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Tho County Clork issued 10 marriage 1iconsos
yesterday.
Union services for proHbytorians on tho Wost
Side will bo held this eyoniug in tho Eighth
Church, corner Of Washington md Robey
Streets Tho upper audionce-room will bo open.
A. Amoeting Of tho Directors Of Myers Pnou-
matfo Car Company was hold, yostorday attor-
noon in tho gentlomon's par1or Of Andereon's
European Hotel.
The ne1t sociablo Of A1l-sainta' Epiacoph1
Congregation to which the friends Of tho church
aro invited, will bo ut Mrs. W. r. Wrightaon'a
residence, No. 225 West Indiana street, this
evening.
The Mayor received, yesterday draft for
5000, tile balance Of tho fund subscribod for tho
roliof Of the suorora by tho Chicago fire, by the
roBidenta Of Nowcastlo.on-Tyno. England.
Tho Board of Public Works Issued building
permit, yesterday, to Brown & Bro, who
propose erecting on tho T. shaped lot, corner Of
Clark and Madison streets, a>four-story stone-
front editice, to be used as restaurant.
But ono case Of theft wan reported at Police
Headquarters, yestorday,-an oVerooat; This la
Patrolman Frost who is worth moro to the city
than all the othcr patrolmen combined.
Yonterday morning Andersons European Hoto1
advertised in THE TRIBUNE for two night por-
tors. During yesterday forenoon the oltico was
crowded with mon desiring tho plaees, aud by
4 O'clock they had received lao applicants. and
refused 147.
Tho aupual meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
Chicago Daso Ball Associationwin be held on
Monday evening noxt, at tho Mechanics E1-
change, No. 1888 La6alo street, for tho pur-
pose Of electing officers and calyaaBing tho ques-
tion Of employing nine for the soason OF 1878.
A wooden sled at the rear OF Cook Il Dros.'
packing-louso, corner Of Stewart avenue aud
hcGrcEor street, waa almost destroyed by 1ro
yesterday morning about o'clock. Tho loss
was not very heavy.
Tho propr!otors Of tw0 secondhand clothing
houacs, named j. Fl. Frank and II. Grunbcrg &
Co., wore fined $40 each by Justice scully, yen
terday, fornegloctin1g to keep exact rocords OF
tlteIr property an1 tho amount Of business
transacted
Two. Of tho gang of young rougha who as
Gaulted tho unfortunate 6wedo, Lars Gustay
Anderson, llayo beon arrested. Their namoa are
Thomas Sheeney and Anlrow Doyle. Tho Coro-
nor committed them to tho County Jail.
james Iarley. leoper Of tho dlBortlorly saloon
No. 2aa Fourth aycnlo, from whence issued tho
brawing colorosl mob which sought to rosolo
two prisoners from detectives Gallagher and
slayton, on Tueslny- evening, III mentioned In
HE TRIBUNE yesterday, WAS fined 916 by Justice
Danyon. TlErty~1ya inmates OF lis place paid
sl0 each for tl.or evenings amusement.
porsonH doairing to donate booka to tic Chi
noSo Public Library can loaye them ut one Of
tho following places, viz: Carpenter T. Rhel-
don'b, No, 06d Wabash aYouue; roaidQuqe Of
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lion. Tl,os. uoyno, No. 2o7 Michigan avonuo,
Goo. Sherwood s Co.'s, No. 05 South Jlonplainoa
atreot; J.. ". Dom, No. 1o2 Douglas placo.
Every pacltnge should DO securely wrapped, a,ul
a list Of tho looks will, name and residence Of
donor should be ntthclod.
Yesterday tho donoral Offices Of tho Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy lsalroal woro botng io-
moved to their now building, cornor Of lsan-
dolpl stroot and Michigan nyonuo. Tl,eao
Offices have boeu finished and furnin!lod yury
elegantly. Tho wood work ia nlnHsivo n1tl r!cli,
and tho floors aro covered with Brussels carpet.
Tie general plan Of tho building, and Tho loca-
tion Of tho vari0ns ofl'coa, WAS Bivon at longth
In TIE TRIBUNE sonlo woels ago.
Tho annual mooting Of tho Tristoos OF tho
Fourth Presbyterian Church waH hold yesterday
afternoon, at tho office Of Horny ". King, Esq.
After tho customary exhibit OF tho financial co'l-
Building Committee reported that tho church
would be Under roof noxt Saturday night, and
TINT $V0, 900 wcro nocdcd to 1niBh tho elflce,
Including tho organ. II was resolved tiat> tho
TrustccH DO authorized to hayo diagrams Of tho
church mat!c a,d to offer the pows for saIe noxt
Monday, at tho office Of tho Treasurer.
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good sowlng-,naolino IL household treasure that
no family AFFORD to do without. II yon want tho
lest, the Wilson Unerfced should 10 your choice. 1t
coinca in the most perfect manner all tho requisites
Of durability simplicity easo of operating and per-
factton Of work, nna Ii snl Mt less prtra than nny
oiur 1rs-clasa machine. 6alesroolu Ut NJ. ai8 Woat
Malisun straot, Chicago.
, 1873-01-09

Vim. A, Buffers l. Co., Oil Canal street, will sell,
Friday morning, catalogue of books, which will en1
brace miscellaneous tooluglcal classical, modlcal
comfortable.
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ForEQnll,

uer Dritannle Majesty'a Vica Consulate ia now To-
catcd III tho Behwelzey nul!l!ng, M. l33 1I.Aallo
street, northeast corner Of Madison. Jumss Wurrack,
Esq, Vice Cousul.
, 1873-01-09

Tho Saratoga Geysor Water.
DUCK laJner draw true 6cyscr water at tho "spa."
, 1873-01-09

God Liver OIL,
Hazard b QasWell's Cod LYeg on Ia tho best,
, 1873-01-09
DR.. Townsend, 160 South Halstol-st.

Has tho most e1tensve p1acoo in all Chronic, Nervous,
1n speo4l Disesses ct buh sa1es, Of any apsciast III
shatgs Ills Medical Troaaa sent lroo. Ali feusls li,
aeultIes treated NTH satQty aud suee#l&,
, 1873-01-09

LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Depot corner U1Frfson and Sherman as Ticket utFet
tomEAttest corner Mddison and Ct.naf4tt,
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GENERAL CULTURE, AND TIE PRooREas or SOCIETY
all ado prominent features Of The WEEKLY lhan
heretofore Talca and sketches, original and seoctod,
will ho furnished in each number.
Attention ls drawn to tho fact that BY tho tor1ns
sontcd below, THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Will brtng to tho
country hseAte and tho farmers homo
, 1873-01-09

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND T. PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Depot, eorneraf Harrtaun and ShermautH 1fcEet ohee
50 H'E8t 1T N'
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DOCKET SUPREME COURT OF
MISSISSIPPI.
WEpNEspAY. February 5,


Ellen V Young ct al VS. Carroll, Hoy &
Co. Argument concluded and submitted.
The following cases were unavoidably
omitted in our former reports:
John w Younger ct al vs. j j Hill. Re
versed and remanded for further proceed
ings.
John Nelson vs. State of Mississippi.
Judgment reversed, cause reminded, ana a
Venire de noVO awarded
MONDAY, Feb. 10
John w Parker vs. b + Parker Revers
ed.
\ II Taylor vs. W A McGce Affirmed.
Edward Brrrage vs. William Il Nelson.
Affirmed.
ID Reinhardt vs. John IL Evans. Re
versed and remanded.
JOS Il Gates, surv, etc, VS. VI I Wife
head. Affirmed
Becca Chambers V Martin Van Buren,.
Affirm ed.
} J Mhoon V J J Wtkerson, eXecr, etc,
Affirmed.
Thomas Walton vs. Sam1 Tusten, ct al.
Affirmed.
Ludwig Alexander " l. NJ Deering, ex' r,
ct al, etc. Affirmed.
MONDAY, Feb. II
BENZ d Anderson vs. w w Leland, use etc.
Affirmed.
Josiah DAILY, admr, VS. VIM II Johnston.
admr, etc. Affirmed.
Edward II Wilson ys Claudine Basket ct
al. Affirmed.
l. Wotford eJ al vs. W II Asheraft Re-
versed and remanded.
ID Pres>ly. superintendent of Public
Schools. Oktibbehl county. VS. w FL Ellis
ct al Reversed aud remanded
Letitia A Lassley ct al vs. Lydia Phipps.
Affirmed.
verscd.
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'WENTY-FOURTH DAY.

JACKSON, Feb. II, 1873.
Mr. Street offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That the judiciary Committee
be, and they are hereby, instructed TO re
port without delay, bill fixing the num-
Der of Circuit Court Districts at thirteen,
instead Of fifteen as now provided by law.
Adopted.
Mr. Lindsey introduced II J Res relative
TO an amendment 10 the Constitution of the
State.
Committee on education.
Mr. Hyer offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the Judiciary Committee
be instructed to Investigate and report to
this House whether or not Hon G. e Shack
leiord, Circuit Judge of the Eleventh Dis
trict, is, in defiance of law, a non-resi-
dent Of the District over which he pre-
sides.
Mr. Sullivan moved to table the resolu-
ton. Carried on the following vote cas-,
IS; Nays, So
Mr. Goar offered the following rcsolu-
ton:
Resolved, That the committee on benev-
olenJ institutions inquire into the proprietv
and eXpediency of consolidating the Deaf
and Dumb and Blind a sylums and report
as soon as practicable. Adopted.
Mr GOar also presented "A petition from
certain citizens Of Lee county, in regard to
the sale OF intoxicating liquors. Commit
teeon Public Health.
And the bill, an act appropriating money
and providing for the appointment of com
missioners to attend the Vienna internation-
al exposition.
Mr. Howe moved that $50 copies Of the
bill be printed, aud that it be made the
special order for Thursday next.
Mr. Fisher moved TO amend, by striking
out Thursday, and inserting Wednesday.
Carried.
And the motion OF Mr. Howe, as amended,
was carried.
Mr. Street moved to reconsider the vote
whereby IL b No. 249, an act to abolish
the office of State Engineer, passed. and
to table the motion to reconsider. Car
ried.
Adjourned.
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al Mil THAT DrpS'T CONE Orr.

"A Mill THAT DIDN'T CONE Orr.
During a discussion which took place in
| the House last week, Webster, (cOl-) said
that Sullivan, (white.) had often attempted
to induce him TO vote Tor bills that We're
"infamous'' aud .damhable." After the
House adjourned, Sullivan went for Web
sleF. but they were separated. Nobody
hurt Both parties are Radicals :. Our
artist on the spot thus does up the mill
that didn't come off:
The Webster and the Sullivan.
With rolling eyes and dire intent,
To sec who was the better man.
Rolled up their sleeves and at it went.
Like game cocks neatly clipped and heeled,
That strut around the sanded ps,
Fen so these gentry closely peeled,
With gusto clinched, and lively fit"
They kicked up dust and paved the ground.
They snorted, cussed, rare'd round, and
kicked.
But friends did quickly gather round,
The consequence was, that neither licked.
The moral see. It's very plain,
As if by experts neatly planned,
If e'er you wish to fight again,
See that no friends are close at band.
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CEEATWON-
In the matter of the Estate of John Curr;
deceased.
On petition to sell land.

I'm opening the sworn petition OF John
~ e cary, Administrator de bons non crem
testaments anneXo. OF John CurraD. deceased,
and the residuary legatees in said Curran :
will and II appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the. Court that John Curran. "A defendant
therein, i net citizen of the State Of Hissis-
! sppi, but resides beyond the limits thereof
~ Margeney, County Kildare, Ireland, in the
| Kingdom of Her Brittanic Majesty, and hat
David Flanuery, defendant therein, named
! Executor in the last win and testament OF
John Curran, deceased, is not a citizen of In,
State Of Mississippi but resides beyond the
limits thereof, to-wit: in New Orleans Louis
lana, so that the ordinary process of this Court
cannot be executed against either OF them.
its therefore ordered. that they enter their
appearance herein on or before the next term
of tais Court, at IA term to be holden at the
Court House thereof in the City of jackson Oh
the Bird Monday Of April next ensuing, and
show cause, If any they can, why the petition
OF John Cls AIRY. Administrator afor~ said.
to sell, according 10 the viii of John CuIran,
deceased, two lots in Jackson, belonging to
said Curran 5 estate, should not he granted,
or the allegations Of the petition will be taken
for confessed as to them and the order of sale
made.
Ordered, that this citation be published in
the Weekly Clarion, a newspaper printed and
nublished in the city nf Inet SON u,ocI,
for four consecutive weeks. and a copy sent
each Of these defendants, postage prepaid
Ordered Mt rules this, Bird Monday and 18th
day of February, 1873
feb 20-4w MURRAY PEYTON, Clerk
J. \. Brown, Solicitor.
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Persons who are better acquainted with the
interest of my private affairs than l am, pre-
dict that my advertisement of selling out at
original cost and less than cost, is only a
bait and for the purpose Of CATCHING custo-
mers. Now, let me say to all the knowing
ones, while l deeply regret TO sever my inter
est from the good citizens of Jackson, whose
patronage | have enjoyed during the past
seven years, that it is my positive intention
of removing from here to the city of Newark
New Jersey, between the first of April and the
first of May next, and l will in the meantime
do as say, dispose of every particle of goods
in my house at the original cost, and a large
portion regardless of its original cost
G. J. BECK
JACKSON, January %, 1S73-w-Im.
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Circuit Court of the United States,
Southern District of Mississippi.

Duncan Kennedy, Jr., ct al.
n. S.2l W. In Equity.
Sophronia Brown, ct al.
pY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID of the United States, District aforesaid,
in the above stated cause, rendered on the
llth day o. February, 1873, the undersigned
Special Commissioners or either of them, will
on Friday, 2Sth day of March, 1873, proceed to
sell for cash to the highest bidder, at public
outcry, at Canton, in Madison county, Mis-
sissppi, all the personal property now in the
hands of said Administrators.
And on Monday, the oath day of March,
them, will proceed TO sell on the same terms,
and at public outcry, at Mississippi City.
Harrison county, State aforesaid, the follow
ing ads described as follows:
East half of northwest quarter and north
west quarter of southeast quarter, section 70,
township I, south of meridian, west, contain
ing 10 l1-l00 acres; also the undivided one
half of northwest quarterof southwest quarter
of section %, township south OF range 10,
west. containing 40 3-100 acres; also lot No. 3
in factional section No. D, containing 80 40-lO0
acres, and lot No. l in fractional section No.
"a, containing 50 j7-lO0 acres, township :,
range 10 west; also the west half Of southeast
quarter and west half of west half section "A
and east half of southeast quarter section q,
township Z range 10 west, containing 30 10
100 acres; also the east half southwest quarter
and southeast quarter of northwest quarter
section % township Z, range 10 west, contain
ing 10 100 acres also a lot at West Biloxi
il said county, described follows: Said lot
fronting the seashOre and designated as No.
IA, meas uring one and n half arpents front by
eight a~pents deep, all in the county of Harr1-
son, the said lands being sold in fee, embracing
the dover of said Sophronia A. Brown. togeth-
er with the personal property, for the Pur-
ARCHIE McGEHEE,
JAMES d. STEWA
Commissioners.
Jackson Miss, FEBRUARY 10Th, 1873 sod
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ERzTrtA EzY.

Died at the residence of Q. T. " right,
near Jackson. Mississippi. MARY WATTS,
wife of I. Ii. ". Barrett, in the 24gh year OF
her age.
She was a native OF Laurens, S. c. and
leaving her happy home and loved ones SO
dear to her childhood, she came To a new
home where her stay has been short vet long
enough to entwine herself closely around our
hearts She bore her long and uainful illness
with chrIstlanIlke tortitude, and often con-
versed of dying in calm and orposed mat
ner She said, Il have much to live tor but
| am not afraid to die.
Deaths icy fingers touched the current Of
life; he removed the gem and left only tI.e
frail and beautiful casket.'
Twas hard to see her pass away.
From earth 10 her eternal home;
., God, then give rs strength to say,
Father, thy will, not ours. be done
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A DEADLY AFFRAY.
4 White Nan Attacked and Dangerously
Wounded bya Party of Negross-He
Kills Ttc0 of Them.

SARDIs, Miss, Feb. 16.-William Bay
less, farmer living Lear Batesville, was
attacked yesterday by party Of negroes,
one of whom shot him in in the back,
dangerously wounding him. After Bay
less had fallen to the ground, he raised
himself on his elbow and shot the negro
who had fired upon him with one barrel
of his shotgun, and then firel on another
of the assailants, killing both instantly.
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sALEIsY ADyIENT~TRATRTX.

pY VIRTUE Of decree rendered by the
II Chancery Court for the lst District of
Kinds county, at the January Term, 1873, the
undersigned as Administratrix, will sell on
the 3lst day of March, 1873, at the hour of Il
NJ, in the city of jackson, Mississippi, III
front of the State House, public auction for
cash. to the highest bidder, for the purposes
named in said decree, the following lands,
viz: y acres in the southern end of east half
of east half of northwest quarter, section 4,
township . range l east, on the Clinton and
Jackson road, adjoining the land of H. ii.
Smythe on the West and being the same con-
veyed by d. W. Adams to said Julienne,
deceased, located near the city of Jackson
Mississippi, aud also part of a lot in said
city of Jackson described follows; part of
lot No in square No. /, north, in said city
fronting 81 and one-third feet on State street
and running back 100 feet on Amite street
being the lot on which Concert Hall former
ly stood. The above lands sold subject to
widow ) Dover Interest.
NJ. L. JULIENNE,
feb 20-tds Administrators.
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Blahop Green's @pring Appoint


February %, Okalona.
March ., West Point
March 4, Aberdeen.
March &, Columbus.
March g. Macon.
March IL, Meridian.
March 49, Brandon.
March 10, Terry.
March Is Crystal Springs.
March 20, Hazlehurst.
March -, Brookhaven.
March %, summit
March %, Osyka.
March 29-30, Dry Grove.
April l, Raymond.
April ,, Clinton.
April 6. Lake Washington.
April $40 Greenville.
April II. Grand Gulf.
April ID, Epiphany and Port Gibson.
APRIL Is. Rodney.
April 1918, Church Hin.
April 10, Washington.
April 2O-23 NatcheZ
April 1921, WuoJyile.
April 80 Njcks5urg. holy Trinity.
May /, Vicksburg, (Christ Church.
Nav , Bovna.
May 3, Bolton.
MAY 1, JacRsous
May :, Canton, (CounciD.
May l5-25, to be divided between Shields
borough, MissSsippi City, Biloxi and Pasca
goula, a the Mission try may think best.
MAY 29-30, Corinth
May 81 and June !. Iuka.
At each place contribution will be ex-
peeted, in aid of the Missions of the Diocese
w. NJ. GREEN.
Bishop of Mississippi
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To persons wishing to attend the Mardi
Gras festivities at New Orleans, February
%, round trip tickets will be sold from
jackson to New Orleans at eleven dollars
good to return by February %. Tickets
for sale-commencing February %, to Feb
route.
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Nobby Suits at Stadeker's.


The status of these cases are familiar to
our readers. Swan, Steele and Cunning
ham are still in Jail, being unable to give
the heavy bonds in their cases. Considine
has been bailed by Chas. Caldwell (col., }
and - Brooks. (col-) Bond $1,000. Ne
Bride is also oft on baiI-Geo. Clint, H.
Parker, w. 7. Holland, John McGill and B.
Bankston. being Ter bondsmen. Bond $500.
Both Of the bonded parties 9 lit OUT for
New Orleans as soon Is the jail doors were
opened, and we doubt if they are ever seen
in this vicinity again.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-02-20

THE STIEFF PI.No.-We are in re-
ceipt of an illustrated catalogue ana price
list Just Issued by Mr.. Caas. NJ. Stfen, man
ufacJner Of Grand, Square and Upright
Piano ForCes. This pamphlet contains en-
dorsements Of professionals and others to
which the manufacturer may well point
with just business pride: but the most sub
>tantiai endorsement is the names OF more
tliln siE hundred persons IN the Southern
States who have purchased the Steiff Pianos
since 1860. Fer purity of tone, strength
and durability, and elegant finish Mr..
Stief can confidently enter his Pianos
against all competition. \ large number
of these pianos are in use in Mississippi,
and give perfect satisfaction.
Ladies and chjldrens' shoes, at cost. at G.
I
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On Tuesday last a negro woman on
Mr.. Ed Nelson's place gave birth to a
child % which had two distinct heads
four arms, and four legs, all springing
from one body DIR. Washington was
in attendance, and we get these facts
from brief note from him to DIR. Webb,
of this place.-East Mississippian.
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Doors AND sHors.-A note from on

ticular friend, Maj. J. 5 Chiles. formerly
of Mississippi.) OF the house of Currier,
Sherwood Il Co., New York, informs u~ of
the removal of that extensive boot and shoe
establishment from Chambe TO Broome
street-Nos. 476 and 47S-where they are
better prepared to fill the orders OF their
numerous and rapidly increasing custom
ers. 1t was our pleasure. while in New
York last summer, 10 meet with Mi II
Chiles, and to receive courtesies st lis
hands which we are glad TO in part recipio-
cate by this mention of the removal OF lee
house with which be has been so long con
nected. and to the increased business OF
which, in this section especially, he Ad-
greatly contributed.
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fines s'eSE.---Time tries all things,
rejects those which are useless, and holds
fast 10 thar which is good. Stoves without
number have been invented ana patented,
but soon gave up the ghost. The Charter
Oak Las stood ahe test Of seventeen years,
and is steadily increasing in favor.
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Circuit Court Of United States.
Southern District Of vi isST~~ippi.

Duncan Kennedy Jr, ct al.
\. S.2l VS. In Equity -.~
Sophronia Brown ct al.
DI virtue of decree rendered in the above
ID cause in the Circuit Court of the United
States, District aforesaid, on FEBRUARY Ilth,
1873, the creditors Of James Brown deceased
are hereby notified. to present and establish
their claims in said cause, to the undersigned
Special Commissioner. at the office OF the
Clerk of the United States Circuit Court. on
or before the 18th day of March. 1873, or
the same will be forever barred.
ARCHIE MEG EHEE.
feb 20-4t Special Commits ioncr
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New and fashionable goods at stadeker's

A TIMELY PREsENT.-M +. T.
Evans sent yesterday her annual contribu-
ton to he Orphans Home. at Lauderdale,
consisting of four dozen nice hats, for the
little girls, all appropriately trimmed with
ribbons and flowers. We should like to be
present az the Home, when the distribution
takes place. Mrs. Evans has been in feeble
health for long time, but she is again able
to attend to the wants of the many custom
ers of her millinery establishment. She
has inaugurated her resumption OF business
in this labor of love for the orphans.
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DEATH.-It stalks the earth with relcnt-
ess sway, carrying with it the old and young
! me good and bad. Our friend-equaiiy the
Friend and benefactor OF his race-has lost
Der who gave him being, and who nurtured
him in childhood, and whose love chung to
him always. The late Mrs. Gathright. the
mother of Thomas 5. Garhright was one of
! he noblest of her sex, adjoining and beauti-
lying all that came before her.-EnterpriSe
Courier.
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THE WARREN Steel HoE.-N
Corsetts.,a teost, at G. J. Beck's.

BARBER-oUs.-Su of our readers as
may have occasion to visit Canton, and who
may wish to indulge in the luxury of a
clean shave or thorough Embarrassing,
should inquire for the shop of Adam Web
er. He is certainly master of his profession.
See mis- card in another column.
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Guests of the American House, Boston.
are loud i'm their commentator of the cOnr-
tesy which is extended to strangers in all
its departments, Messrs. Rice have newly
furnished their fine house and added an
modern conveniences.