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ID EMOVAL--JOS. MENNE, CABINET MAKER Ia AND UEDERTAKER, respectfully announces his friends and the public that he has removed from his old stand, on St. Francis-st. to the large and extensive rooms the TattersaIls Stables, Conception st.. opposite the Public Square, where he will always be found when not absent profess sional business. He 's prepared to furnish Cofins and attend funerals nt s low rates as any other establishment in the |, and he will also attend to all kinds of Jobbing in the Cabinet line. and war rants them to correspond with the imes Grateful for all past iav0rs he solicts continuance of the sime

 N. B.-He is also prepared furnish Hacks at any hour, the most reasonable terms. febl4 65Kw

 a& RUNAWAY Sunday last, from the

 "A employ of Mir. Del Banco, on the Dauphrn

 M street road, negro man HARRY, about 45 A, years of age. His hair and beard getting grey, and has high forehead. He is a shoemaker by trade, and is quite smooth spoken and plausible Was dressed when last seen in long summer coat. mixed pants, good deal worn, and black hat, and walked with sI, k, and speaks in drawing coun- try way. Harry and his wife were brought from Tennessee about fourteen months ago, taking water at Selma. He may attempt to get hack some boat. All persons are warned against employing or harboring said negro.

 . CebI3 C. A. STUART,