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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-10-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Mississippi Female College.
Corner Capitol and Congress SITS,
JACK SON, MISS.
VNHIS INSTITUTION. under tic principa
L direction Of the Misses

1NHIS INSTITUTION. under tic principal
L direction Of the Misses
JOSEPHINE AND EMMA FREEMAN.
aided by Faculty ef he most Experienced
aud Accomplished Alalcand Female PROBES lr.
aud Teachers, will be open Tor the reception
OF pupils on the
FIRST MONDAY IL SEPTEMBtR
Next, az the spacious and comm9d.oa. school
rooms Of
ST ANDREWS CHURCH
The College viii be chartered at tie next scs-
sion OF the Legislature aud fully prepared a.
graduate is pupils and grant Diplomas.
a iul Collegiate course 90 in-Jtuc' ion--iu-
Guiding al tic polite accomplishments %.
young lad e---will boz given.
The course Of Studies viii be divided iui,
The Pestalozziani Junior and Senior Glasses
and these sUbdiyidcd iuto all the Schools
Modern Education.
For the accommodation OF iamilics COMPOSE.
alike Of boys aud girls, separate Gcpfrrmo"
for boys under sixteen years OF 1-e. VIII b,
organized.
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Supreme C"urT DecisioHs.

MONDAY, Oct 10.
--59l-N. L. Phillips, Ct. al vs.. I. t. Cooper
Use etc. Submitted.
@-AississiFpi Central Railroad Company
Y nm, Ross. Continued.
0--"erren towan. e.. o.. vs.. Thos. B. Al
fR ct. al. Submitted.
''-L ". Smith ". Joseph Everett Sub
lifted.
'''-J. W. Carroll V. W. N. Harris. Sub
o.tted.
=, .'-R. F. Bay vs.. J. A. sherder. Submit.
= ',l-Fredlauder Gisson vs.. Thomas R.
-.1n5n. Submitted.
w. o--N. Emanuel, President etc. VS.. VIM
"Y W. Petition for reargument.
wv S Wheeler vs. Ii. Nj. Dixon. Shf.
&C. Submitted:
Fitted. : Nc . a'e' ''"0-
r,,. : 0i'lSrd and W. E. Hemingway, were
''4'so as suorncys at law.
,no TUESDAY, Oct. 20.
c.. 90 H. Mccall vs.. ". J. Mare. Writ OF
,7a, WEDNESDAY, Oct y.
II, ~ NJ Turnipseed VS.. y. II. Hudson
Co.. u error to Circuit Court Of Winston
AZ IN tae nature of QUO Tarranto
bv 4. ! Mr. Nugeut for Plaintiff in error
lHH' '.','s' Ter Defendant IN error Judge
p,fa.I i''Hly vii include the argument for
a error on Monday next.
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This neat AMI attractive little sheet has
Mai on our table by its enterprising
p5li-her, Mr. Thld. Potter, of this city
Ile Bulletin contains the full officers pro-
samme for the entire week; is endorsed
''d accepted by the Fair Association tree o,
"f' clrcula es ten thousand copies grafu-
@sA ana, 1t we may judge by the appear
aHce OF its columns. has been properly ap-
Peciated by oar merchants rs splendid
advertising medium.
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WAR R He -.

Fl observation-disclosures Tuesday evening
thp 2Osh inst. at st. Peters church. by
tho R.v Father Pecherit. Mrs. Annie OF
son 10 Mr. VIM. Han>berry; all eff this
city.
We extend to the happy couple the best
wishes of THE CLARION.
P4Rso~s-DINKINS- AT the residence of
rhn krIda's m her i'm Madison county, by
the R~v. c. r. Galloway. on the evening
OF the 18th, Mr.. d. L. PARSONS TO Miss
MOLLIE pINKINs.
They have our best wishes.
RosE--LooMIs.-- the 18th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, i'm Cleve-
land, OHIO, ny Rev. Ii. &. HAYDEN. MI
Joel j Rose, Of CharClon. to Miss Eliza d
LOOMS.
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Eclipses, the return of comets in their
crratic courses, and the transit OF Venus can
be calculated d, and the time for each, can be
accurately a>certaiued in advance, aud
science can even enable us to foreteil tSe
.hanges IA the weather, but it tails to ena-
bic .tnv one tn ascertain with Certainty that
a fortune can be made BY inv, stments in any
certain direction. Nevertheless, would 1t
not To-. prudent TO ri,k Il small amount by
purchasing IA ticket To the Grand Gilt Con-
cert, to be given on he 19-h OF November
bv IN, Masonic Relief Association, of Nor
ok. Va For crcul1rs, address without de-
lay IL v. Moore, Sec'y NJ. II a. Norfolk,
Va, or AL authorized Agent OF the Associa-
sion ~
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The Prince OF wales last.

u..p5,ai II ghup,a ms been detected in
a, sr, ysAich ta~ startled the Queen
4..rs.-o nj which j. said To ne the Orleri"g
1.saoaG worth ~ tickets fer The Public Lii
,rat Kentucky. Her Majesty, il is sta
- It'd not "hiect TO hi buying litrt ally
the present CONDITION OF III" Princes
s.sarps she thought $4,000 worth WAS too
ra.b w him L. invest. l is asserted that
4. insisted in sending his order I" Governor
g.mlrtte. assuring his royal mother that
= Es.r what hp WAS about, for that "a
.3-d0 0.o IVES TO he distributed to the ticket
'-li.r. "a Novrn Der 80, and in such gifts
,.s951tCO 100000, etc., he w"nld have a
,.eadii chance a. one OF these splendid pri-
r.. aid thus. easily pay his debts.
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Tine Farmers VfndIcntor

Mr.. John w. Patton has withdrawn
from this sterling Grange Journal, and is
succeeded by Messrs Elliott 4 Jones,
who are industrious and capable young
men, experienced and practical with all.
Maj. Wall, the vetren pioneer Of the
Grange movement in this State, Grand
Lecturer of the Order, remains in charge
of the editorial department..
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.

STATE FAIR OF the many prepera-
tions gong on in our midst for this impor-
tant occasion, nothing is more desira ole
than a good personal appearance, and for
the '.consummation devoutly TO be wished
we advise all both. Ladies aud Gents, TO go
to Il. ibnson & Stevens.
There you may find not only the largest
ock of goods in our city, but at lower pri-
ces than at any time since 1861.
Take our word for it. there is no better
Place, either for quantity, quality or prices,
to buy goods than at
2t. ROBINSON x STEVENS.
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Our Col. j. L. Power, mas been i'll for
the past week, and his numerous friends
nave oeen painfully concerned about his
condition, which We are happy to say, seem
ed to be slightly improved when our na,a,
went to press.
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Col. }. J. Shannon, the energetic and
cc"mplished Secretary, will accept our
thahks Tor supplementary ticket to the
ti'ird annual fair Of the East Mississippi Ag
ricnituFai and Mechanical Association, TO De
held at MrridiAn, November 3th, 4th. 5.I,
aud 9th, 1874
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goo SeG1s Fremi uEm HDIOVE Harness
HUBS, SEDOKES, and FEEI.OES.
BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
ONE MILLION BRICK AND TWO VAL
UABLE LOTS, FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE, in lots TO suit pur-
L clasers, about one million brick at the
site of the Bowman House. Also, the two
lots on which the Bowman House stood
each eighty feet front on State street
and the depth of square. They have upon
them three large cisterns. will sell the
whole at a bargain. Apply to
June II IA. If NJ MCLAUGHLIN
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The Indies should, by all means, see
the exquisite Ca-hmerts and Serges and the
Beaded Lace, Beaded Fringe, Beaded Pas
slmenterie. Beaded Sashes, Beaded Buttons.
> PORINCON & STFVFNS'
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hoontiful line Of ladies' shawls
~ s1NN STADEKERS'
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps, Collie,
RI oea, Gu Ira MorhuS. Cholera Infan-
tun- Sprains, Burns, Scaids, Bruises, Ctil-
biains, Frosi-"ites, SwellingS, Soreness OF
he } 'ints- and all painful affections of the
b dy, exteri al and internal For Colds,
o hr 'at Qujnzv, aud diseases of the
hrOat and mucous membrane, it is an in
va uab mety, JoHN = HENRY, CURR AN
y TO, Projectors, s and College Place
New Y TX.
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n-.or, made boots and shoes-A full
ilS J. STADEKER & SONS.


o.-,,prxg FOR THE FAIR-In view
...,.r,e number Of visitors who will he
81 ~, .;.r next week IN attendance at the
!. 4. we'll that our citizens should
Ia dne preparations for theircomf"rtable
I'M ,.,nenr; We are glad to observe that
~ ...i,n +, general among our hospita-
and they have been much aided
tS n. rbe low rates at which Robinson
-. have off red their magnificent
- matchmaking goods, Carpets.
e.. stceting. etc, etc. 2t.
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$50 pieces of calico-the very best
American prints and at 10 cts. will be open
ed on Saturday next at
2t. ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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: c.o1eker& Son have the best selected
..es of clothing
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9eMInx Machines.

HE WHEELER & WILSON COMPANY denioq
the existence of any sworn returns sbo,vin,,
larger sales of sewing machince in 1az2
than by that Company.
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Robinson d Stevens great Dry Goods
emporium is doing a rushing business
For full particulars read their Advertise
ment.
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For the loveliest line of meek fxings,
Black Lace Scarfs Beaded wells and all til,
latest novelties go to
81 ROBINSON q STEVENS.
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NOTICE...REMOVED.

TAKE WONDERS having opened the new
q Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon on Pearl
street, next TO John Harris wishes to inform his
friends and customers that he is now prepared
to accommodate them in The best style in the
tonsorial profession. Hair Cutting, Shaving,
Shampooing and Hair Coloring done in the
finest of style.
Give JAKE a call if you want first class work
DONE
P. S.-First Class Bath Rooms-Sponge or
Shower.
Sept 3-4m
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We have seen a letter, which stated
tnat three race horses are on their way from
Natchez, TO attend the Stat Fair.
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We are under obligations to Messrs
A W. Little and Il. f. Peyton, Clerk and
Deputy Clerk of the Supreme toprt for
eourtesies
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W. W. Wishart's oil advertisement
should be read by all. See another col
umn
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.lomen's and boys overcoats and
T.lmss can - STADEKERo'.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
CLINTON. KINDS 60. MISS.

T1HE TWENTY-FOURTu AuumI session
L of tus College viii commence. Ma W..Iu...
law S.uiymLcr 30 d. YrurImu.
Ihe uu-t uI.I.r. of IL.. Institution .|.. "a ....
guarantee 81 its present W0rtuuuu is uI.r.
success.
III has iu-. closed one Df thr most sue.e.....
sessions since its organization.
i is organized uu the University U'au with
a. Preparatory Departments u Commercial
Course, French aud the follow aiN ruU....
WIS u school of Crock School Uf Datum.
sehco. of Mathematics. sc60o. o.. E.ma.
Mental aud Moral Science Bach School
thd b.I"',h,A. " I"i'5 equipped 5.i .H.
.iIi,u .. n, bid. anal .9,.tI..,- 3D. ,.. p...
cad its facilities .ur instruction.
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.
WIN GREGG. MRS. ADA GREGG.
Gregg'S Purchasing Bureau,
No burgundy ST., cor. Canal,
NEW OKLEA ANS, LA.
MRS. ADA GREGG
Gregg's Purchasing Bureau

has been established in New Orleans. \ long
acquaintance with the various kinds Of sew
ing Machines has induced u 10 make a spe-
cialIty in this line FRS. Class Machines OF
Buckeve Hand Machine only $50 Second
hand Machines in good order at half price
The latest and best Attachments for all ma
chimes. Truckers, Ruiiers Corders. Binders,
Plate Hemme, 8, &c. &c. The best Needles for
all machines. The besI prepared Sewing Ma
chine Oil The best sewing Machine silk aud
Spool Cotton. We repair all Machines at low
rates We take O.d Machines IN part pay tor
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CHANCEKY COrkr-

.
novd. - MISS Emma COOK re-
, : f0rtner, ct al. vs.. H. T. FORMER, ct. al.
r,.,t 'on'esso against S E. Catchinps, William
l'ass. Henry T. Former. A. A. Fortner,
Harper. - g L. D. ortner anu 0s0'
.sia-. tleaTy, Admr., vs.. W. J. Seaman. De-
AZ demurrer to bill sustained, with
il COm pialnaHt to amend by dismissing
a.,. Hied and supplemental bill, and with
ns,s' defendant to answer the bill so
SS.4ued' in forty days.
IL Same. Order of Court, iismissing
pYuded and supplemental bill of Com
a'4@ with leave OF Complainant to with
tn. s same, and that the original bill stand
'Aaed biIlin this case.
!. PROBATE.
Bic, latter Of Estate E. v, J. D. and W. J.
Tam, second annual account OF Guardian
Fed and allowed.
ec - ". Welborn Murray Peyton, clerk
,.lii gpt Burks and Mrs Gauch allowed as
!a.5 9eo's. Burks aud Gauchs' claims re-
a.. Without prejudice.
add - VFder for re-selling of two tracts OF
fo,~Onging to said estate, one purchased
y sale by Z. Welborn, and the other
y .anes Wallet.
at,,,s ~ sarah L. Pitman. Letters Of Admin
g,,. granted to County Administrator.
,,ii,;s Lee Israel. Final Decree of Court on
b. L. lor sale Of land to educate ward. Filed
ne Diggs, Guardian.
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Mr.. n Hodge, Circuit Clerk, has re-
turned home after having been on a long
visit TO Ohio.
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-sta2eker & Son sells best
...ico at TO-.
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see Browns Petro oil and other good
things spoken of. in another column.
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>. ). Rohrbacher advises persons to
Look Gu" in anothc- column.
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oo;vod-Alpaccas of all shades
Jdst recei's'
bi 90 az STADEKERS'.
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r. lure and examine the yard wide
nt.ser-on Domestic at 12la cts. yard,
mod rs the Lousdale and Fruit OF
il. Loom that we sell At -
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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lust in to day. 100 Bbls best Family
Flour and full stock OF fresh groceries at
bttom prices 9t
Ct ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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The great rush down the street yester-
day was not 10 fire. bnt 10 Stadekers,.
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See the card of T. M. George.

Mr.. Lyons, of the Calhoun Times was
in this city last week.
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B. I. & C. A. Lieon have several YER,

b. 1. u G. A. Ligon have several very
important notices ia their advertisement OF
to-day, viz: They are receiving a full and
well-a>s oited stock of fall and winter goods
hat they propose to sell ut extremely low
prices They il form the debtors of the late
firm of VIM II. Alien & Co. that unless they
-eftle, their notes and accounts will be pla-
ced in the hands OF an attorney that III.
notes and accounts of persons indebted to
the late firm of Allen & Lyon are in the
hands of Messrs Barrows & Smythe, attor-
neys at law, for collection. They particu-
larly invite those who wish 10 purchase to
examine their extensive stock before pur-
chasing elsewhe CaiI and see them.
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READ on

W. 8. Ward, mentioned above in Mr. Rohr-
bacher Card, is no longer in the employ of
consequently, viii not, in future have any
thing to do with the Singer Sewing Machine
either at the coming Fair or elsewhere
The SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
7. NJ. GEORGE, AIT.
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A CARD.
LOOh OUTyy

4 BOUT TWO MONTHS ago fellow styling
"A himself ". G. WARD, turned up in this
piac" as the City Agent Of the Singer Manu-
which time he has been engaged in the disrep-
utable business Of beating" Boarding Houses.
He is mean looking ''cuss,' and presents
the anamoly of combining in one corpus a
tolerably small man. and an exceedingly great
rascal l warn all honest persons against
having any dealings with him
JNO. ]. ROHRBACHER
P s. have been informed by respectable
parties that the above mentioned character IS
TO run the Sewing Machine Agency at the
Fair, and have been requested not to publish
the above card, but such is my knowledge of
the fellow mentioned. l cannot, in justice 10
myself or the public allow him to extend his
swindling operations. If others suffer they
will do so despite this warning
JSo. J. r.
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EXTRAS.

Modern Languages and Painting 10 OIL and
Water ColOrs, at Professor prices.
Nonresident pupils can obtain good priyat,
boarding at reasonable rates in tne immcd .aI,
vicinity and under the care Of most excellent
ladies'
Phe general supervision Of the College will
be exercised by Board Of Trustees consisting
Of the following persons.
Rev. VIM. q. Crime D.. D. Hon WILEY
?. IIIarIrf-, Rag Gen. H,rt Adams, Gen. Chr
Robinson, Esq, DR.. p. 7. Bucy Hon. T. =
Wharton VIM. Z. TAYLOR. ESQ, Dr. John 2
Buck. Elias Bloom, Esq. II. NJ II Tor, E-q.
G. il: Manshin, ESQ Iho- e. Holm, Esq
WIN. ". Gilaspie Esq, John H,.t, Esq, +. :
Hunt, ESQ, II. lliizheiu. 5. g. Newcomer, Esq
Address
MISS JOSEPHINE FREEMAN,
Principal,
july 80 ls74-3m. Jackson. N1ss
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p.r YOUR gents furnishing goods at
p'. STADEKERS'.
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SEWING MACHINE
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

y IIIU 70
parties giving references.
sEEG&. ADA GREGG.
Respectfully offers her services in Purchas-
ing aud forwarding am article Of apparel,
personal adorumeut or domestic goods tor Ia
dies and children's use, ncluding-Millinery,
Dry Goods, Jewelry, Fancy and Toilet arti-
Giles. Patterns, Underwear, Trimmings. Bri
dal Trouse aux, SC, &c.
ANY article Of ladies aud chillrens wear
manufactured in the latest styles, under her
own supervision.
All inquiries relative t. s.ticles mentioned
or uumentioned, win be answered free Of
charge.
REFERENcEs:-E A. Tyler Samson Bros,
Phi. Werlein. Samuel Jones, Jr. Cashier New
Orleans Savings Institution Of New Orleans,
Col j. l. Power. Jackson, Ni-s.
april , 1S-i-'y
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has stood the test. He has never changed its
name or eompared it to anything. Nothing Is
equal to it. Some parties have tried 70 mia
IL. putting out big advertisements, but il re-
minis one Of the Puzzard initiating the Eagle
Browns Petro Oil has nothing to look up to
or to initiate. There is nothing to compare
but the Sun
II you want the best article of Coal Oil. 60
to Browns for he has he best that is made
brown has had some experience in Oils and
very best FIRMLY Groceries, Brown keeps
Choice Tobacco. Brown keeps Choice and
common Cigars. Brown keeps Fruits. Nuts,
good things
Call and see
oc22-tf VIM Il RRnWN g.
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE
CLINTON, KINDS CO., MISS
REV. WALTER HILLMAN. l.. L. D.,
President Of Faculty.

TINE YEAR Just closed BROUGHT this Institu-
j tion 20 its majority. For Twcntv-0ur
wears II has enjoyed uninterrupted sessions,
and it mag he said uninterrupted proc rerify.
AZ II has advanced i'm ace II has increased if-
educati nal facilities until now n offers such
a. are not excelled in any OF the similar i'm
stftu'ions Of our Southland. ANON these
facilities are a thoroughly efficient Fncu'fy.
an anrle Range Of Studies. extensive Means
Of illustration excellent Accommodation.
healthy and accessible Location.
The CoIlegiat. wear Of 1s74-75 win com ncnce
on Tuesday. the both Of September
Expenses are moderate.
For catalogues or other information, address
the President Of the Faculty.
ROBERT KELLS.
President Of tho Board of Lrusteso
July -. 3m.
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PROBATE.

fura,ela largest stock of Clothing and Gents
q 'Shing Goods generally is at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


10 TO BROWNS 10 ge. your Petro Oil and
~ Lamps: He has the only oil that will moi
explode. That will not I'M ure the eyes, on
emf emf. poisonous gas that is very injurious to
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Fall and Winter Goods ]!

The friends and customers of this well-kown
house are especially invited 10 call and exam
inc our new stock.
To Cash Buyers we offer substantial induce
ments,
We again call the attention Of persons in
debted to the late firm Of VIM. H. Allen & Co.
that the notes and accounts due said firm must
be paid or they will be placed in the hands o.
an Attorney for collection.
Both the partners who composed the late
firm of Allen Lyon, having died, it become s
necessary that their affairs should be settled
up as soon as possible.
The Notes and Accounts of parties indebted
to said firm have been placed by the Admins
traitors III the hands CT Messrs Barrows &
Smy the, Attorneys Tor collection We earn
SLY request all parties indebted in any way
TO said firm Of Allen x Lyon to call immedi-
atejy on said Attorneys and make settlement
in. older 10 prevent legal proceedings.
Said Attorneys are fully authorized to ar
range settlements with all parties.
81. -. 81 G.. a. E.EGON
Surviving partners of VIM. II. Allen & Co.
Oct. 22-3n-
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100 pairs Boys Copper Tip shoes al
81 90 at
2t. ROBINSON & STENENS'.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
aaiIroae Hours.
TRAINS .xAyK WILMINGTON

TRAINS .SAYK WILMINGTON.
For Ss,s York.-lsi, A. NJ, t9i1, 194q, o.a2, r. M.
For Phiiaeslpkia.-1s $50, sic, $50, 1880, A.
NJ. 12.11, 12.4S O. g. SAG, 1.20, 9s0 p. NJ Sundays,
1s1, A. NJ. 400, 6.90, $40, Z. NJ.
For Bdlffniors -1252 1s, 1000 A. NJ. Les,
$780, 7.lo, p. VI sundays, 1852, 2os, A. NJ.
kor WdsAslgton.-lz.52, Ko3, A M-; 1855, LIS,
o2e, 1. 4. NJ. uAiays, i@.59, 2.asy A. NJ.
F6r Delaiedre R. R-Hoo loia, 4. VI $40. P.
N. No sunday trains.
For Aets Custss.--5nO, i7.s l. =. 1.s5, $40, F. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
For EitrntlJtoH ana ksoas..y q. R.-d.3O, a. NJ
$50, 5.lb, p. NJ. No sun-aJ ain.
For Wilmington WassTf z. n % 20 4. Nj b.3o,
P, M. No Sunday trdln-
TRApss A.g.Tz - wISEeTos
From yell Trs-l.s3, = Y. i2 81 Lib, 100, p.
NJ. sundays l.o5, A. NJ.
PSois Philadelphia. l.5s, 9be, A. NJ; 400
sundays, IL AZ, l.o5, lO.Vo, a. N. ll.OO, 7. III.
From Po,, Dsrosit.-s X \. VI. No Sunday train
From baltimore. - i.21, 1925, A. NJ. 1907, 1240
b.32, s2l, P. VI. sundays, l.9l, A. NJ. $50, p. NJ
tf0H Washington - 1.21, a. NJ. 1901, 1910, $50
s.2o. P. N. Sunday 1.2l, A. NJ. $40, p. NJ.
Hom DeLdlodre II. R.-1l.lt, L. NJ; $50. go, r.
". No Sunday trains.
From Ses castle.-sOo, lO.ln, A. NJ. $50, o.oO
2. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading X. R6.56, A. II.
leo, IS, P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & ResteTn r. R.-I.%, A y.
BIC P. M. No Sunday trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WILMINGTON.
iI.s0, $50, 1880, A. M; 1215, $50, 800 ol5 go
s.s5. 49, il.S0 7. NJ Sundays l24O $50 = NJ. 49,
11.s0P.M NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-07

ELECTION OF o FF1cERs.-The seventh annua
meeting Of the Y. NJ. C. Philopatrian l.. l. was
held in the Philopatrian Hall, yesterday. The
annual reports Of the oficers were read, and
officers were installed for the next six months
President, b. J. Donahoe Vice President, James
F. Rigney Recording Secretary, Daniel Ken
ney Financial Secretary Peter Hooty Corres-
ponding Secretary, Miehl Clinch Treasurer
Wm. Kyne Librarian, Chas. Ryan Marshal
Peter J. Ford After some appropriate remarks
from the elder members, relative to tho ami,
versary, the meeting adjourned.