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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-24
JAS. HI. CULLEN & Co.
Commission, Receiving, Forwarding
PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
LOWER LANDING

SOW5N SEAEI0u9ISO
YaZOO City, Miss.
WOULD most respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have, and
will keep constantly on hand, all articles ne
cessary for Plantation use, together with a
complete assortment of PRODUCE AND GRO
CERIES, which they offer low for CASH or
COTTON; Of which, the following is part, Wis
Havana and Rio Coffee,
Old and new Brown Sugar,
New Bedford sperm and composition Candles,
No. and 2, Boston Soap,
Morgan's Premium, Missouri and common
Tobacco,
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Mess and Prime Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Whiskey, Rice, Potatoes and Onions,
Molasses, w. w. and Cider Vinegar,
Black Pepper and Allspice,
Powder, Shot, and Nails, assorted,
Winter-strained Sperm Oil.
Negro Shoes. Clothing and Socks,
Well Buckets, Tubs and Buckets,
Tin and Queensware, assorted,
Demiiohns, do.
Canon, Light Grown and Florida Cigars,
Persons wishing to purchase, would no
lose anything TO call and examine their stool
before ;hey make their selections elsewhere
Yazoo CITY, Dec. 10, 1841. 22-H
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YaEOO City WING and Political Register
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
9Y D. a. 9TGVGN9D
(CITV nDINnNED
GETTY PRINTER


On Main Street, opposite ". b. Hamer's, IN
ne north end Of he ".Nanchester Hail."
MS.-The WHIa will be furnished to sub
scribers at s. 40 per annum in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate Of
81 % per square for the first insertion, and so cents
tor each week thereafter-ten lines or less, con
shutting square. The number o t insertions re-
CURED, mus be marked on the margin of the man
uscript, or they will be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from dis
dance, must be accompanied with the CASH, or
good reference in town. Announcing candidates
tor , H. will be $40 for county offices, $40 for
state Dices-in advance.
~ advertisements of personal nature will be
chag'd double price, and payment required in
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
500. No contract taken for less than one year
md payable half yearly in advance.
The privilege of annual advertisers is limited to
their own immediate business; and all advertise
ments for the benefit of other persons, sent in by
them must be paid for by the square.
Professional Advertisements.
'FOr 10 lines or less, not alterabe, months, $40
4" 10 do do do s do. 90
" 10 do do do ID do 80
GAS the above rates are the same as those
established in Natchez, Vcksburg, Jackson
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no de.
duction will be made from them in any case
whatever.
frTALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
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CHANCERY NOTTCE.

Superior Court Of ChGncery, dag. Rules
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. 184l.
The President Directors and company OF
Planters Bank of the State of Mississippi,
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NOTICE.

TNHE business of the late firm of SwART-
Il WON'T, FORD & CO., has been placed
in the hands of the undersigned for settle
ment-it is hoped that those indebted will
settle without cost Those having business
with ]. J. Swartwout will also apply TO
@. d. GIBBS.
Yaznn City. Sent II. lS4l lO-l4t
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NOTICE.

n FILTERS Of administration having been
II granted at the October Term, lS4l, OF
the Probate Court of Yazoo county, to the
undersigned, on the estate of A. G. Harrison,
dec'd-Notce IS hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment; and those persons having claims
against the same, are requested to present
them, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. JAMES BlLES, Admr.
Decemher 10. 1871. 22-6t
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YAXOO CITY:

1~NOTICEI-Herca the payment
* for ALL Advertisements Will De
due after the first inSertiOn-thOse from
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Simon Hageman ct al.


WTPON opening the matters Of this Bill land
u it appearing that the defendants Mary
Bishop g. Mary Hageman are not inhabitants
this State, but reside beyond the limits OF
thereof. so that the ordinary process OF this
Court cannot be executed on them,--lt IS
therefore ordered. that unless they be and
appear before the Chancellor at the Court
Room in Jackson, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead, answer or demur
to said Bill, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as TO them, and
such order and decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just
And it is further ordered, that copy Of
this order be inserted in the "Yazoo City
Whgr once week for two months success
! sively. ,,
Test, X. l.. DIAON, ClK'
By VIM. Il. Fountain, d. g.
James r. Clark, p. Q.
n. 1871 (pr foo q ny l6-3t.
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M. 3. MAMER & co.
lYAzOO CITY.

II DO CITY.
L. WE charge nothing for Dray
tIS age on Cotton stored with
US for shipment to our New Orleans house,
(Buckner, Stanton g. Coz and will supply
Bagging and Rope at prices corresponding
with the price of the article in the New
Orleans market.
M. B. H. g. Co.
Yazoo CITY. October ~. lS4I. IT,
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SPOFFORD. TlLESTON & co.

Commission Merchants,
NEW YORK.
"ILL make liberal advances on Con-
w signments of Cotton TO their address
and if required will hold cotton, at times
when the Market is depressed, and, from
our long experience in business we feel con-
hdent that we can give entire satisfa ction to
those who favor us with consignments.
Refer to-BAlLEY 81 CALDWELL,
YAZOO CITY.
October LIST, 1S4l. l4-tt
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

10 the SenGte ana rouse % hepTGSeHUttOeS ~
the United States:
In coming together, fellow citizens, to en-
ter again upon the discharge of the duties
with which the People have charged US, sew
orally, we find great occasion to rejoice in
the general prosperity of the country. We
are in the enjoyment of all the blessings Of
civil and religious liberty, with uneXampled
means ofeducation, knowledge and improve
ment. Through the year which is now
drawing to a close, peace has been in our
i borders, and plenty in our habitations; and
although disease has visited some few por-
tons of the land with distress and mortality,
vet in general the health Of the People has
been preserved, and we are called upon, by
, the highest obligations of duty, to renew oul
) thanks and our devotion to our Heavenly
I Parent. who has continued to vouchsafe t.
> us the eminent blessings which surround us
: and who has so signally crowned the yea
with his goodness. If we find ourselves in
creasing, beyond example in numbers, il
strength, in wealth, in knowledge, in ever,
thing which promotes human and social hap
piness. let us ever remember our dependenc
e for all these, on the protection and mercifu
y dispensations of Divine Providence.
e Since your last adjournment, Alexande
!. Mcleod, British subject, who was indict
n ed for the murder of an American citizer
10 and whose case has been the subject of
Is correspondence heretofore communicated I
T. you, has been acquitted by the verdict off
A. impartial and intelligent jury, and has, III
- der the judgment of the court, been regula
ly discharged.
Great Britain having made known to tn
IT, Government that the expedition which W
fitted out from Canada for the destruction
= the steamboat Caroline, in the winter of 1873
and which resulted in the destruction ofsa
boat, and in the death of an American c
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BY VIM, I. Fountain, D. o
James r. Clark, P. Q.
Oct. %, lS4l. pr fee $l5) l5-9t.
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For President of the United states in 1914,
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.

We this week lay before our readers the
Presidents Message entire, although it ne
cessarily excludes from our pages many ar
tces prepared for to-day's paper, and which
ought to have expressly made their appearance
at this time; but, editorial articles, miscella-
neous paragraphs, and even advertisements
must, with most country papers, be omitted
to make room for the all engrossing docu-
ment emanating annually from the pen OF
President. To divide the Message and pub
lish it in two numbers, does, in great meas
ure. destroy the interest Of the whole, we
therefore give it entire at once. Comment
ing on the Message, at present, we deem
unnecessary, as each of our readers will form
an opinion regarding the measures held forth
and recommended by the President. Our
own opinion on some of these measures will
be given when we are not pressed for time
as at present.
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NOTICE.

n have removed my Law OFFICE to the In
surance Buildings on Jefferson Street
nearly opposite the residence of Capt. Kim
bell, where | will always be found AS usual
except when absent on Professional business
F. w. QUACKENBOSS
Yazoo CITY, Aug. 6, I84l. Att.
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u Netice.-The Proprietor Waverey Line returns his
thanks the public for the liberal patronage they
wards him .m the the Havpg
his low have resulted
profits he induced render the fare
accordingly gives notice that from and this will
be 81 cents or Waverey Like ticket No other tickets will
ceyed.
Sixpence will be received the Night Line aad also from
NiblsS Garden extra charge su4 3v GEO. w. HoMAN.
y An agreeable and healthy Recreation in the
AfsernoonNo pasaner be made
ms season OF the than by taking Hob9ken and walk
along the shady and picturesque banks OF
AS an additional nducement generally admitted that
the akS and beautiful
than Access rendered from different ofe by
the Barclay Christopher Ferries, the Boat which
been comfortably rhtted In the the Canal
Ferry O'Clock from Hobokea y0
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Walden Pell. Auctioneer.
RH ID. 4. 81 w. PEEE 81 90.


WEDNESDAY, Aug -.
Al Of IL o'clock front of the stof"
reremplory Brsndyli0 k pipe. Oard, Dupny 20
Brandy, vintage sill. entitled TO debeuturc.
Rochelle Brandy pipes half pipes ana qr oanha
Teris-6 mcnths approved notes.
Sale perenptoy
At ! Of IL O'Clock, OF Of their store.
Cec Wines. Brandy, &cTho the Swedish brig
Pylade, Capt. Ny berg, consisting Of
81 hid ~ Julien; 2U0 DO Vim do Grave
10 halfhhds Vim de Grave
39l ca,ks Port; 200 10 Madeira; 100 Indian bb do
60 Indian Dbl, Muscalde Frontignnc G0 dn do
100 baskets Champagne, Umberg Eiverd and Ahles.
Brat>cl Il Co brand of the Importation aessrs DIedrchs
I.n.u Terms month. for SUMS over $780, approved ross
Also, Is half pipes Rochelle 5rsnjy.
FRIDAY, September ~.
At IL O'Clock, the Mechanics Exchange, Broad
Real tsta-ln Chau,ry-Jane. Anderson NJ Hoe and
Morris ohHrs. In pursuance Lecrcta order
above will be sold public
the tho subscriber,
court
An Of st dwelling house. lot Of ground and
premises situate lying and being the city OF Newton
sccou formerly ward vi said aoUner
de of street called God kne@n as no Is ort
eigD Cod Thoma, N,Elr,th Muster in Chancery
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Wine Vinerar300 Or casks French Wine Vinegar
The Furniture of i story house.
Also, casks Sal Soda.
ar CASKS Porti cas- Cinrct
70 bags prime Old Government Java Coffee
100000 H,, Sega fine quality oltited debenurs
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G drrff0 3.

CITY, "Wednesday evening" august H. by Rev Joel Par
kerr D. D. President n y Theoogica seminary Eiwsrd Payo.
Clark ESD Rev Daniel Clark Georeisna
DeKay Cooper daughter oeogc D. Cooper Esq all Of city
In this CITY, by Rev Dr. Ferris. Frcacs B. oconBo Emelne,
daughter of CART Furman Esq
At Norwich August by Rev D. " rene Mr. WmT Hon.
rnedcu. Of Mobile, Ala 10 MISS Sarah Ann .ntley
At Pompey HILL Onondaga Co H. Jobn Dwine coun-
selCr at law, o Miss Cornelia B. Searns
Troy. August &c, William ards Esq Montreal 10 Mis-
Laura {. Henry.
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on SATukD W the aist Inst a 10 o'clock,
At % Leonard Bro1w2y
tee of fImy house prg-
Such mahogany chairs sofIs, bureaus spend
piano ,pe-dd tables
PETS oil cloths looking glasses Also pend black walnut
cookery and fixtures beds and nrds,ead,
gcther with the kitchen furniture.
Cnlalognc. rcady Q The morning Of sale nna0 q.
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Al ION SALES.
JOSIAH KIchar4s Aacttop---
By BANGS, RICHARDS a. PI.sTT


u Liberal advances consignment, Tor sue
THRrY-forsrH Nrw-foKx Trade Subtitle next r,.aIs
articles ok trade will on the 9ots Of
August next aEreeably the viii eosdueted
the CT The d the trade ierus
MONDAY Angus, 30
Staone-y-ke Stationery commence on Monday ah
yr,ety OF B,pS Book half and ri bound Rus, and sce p
Qus Pens crest variety Pencils Pencil Cases Hayes
pe camel. har Pe.Is Porcelain Paint SAB. sbcd
Idia nix Boxes rda abber Dravin Pencils, slate
Pencils, Mathematical Instruments Seaag NaN, Waie, Battle
ores Backgammon Board Chcsreu ana soacs pomn-s Card
Cases Travelling Desks seals Folders Inksaads Boar8s
Parchment States and Pencils Loadoa Drawing Boa r',
rayeg CarRyuod dae pAiaee Playing Cards and CTehores
Ink yslua5a nyo:ce OF srnol's Writing phenS Ink
Water cOlors-An superior Water Cors
Lea'her-Ao several valuable OF Book bdcrs Leather
iUEADai. Argus; 81, and follow uc
Book-The sale OF ,c BOOK, n be commenced Tuesday
until sold the the c.ogae The catalogue embraces
sore haa Inc usa a5'eiy Of Boo leading publishers
Ne".1 ORR, Fa.atepss and Eos'oa aud other plaec
FRl0Ay Sept = At 10 O'Clock.
Large sale of
qualities ruled and uarued, Known InsEufc,s
-sch case conahA- from SOto 10 'ear Full particular, viii Ia
gwen IN the supplementary catalogue be issued
previous
Mortgages on Lands nj CSwceO Falls, New-YOrk.
WILL BE SOLD by the unier ged the Merchants Exchange
w IN The cay OF At on The ID day sptcmr
L Johnson John Phillips dated tie nneeeuth day OF December
1885 for c of three tGocnd hundred hyGht dollars
percent per able cri-auuuay the being
equal tenth part piece parcel
land Cranky. county Ocgo md OF New
York. beng four ssnrcd aud m o lot number S'sntye
the original township of IuUbl Granny iucuiiug the M
agc of Pnlp Ia map made of he file in
Clerks office ofe OF 0wceo, ani lands lying aaccGt
OF SAID village. adjoining Fish Lake and extending
hue lot number rnccn, contain
the aforesaid four hundred ud fifty land.
Also, equal undivided tenth pl. all THAI other
parcel land and being in lot number four OF
township l.. sander CRANKY OsweGe county and
follows the south by land, heretofore b
George Wickham. John ~ Fish
Lake the by lot number and the by
containing hundred la,
also Undivided tenth part al that
piece parcel Of ani wing and being the
Gauby county o and State OF New York known
distinguished number of the original township of Nv
sander rnnby hundred of land he
lcs-, with the amount OF interest then due
w he sod bond and Mortgage made by
Spencer John Phillips of and
described above
time. " balance OF interest thes due.
me bond mortgage made by John acknI
John Phillips for the
part the property described above with ts
bsance OF interest then due
Bonds and Mortgages begc held collateral security
payment money due the holders thereof amt
will be- made the purchaser
of Further particular will be- maae known At tho ne
and place OF sale. BANGS, klCHAkDS " fLNI L.
wi law 1876 Broadway.
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These sales of Indiana bends a decline Of per
Counterfeit tens the bank of Xen Ohio been detected
al Cincinnati The bills bills upon Rhode Island bank
from which tho has been acted Ind Xena substituted
has been the rounds that the Cashier of Fay
.,eyle assconded Texas Whe
Their this not strongly denied the
port the Commissioners appointed to examine the state OF the
Branch under his anything but haerng to him. appears
they understand nancrng IN Arkansas well as in Illinois,
last destroying the books The report We
investigation Of this branch Of our trust bao been
d.rd difficult for Of the books alleged
been bank few days before
nenced which have however been found cge
except which contained tho cash transactions the
exchange. other important This book found
ali aud thereby precuded
possibility Of nvesg tion within the limits of
contemplated By commso The ledger when
much mutinted 0 afford o information whateverf
Having quoted much qu needless add account
Of the and books Of the Branch deporabe Throughout
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..,e, a, tbe stock Exchange. August 10
Commercial and Ioa " Matters

k we're depressed to-day h.ugh considerable
,h.ps was u Bank sold per than ye.-
dv viekburg Paterson Mechan cs Banking
Canton Co. 81 Harlem /, Long Island improved J.
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CAUTION TO PASSENGERS tt
MERCHANTS GUIDE
AND CATALOGUE OF PRICES AT
MARSHALL'S TROY SHIRT MANUlACIeRY,


No. 90 Chatham street, New-Yoik.
g THERE Is NO OTHER ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
N kind this competition from
quarter of the cheupne of goods
cessay than this fact that We find sales fer them all parts the
country.
g. Merchants from parts who purchasing their goods
the houses will do well inquire for goods of
our manufacture the that other kiuds
kept by them.
Catalogue of Prices
PA Shirts, with ncn wribands warranted at - % per dozen
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AZ =. DRAPER, Or.


FRENCH GOODS
Ga Thursday August 2Gh, 10 o'clock AT his Auction Room
oois comprising large
general easonabe orcs adapted TO tbs Fall and
Winter months for approved endorcd notes
nIon,,s nrl nnlr- nnt Ir IuLInI
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Linen Bosom 90 - ~, ue,I o. o. and Sc doz
LINEN COLA
An Linen Cellars warranted SOC 6c 5c SIC, 81 - 90 49,
200 -, , 50 per dozen.
NOTICING patronage asked of those who bca; deal
ors parts country put the um confidence IL
being suppicc bv prices sgreeing with our catalogue
REFERENcEs.
+. DsIa Esq. New Orleans. La.
F. Del-no Louisville, Nv.
w. : Hall. st. Louis Mo
Y. Martin, Nashville Tenn.
G. Moore, 81. Augustine, Fls.
F. Dodge Savannah, Geo.
q. Water an, Mobile, Ala.
pAi'ip Barney. Esq, Baltimore, Nd.
Mes.srs. NJ Alien 3 Co. Cincinnati, Ohio, Mains'
VIA. Hart 4 Co, CilcmnAi, Ohio, II ih-Nt
VIM. c. Langly ca Pnnc-st.. \. y.
NJ D. Benjamin Il Co, PcadsL. y \.
Lester Holmes n Co. Pc .rst y. Y
Whwcl & Sesvec. Mlk-st- Boston
Webster, Chase \ Co. kilby- Boston.
Fosle & Talbot, Kilky- Boston.
c. Neg,eie. Mexico MARSHALL'S Troy Shirt Depot,
nug20 3cai No.9O Ca hnrl-st New orA.
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ANGELIC MEN AND WOMEN
r,an EREEH IE4,, HE.GTCEES,

Tan FRECkk IES
THE greatest bcauler Of the sce undoubtedly
Walls WATER OF BEAUTY, for removing all diseases of the
skin the kn dgrec Of fairness and purity beyond
power. description Ladies may rely that renders the SKIN
and delicate aud kind of stan suaburn which
fatigue generally produce In short the only
lady her toilet with md comforts gentle
when shaving has become dreadful
by Of pinples on the face.
erupons impurities the face from whatever
ing pimpes botohe ngwor carbunce feckes and the
of paint need oay be tried convince the most
superior efficacy clearing and beautiyiEg the face
css and all description will be found
unlng reEcdy healing the short time Price
IS cents per bottle.
PSI Cree street l3s Fulton
street. Brooklyn, aud lot Div,son-streel
Also at j. l. iriifns 607 broadway.
for the Rheumatism - Chahamst au7 m
DalGe.- CORRESPONDING WITH THE TlMES-The
Nassau Coffee House an e-auator No 81 and 90 Nasau-'
Madeaane full blast with npo-
under experienced caterer whose family
The OF
du:rg delicious and ~" be served Out on the
and Medt y
plate Veg tables and other de!ccc- PporoG The patrons OF
be assured that the vail make ever
efor; - p~a.e. anl9 Il
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N2Hs.0's GARDEN.
Thursday Evening" August 20 1871

HbFSOUy evening, @tuSu~t ks48.
The evening" entertainment will commesee with Overture
After which the popular RurIe,la ofCArcNG An HEREss
Mr. Gayton. 'r Bridges Tom T~g...Nr Chapman
Baron Iorran mns tFc the
long Present
and the Musicale in the GRAND SALOON in ~hich
Splendid Orchestra has been erected designed represent the
TEMPLE OF APOLLO Ia Musard
piece Of splendid FIREWORKS by Dir. Edge.
TIE shoS = conclude with the Burlet'a BALI, Of HE NOUN
Tickets Fifty Gents.
MEXICAN EARDWAKH-1Ge .pb,cll6ers on
"a han Of American Manufactured Hard
wfh they offer for sale IN lowest prices
EDWO PURCELL & CO.
aueo I'm Successors Pettbone Long, Cold.
STEEL PENs-Mos1Ay's. CiLLorT's AID KER:m.w's Steel
- Pens good Of BOOKS and other
at wholesale. f. Il. GILLESPIE, ~ John-stree
au20 2m' Between Broadway and Nassau.
LONDON EMERY.
LII sIzEs-mp0r'ed and for 'ie BY b sr ,.rs p,..,.,
Also 20 Square Round CAST STEEL assorted.
au20 IL
al above su20 IL
LIoIi sALE-A handsome BAR ROOM Stock and fixtures
aud in good order doing business s. per day,
su20 1t Ii John
WHITE TGEPu-Ths Compound Aromq,i. loot, Paste
w is the bcst article for cleaning, heauyng, and whitening
,ke TEETH without the least 1t aud PARTIES the
wa,hes. Prepared only by HORACE EVERETT
Rst 64 Greenwich door aboyo Fronkinstreot Price hi
.in.s per jar. au2O Otis
PROCLAMATION.
S THOMAS BUSH, late OF the of Carmino and
Blocker do proclaim all the world and par
cuarly TO the dwellcr that Of k eoody known
GREENWICH that have commenced business
37i Sixth Avenue and prepared dpdacd
sOies furnish understandings the most favorable
au2a il
CAUTION TO PASSENGERS travelling WEST
he intrigue of Office AT the foot ofCourtand on the
dck formerly Boat House, Bat represented the Steam
Oc, occupied By William Russell and this the that lie
the advantage VI The following letter from
passenger The Line called the NewYork Buac Line the
for 80 80 an! signed hy William RUSSELL Aug ISL
Nh Wa.on RnssLSIR You will please pay the bearer tho
morey back that pad ss Sunday expect trouble
When Albany, there conveyance for
dag agreement have evidence that with the bar
and that could receive the and did
the Can u AT all. K BANCROFT.
mistake settled. Cleveland, Aug. j. ISL.
called the Agent of the NewYork aud Buffalo Line and he
this Russell had nothing do with thu above Line
uu20 Ii r. DODQ.
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Iron Feundry, DC, a, amc.iom.

viii be sold By WILKINS hOLLINS AucuonGers, TUES
DAY, 2ih II O'Clock. upon
premises that lot aG bumg used IRON FOUNDRY
nort-s,ery of kviueon and Lewis
tho Eleventh Ward of the City of Ork beng depth
hundred and breadth front AMI
Steam Boiler CGpola for melting
Onehalf the
upon Also different
article, used the Foundry business Of Machinery AP
ptatu~ Tool Implements. For further prticui apply
the Auctionse.s. No. II BroaCi-.ueet. au6 taU2I
CASTLE POINT 81 TIE EGTSSAN FIELDS.
'NHE DELIGHTFUL Pleasure Grounds Hoboken have hcel
put complete order. and having been much improved
The and shady Wahs windin. for
majestic Hudson, otter
refreshing the hot and DUST of hc cy
The Castle Point (Which It'll the pubc)
and beautiful prospect embracing
noble bay dotted wth ,id, en.eEed wIth yee gliding
direction ~ bosom the city NJ" ne iursr"us spree
the busy inhabitants while the rVer Wtehel
beyond palisades,
lovely beyond Description
unequaci.
81 newly opened and vel shaded walk protected from the
by Of noble oaks, may Gseccad
Coionnade WHERE moderate srs furnished
kind and sIble the
nortabg awnings
Canatreet- every few mruete
In the world perhaps,
easily obtained and at r6g expense. aud ln'