
- KI-ARFR & Cos MARBLE WORKS, form
y, ery 81 Frstve III TO 213 W. Fhvhrssh-Nab And
Narle1el Hsucs Monuments Hesls.oles Tiles "a1'e'ssi @
ossis1s z greatly reduced prices
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET to single Gen
Il asia-n, ia private family - East hsh'e's"'~'
val kogrih-a'e
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6itr $lrupsrip to gft.

tr..eass aouse, 1tirtyuiati.t rear fih ave %
r-rt 10 private f,, Il % - moot drs
se houses city, sd ~ perfect oreL Fal particular roo
HOMER MORGAN. piaesL Ncyol
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6uuntrr 3tuI estate Tor Salt.

A CHOICE FARM in Dutchess Co., Ia acres;
N good buildings fruit AMI u NILE from cepot near
Merr and Thorn farm for sale laS terms 'asg - ,
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL EsrA ~.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

BY MILLER. WILKINS & 90.
story brit house and lot No. IS South 5tht 10 from 9Th
ave, lot 2JI43 H.
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BEAUTIFUL FARM-2G acres, at Monsey
- Roesnd CoBrcerg' lsrl .ia to cut up i,t. w. p
i'h.d complete masls &c good ut tne sprnS "aef
Prce low terms e4sy. Can on JAQuES 208 Broadway.
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CorH7 oF CYNrlL SFy>-Mcttl Cannon, robbery GEORGE
nuscn tarr ~ Oooa oban- goods by O. e rreilrsi
Ge.as. lars Slrr G.. gsrg Senue Cox, Ilmo-
oualau Psrk McDolad. William Callou James Downing.
hler William johnson. grand larceny EcutrA
Keu.nca RECEIVING goods tIarue Drmlse a ceuY rom
ID. person Michael Couey james poBo4oe assault aud battery Geo
Hogan John L1aaeIs AID john Lees,
% yr4- fahL
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COTTAGE for SALE ut New Blghton, STA
Ten Island 600 two minutes from a -n
o, Lo from city large, bet comfortable sad
rIcan- IN Of A. llLEALAl. ] ilnest
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=,0K SATF-A COUNTRY SEAT on South
NOR Sailor EXCHANGE, a desirable FARM

arrange co. FARM-2O0 acres, large bnlid-
" i.e. a IN ercrclt t. fA1 HAAOb bf cy properly -
A EiLhND { Co.. Becknap-st. y. Y.
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OAKLAND COLLEGE,
CLAIBORNE CO. MISS.


The next Session Of this Institution viii be-
gin on the last WEDNESDAY
Of September, 1870
HNHIS College is now fully adapted to the
Il wants Of the country, in being prepared
to receive students Of every grade Of advance
ment into the following departments:
LIST. The Regular Collegiate Department en-
bracing a full course Of study to graduation.
I'd. A Preparatory Department for students Of
all ages and degrees Of Advancement.
"a. A Commercial Department, in which tho
student il taught Bookkeeping and made
familiar with all business forms and Com
mercial Correspondence.
4th. In order to secure Ane physical develop
ment, power Of endurance, aud an open
manly bearing, and 10 further the ends Of
discipline, Military Department has just
been organized. Every student Is Obliged
tocomply with the requirements Of this De-
partment.
Total expenses need not exceed three hum
dred and twenty-five dollars for entire session
Of forty weeks.
Parties interested are respectfully referred
TO
Rev. b. ". Palmer, d. D.. Ii. D., New Or
leans, La; Rev. Th0s. H. Markham, New Or
leans, La; Rev. II. NJ. Smith, D. u. New Or
leans, La; Rev John Hunter, y. D., Jackson,
Miss; Hon. Z. d. Farrar, Yicksburg, Miss
Hon. G. L. Dubuisson, Yazoo City; Rev Ste
venson Archer, Greenville. Miss; Rev. j. D.
Stratton, ID. D.. Natchez, Miss.
For catalogues and full information address
REV. q. ). ROUDEBUSH
Aug22w3m Rodney Mise.
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BREVITIES.

Weather threatening.
Aurora Borcalis last Saturday night.
Plain colors are tasty and popular.
Jet jewolry is growing in popularity.
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday.
This is tie fashionable season for colds
jsts OF folks in the fashion.
We notice that the work of repairing the
Capitol has actively commenced.
Most of our citizens who have been absent
during the summer will return this week.
German toys will be expensive luxuries
for Juveniles during the approaching holi-
days.
The endless variety of fine furniture for
sale by O'Sulliyan & Bro, is worthy of in
spection.
There will be meeting of Capt. Il. d.
Dlyid,on's Dragons at Liberty Grove, Oh
saturday next, October LIST. The Captain
desires full attendance ofthe members.
The man who orders a dollar advertise
menr in news paper and wants three dol
lar pun thrown in, objects to giving ten
wards Of muslin TO. a customer who pur-
rb4-e- a dollars worth of calico.
Charley Hull, recently appointed to An
napols Naval Academy by Congressman
Mckee. has, we are pleased to learn passed
3, satisfactory examination, and was on
Friday, formerly admitted as a midshipman.
4 rerular Gretna Green affair occurred at
one Of our city churches this morning.
A certain minister while engaged at the
church in other ;han ministerial duties;
was surprised by the sudden appearance ola
Gentleman, who said Il want your services
10 marry a couple" when 2" meekly asked
the innocent clergyman. Now replied
the other, evidently meaning business
Where asked the parson. Right here
said he who desired to withdraw from the |
hiss Of batchelordom, at the same time pro- |
lasiug the authority for such proceeding, |
and retiring soon returned with a blushing |
maiden, who readily assented to all the |
minister said.
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Eey. VI. I. Gsllman, an eminent minister
81 the Baptist denomination in this State,
ulea az his residence seyen miles north of
n"A'ehaTt, on Sunday last.
Deraru b. Downing. one OF the most use
~ citizens OF this county, died at Raymond
on Sunday last.
MIS- Jayne, wife of Col. Jos. Jayne, died
d her residence near Brandon, last Satur-
day night.
Gavin Powell, an old and respected citi-
zen Of Rankin county, died 1T his residence
-e-E Monterey last week.
Mr.. 7. X. Smith died near Riehland,
academy. Rankin county, on the 18th inst,
foD pneumonia.
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"Barrett's" adorns and beauties.

SCuooL BooKs.-Now that the school
season has returned pupils should properly
supply themselves with books, and cmpEat-
ically To get such supply is at Eyrich's,
where may be found everything in the
school book line, from the Elementary Prim-
er to the highest grade of Text Books, COM
p'ising in part, Latin and Greek Grammars
and Readers. Philosophy, Chemistry, Eng
fish Composition, English Grammars, Geog-
Faphy-all grades School Dictionaries.
Spoilers, Histories, Copy Books, Pens, Ink,
States, Pencils, &c, &c. g
Any books not on hand can be obtained in
q few hours notice.
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Cor exhibition. AZ one-half the usual rates
The regulations adopted by each Railroad
SUPERB ntendent for the occasion, will De found
in the Premium List, which will be sent TO any
address on application 10 the Secretary.
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Selma. Rome and Dalton Railroad.
Vicksburg and Meridian Rail Road.
Other Railroads will he announced as they
nav be heard from.
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=, ne Circuit Court for this { first } Dis
Ia Kinds county adjourned on Satur-
bD., last having accomplished but little
e. uess. The Criminal Docket was reach
Ou' only some or Seases were tried
va convictions: LunGay, the horse thief,
,bo.s sent up for eight years on charge of
ina. with intent to kill. Several other
nan .-'hents are pending against him. One
fOr ~ was sent up for three years, and two
sO,0a ear each. The Grand Jury trans
ths = large amount of business, and on
,,., last Gay of the term returned true bills
e.ns' Mr.. E. NJ. Yerger and Mr.. I'll.
- S'1er' for granddaughter.
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DRES "YTERIAL FEMALE
COLLEGIATE ms TITuTE

PONTOTOC, MISS.
REV. JAMES Il. WEST. ........ Principal
Natural Science ind Metaphysics.
PRoF. p. F. WITHEnsPooS, Latin and
Mathematics.
MISS JULIA f. GRAY, Greek and English
Literature.
MRS. EMMA WTHERsPooN, Preparatory De-
partment aud History.
Mas. M. X. WEST, Music, PhysIology and
Botany,
MISS A. NAssER, Ornamental Department
and Assistant Teacher OF Music.
TERMS PER SESSION or FORTY wEEKs:
Board including everything but lights
and towels ($l4 per month )........... $40 %
Tuition, Literary Department, inclu-
ding Latin and Greek Languages, o. %
French, Music and Ornamental branches usu-
al rates.
Pontotoc il an inland town, nineteen miles
west Of Tupelo, NJ. & o. Il. X.
The Institution II professedly one Of the
cheapest and most thorough Female Colleges
in the State.
A hack runs from Tupelo to Pontotoc on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Send for n Catalogue and look into the sys-
TEN pursued.
Session opens first Monday Of Sept. and
closes the third week Of June
Aug23w5mf
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"Barrett's" Hair Restorative.
PLASrERs, INSURANCE. COMPANY

Planters Insurance COMPANY
Attention Is directed to the card fthe Plan
ters' Insurance Company. This company,
in modest way, asserts its rightful claims
to liberal share of public confidence and
patronage. Its stockholders are among the
most substantial citizens of Mississippi, and
It's separations are directed by prudent and
experienced managers. The Planters adj
Justs its losses promptly and honorably,
and is as good for the amount of risk as any
foreign company with buncomb and big
igures,
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The Order of the Day.

A general order for SozoDoST. In the
teeth of all opposition it has become the su-
preme dentrifice Of the age,
No impurity can infest the teeth cleaned
daily with. SozoDoNr. OUTLAY, the bark
of the Gillian Soap Tree, an article which
possesses cleansing properties superior to
those of any othes known substance, is one
of the ingredients of this peerless compound.
SozoDoNT is the only deatriice In existence
in which this slaburious botanical product
Is incorporated.
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~Barrett's produces an agreeable change

Curious STATISTICS The following
religions statistics are furnished concerning
the seycnty-one convicts now within the
walls Of the Mississippi penitentiary:
BAPTIZED IN lNFANCY.-Baptisis, ,, (and
% at matUrity,) Catholics, Is; Congregation
alist, ; German Protestant, /; Lutheran l /;
Presbyterians, :; Methodists, s; EpiscO-
PAL l, at maturity; Christian, /, at maturity.
Total baptized in infancy, 30; total at ma
turity, % unbaptized. 4.
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LEoNIDAs TAYLOR, ct al.

LEONlDAS 4A1LOhJ CT d.
JAMES T. RUcKs, ct al.
Ia the ChGnceTy Court Of the First District Of
Kinds County, az Rules, Sept. % 1870.
Upon opening the matters of this bill, and it
u appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Bank of Kentucky, Robert W. Scott, W.
B.Reese Godfrey NJ. Fogg, and Edwin ii. Ewing
defendants to the bill in this cause, non
residents of this State, so that the process of
this Court cannot be served on them, the two
first named defendants resid;ng in the State of
Kentucky, and the three last named residing
in the State of Tennessee. 1t is ordered that
the above named defendants be and appear be-
fore this Court on the 3rd Monday of January
next, and plead, answer or demur, to the COM
plainants bill in this cause, otherwise the
same will be taken as confessed against them,
and the cause set for hearing exparte and it
is further ordered, that a copy of this order be
published in the Weekly Clarion, a newspa-
per published in the city of Jackson, weekly
for four successive weeks, and copies of said
publication transmitted by mail to such of the
defendants whose residences are known.
SAMUEL DQEAELL,
sep27. w4w. Clerk.