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THE BULLETIN.
MAVSVILL SEt. 1
(KrTh blockaJa Is comparatively a pa
par one, as mails, pas?eogera and munition ,
of war leave British ports with an adver
tised regularity for Babel ports, and abont
nineteen reaseU out of every twenty safely
pass through tbe blockade line.
fjrNearly a thousand American vessels
have been sold or transferred to other flags;
sod not a single American ocean steamer is
afloat which, under the stars and stripes
carries tbe mails to a European port, leaving
all tbe mails, passengers and paying freights
to go In fore'gn bottoms.
(0"IIe who pays a dollar to an Abolition
political preacher might aa well pay an in
cendiary to set lire to his own house.
0OThe notorious John O. Fee has been
permitted by tbe military authorities of
Kentucky to return to the State to do more
mischief.
fulason and Bracken Agricultural Asso
ciation. The Directors cf the Association have de
termioed to hold a Fair, on the 27th of this
month on their Grounds, near Germictowo.
The Fair Grounds are beautifully situated,
and surrounded by every convenience for
vititors and exhibitors. The citizens of
Germanlown and vicioily are noted for their
hospitality, sod persons from a distance can
rely on having a tltasant time.
Old Abb About tj Change Base A
Sprit gfield (III.,) letter says: "It is stated
by friends ol Mr. Lincoln that he does not
expect to return to Illinois after his term of
office, but will make Bjston his future
home.
O-The Seamen iu tbe U. S. Navy cm
D"t get their jji'ze money until their term
t'rm i f service expire?; and while tbe men
b e often thousands of dollars due them,
they are utable to obtain it for lh relief of
their guffdring lamilie, whi!n the Navy I -
putment has the use of the mocey, wbicb i
is worth something to lorn. Jack wi I
nevtr receiv enr of im-rt' mt-eyl
07"The R emu mkI E.viu.i..:r ..i iu 16 h i
siystbat the total numb.r ol Yii.kj pri- j
toiers in tne L. i by nan eibt bin tired and
twenty-seven, inciudiig hfx'y-fi'ur oei:ro
prisoners. For:y-f.urolu -era are held there.
0C"7"T' e PhiUd!phi- G-izette, speaking
f a new prima rlunia recently beard, s.:
Her vuico is an ot as a roll of velvet and us
teuder as ajuir cf b'op-tbop pantalfloni--.
Cf"The iiutiiber of young in the shell of
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... uiiu i.ii.,, l3 Saiu iu uc ,
I.80O.0U).
(j-'l h e Chicago Tribute say there is
more than double tbe amountnf wbe.it and
corn in store in that city than there was a
vear ago.
fj-5-The COl d-jjers if Pennsylvania
Lava mi'le a general Jemtnd for higher
wiei, They have forseveral months been
r'eca:viri four cents per bushel for d gin.
Coal is sixteen ctu'.a ier butl el in Pittsl ur
and the paper charge the blame as well ou
dealers a on the miners.
CrThe Domination of McCIellan for
Prefidtnt aa generally conceded yelerday
in Chicago.
Peace Meeting. Nearly ail of our ex
changes in the West come to us with ac
counts of Peace meelitii s just hell in their
respecii vi-localities. The people rccon;ze
but (De issue in the present crisis, and that j
n ...
it I eace or v r
OCT" The Indian war Las commenced.
Tbe Indians bave attacked tfia tesidenis
along the Overland Mail rout, in Wes'ern
Kansas. Tbe settlers are leaving. The
mail btagejore Etopped.
ftTAd vices of tbe 10th instant eny Ihe .
eteamersCherk and Atlantic No. 2. while i
A ; !r,r nn lha Vanrt river',
0oBtullou rKu..w- -"
re reported to have been captured by the j
Confederates.
New Firm.
The firm of lloss& Newell having been i
... T t . p !
dissolved, Messrs. W. J . lioss, ALEX. 1 ow e, ,
and Geo W. Koes, Jr.. have entered into a !
partnership under the firm name
of Ross &
FowER. Tbey ' vvill occupy the old stand.'
on the Corner of Market & I bird btreets.
wbere ibey will Hanssrt a general Orocery
and Commission business. We comiuei.d
these geiitleman to tbo liberal patronage of
the public.
Freeb Oysters!
A. month with n "r" in it has arrived,
and, according to tbe old saying, Oysters are
of that delicious flavor wbich renders them
-the delight of the ep:cure. The appet'zin? j
bivatvtt can be louna t into. biKCtt 'i1! s
Dinino 8aloos, on Market St., where .
-Geo bob is ready, at all hours, to wait upon
bia customers witb all tbe delicacies of Ibe
season.
Wheeler's Rajdkbs. The Nashville
Union ol Sulurday ays: 'A gentlemen who
came in yesterday from tbe front informs
os that be heard on his way tip that
Wheeler and bis raiders bad croesed the
Tennessee above Loudon , and were making
for McMinnville. It was thought to be his
ioteiition to cut tbe Nashville and Chatt
anooga railroad.
French China. Glass and Queensware!
jijine ntw tied at and Mow Cincinnati price,
It. ALUEItT'S
declT Model C hjna Store, 2d Stree.
CUEAP LAM PS! 20UCOAL OIL
LAMPS OF EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
AT FHOM 50 CE.NTS TO $6. CHIM
NEYS, SHADES, WICKS, etc., at
decl7 R. ALBERT'S 2d street.
AT PUBLIC SALE!!
ON THE 5T1I DAY OF SEPTEMBER, I
shall offer at Public Sale, at my residence, a
large portiou of my Furniture, &c, consisting of
Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room
FURNITURE;
A. ROSEWOOD PIANO;
ROCKAWAY AND HARNESS:
A ;OOD 311LCII COW,
and numerous, article useful in House-keeping
TERMS. All sums under Twenty Dollaw.
Cash; above that amount, a credit of three
mouths.
y Sale to Commence nt lO o'clock.
O. W. BLATTEIUIAN.
Maysville, Ky., September 1, lStfl-lw
PU1JLIC SALE OF
Four Family Residences !
IN ABEl&DUK.V, OHIO.
ON SATURDAY the 17th day of SEPTEM
BER, 1S64. on tbo premises. I will offur lor
Sale Four Framed Residences, in Aber Icon, Ohio,
directly opposite the Citv of Mavsville. Kv.
Those residences are in good repair, very 8-jitablo
ror smuii lanuacs, command a good rent, and
aro eligibly situaUd on Front street in said
village, w ilh good Cisterns, small garden spots,
and sm-ill yards in trout. For persons doing
business in Maysville, or engaged in tbe Ohio
River trade, thev aUbrd an excellent in vestment.
and desirable homes, for a small outlay. Ea:h
residence is sepamle and distinct, and ample
room fur Miiall family, tha ho.ises beingcach two
stncs higii, with Kitchens in tbe ells of e itch.
II not told privately before said dale, th y will
Le soie separate I v or together, to suit ruirchas. rs.
on tiiuiiay uD"ve luuicutcd.
JfFor terms .f sale, situation, Ac, of prop
erty, upplv t TII'KS. J. TUROOl'.in Mavsvillo,
or .MA.-SlE BE VSLKY, in AbaPUo.i, wlio win
tat o plcuMii c ill showing the property, and giving
all i i: I r ru . t i ji in regard toil.
Sep:. 1st, li'i-t.
W. E. REES.
Mason County Farm at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
A 7ILL HE b OLD AT AUCTION, ou lie
V V ie:i:i.-es, on
S ATL'IIDAV, S KPT KM III-: It lTlh, ISOl,
th, .arm ol'GE K.iK O.X. Jr.. deceased, hiu,
near t ho ii'.rui i e of the Masvi!lu and Mount
C'.nuel I nrnpike. i mi!e- liom .Maysvill, niitl
one in no w ..-l . licuoiirir. umi surrnu ic.i ny
the f.ini- ol .l.r.iiij l. Mavhuirh, John Koe,
William II o. Mr-. Jan es W. l!reer. and Mrs.
Window I'ai Ucr. The Farm contains
Oi 12 ACRKS,
and Mi improvements are: A KK AM E DWELL
1Nt lIOUE, with ix rooms and pantry, very
fiu.ve.iieiit a id i-oriif.iit.ib! :; I ; sm.ik i lI'ti-o;
fn-ne u U i i Uoi.-s: l.ir..'.j and wxcelitn.t li.trri ,
Corn Cii-i, ''u ni-Shf-1. and ot !ier on tbu i I li n-.
L". . w . : I. .i . ..1 1 :.l
i i i.u tiuui i , ttn ivl. n puitu'ini new .'ijno
Feiiei ih rou -li the lurm.and all tlu fi-i:ce in
inrou.ii i in: lurm, an i ail liu i-i:ce in
' g i -M or.ter. 'i'weive acres i.l fruit, grafted and.
i ....i i u.i.itL. " ,Ll 1 , ..u. .aw
1 . . - . .
and Uwarl 1'caM. A Iso, at t lie sumo tl III i,
3U
Acre of Land,
adi'ininff tho ah -ve.
immediate. y on the north
side of said lurnpi K, and between the farm mi I
the turnpike; halt ol u ncent ly cleared and very
rich. iNu biiil liugs of any kind.
?Salo to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
T HUMS.-On -half Ca-h; balance in one and
two years, with six er cent, interest, payable
annual. y, or uK cash, if tho purchaser prefers.
Tne ill f-rrcd pavnients may bp arranged dif
fcrentiy if doMicd. For lurlher particulars en
quire of JOSEPH F. BkoDliiCK, or
HEMiV II. COX, Maytville, Ky.
September 1st, 1SC4.
Copying Press for Sale!
Letter coi'YI.ng press and stand,
2 good as new, for sale Itw bv
uug. 30, lifi. G. W. ULATTERMAN.
Dissolution.
rf"MlE partnernh'p heretoforn existing under
1 the name and tyle of Rcs3 tf- Kewkm, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. 'I lio.se
persous indi bted to tbo llrm are rcquestal to
make navmcnt. either to Wm. J Rossor Andiikw
! J. NiwkiL. Those having claims ajrainst tho I
nn ili ptwent them for payment a', tbo limine
of JIOS t POvVEK, who succeed the late firm
i and nave assuincu lis iiuoiiilk-s.
. , . . ... i i ?
W. J ROSS,
A.J. NEWELL,
Aug. 13, 1SG4. GEO. W. ROSS, .Tb.
W. i. IIOSS. ALEX. POWER. GEO. W. BOSS, JR.
ROSS & POWER.
ri fjE UNDEIlslGXED
) SUCCESSORS:
I of tne late linn of ROSS
.- kv.WV.1.1.. li:iv !
thi, a elltercd into partn.rsbip, i
lJlirne aIit .yi,. 0KOS a VOW "EM
'
UUder llie
and will
i continue the Commission. Grocery and Liquor
business, at the old stand, corner of Market and
Third streets. We invite consignments, and
wi 1 keep constantly on Iniiid a large and well
selected siipplv of tin bet Groceries, Liquors,
selected supply
cc ior sine in niuL.tiiu 'i i-.
We .j.tiHUy Usl: a continuance of the favors
so liberally lH.-tovjd upon our V':
S"B- i3"' ' ' '
II'
AVINO sold my interest in the bouse
of ROSS ik NEWELL. I take ereat i lea-
i sure in
customers, Messis KOSS t POW ER, as beiuj;
in every way wo. thy ol tl.eir patronage.
Au'ust 13lh, 1S4. A J. NEWELL.
. ni2 25, 1SG4
I tCl'l II llil lill 1 I. U I V III. V 14 lllbllll. NH
i .v ..... , ,i 4v;.....i un.i i
JEWELRY, MTCIIS. CLUCKS!
SILVER WARE.
y
TJST received n large stock of FINE GOLD
"... . ,..l1 . I T L..17 T' " UA 1.... .
tl fc. ai;0 tt jari,0 as!Qrtiiniiit ot
clock3 tnver Ware, Plated Ware and
FANCY GOODS.
A large stock of Materials to accommodate the
Trade. "Jewelry und Silver Ware made to older.
TJtsrcsxs cash:
THE 1IIGIIET.CASII PRICE PAID FOR
Old Gold and Silver!
jjgT'Ciisromers will please call and settle up
their accounts, as I wish to ,cloe my books as
soon as possible.
C. IT. IDUISETJ,
Opposite the Expio.es Ornc.
Maysville, Ky., August 25th, 1S64.
fc-S .
RAGS WANTED!
-(Ai w u LBS GOOD CLEAN COT
J.UU,UUU TON OR LIXEN RAGS, for
which 1 will pay the highest Market Pr.ce.
G.-W. LLATTERMAN,
j.1A
HALE AND FEME SEMINARY
rl'HE EIGHTH ANNUAL TERM of this
Ml Institution (embracing two Sessions of
i wenty Weeks each,) will commence on tne
First Monday in September.
CHARLhSM. MAY,
Mayalick, Ky., Sept. 1, 1S64. Principal.
TO THE PUBLIC!
ADAMS'
EXPRESS 1
OUR EXPRESS FOR CINCINNATI
during low water in carried on the fine
Steamers
HIGHLAND CHIEF
NANNIE BYERS.
Accommodating messengers will be found on
both boats. Bills aro closed as follows:
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 5
o'clock, P. M.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 9. SO
o'clock, A. M.
This rule is positive, and will be strictlv ad
hered to. ADAMS' EXIMSESS CO.
A.M. JANUARY & SON. Aoknts.
Maysville, August 4tb,lS6-i-tf
Maysville Marble Works!
H. G1LLM0RE,
3X ai'ket Street,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
RDER3 from Country solicited.
Persons desiring woik, by com
municating lLo same, will be promptly waited
upon. august 4th, . S04.J
.a.
To the Tas-Fayers of Ma
frriTT
to (J II UOunty,
TY an net of the (Jetierul Assembly it is made
IJ my duty, inunediately after the ls-t ofjune.
to
proceed with the Collection of tho public
l.evcnueas speedily as possible.
By tlio suine act
it is made my duty to report, nt the July, Sep
the July, Sep-
tetnber and Movcmber County Courts, tho
amount of taxes collected and pay the smiie over
to tho Auditor. 1 um authorized under said act
to uotifv the Tax-Payers by public notice tiucl
up ut tho Court hosiedoor, and in the ditTerent
I'recinctK or ditricts ot tho i'ounty, that on cer
tain duy between the lt ol'Oetober, an 1 the 15th
of Novcm'icr, I. or my deputies, will attend at
the place A hnl.lin clei tiou in such ditricls mid
-.w..;. ti....- , i, : ......i.-. .1..,..
t:.x-puyT t.. attend !! such days and pay the
Mime. It' tlii.- is not di-iie, after that dale they
will have to puy tlu sain1? at the t.'ourt liousc:
iivfcMt ljai;. ii I? mauv Ilia null U( lilt;
' T" ten pc'r Uiemnounl iled!
, Thus it will be -ee:i that it will be to the interest
I .... 1 I ... - : I . . i . i
; of the tax-payers to seo to it that the.r taxes are
,UJ, witi.i-i the time prescribed by law, as utter
t,ut time 1 shall invariably dd the ten per cent.
! in. i. li, iw i, 1 1 ,.; r l ,.,., tn
cilice.. Tiiis I thill! be compelled to do as I
MO
.hall have to advance the Ke venue due by such . jsmi .1T;n! k. fi'mllTTlPrPS for Vpsf
delinquents and enforce payment at once with OHKS, OdtlUS Ou WblHUertS lUf V e&L-
liie osts reiin luirso m hel 1". 15 v oa inu aLLeti -
i lion to the matter and proinptnes ,tnc tiling will
j work first rate. The people have t lie sumo time,
! as heretofore, within hich to p iy their tuxes
I The oily .hll'ci mc-.- beiiifr, thai they shall ' ve
i , 1... ..... t . i ' i . .
1 1 iu iiitiiiui n icn Lio;j 1 1 1 c 1 1 is.i , es aiio see to 1LS
: raj incut at the time.- and places Pt escribed
: p.ij mciu at llie time.- anJ places prescriDel, m-
stead of the old way vf having tbu Sheriff call
v.vbwi. li 1 1 1 . .3 , 1 1 1 v I J Vl IVK I VI 111 n I ka.us.
I . .. . . .. . '
Thu law is plain, simide, and to tho loint:aud 1
iu end to comply with its provisions aud enfe-rte
its cnaltie&, and this notice id given to call the
atleiitiou ot the people to it.bO thut no harm
may bo dune any one, in cjiiyeqnuncc of their
iguoraui-e of the law. Tbe time and pluee at J
which I, or my deputie., will attenJ iu the dif
ferent Precincts to receive t:.xes between the 1st
of October, and the ldtli of November; will be!
a iverlircJ by public notice blue ' up as icquned
by law. Iu tho mean time, let every one u y up
that can. when called upon between thisaudltul
li r.e, that u gooil ueeouiit or the prnipluea ot
the people oMhe couuty may bo reported to the
auditor at the July and September terms of our
Couit. Respectfully,
II. S. JEFiERSON, Sheriff Mason Co.
According to the above, tho Tax-Payers are
notified that HENRY S, JEFFERSON, Sheriff,
will attend at the follow ing places, ou the dajs
named, to receive their taxes:
At Mt. Gilead,14th and 15th days of Octobor.
At Preston's, 17th day of October.
At Helena, lit li day of October.
At Maysliek, lutn and Utb days of Oetooer.
At t-ardis, Ist and 2-ind days ol October.
11. S. JEFFERSON. S. M. C.
CHARLES E. TABB, Deputy, will attend at
the following places, ou the days named:
Orangeburg, 7th & Sth oi October, at W. II. Pol-
lil'i Stoic.-
Lewisburg, 11th and 12th of October, at Jno.
La row's Store.
Washington, 13th and 14th. ol'Oetober, at II. W.
Wood's Store.
Maysville, 15th aud 17th of October, ut tho
Clerk's OiScc.
PERRY JEFFERSON, Deputy, will attend at
the folk-wing places, on the days named:
Dover, 11th aud 12lh of October, at R. T. Evans'
Grocery.
Minerva, 13th
ana 14 tn ox Octo ocr, at Cant.
Whiiin's Store.
1 wl, lTil. ..r n ... T
eimuM lv wii, .vkuauui.u vi w ivwi, ubwuu.
Lloyd s fctore.
Washington, ISth and 19th of October, at Jno.
Thompson's Grocery.
Miiysviile, 20th aud lilst of October, at Thomas
Duulton's Stable.
August 11th, ltG4-tf
IMATIVITYHALL !
REV. F. M. GREGG, A. M., Rector.
MRS. LI. G. C ALDER, Principal.
nUE FIRST SESSION of this SCHOOL
L EOR vjIRLS, will open ou
MONDAY, SEPTIC BE It 5TII, I8G4.
Mbs. M. G. CALDER, the Principal, is a lady of
large experience and v.tried attainments, so that
the pupils uill enjoy erst class privileges. The
nraueliJs laulil emorace t aiming and Drawing;
Frenei.; Music, Instrumental aud Vocal. Par
ticular attention given to the common branches.
The new School builoiug is eligibly located on
Third Street, is easy of access iu all Seatons of
the yeiir, aud possesses tho modern improve
ments tor h ;:itii:g and vcuiiluting. '1 he lurni
lure f the School rooms is new aud excellent.
ii?"For terms and other partieulais. "Pdv to
F. M. GREGG.
Maysville, Ky , August 15th, lS'i4-tf
NEW CASU HARDWARE UOUSE!
SIGN OFJUG SAW.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Sanford's Straw Cutters
CASH! OWEKS & BAEKLEV.
Wavuvillw AnglS.1S64. Second Street.
Machine Oils.
LARD OTL and other kinds for Machinery,
Can be had at
SEATOX & BRODRICK'S
oug 4 Cor. 2nd Court Sts.
CLOTHING STOrXE!
Blum & Heckinger's
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
WE take pleasure in informing enr Patrons
and the public generally, that we have
just received, and aro continuing to receive, from
Ntw York, Baltimore and other Eastern
Ports, a full, lakok and varied stock cf
GENTLEMEN'S ItEADY-MADE
CLOTHING;
Of the very latest Eastern Styles.
Dress Coats
Business oats
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Vests,
Of all styles and descriptions, all of which we
will dispose cf at the iowest Eastern prices.
j We have paid the moet particular PEKSOXAL
. ,,....,,. . , r-..i. ...
A 1 AJ" 1 lu '
mrxnnfi i nin mill Aniatn
rnLnLli AIM 1 lAlLUrilUU
DEPARTMENT,
And have purchased only the MOST CHOICE
j and FASHIONABLE kinds and Styles. Hav
I ing made tuid EXTENSIVE ADDITION to this
j brunch of our busincw, wo have now the best
i FACILITIES to Manufacture to Order, at tl-e
; , . m ..wM-fc---,. 11 3 1
i iuiior.. or ce.eoraieu auu -
1 perieii;od Cutter, JKItltY J-'. YOUNG, will
! kMrint.r.n.l i)ib cetti-itr tin of all work in the
' 1
! h-nl Tailoring Line, by experienced work-
I Iliun ONLY. The Stock consists ol the huest
Foreigu and Domestic Cloths;
French and English Cashmeres;
ings.
Mr. YOUNG has also procured Genio's, C.
' Scotl's, Glencrosa' & West's latest Patern Sheets,
I '
Our Stock of
GEXTLEMEiYS FLRMSHIXG GOODS!
Comprises all appertaining to a Gentleman's
outfit, and is too numerous and varied 'o men
tion. The Geruine Patent
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Can be got at ou r Siore.
FOR THE FINEST AND LATEST STYLE
CALL AT THE MED CORNER.
A i CLL SUPPLY Of
Trunks,
Valises,
Carpet .Sacks,
Umbi'ellas, &;c.,
Always on hvnd.
ALL PURCHASERS WHO WISH TO
SAVE MONEY!
AND GET THE
LATEST STYLES !
WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
TO CALL AT TnE
RED CORNER STORE
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
FOR A FINE STYLISH
SPRING SUIT!
CALL AT
BLUM & HECKINGER'S
RED CORAER ;STORE!
Mayeville, Ky., March 81, 1S54T
AIULL1NS & HUNT'S
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
TH E SUBSCRIBERS, LONG ESTAB
LISHED in a large retail Dry Goods business
in Maysville, would call the attention of Coun
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex
tensive Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on a STKICTLY CASH PK1KCI
PLE. Tho many years of experience possessed by
our buyer, combined with a perfect knowledge of
the Kentucky trade, a thorough acquaintance
ship with all tho Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in the East, and the fact of nr pur
chases being made for "Cash," together -with i
firm determination to sell at a more commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that wo
cannot be undersold by any WESTERN JOB
BING HOUtE.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES;
as it will embrace a greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with in an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments alotted to
AND
1ST o t i o li & ,
Will be at all times especially attractive as par
ticular attention will be paid to them, and a
LARGE STOCK
Kept constantly on hand. We would impress
upon our friends that in sending lis orders they
may roly upon bavins them executed to the fnl
est extent of our ability.
MULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nil Street, Maysville, Ky.
Maysville, Ky.- Jan. S. 1 Si3.
LADIES,
YOU WILL FIND AT 1 HE
HARDWARE HOUSE, 2d Street,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES,
PLATED TABLE KNIVES.
PLATED DESSEKT KNIVES.
PLATED FOKKS& SPOONS.
PLATED NAPKIN KINGS,
BUTTER KNIVES,
CALL BELLS ite TABLE MATS,
Gutta I'ficlui KNIVES As FORKS,
BREAD A: FRUIT TRAYS,
WAI 1'EKS, Ac. Ac,
Lew for Car-b. OWENS tfc BARKLEY.
s uevices ana uenever s lciory,
Parsons.
Natural History of Secession, Goodwin.
Three months in the Southern States,
Lt. Col. Fkeemantlj;.
The last Times Seiss.
Private Miles O'Reilly, His Book,
Spectacles for Young Eyes, S. W.Lander.
The Ferry Boy and Financier a life of Secre
tary Chase.
LSt):-A new lot of WAT L PAPER and
OIL SHADES At KOGKIIS' IIooKstoro.
Maysville, Ky., May 0, lS6i.
C. Gallkhek, C. Nelson,
Late of Mason Co., Ky. Late of Mt. Sterling, Ky.
T. A. Matthews, of M aysville, Ky .
Merchants' Hotel,
(FOKJ1HKLY DENNISON MOUSE)
CALLEHER, NELSON & CO.,
Proprietors.
3Jif tla. Htroot, near IVXnija.
CINCINNATI, O.
Ji?" This house haviug been thoroughly reno
vated aud newly furnished, i now oi.en.
CiucinnutijO., May litth, lSG-l-3mo.
PKOSPECTUS
OF THE
MAYSVILLE FEMALE IMSTITDTE,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
THE NEXT SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF
JL. this ins-.itution will commence ou the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Under the direction of
Miss JANE H. PARK3EJ, as Principal.
The Institute oeeuuies a commanding situation
in an elevated portion of the city, and is well
adapted to the health and comfort of the pupils.
BOAIiOINt; DEPARTMENT.
The residence of the Principal, Soulh-East
corner of Third und Limestone Street::, will ac
commodate twenty-five young ladies. The rooms
are I irge and well ventilated. They are all
carpeted, and furnished with every articie of
furniture necessars- for comfort and convenience .
No pains or expense has been spared in rendsr
ing the house neat, comfortable and pleasant.
The domestic department will be under the im
mediate supervision and management of Mr.
JULIA A. PARKER, a lady ol large experience
and mature judgment.
Mks. M. L- CADY, will take charge of the
classes in Eiig'ish Composition aud Belles Lettres.
Miss ABLY S. i'ARKE, will assist in the In
struction of classes in the English department
TERMS.
Boarding per Session of twenty weeks, $T0 00
Tuition in Primary Department, ly 00
" " Junior 15 00
" li Middle & Sjnior Department, 20 00
. atinan l French iu connection with Eng
lish branches, . 20 00
Instrumental Music, o.i 00
Use ot Instrument, 5 00
?A1I bills for one-half of the Session arc
due in advance, lt is desirable they should be
paid at the opening of the Session, uuless special
airangements are made to the contrary.
Communications for admission of pupils may
be addressed to thj Principal,
Ml-b J. R. PARKE,
aug IS, 1551 lm Mavbville, Kr.
MAYSVILLE IJTIRMI INSTITtlE !
MALL! 13 li! 1 V 1 i TMENT.
rpH nest Session of this Institution will eom
1 menee on he FIRST MONDAY O F SEP
TEMBER, NEXT, and coutinue Twenty weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition in Primary & Jm.iur Department 15 00
" Middle Senior " $20 00
E5TA limited nuinber of pnpilscan be accom
modated with board u the lamily of the Prin
cipal. M. 11. SMITH,
Maysville, Aug 13, '64. Principal.
" WITH
W.M.- Ui BOAL.,
II!
3NTo. 132
nesi oecona isircti, tetween Mace ds Jum Aireew,
CINCINNATI, O.
TT7H-L Attend to the Sale of all kinds o"
v T PEODUCE, and make immediate Returns
lrders for any descrioticn of Groceries prompt
ly filled.
REFERS UY PEKJtlSSIOM TO (
John A. Kobinson, E-q., Gallipolis, O.'
A. W. Bdskirk, Esq., Portsmouth, O.
Hon. L. T. Moore, CatlctUsburg, Ky.'
Capt. W. IIofbheli., " "
Jno. N. Richardson, Esq., "
D. D. Geioer. EBq., " "
Hugh. Means, Esq., Ashland, Ky.
Wm. T. icholls. Esq., Ashland, Ky.'
Wai. L. Geioek, Esq.. Ashland, Ky.
Geo. Wests, Esq., Greenupsburg, Ky.
E. J.Hockaday, Esq., "
Louis 1. Koss, Esq., " 11
Capt. Z. Shirley, Louisville, Ky.
How. Thos. E. JJraulett, Frankfort, Ky."
SVVill make liberal advanc on Consiflf r;'
ments of Tj-oduce. mar 3,lSG4-6m
M. THOMPSON, .
Umbrella, Parasol,
AND
WALKING CAN E
MANUFACTORY,
BTo. 167 Main Street, bet. 4th & 5th
CINCINNATI, 0.
Zd8 Repairing promptly attended to. mar8
DUHME & CO.
SW Cor. 4lh and Waluut Streets'
CINCINNATI, O.
S4" anufac tnreirsV
Retail & Wholesale Dealers in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
JEWELRY & SILVER WAKE.
THEY Keep on hand a large stock of Cheap
Watebes, Jobbing Material, Speetacles, c,
for the Trade.
CSTOld Gold and Silver bought for Cash,
mareh 3, 1804 ly
A SURE CURE.
TVKRY BODY IS BEING CURED OF THIS
J.li distressing disease by the use of
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEfiY.
Read what those say who have used it:
Mr. Charles W. Landram, of Louisville, and
J. P. Hazarde, Cincinnati, O., were jboth-cured .
after using one pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile
Remedy. They ay they have tried every thing
but could obtain no relief, but one Pot of Strick
land's Pile Remedy affected a perfect cure after
suffering for many years with the worst kind of
Piles. They recommend every one who is suf
fering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists, 50 cents per pot. Manu-
factured at No. 6 East Fourth Btreet, Cincinnati,'
Ohio. Ask for ...
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.
General epot: No. 6 East Fourth street, Cin
cinnati. Oho.
For sale by SEATON & BRODRICK, Corner
2nd fe Court Sts., Maysville. june 2, '64-ly
NEW BOOKS?
SEVEN Stories, bv Ik Marvel, $1 75
Speke's Jocruaf of the discoveiy of the
source of the Nile, 8 75,
Life of Charles the Bold, Kirk, 6 00,
Nepenthe, 1 50.
Caxtoniana, 1 M.
Friends in Council, 2 00
Old Helmet, 2 50.
Husks. . ... 1 CO.
Haunted Heart by Author of Lamplighter, 1 50
Darkness and Daylight- by author of Tem
pest and Sunshine, 1 50
Habits ol Good Society, 1 50.
Claudiue, 75
Handbook of the New Testament MoWharton.,
Se'.f-Sacriliee $1 50.
Bishop Hopkins on Slavery, 1 60
Histoi y of President Lincoln's Administra- ,
t on, by II. J. Raymond, 1 50.
Tho Bridal Eve, Southworth, 1 50:
Family Pride, by tho author of Pique, 1 50.
Woodimrii, by "Rosa," 1 50
From Cape Cod to Dixie, by Mackie, 1 65
The above, with many other good books, re
ceived and for sale by -
G. W. BLATTERMAN,
July 7, 1S64. Second Street.
"LOOK HERE!
THE NEW
Boot & Shoe S tore!!
SECOND STREET,
(In the House formeily occupied Cuasv White.)
MAYSVILLE, KY.
np HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY.
I solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Ma a
sville aud surrounding Counties. .:
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's Congresaand Side Luce Gaiters..
Lasting, Kid aud Morocco Paliuorals of tne
best quality and latest style.
Gent's Fine Boots, Balmorals, Congress Boots,'
Oxford Ties und Brogans of the latest style.
LADIES' A?:D GENT'S BOOTS and SH'FS
MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND WARRANTED.
H'o have also a good assortment cf LEATHER
AND FINDINGS which, we will Bell at tha
LOWEST CAS II PRICES.
Mr. CiIAS. WHITE, will bo ready to wait is
his old lricnds and customers at all timea-
JS. A. WALLIXGFOBD & CO.
Maysville, Ky., June 1C, 1364.
o
A KUM Choice
hand
prepared aiwav8 on
A. MADDOX
Save Your Pickles.
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BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, in
Stoic and for sale by . - ...
5. r . fc U. 11.. TUOMAS.
svills. K y., August IS, loGi-Sm
UUY MATCHES THIS JUONTI1 I
"VT.EXT MONTH von will have to pay a'
1 HEAVY TAX on them. W have the
best brand, "Gates."-. .
aug. 25, 186i. SEATON & BRODRICK. .
F OK S ALE!
MAYSVILLE
SOAP & CANDLE FACTORY,'
CHEAP FOR CASH I
TnE ISOAP & CANDLE FACTORY, . on '.
Third Street, (opposite Phister'a Lumber
Yard) together with Candle Machines, Boileia,
Kettles. Steaming Tubs, fc.
Tbe Building is Fire-proof and well adapted
for tne Manufacture of Soap and Candle. The,,
whole will be sold at a bargain. Fop further'
particular apply to JAMES SMITH,-
aug 25. 1364. AlayBvillKy.
GEGCER Si COMMISSION MESCHAM