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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-01-17
New Sporting and AgricuI-
fuPa1 Publications

DEAR SfR,-Mr. Porter, editor and proprietor Of
the New York esprit Of the Times" the only
newspaper dedicated to Sporting, published here,
having refused to give our prospectus place in
that paper, or even short notice as common adj
vertisement, although rendered payment; we are,
in consequence, constrained TO issue a circular,
one of which we have taken the liberty Of for
warding to you, and solicit your patronage and
that Of your friends
CADWALLADER r. GOLDEN & co.
Office No. los Fulton Street, New York.
February 25th, 1889.
To all SpOrtsmen and Supporters of tie
Turf, Breeders Of Blood Horses, of In
proUed Cattle and Sheep, Planters,
Farmers, AgricuIturists, and the public
IN OenernL
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Draft drawn
IN by the subscriber upon John Fl. Graham, of
New-0rleans, in favor of John .4lstoa, for the sum
of eight hundred and bsirtytree dollars and Htrt
three cents, dated LIST September 1886, and due LIST
January 1899, will not Re paid by me unless COM
PEELED by law. The consideration for which said
Draft was given having wholly failed.-June LIST,
1839.-52n
ISAAC RARRETT
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August 5, 1899.
Ordered by the board, that the committee
on finance, requested at the last meeting
hereof to call upon William G. Raspberry,
late assessor and collector, and procure from
him a statement of such surplus of real es-
tate tax sales as may be yet in his hands,
have further time granted them to report.
On motion of Andrew Glib, it was Re
soEred, That the committee on streets, be
requested to report TO the next meeting OF
this board. the best ways and means to be
devised, for constructing forthwith a new
and substantial bridge across the bayou, on
Main street, and the probable cost thereof.
Messrs. Hahn and Harrison's account
against the corporation for services and ma
terials in repairing Broadway, was on mo-
ton, allowed.
On motion of Richard NJ VIM, it was
ResolUed, That this board do now adjourn
to meet again on Wednesday next the 18th
inst, at o'clock, P. NJ
@. D. GIBBS, President.
Test,
F. w. QuAcKENBoss, Clerk, pro tenn.
Sept. -. l0-6t
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All of which will be sold on the most rea
gonable terms for cash only.
Al. S. PERKINS.
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a SITUATION WANTED.

a young man of good character and steady
q business habits, is DESTROYS of procuring
situation as overseer; he has been engaged in
that business for long time, and has given uni
versal satisfaction. For further particulars en-
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M M rs
OMce sl South sirrrt

he inform intending send fer their
1890 that Mr. the firm Their, and viii
Liverpool during the spring and summer Cor the pr
Of seeing all the whose have bcc~ engaged
rw.rdes with despatch hy Of the ships ohe above
paid with prompness Orders from all parts Of the country
be yunetu lily attended and such attention will be given
the above adv for the emgran
rantee the further patronage Of those who viii favor the
sgned with their ordcrs-and In all where the
do not embark the passage money will be refunded the
rca from whom il ym originally rsesived For further par
HERMAN kEENAN,s south-st.
d. Mr. Herlman will astend 10 any agency which may he
rusted 10 his daring his stay IN Europe.
addition to drafts given ens throughout
different parts Of England ireland and Scotland, who
facility 10 the emigr1nt whose be engaged by
here they be furnished with dra small
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CARL KING,

CARL KING,
THE well known and celebrated FIRST PREMIUM La
L DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TUNER to her Msdsty the Queen Of England respectfully
bcgs leave to to the Ladies OF New York that
opened his splendid establishment
No. SO CANAL STREET,
lin connection with his Others, 18th assortment Of
TUSCAN STRAW HATS AND FASHIONABLE MIL
lNERf such have anv
similar establ isl uxnt in the city.
The STRAW department conducted, usual By himself
with great attention. and the MILLINERY department
der the supervision or the most
san Dung ladies' His PARIS RIBBONS and Artificial
FLOWERS are Of the Of fashion. and the
most APPROX ed msnuia turers on the continent
lie respectfully invites the ladies TO ho him with
No 50 Canal street. and i7i Division
Whoesaie w ar.house 81 NASSAU street n. Y. apps 3m
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GRANITE HOUSE.

,,. ,LITTLETON, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
THE subscrber has taken the Granite House. erectsd the
past season ard ready :. accommodate the trsvellrs
public IN az good style house IN the eountr Ihe
houss well located N the pleasant village Of Jeton, on
the banks OF the Ammenoosue river The spacious
ssd well FURNISHED Fersons stopping Ibis house can Dc
cmwodas ed with eonseyanees 10 the White Meuntase Hs
verhiI Montpelier, md Buriins,os At time il TIE ds
nystm' HENRY THOMAS.
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No. DOCTOR GLOVERis consulted as usual at I'M
>& Office. His practical experience, and his
sY chemical experiments have enabled him to INTRODUCES
into his practice several articles which
prompt in curing those diseases to which he aevotes
his attention.
Dr. g. apprises strangers that he has received regular med
sacafon and has devoted hs attention for the last
years select branch of his profession His office No.
Ann Private entrance, third door from the Museum
through an entry with lamp at the office door.
NJ BThe Doctor keep general assortment OF Trusses
and Suspensory Bandages which adjusted and applied
abovs.
SHs celebrated Elixir may be had at his Prize,
dollar. Jew
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To sail from New York on ssth and Liverpool the
- FROM NEW YORK.
Shin 0ARRICK. Captain A. g. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIU g. C aptan John Collins, 18th March.
6IDDONS, Captain NJ B. Palmer 25th April
6HERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 26th May
FROM LIVERPOOL
Ship SIDDONS Captain N. b. Palmer, 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain F. A. Depeyster, 18th March
GARRlCK, Captain A. 8. Palmer, 18th April.
ROSCIUs, Captain John c, llins, 18th May.
These ships all of the first class upwards OF 1000 tons
built in city Of New York, with such improvements az
combn. great speed with comfort for
Every has been taken the arrangement Of their
medsons The price Of hence S49 Tor whicn
ample stores including Wines &e ral be provided Tness
every exertion to give general satisfaction. 49,
Neither the captains of ships will be respon
able for letters parcels packages sent BY them unless
regular bills of ading signed therefor
The ships Of this line will hereafter armed and their Pc
cuar gives them security not possessed by any
other but vessels For freight passage, apply
VIM JAS. BROWN& CO. Liverpool .,u,.
heet per and newspapers cent each lo
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DIR. LEVETT, DENTIST.

zW bhOADW Af, entrance In warren street,
w ILL feel much showing how his plan insert
w ing Teeth ON the principle Of ATMOSPHERIC PRES
results from il application A. Dr. has nothing abo1,
- From the Sunday Morning Atlas ef April 70, Is4O1
From long personal acquaintance with the practice ex
perence OF Mr. levett, Dentist Iday
mend his amcs principle, by him
tistry.
8 o'clock afternoon. = apa0 Iminss
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ID z I'll O r N T.

u Il II u IL N T.
CONTINUES to be consulted con6dentalIy at his Office
No 204 Fulton street between Greenwich and Broad
ing legally bred the Mecs profession the city Of Lon
Tor as for the last the city Of New ork
ce from being general b.. confines to particular branch o
medicine which his profound attention His expert
enes graths success tonishiug He cautions the
ally mercurared out Of life affections are, without
sxnsulsmd n few See y9nr cases er.diSa-
Married persons and about 10 be married.
sacnd be paruarly cautions Of those affections what
dreadful nIsritance e transmit to yostsrity"
aiesd with protrscted and dePorabe need
residence of years New city has
rsspeetability and skill a offers to his patrons
the evening
. Snn.rum ineurata pudor mahs ricerc ceia"-HoraceS
lteh Epi-t.
handed in. '
PsPerons at Assistance writing their and enclosing
a lee VIII have the remedy sent to order N.Y. SIM
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No. 4 PECK SLIP ,

nOCTOR CAHrkNTER contfnu-s usual 70 dsyets hn
~ entire pssona sttenss to the trestment Of AN defeats
- privst, dseases
charlaans with which shs ei<g
consequence Of the asy ofcur laws regulating th
sn,ca proesson respectfully solicited 20 call al his et
established DispensarY No Peek alp where hoo~sas
have been made 70 roiss At happy deh,ersnce from ss
manifold diseases.
10 strsnssrs DR. Carpenter her leave 10 add that D.
native and 0s The manor koru; he graduate OF Unios
College, and received his dPlows in this cy tca,ms no r. ys
honors lcentiate Of the New York State Medical sc
set ana has had psary thirty years practice esperiet
ths city and shat most impstsn he speedily Asd eH
tualfy his yatlents.
@ separate ofsces and entrances Cor he privacy q r.
hsnI who IN contact Charges reasonaoss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

NEW ATTRACTioN-CAsTI.E POINT HOUSE, Ho
~ hoken.-The proprietors OF the Manson House and
grounds, the residence OF the late Col Stevens at Castle
Point Hobckeu have concluded 70 cp,n the for the
commodaon OF vssrs under the of the Castle Point
House These ground. elevated upwards Of 100 above
the level OF the They beautifully onaented with
directions, Of The house sit
cited but short distance fros the rry landng, and
prosehed BY shaded wsks which parallel with the tsr
Fields.
The view the Castle Point House. Of the spen.
did description The Bay and Harbor New York,
Nth is shpus Islands. and sdseen, village spread out
ks before the Of the spectator ON the morrill, the
HUDSON visible for miles until vanishes IN the high
lands in that direction; and the the palisades
the heights of Wsehawk and Bergen. The view the south
addition 10 the harbor full view The Mar
rows, the Quarantine Grounds. NC.
magnificent prosPec be reached and enjoyed by Vi
ssterr from the city Of New York. by Of the
which ply regularly from the foot Of Bare Canal and Chris
topher streets, in from thirty 70 forty minutes.
In other Of the world safely be asserted
rich treat be obtained at little of tins and
The house will be provided with refreshments suited
season. and pains will be spared 10 render it, place OF
general resort, unrivalled.
Heboken, May, 1870. myIsIm.
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NOTICE
TO MERCHANTS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
You are respect requested the sxprrd IL
ssnsss Of yosrr p sssss, Without delay Com
unless examines and approved of he Hoard o hi,
Secretary Such adopted order TO ae;i;,as h.,
siness and disputes which otherwise will arise
We are respectfully,
VIM. >. CLARK. omm'r in behalf of the Board
JOSEPH sPlNNEY, Jr.- Secretary.
f"~'wssi o""rs ofPots Office t57 South street my7 aw
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sling from New ycrt on Me isA. and fro~ Liverpool
,I~.ryis-rh. uNiTED STATES. cspt J. osshsr. v
arch is-ihs yiRcINIAN, Capt Lewis Hiuma.
IT. s4kEhIhkS& 2 Sff' ,sssscY
ssrs i ,-rs sffFfHEN wITH ny, leo toni.
nil The UNITED STATES, $50 tons.
lay The VfR0fNIAN, sso tons.
qualities and Of the above shqs and the
be- tor Of their eommanders well known Every
viii - made 10 promote the comfort 81 passengers and We
rests oi-I.rs,,r. The pres 10 L',srpoS IN as
II ofsvsry description THE will notbe responsible
letter parcel package sent BY the above hps for
rh bal Of sdne not taksn. Fer freight Of passage
sANps TURNER, FoxkCo,m
stv RObENT KERMIT. "a south street
nEff zSAs 81 kANsR A KEW fEeL AN
passsse iren tn. dssreni ports Al reduced rates,
ot.s.sa Es. attention, ss ssily and i.torns,isn vii
parts of Emope and in Liverpool by Mr. Hsrlman ONE
srm being now on the spot 70 fcndto hose
snssssdby their friends here, 70 pr.v.s asisy too
,srs viii be rvarisd ana p~s.ss.. can n. ...,r,s IN
rpoci hy The rssesr p~sher sailing on *. Yet, TN IsS
don, on the s o,h and 10Th ef rseh sasL ~
'' ''''''''' q sS'si ssiFiyAs scum
Dram. San BE- obtained sor srr. er .ms .r, =.
= eove. kiY
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These ships point Of egance orcemor
their cabin in their fast sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade.
The CON manders well known Of character and
will always be paid
the comfort and Puneua-
w. regards the day of sailing, will be observed here
kofore.
The price passage fixed $780, for which
stores will be provided with
reception and liquors, which will be furnished BY the
Stewards, If required. ....
Neither the captains these ships will respon-
letters, parcels packages them unless regu-
bills Of lading signed therefor For freight passage
(pply to ,r,,,, 20
GGoRP9MYtERHs a az GGr 81 South street New York
larry and to Barring. BROTHERS X Go. Liver
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the st 10Th, and soth Of evsry t ~ ;t
III suc eeed each other in the which they named
sslng nunc py from York and Portsmouth ON the st
2 London the 7h, i7t and Hth oil every
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s@ewa ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS

MRE0 ASTONISHING CHEAP SPRING GOODS
- y Look at ths-our motto Cheap for G ssh these
hard tine600 of the handsomest Boots
yet offered to the public with steel and bass plates
ne res from to 50 pair French Calf Boots to 81
% ne best gents Quarter Boots and high walking Shoes
e pest KIND mems boys and childrens fine boots and
ohrr h walking SHOES; slips black green, and all
s and sps hest and cheapest in the city;
sooa s.out eoos LOT hr.nen watcben, mkme and water
e" from zo sS the best
1 lanai street corner Hudson 2o where ysu will sec
the handsoRts cheapest
au23- Inn
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n WIN. BROWNIES Chsthzrn street, opposite RoseveA
- street has the largest assortment of summer Hats o.
establishment IN this city which viii be sold wholesale and
retail II the lowest prices Also general assortment Of Cloth
style OF boys Hats just received fror Paris full trimmed
beautiful article enteens Hats Of qualities
~ and 81 inr,sr sold fcr those prices Economy
durability and fashion combined n truly
h~ wished for IN times ihe these sr9s s~'
"A ONE PRICE, HAT sToRE-THEoDoRE CLARK
- Of Chatham and Pearl Streets stsr many years
experience IN business and AFTER repeated and untrng efforts
10 attain the object confidently bess,nx that he has AZ length
succeeded w manufacturing article which cannot fail 70 win
Tho article to which the attention Of the public
pscisy invited - Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured, that cor beauty, chesu
durability and comfort cannst be surpassed in the cty
New fork In addition the usual variety Of Hats and Gaps
he ,;e tsss OF hsns ,s Hs, NY .Srecr
Hat Cor has given 20 customers the
unqualified Satisfaction. Justice 20 his friends well
hms nskes proper him IN say that he sells fcr cash
the csses SUSTAINED bad viii have 10 be
slA.stabshes stand, The asking price always the
sellirs price apii am
"a LATEST STRING FAsHlQNs.-LEGAY 4 Oh
respectfully inform their friends and the public they
their essbshent, lately opened under Howard Hotel
omplee sssorte nj Of the most fashionable Hats, being the
Gen,smsn can ss furpi.hed with most splendid a.ce Of
either Beaver sin Moskn, which svng had experience,
N compare With am 10 BE- had w the city.
Hats made 10 erxler a the shortest notice.
Besng hernners and wishing share Of pnhlc ratren
xe veil a. cssr estsbshments all fsvors viii Ne NEST
Fi.sse cali sndjaSse for yoar.elve. apq7 imis'
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These ships all Of the fst Glass; about 700 tons buren
commanded by experienced naygaors Great has
been made Of in the selection of furniture beds &C. and
sdu and children half price without or liquors Of
description Neither the capains Of the above
packets will be reponsb for letters parcels packages
them unless regular bills OF sdng signed here
A"'' GRINNELL, MINTURN GO. 1874 Front st. or TO
JOHN GRISWOLD. 10 South street, New York
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s h8k OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MI 40 b.I.n.s, .sS R.1,.
wsSSunN-x-zSE~tsn Canal. by Stssm.--Ths hs~ve
VENUS loading at Pier No. q East Rive. and win
have immediate despatch.
mrfs WM. u. THOMSON. south 81
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ATwOOD's PATENT SUMMER BAKER

This article surpasses every thing the way Of cooking
which has been heretofore be
with ant hraciie coal with equal facility, thereby saving
East the expense 70 fuel II has been ia Use in
Troy for and highly Recommended BY all The
suitable for family of from twelve
sold dollars which would be saved in fuel in
short aud for sale wholesale and
tailby -
FISK DENIsON, Iis Fulton ST.
N B. More than ahundred ce6cstes of utility from per.
who have it Troy and this city
store. my5 I'm
BASEMENT TO LET-A convenient and weIl-lighted
basement to let under the Granite Buildings OF
Broadway and Chambers street From its aud
situation Il Is desirable stand for busness
will be let at a moderate rent. Amply Al
MARSHALL e. sLOCUM's
Drug and Chemical Store,
myls 81 f3 Broadway . corner G Chambers 1t.
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SS1N FOR FREIGHT OR CuARTER-Tbs fact
\ railing copper fastened and eoppsrrd Danish brig
k,ADFf A tsDs barrels, ready FOR Apply 70
MAJ n 4 C6LLINs co - South 81
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BANk-The steamboat OSIRIS. Captain
$1,000 lls're will as follows, from foot of Mar
krt street. East River
Les.e New Work every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur.dsy.
asd FRIDAY. at O'Clock. A. NJ On Saturday, at O'Clock,
L.sv. Shrewsbury every Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday
and Friday, at o'clock NJ On Monday at O'Clock, A. NJ
The boat will above until further notice deemed
prudent the safety of the vessel and
STAGES will be readiness
part the coury the arrival e the beat Red Bssh
Wis
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cry were over committee of conference with the other
banks then appoinedas follows James g. King John
A. Stevens IS. Robins Simeon DraperJr and j. Mccall
The result of this conference the issue by the Nor
ris Canal and Bank of 81 1000 900 sterling bswhch
were endorsed by the Bank of America and other banks
shat issued them In these operations Prime Ward KING
were the agents for distributing the relief by the
United States Bank That institution made handsome
profit and reev ed no body but the immediate agents IN
the affair It repetition in another form OF the trans
action of 1884; Prime, Ward and King received the ut
mate benefit Of the whole transaction, and the United
States Bank large profit. The New York Merchants
have since been repeatedly revied for not being exceed
ingly grateful to both parties
Subsequent to this when the London agency oil the u
s. Bank removed from the house of Barring Brothers.
that began their struggle to effect rivalry on
this side to the u s. Bank That concern through Mr.
Jaudon in London and its connection with the state Vi
was making rapid strides towards monopo
y of the sale of American stocks in Londou ms lea 70
the idea Of making their New York agents the instruments
Of obtaining the ascendancy in New YORK winch the
bank possessed in Pennsy vania with view 10 push the
state agance and then control the sale OF the
stocks The progress they have made in TINS design APP
parent from the following facts From 1925 to 1888
loans were made on behalf of the canal commissioners
since that time the following loans have been taken =;
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Total. Sc, 100000
Proposals out for 81 100000 and works in
progress which will the state $500OOO00 all to go
through the hands This has been the result Of the
political influence exercised by that clique the affairs
of this state One of the most expensive projects, that Of
the enlargement of the Erie Canal believe the pub
lie pretty we'll convinced of the folly Of Pennsylvania
after being pushed the verge of bankruptcy has at last
partially adrift from the bank will be well fNew
York cuts adr from this malign influence before she be-
: comes more seriously involved.
The same influence which this London house, through
their brokering agents. New York. they have
already sought to extend to the Federal Government
They have hitherto negotiated loans for the different
States, as follows