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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

nNthe Sd Monday the 2Olh gay q. i 4, Fl "a
" will sell to the hlshe'' lawn o'p
before the court house door N NV vMn
ington, Holmes county, Mlss,sI,,pp.i'u dcscS
hous prescribed by law. the lo.l9 W. north T'
tract OF parcel Of land to WIZ .,;on &C, ne
quarter Of moth west quarter seo "A acIcs, 40
ship IA, Iange | east, containing
OF less, I.mssW Yapg
Assessed as the property 'am', nav taSei 7
and will be sold as above stated .o Az cent, o
thereon, which IS one dollar aa T and.
and other costs accflIlng on '%SollectOr, ~
b. D. SCOTT, Tag o9 9m irP
March 10,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

TAX cor LECrOR'S SALE.
ENN the fourth Monday, The 23rd day
w OF May next, before the court house
door in the town of lexington, Holmes
county; Mississippi, | will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the follows
ing described tract or parcel land to wit
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter, section 5, township IA, range ]
east, containing 40 acres.
Assessed ms The property Charles T..
WhitteD, and will be sold, or so much Of
It rs will pay ten dollars, and thirty nine
cents, being the amount due for taxes on
said land for The year lS4l, and all other
costs accruIng thereon.
b. ID. SCOTT, rcHc.
March 10 Is Pm fiji
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
TAX COLLECTCR,s SALE

@AN the fourth Monday the 23rd dav
wv OF May 1912, | will expose to pub,
he sale 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, bc
fore tue court house door ia the town Of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi.
he following described trac,s or ptrceIs
Of land, to wit: west half Of north cast
quarter oil section one, township sixteen.
range two east; south east quarter Of
section thdy-siX, township seventeen.
r"ugc two cast, containing two hundred
aud forty acres more or less.
Assessed as the property Of William
Murdoch and Alfred Murdoch, aud Will
be sold or SO much thereof as viii nav
'wo dollars and ninety one cents, heinz
the amount oftaXes due for the year Is4l
together with all cost occruing thereon.
Sale to take place within The hours pre-.
scrbed by law.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19

TAX collector of holmes county.
March 10 Is 3m pr xvi
TAX COLLECTOR,S SALE

GAN the Sd Monday, the 2Olh day of June next
~ ! Will sell The highest bidder for cash before
the Court house door in the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county Mississippi, within tie hours
prescribed by law, the following described lands
10 W.T.; Lots, Numbers nineteen aud twenty-six
section ~, township Is, range east, lots three
am tour secA9h ~, township l6, range east ;
west ran hoFth west quarter section 2j, own
Hlp q ,a'Be east, containing two bundled
aud Fifty thee acres.
Assessed as the property Of Edward Sims and
W so.' OF 80 much oiit as viii pay three dol
year 1871, and other according costs
b. ID. SCOTT. Tax ColIec,or RI n
10 5m. fzvi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19

TAX COLLECTORS SaIN
GNN the ra,rd 5Iona d, .a q, '' .,..
U day Of June, lc43; W" ..,5 o'
10 public sale 70 The highest ''''"
cash before the court house COW d.
town of Lexington Hol~es coup ,,'',r
sieslppi, the following described ), o ! NJ
parcels Of land. to wit: eas pau " ~,
east quarter Of section '"e'y,ou w, n
ship sixteen, range four east r. y IN
OF south east quarter ana wcs' D'a
west quarter, cQntainiog 20 os', ,r,,rl
Assessed as the property o. - 'J r,d
Coopwood, and will be sofa ! u y, o,j Il
thereof as will pay three ao''''' Az d
cents, being the amount Of 'ps'' ,,,raIol
The YEAR 1871, and all costs ,,"I d,
theron. Sale to take place S'"'
hours prescribed by law :, : ccorT,
rax collector Of HoImes r' ,,,I.
Mach 10, Is 3m. p '
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

n the third monday the 2Olh day OF
w June 1912, | VIII expose to public
sale TO the highest bidder for cash. be-.
fore the court house door in the town ol
Lexington, Holmes county, MissssiDpi.
the fnllowing described tract or parcel Of
land to VII: The north east Quarter sec>
ton ", township II, range one east, con.
tanning l46 acres more or less.
assessed as the property of Linsey
Hall, and will be sol or so much thereof
us will pay one dollar rs! GEMS, being
the amount Of taxes due for The yenr 1871
together with all cost accruIng thereon,
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scrlbed by law.
u ID SCOTT,
Tax collector of holmes county.
March 10 Is 3m pr xvi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
TAX COLLaGIOl,5 SAFE.


6"AN the tbiri M,nday the tvea,sth
w day Of JIoe l%42, / will expose 10
public sale to lie iigh st bidder for cash,
before the court house door il tie town
Of Lexington, Holmes county, nlssisspr!
the following dec ibed lracts or parcels
Of land, Iyiog and beiug situated in the
county AMI st1te aforesaid, to wit: the
south east qnarter section twenty four.
township fifteen, range two east: and the
wesl half north east quarter section twen.
nine, township hfe3n, range two east;
south haJf north west quarter section ] ],
township fifteen range two east; and Tie
south east quarter OF south west quarter
section tUenty.ionr, township fifteen.
range two east, containing three hundrof
and sixty acres mote or less.
Assessed as the property Of SqmuoI
II. Galloway, and viii he sJld orso much
thereof as will pay four dollars dirty
seven and half cents, being the amouu0
OF taxes due for the year l84l, together
with all cost accrulng thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours pre-
scribed by law.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
TAN LOLLLUIUN'S SALE,

TAN COLLECTORS SALE,
RDN the thwd Aiodar tn. 70 day Of
~ JUICE 1872, ! wtII cAp.so 10 poy'.c
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. b..
tore the conr, house taaf ia the town q,
Lexington, Holmes county, alss.sslpoi.
following tract or parcels Of nuas to WI;
ne whole Of functional section M rour
section two, township IS, range four east.
Assessed as the property OF Meredith
""u I'"rdeman, ana will be sold or ne
mnch thereof as wall pay two doIars and
II ana half cents, being The amount Of
axes due Tor the year lS4l, and ;ooalher
van all cost accruing thereon. Sale +.
axe place wllhIn The hour. prescribed h,
law Il d SCOTT,
TAX collector Of lines countv.
Mar ~ is 3m pr xvi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
L . SCOTT,

TAX collector Of Holmes county,
march - ID 3m. pr zziis
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19
Z D SCOTT,

Tx Callncnr otuo.mrs county.
NareA 70, Is I'm arf SKI
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-03-19

- - ~
Tax Collector Of lioIme'c'a'.
March 10 - SIN. oFi"'
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday .TnuU I1-H n n,

The State tax of Pennsylvania paid in according the
report Of the Treasurer, amounts to s63s,49s
The banks of Virginia are to resume the 18th of
September according to the resolutions of the bank
venton, held at Richmond on the 18th inst The meet
ing was addressed by the chairman, Dr. John Broken
brough to the effect that the poor banks Of Virginia
very suffering and much abused collection of institutions
The Dr. expressed his conviction that people of Virginia
were far from desiring to njure their institutions He
was no doubt right and had to think the peo
pie had stood the bamboosng of the banks for nearly five
years without grumbling much The chairman made
some other statements the truth of which paps
BILE, however, as follows
am aware that strong prejudices have been excited
against the banks and their managers To them all the
suerings OF the country have been attributed in very
summary way by superficial observers. They may take
the Just share OF this charge and still leave much blame
~ ney are not the constituted guardians of the
peoP'e OF Oh egsativ bodies; the contrary they are
the mere creatures of both they did not anthose thu
OF nine hundred banks in the United States
hey ad not create state debts upwards of two hun
dreds OF millions Of dollars They did originate the num-
peries' speculstous into which men thought pro-
per to engage. They have been swept along with
the public current, and were not the source or IT.
To change the figure, ifthey have been intoxicated h,
the spirit of the times Temperance now the order Of
the day and they must take not to furnish the means
OF excess to others Ii may that the circuation of
the two older banks still too much EXTENDED h, VI
the wide spread field of circulation in Vircina | en
adjacent States is considered no danger be apprc
hendcd from that consequently reduction in that
circulation is in progress and considerable proportion
Of must in the OF thirty and forty years hay
been destroyed. The whole amount Of circulating note
OF all the banks in Virginia but little exceeds six millions
oil dolarsan amount certainly not too great for the
gular business of the State
The impotence the public under bank oppression
graced with the name Of prejudice against the banks"
The people always entertain pr.udice against those who
deprive them Of their rights. 1t is little ungrateul
however to sheer at legislative bodies after the banks
have procured repeated indugences for their dishonesty
from those bodies. He then that hc institution did
State debts" and did originate specula
tionsr In this the public and all regular business men,
will differ from the chairman The banks have long since
been convicted the causes not only fine disasters Of
tho past years that have overtaken the commercial
world but of the corruption that has crept into tho legis-
lave bodies which the chairman affects not to control
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the state Of Pennsy " sna this corruption has bean
osed by Legislative committee and its able chairman
In. sharswood shows that the U s. Bank alone spen
ssl 7o for corrupt purposes in ls4o And tn
f,llowing paragraph appears in the'report :
They call attention. however the evidence of iona
than Patterson OF the telles Of The bank who prove,
ne use OF the sul Of s0l0j0 BY Tie officers or abou
he very ref.ol Of he rech irtef, III withdraw Of which
ON the bdn., was attempted 10 be- concealed by falls,
sntry on the books.
How very disinterested of these banks TO incur such
trouble and expense, in order be allowed ITO relieve
he people, The following is comparative statement
81 the Bank of the Valley of Virginia -
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Died.

On sunday 18th inst. after short Illness EMILY wife
Oh John u. MCPHERSON, in the 2sth year of her age
relatives and friends Of the family also of her
her funeral this afternoon Monday at four o'clock from
her late residence, 40 Ludlow street
n Sunday afternoon at New Brighton in the 9th year
oil her age, ANNA MARY, daughter Ralph Clark.
The relatives and friends of the family to
a.iend the funeral on Monday Chis) afternoon at five
O'Clock precisely from the residence of her grandfather
James Bogert r Esq, No. 46 Blocker street without
further invitation.
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HAvRE-Ship Lorena-J Wadruk and servant l. West.
In the sieerage. - 1900 wv
MoBLE.Ship Martha Washnston-Ci Wood lady and child
Madsme Il Human, Hall, Bliss, Arnold @ /, Ser.
MI M Bright, yr h W Twins, o Woodbury. o Furness
Robbins w Rouson II Hall, Mobiles James S Scott
White, NOrcans--2 in the steerage. ' :
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Domestic Imuort.t,ons

, MoBILE-Ship Martha Wash ngon-l bale cotton Persse
Is ooks-26 Ogden Ferguson co--I5 Lee co-I0 Mill
Gould colo Booman Johnson cot G Noonau--tO WI,
p"ongGoins hq9eIt Wllls~s-y Wood Johnston Burnt
Brotfers-io! hoibrook : Neson-2o y& / r Bndges-7
IL Colt x COT Bryant Matand-6 ID Walter-37 Wind
sor Gale colo Andrews-28 Phelps9 Center CO.
to order.
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Foreign Importations.

HAvRE-Shp Lorena-l00 bkts Gaillsrd Embury--5 pks
poIricI Freres-2 ChembIe ling COT Merian Benafd-
seybsrt-il B.reur-6 Meyer Stueken-i Buen & Sol
elcr-l Harnden x co-l6 J Michael & son ~ w
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City Despatch Post,

40 WILLIAM STREET.
PNIrcIrAL OrrIcE.-Leers deposited before halfpast
g. halpast H. and half past O'clock will be sent out
delivery ats, I, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OFrIoEs-Letters deposited before T. II and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG. Agent
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Ship Lorena, Umuhar from Havre Junc TO- with mde, to
f. ID. Hulbut Co. lh spoke schr Enc, days
Msrblehead, ishng-wished 10 be reported.
Ship Martha washington, Tyl T, 20 days from Mobile with
burg with mdse to Moz PolI,tz25 steersge passengers
British brig Dew Drop Fowler q days from ST. Johns Nj
One ship one bark, two briggs Wind NV
Ships Sheffield Allen. Liverpool; Burgundy Wotten Have
Leande Halifax. The IT, s. frigate Columbia, for Rio de
Janeiro, anchored in the lower bay.
Whalemen.
Sailed from Falmouth July II, Brunette for the Atlantic
Spoken July on the Sc par, of Georges Amazon "A dav.
Is bbls. " '''' '"' 'a''e ''"e' "o"S'' i'o'' 'o
Foreign Ports.
SurnEc, Jaly PAR Eliza, Glasgow; Lord Althop,
MONTREAL, July I3-CId Champion Liverpool; Elizabeth
United States Ports.
rr9hr July eSd Fred Pearl, New York; Edw PEBBLE
Az Ioe'phia; 10Th, Iole New York, Ih, Nspoeon AeSan
NsyIss.roST July ssId fremont Bermua oh Pharsas
SpsMotv july g.Cld Ellen James, (new) Charleston.
don, Thcn,snDy r ytd american Trinidad Arr ilh
PoRTsMourH July I4-An WIN 4 Bird FrnkC,rt La
NEwsuRyroRI, July I5-Cid Herald 81 Johns PR An II
sssss VI" ysy " tse e E D. sss esr.o.
BosTor July lg--An South Carolina LiyeyrooI. ne,
Pernambuco Jos Bach Bamore Texas Phiisdr,n IsGy'
s Major, for e W W VA GasSGn, Liverpool Emily wds
HOLMES HoLE July llIn port, Gen Msrion New VI, f,
Harrswe Franklin do for Bath Sid ih Robt Bruce R ,cr
ton FOR fredericksburg.
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Passengers Sailed.

LvERPooL-Packet ship shefied-P A Fletcher of New
York; Gustavus Dakn, Redward Vera Cruz; John Ora
nam Liverpool; Samuel Butler London; Mr. Buchanan Eng
ment Highlandcrs. - - -N' -" ''s'
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'ld Oscar Philadelphia, Axiom NYsrk, Competent do.
ian MIoyr s. IaIy Sag MOqss9@sg wATsn for I'm IN
louf
iluth Amboy.
New Bedford
BALIIMonE, July l5-Cld Emily Ecolt, La GayTa and
'rio Cabeo ;liamion Bermuda; Lady Warrington Peters
burg.
NORFOLK, July ll-Sl Mary Jane NYork; Empire. do.
WILMfsGroN, NC. July l2-Ar Washington, Nfork. CID
1t. Gran Maria, Curacoa.
SAVANNAH, July liar Madison, NYork; Philura, do.
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AUCTION SALES.
by THOMAS BELL.
tSfoYSs Nos. % finn and us Ftiifol sfreei

tSfofss Nos % .fnn and us Fnifon sfreef-)
THIS DAY.
- Az o% o'clock in the sales room.
EsIea'se sale Of Furnitarshe entire elegant urni'ur
AsoAn additional of good common household u,iclr
LOOKING sss. ss n 'S a aos mama
Large sale W. o oi0 sssn sob f sv and pledge
rtieles guns, wAIehes ewey, cutlery, hosiery, millinery
WEDNESDAY,
Large sale of furniture Of ali deseHp.ons consisting
p chars sofas bureaus tables sdeboads beds bedseads
hairs sofa beds elegant china, glass plated ware tasie
f ssd SGsis ,@Sss .' lamps CIR
Also dinner SETS Witt lii, ,h ms. Sc
A. lo.s O'Clock, the sale rooms
vassq smn. % OR rdo or saspns ps'nung' looking
Also dnrer an tea sets, Csna plated goods, sc Sc
BY RIELL ARCuLARiUs,
MONDAY
AtlOli O'Clock in the sale rooms
Guns, hardware cutlery, riding whips, and variety Of
Also, small invoice # books among which are Washing
ton Nins's aud Cooper. S9ysr
AT ioi O'Clock in the sales room
Ms and 3 Ds Gs of eSsf
brown do port, ST. Julien elae champagne Of favoric
candles H,ana ad ne"s g S' of sepS brands and
e with other articles in the lne-to be sold in lots
Also BoinssT champagne anchor brand just landed
Also, Otayd, Du.ny & Co. brandy, in bond.
10 Cases nirsae Wine years old i6eies saniene wine
WEDNESDAY,
AT l0la o'clock a the auction room.
Elegant Furniture aud fanosA ,rge assortment the
made fashionable furniture, including u and half French
hogany chairs, dining, and tables warobes
bureaus toilet tables, oo glasses, tued aud sing
mattresses and pillows, ~ desk, SC.
Piano For-s-Also sstml splendid piano ortes made by
Bacon Raven Firth Hall William Lse, IT., l. Dederer,
NJ V Ciegier Briggs, john Broadwood Sons and the
New york fiano Forte Manufacturing Company.
Aso-ones improved ventilntng fngerators of
sizes, suitable for large small f,mes hotels boans
houses &c. Jones' regeraors will produce powerful
fgerat,ng effect wirh small ton of ice and be-
comes foul Mr. Jones' object in selling them by auction
Introduce them to the public Sale positive.
BY 4. ]. BEARNS AucIoneeI
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GYMNASIUM.

FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,
333 Brodd,cdy, Corner Of Anfhonv-st)
MOUhQuIN has the honor of inorr,irs his fends and
the PUBLIC ~ general that his Gymnasium is now In
oreation the largest the which has been Vet OF
Tered 70 ne Am,can public The se and wen
cool feen Professors, and Gentlemen invited ,st
ms estabishment TO which, the Croton Water
works VIII be IN operation, will be added er bath Tor
'hs eonys nlsnce OF The Subscribers to the Gymnasium.
he shooting Gallery being entirely independent o the
Gymnaum persons Wishing practice pistol firm.
SO without being subscribers To the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual moderate terms.
Open al day break and close at half past nghii
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STILL FURTHER PROOFS

OF the sca~y of D.. MoTats Life Medicines curing
~ yer Complaints, Dyspepsia and Fever and Ague
The following letter from d. Caleb Carpenter speaks FOR IT,
self and Is therefore submitted without further remark
. BRrsToL July LIST, ls42.
Door. w. b. NorFaT-
regular bred plcian, admitted and lice nscd and
have like the Of professional brethren been reudced
favor Of regular peculiar to the physicians
OF the days having been IN witness Of the
ing of sever. disca by the Life Pills and Phcnx
B,crs my family AMI in rractice, constrained
10 recomn,n d them 10 Inc oil every family a. whale
some easy and powerful nedic,neeasy they produce no
gritag for cstlarticSwho IL Is iurey
vegetabcowes as may be seen by common observer
powerful cleanses the blood rom all i'm mi.
ties which every dis.ese And vouir asn a..
comperd the Life Pills md N.nix Bicrs % every pnirep-
need ply scian as confident that after thorough know
ledge Of The medlcne physicians win use without prejudice.
Under my prescription have nrsscd the liver
eom.,l two OF eve, and wife Of severe cough
nh 10 have been benefit ed by this medicine
have high for the medicine that ask You
send me hundred dollar box practicable.
- Yours with respect,
tSigned) CALEB CARPENTER
Physciar and SURGEON Michigan.
For sale by Dr. w u. M0FFAT s3 Broadway, and bv VII,
vents in the city and country iyi2 tmissr
SPANISH DOT BLOOMS for sale Ia, trthit
~ =. j. SYLVESTER'S,
jyISr avail street and 100 Bfoaaway,
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I5-CHATHAM THEATRE. "A career of brilliant
success still attends this theatre Other similar establish.
mens are in iangud state, while the Chatham is in the
full vigor of success. This evening Yankee Ill., whose
rich psculiartes, have caused many a hearty laugh
commences limited engagement and produces his ad.
mirabe pieces Of the Green Mountain Boy and Wife for
aDay Mr.. Scott, and the entire Company appear in the
farce OF And the performances will
terminate with Woods drama Of the Mueteer of Palermo
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To Correspondcnt. ABROAD

our Correspondents IN foreign respec fully
TO send by vessel all the marine int thew ear
Obtain Nautical ,nformaton Of any kind from any one
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION.
SEA MONSTER


THE GREATEST '1 NA 21inlsi. CURIOSITY IN
Gs 20 S eSs OF s Ss @ c%sn
Sn a; on B46wsy AD he, The SEA Devil h
81, after desperate Struggle win &c msr N Eos
The propretoi Of ibis monster ees fent br, tie lovers
viewing This marvelo, p.oduciion ,hc ashiy de-"
h5d They may ep s By her a VIII as be
b Ghsnsse snh evey effort will be made to renlsr
FAla So, W.s, Dsh o. a. 4S s
public and ladies and sentl s
DAGuERRfoT Pc APPARATUS AND INsTRUC
po %S'i & ca %el s Fs
pupils eo%%ssee on MoSdsgS July h the
a sa is ru 1i ms s| e s
nue. IN the class un,i perfectly satisfied,
nf,X ART&GITSco have jus, received by tn. packet
Of h best Chsmic.s msSaiaciuei IN Ps 81 ims F
l. CESS are taken at the rooms corner BIosawsy AVID john
street in superior style. with all the modern rnrovemens
Instructions in the above beautiful art given ind apparatus
MAN the apparatus used IN the Business may obtain
lenses plates &c. Specimens may Sc seen At hs
atany time during the day. jys Ina.
%E PhkG y Ns Is Ike
rose Howad Hotel has large and rooms where
simple but beautiful and accurate process The whole TINE
sGuTed fer he Of sus and does
the science is Of such n' character that it be Oh
astser himself hat he can produce at his rooms some Of ne
mos, magnificent specimens Of Dsgueucotype Portraits taken
by him that have been executed since the discovery
keeps oonsanty for sale the most approved Daseeo
type Apparatus, Plates Lens. Miniature Cases Polishing
VS. Room. rs Broadway. ,eis imsc
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To snip Masters.
We shall esteem favor if captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A Basett of our new. fleet
epot OF the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
@ spoken on their passage lis. of their cargo, any
the favor in any way. " w vs. ''S'''".''e
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0J- AMERICAN MUSEUM.-Decidedly the best at.
fractions for the money to be found in the city pre-
sented at the American Museum The beautiful model of
the city OF Dublin remains here another week also VIII
chell the best Yankee delneator in America whtlock
the Banjo Player; Diamond, the Negro Dancer; Miss
Rosale Celeste the Gpsey Girl and hosts of other
vees Balloon ascensions from the Garden top of the
Museum every evening at 10 o'clock and day perform
ne