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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29
THE WORLD OF CHANCE.
A DREAM.

A DREAM.
In silent slumbcrs on my bed,
Night flung her curtains DER my head,
Iong since the sun had ceas'd to shine.
I his vision pass'd quite rhro' my mind.
The world Of chance, of which you've hear
Before my mind at once appeared,
stood amazed, thought I'd feell
Into the places not laI from hell.
The land defled aud quite defaccd,
Win creatures vile, guilty race,
Such as a Cain, whose brothers. blood
" ould tell he hv'd before the food.
wondered still what this could mean,
The like before meier had seen,
Alas! thought |, what can be done
Where the light of science never shone.
While in this wrelched world of chance,
passed town to take glance,
TO know how all things there we're done,
And thought the ladies. sure were DUN.
What else could all them, Heaven konws,
For in the streets saw they chose
Rather than to speak
They'd tomp your toes.
And tho they sometimes scumpers take,
I'm old it's all for manners saka,
The scan,pers here, to tell the truth,
Are ina buggy with a youth.
lass & daddy make pair,
Aud Oh, what kisses, l'll declare,
Whatever else may then be doue,
The leading object must be fun.
To know the truth, asked my guide,
Who all the time stood by my side,
IL ladies here are deaf and dumb,
my do they after bablers run!
When to my great surprise, said he
The ladies here can talk quite free,
And what strikes you with such surprise,
The ladies here al! wear disguise.
The seeming ignorance which you saw,
Is owing to blind chances Ian,
And tho you should her vice assal,
Those modern laws will sure prevail.
Nothing you do nor all you say,
Will turn Iheirfee from loIly's way.
They all are made of stuff so true,
Think they'll run the journey through.
ashed my guide to know the name,
ORA town where folks act so insane,
He said--and quickly with his quill.
Urote down this line: 'fls LnUIsyILLe,
CONSERVATIVE.
"pURG ATORY.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

FIL1AL AFFECTION OF THE CHINESE.
The habitual reverence inspired in
the mind of child, follows him thro'
life, and forms an indissoluble link
IA social bond of the strongest Kind
The duty incumbent on a son. 10
provide for the necessities Of his lndl-
gent parents, is seldom sighted, save
by those who have no regard for them
selves, and is,usually discharged with
many other becoming acts of esteem.
| have sometimes admired the con.
duct Of son when he has brought
an aged parent to the hospital; the
tenderness with which he conducted
him to the patients chair, and the
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

0JThe Railway between Peters
burgh and Moscow, in Russia, which
is to be some five hundred miles long,
is said to be advancing with celebrity
worthy of this steam-going age. Fifty
thousand laborers are employed upon
it, and il is expected to be completed
in about two years. This work. it
may be remembered, is under the
superintendent of our countryman
Major Whistler, formly engineer on
the Boston and Albany railroad.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

AS we have not received any news
direct from Jackson, since the 18th
inst, we copy the followingprotscript
from the Holly Springs Guard.
THURSDAY. Goth July.
An unavoidable delay in the issuing
of our paper enables us to state that
information was received in town,
last night, by member of the Legis-
lature just from Jackson, that the
Amendment to the Chancery Court
Bill, ordering an election of Vice
Chancellor in November as we'll as
the Clerks of the respective districts,
had passed both Houses and would
become law. The office of Tax
Collector has been abolished and his
duties conferred upon the Sheriff.
We omit that portion Of the post.
script of the Guard, which relates to
the Districting the tSate, as we learn
from member Of the Legislature,
MIR Allen of Noxubee, that that Bill
was laid on the table by the House
Mr.. A. also stales that Gov. Tucker,
it was said, would resign the office Of
Governor on Thursday 9th inst.
Gen. Speight has resigned the, Of
fee Of President ofthe Senate and 9
Mr.. Fox of Lawrence County, ha:
been appointed to fill the vacancy
Mr.. Fox then, is EX-otficio Governor
Of the State; and if there is anything
in name, we have cunning Exec
utive, at last.
We learn that the Bill in relation
to taxes, provides, that they shall b.
assessed by the Assessor, and collect
ed by the Sheriff, for which, he is t.
receive three per cent. on all money
received, as compensation for hi
services. All lands that have to b,
advertised for sale to pay the take
due thereon, ale to be advertised il
the same manner as Sheriff sales.
Farewell to nine-tenths Of the littl,
sheets, that were started for the sol,
purpose of advertising Tax Collector
Sales. We bid them adieu, because
they were conceived in sin, anc
brought forth in iniquity.
In regard TO our little "ketch-pen.
ny paper" we will, by the assistance
of our friends, endeavor to render il
more interesting for the futuee, than
in days gone by, as we are determin-
ed to keep up our paper, whether
il be patronized ornot.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

PAYING DocToRs.-The Emperor
OF China employs four physicians to
attend on him regularly, and pays
them weekly salary. They receive
their pay as long as he is in health, but
as soon as he is taken sick their sala-
ry ceases until he isrestored to health.
The consequence is, the Emperor is
not sic X long at a time.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29
ADVOCATE AND CLIENTS.

An advocate, by the sacred duty
which he owes his client, knows, in
the discharge of that, office, but one
person in the world THAT client,
d none other To save that client
by all expedient means-to protect
that client at all hazards and costs to
all others, and among others to him
self--iS the highest and most unques-
toned of his duties; and he must not
regard the alarm the sufferng--the
iormcnt-the destruction-Wich lie
may bring upon any other. Nay,
operating even the duties af a patriot
from those Of an advocate, and casting
them, il need be. 10 the wind, he must
go on reckless Of the consequences,
If his tate should unhappily be to in.
volve his country in confusion for his
clients protection.-- Lore Broug-
ham.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

late, The gfeal plllan 81 wblsgty
afo al last cumblipg uhder llc tot
lflng ines, nnd tu1n thrra VII be-
noiblrg len bot . sbapoIess heap ol
mouldofng fuins.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

0aTThe New Orleans Picayune,
Of the l7th inst, states that the Iel-
low Fever has appeared in that
fated city.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29

0TWe are indebted to the Hon.
Joseph Bell and Col John Coulter
for important public documents, per-
tang to State affairs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-29
p o Il 4 c A l. .
ORIG NAL.
To Mics \ n 4
ACROSTIC.

Should proud Europe's wealth possess,
And Asa's joined, to make me bcss'd,
Regions with all their massy store,
Around my feet, their wealth might pour.
Honor nor riches, wealth nor gain,
Nor all the fame could attain
Among my thoughts, wonld fluid place,
II could only see thy face.
Lobor aud toll may waste my frame,
But on my mind III stamp thy name,
Round this frail heart. each tie shall wine,
As long as shall be in time.
Zephy $50 smooth my path thro' life,
H. deaths dread hour, remove all strife,
Lo! then from pain, find sweet relief.
0 for a thousand tongues to tell,
How much | love thee, aud how well.
Hymen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

funds-the moment the banks 60 into liquidation how
ever individuals of capital and enterprise occupy the
opening and the business is done better than ever In
Illinois there banks. Suppose merchant sells
bill OF goods to dealer in Springfield at six months-n
stead Of taking note, he may have his bill accepted
which at the maturity of the credit
Little Co., or any other house. to his correspondent at
springfeld-he bill is paid and returned by mail at an
expense Of per cent in specie funds. There being
no banks in Illinois to procure renewals or extend the
debt in another FORM the actually be collect
ed and paid to the house at Sprngeld-the OF
non payment Of this bill will affect the standing of the
country dealer in quite great degree as would the
payment or protest of note in bank Under this "sys
tenn Illinois could not buy than she could actually
pay or-the country dealer would have his wits sharpen
co. ana would take no more goods than he knows he
could have the money for when his acceptance maured
consequently there would always be suicency of pro-
duce oiisto make remtances. fthey bought too much
demand upon the specie in circulation to remit would
give them prompt warning of the danger.
The ability of individual houses to work cheaper than
banks isindispuable. Instead of abank with retnue
of officers sitting in state like many nabobs
and integrity would do the whole business eecually
profit Of $4,000 per annum, and grow rich. His nabi-
ty end ndsposton to grant facilities" which the cant
phrase for lending bank notes to irresponsible people,
the conservative principle which will preserve the sead
and health Of busncss-the longer his experience
the more his sagacy mproveda who is trust worthy
and who not and the whole system of business becomes
invigoraed and improved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

snvdsm % hh, uus Ion Sco-ioos ~ w I'D
we-9 bales cotton Lnl2 bbls bxs mdz Bn,tle,-5s2
sacks wheat IA bills Cbuchmas koberstt tbs he mp
seed Brown-30 bbs lard IS do talow Beebe B-l29
bids sugr cheat bbs half do do rus L
order
CHARLy sroN-Ship suit Nils lice w llians ,rnard
2bx Mea-20 bales cotton Post Pbillipsl00 Victor
Dnekwitx-l biz q S,ropg-s pkss w Rutbe
Iayos-l6t ties rice Boe Adams-a paudinR-78 bales
cation L.verich-70 ties rice M Peskatt-70 Pilot
barbieTe-l3 paes cotton, Smith pkgs Martin.
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Foreign Ilnportatious.

EMBARRASSING Adelaide 29 bxs sugar. l78 bags coffee,
20 spon9Id Tres on Co-2 do 1884 bxs sugar Fae &
COLO do 81 bgs coffee, Meter StuckenJo brs susaf
Cuffs d co-5o do Dege,ster whm.rsh-i bags coffee
Wsu-3 pigs, X Hogar-2 bxl, Fepring & H,ll-2 do X
Adams,2 do, De Wolff do, Bali Tompkns black Dbl
pkg Mrs brnnstt-2 do MS Boyer-l do, d. Bu.m-l
stid2 bis Mrs Thorndikco)coO oranges 100 doz pine 40.
pes, Ackef * Ack,fiy. ~ w. ''" NJ
Rio GnANpE@BIg La Gnrge-2o,eoo shin bones Isbsl.s
go hides CerpipgliO0 hides DrmaTest-53i bi,, ssoo
horns 1900 boxes bales hair Richads-Ii9b hides oro,r
sT JoHN R-Schr Harretl6 hhds molnses las bb,, Is
tcs "a h! DO j X Hudson. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
Passengers sailed.

LIvERPooL-Ship Ashburou-Mr Alex Rankin, Mrs Rnkiu
Mr. and Mrs Leavt M Sheldon Leavi and lady, Mr. Lea.
witt, Mr. II Ieavt MIR G Scnbner, Mr. Sampson, MIR ii
Ward N! Robert, Mr. and Ms Large Of NYoyk Mr. aed
Phsd MIR Parsons lady, child and Of NYork MIR
Boyke and lady, Of Paris Messrs Beiazweli, d. Max
burg; vsi Mr. " Tm Brooklyn, Mr. W vessy, y ~ Con-
Mr. Reemcln, Cincinnati; Mrs aud Miss Farmer. Caneda
Mr. Almter, of Glasgow; Mr. j Hodges.
HAyRE-Snp Albany-MrJ NemeZ, Mr. Labarte, Phil
ad; Mr. Underwood, NYork; Rev DR. L l. Hofadtz. Rich
mond Mr. Schneck ChanbeDbug, Penn, aud IS in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
State of Trade.

There is improving business generally and at the
west gratifying 10 observe that prices improving
while towards the Atlantic they falling showing
healthy equalization, which gives means to the western
agricuturasts therby laying the foundation of better
trade.
Fish-Dry Cod sold at So so 262 Mackerel at rs
$50 for Nos and No. 3, 625 scale Herring have
advanced to 40 q 42c.
Ols-Whale sales at 81 for southern and 30 for north.
ern. In sperm no change Olive at soc.
ProDisons-Beef sales country and prime at 81 80
and 53S Ohio Pork dull, sales and prime
$50 and &c. Old Pork is rs and CTS. Lard is shade
lower to &C. h. in barrels and kegs for good 10
prime Hams to 73c; do in pickle sale Of 100 barrels
at &C. Dairy Butter, good to prime to lie Ordinary
81.
Grom-Rye SO co. distillers oGer 81 Corn, northern
at SEC measure Oats 81 90 for northern black-eyed
Peas S7A.
Hay As a 50c-demand good.
Seed-Sale clover not free, ct &c. Timothy brought
sic Rough Flax $50, nominal. Sales at Boston $500
bushels Odessa and Alexandria Linseed at SO per
bushel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
Passengers Arrived.

GLAsoowBr brig Janet, reported yesterday)M and Mrs
Kirkland aud chdrcn--2 ia steerege.
MATANzAs-Ship AdeIaidc-Mrs Boon and child, Romera
Mr. Read, MIR Chiffon aud Nr Bravat
CHARLEsror-Ship Suton-Lisut Martin Of U revenue
lady sYd children Ms griffin and child Ms Tag
Wells II NJ Parker End sou, Amory. Wilson, r
Fisher, De Jeune, Colgan md sons Master Nival
J McHenry aui 10
PoNcE PR Brig Gen Msrion-Mr Dominic Miss + Do
mime, Miss T. Golbee, OF NYork.
ST. CRoIx-Bng Eliza-E Rich, DR. Sen eIens, Capt Ray
born, Mr. Ward and servant.
Nsw ORLgANs-sh,p Auburn-M II Mcclellan, of Boston;
J + Guion, NYork; J L s Rowe, OF NOrleanss
RIO (3RANpE-Brig Llgrange-N CorIga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
M A r | Il I'M E H < RIA L d
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Pprt Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed, The
Vs''s, Spoksn on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board tism Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Int lgence they can
received. - -
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p,,r,,t,c smpor,r,,op..

Npw ORiEArs-Ship Aubun-7 boxes mdze Bailey and
Ward-i Cfotwe,I-i A Hoyc-3o bales cotton Smith Mis-
hid sugar keg syrup Nowel2g bales M
Il mdye A Blake-5 ties do Wolf BsLop-2i barrels
lri do OIL SO kegs lard Mark Spencerl box mdz-
Gree nwsy Hepcy co--6l hhds indie x III
tsuioi-9sj pies led y Woolley-25 bills oil Mas rs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

90 THE UNRIVALLED TONIC MIXTURE PRE-
pared by the New York College of Medicine and Phar
macy for the of all the protean forms Of Dyspepsia
low spirits cutaneous erupons loss Appetite lasude
and general debility is confidently recommended by the
College the most powerful strenghener OF the stem
and ronovaor OF the constitution known to the medical
profession Sold in large bottles So EACH in small do
in containing half dozen SIS, carefully packed
and sent to all parts of the Union
Office and consulting rooms Of the College97 Nassau st.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
Weekly Report OF Interments
In the City and County of New York from the 29h day
April to the 9Th day OF May. 1888.
IS Men: Al Women ;f4l Bows 30 Girls. Total, H.

In City and County of New York 2ath day Of
April to the 9Th day OF May. 1888.
IS Men Al Women al Boys 30 Girls. Total, la7
Abscess 2; Asthma, ]; Apoplexv u Atrophy Il Bleeding
Cancer 2; CONSUMPTION. 81 Commissions, H. Group
hiyes, 2; Congestion Of brain Congestion OF lungs. l;
head 6; do IL the chest. Debility i DioTned Disease
do rsstten Il Do q do typhoid, Hopping Cough,
Inflammation Of bladder, Inflammation Of BRAIN q do Of
of throat q in.any lSsmPerance Jaandce q MaliOr,
heart d Palsy. Il Small PoS, 81 sprus, 1; liberation
throat. !.
Under year. 49, to years e; to 10; to TO- 81 10 to
20 to &c. 1880 to 49, 5 TO- so CO. 81 60 to TO-
5; 10 to 90, 3; 80 to 90, 4; 90 TO 100 1.
PLACES
United States, 3d. Ireland 81; England, 8; Scotland
Germany, 10; West Indies, 1; Antwerp. Il Norway, L.
known,
or above, from Aims House, Bellevue ]; Hos
pitaI Bellevue, 10 Backwe Island, do small pox 2;
Lunatic Asylum 2; City Hospital New jersey. Ii City
Prison. 1.
Colored pe.s9ps; - ,..4
CITY Inspectors Office. Nav 8. 1843.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09

n3-PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE IS qua.
rsnteed all forms Of Syphilis. Persons suffering
from pans in the JOINTS bones, venerea sore throat
any other s o. e1as
Ties 50 each small do ST. in containing half do
zen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts of the
Union.
Office and consulting of the College 81 Nassau ST.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
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Died,
In Brooklyn, on Sunday, MAY Z

In Brooklyn on Sunday, May 7th, with consumption,
JULIA Scorr, aged As years.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the fu
neral from the residence her mother No. lot Gold
this afternoon, 9th nst at o'clock without further in.
vita.isn.
On Monday May sth, Of consumption, Mr.. ANDREW ].
MILLER printer.
His friends and acquaintances and the members of the
New York Typographical Society, requested to at
from No. l73 Grand street, corner Of Mulberry.
Monday sth inst, of disease ofth. spine, Miss MARTHA
FOSTER daughter OF the late JOHN Foster.
Her friends and acquaintance and those of the family
are invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
O'clock from No. ls4 Franklin street.
On Monday, 9th inst, MARY HELEN, wife Of GEO. II.
Cesar ESQ., in the 23d year OF her sge after long and
painful illness.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral at t5 Bond street, at O'Clock Wednes.
day morning. ct
On Friday. 5th inst, at Stamford, Conn.,, JOHN Bee
only child Of ROBERT and EMMA Z. TUCKER aged IL
months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-09
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,


EsTABLIsHED TO RENDER TO THE AFFLlCT:
IL ED sound and Scientific Medical Aid. All kind of dis
will be treated and surgical operations Of every desp
ton performed the careful and scientific
Of the first ocoulIsts the city will attend the
all diseases Of the eye and PARTICULAR attention paid
the treatment OF all female complaints Patients who
desire il will bs visited their houses. Those whose
limited will only be required pay for their med
cines Three or four rooms for private consu
tion The drug department attended by spothecay
great crpenence and all medcnes may relied
and genuine Cuppns and leeching will be done sat
the shortest notice Open day aud n,ght
fa,Ienu from the wishing avail themselves OF
great advantages tins Institution the Of
scroulous Diseases and surgical opera
tons can be accommodated with board and its mes
date vicinity
DR.. HOMER BOsTWlCK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
70 Chambers 81. ID house OF Broadway
This institution under the patronage and commentator
the following gentlemen
REV. DR. ED. Z. HI0BEE,
REV. DR. w. e.. BRDWNLtE,
REV. DIR. GEO. POTTS,
REV. DIR. u. SPRING.,
ai6 1mis &c REV. DIR. sCHROEDEN.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
TUES Efsrfamed end eeisrsisd Pills from iousn, are
neat onsths lass ssiuDns foarth perss
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90 SEGARS.-The new establishment Of Mr.. Sexas
No Maiden lane Howard Hotel is attracting universal
attention. 1t is fitted up with great taste and elegance
brands the lovers OF genuine Havana slwsys pre-
cure from him luxury which smokers" can appreciate
We recommend strangers visiting the city to Patrohse
this establishment.
90 THE PROOF! THE PROOF !-Haddonaeld
by pain in the de in the region OF
the liver, which continued some five days Inc pam
was then relieved by the breaking Of an aoscess inter-
nally Subsequently, end during the whole winter Oh
ls4l 49 suffered intensely from the same Gausencoh
tnual pain in the side except when Temporarily renewed
by discharge of matter from the abscess Durng All
this time confined to my house. had violent cough
raised much bloody matter and supposed by myself
and others be in the last stages Of consumption The
its close procured bottle Of Wisars Basam OF Wild
Cherry. AS soon commenced the use OF began to
recover The OF my side constantly grew less,
nv cough gradually left me- the profuse expecoration
and spng of blood ceased, and my general health be-
came by degrees restored continued using the Balsan,
and by the latter part of March resumed trade that
of carpenter which my health has enabled to
tinue without interruption throughout the past year
will further remark this remarkable effected by
the use of only three bottles of Wssr's Balssm of Wild
Cherry. THOMAS COZENS.
Gloucester County, N. j.. sG-Personally appeared be-
fore me- the subscriber of the Justices of the peace in
and for said county, Thomas Cozens, who being duly
affirmed according to law, saith the above statement is in
all things true.
Affirmed before mo, the Goth day Of April, 1913.
J.CLEMENT, J.P.
Sold only by Isaac Butts l25 Fulton street, of
Nassau; Dexter, Albany
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Cattle Market.

OWCCIc N1UfKeCs
There was large number of beeves in the market th
morning. and in consequence of the short supply las
week. they were nearly oil sold; prices ranged from
t. S. but the average would not 60 81 90. Their
were only hundred and seventy sheep md sixty
FIVE cows and calves at the lower Market sheep sold 70
81 as $45 SIS 50 and calves ranged from SIS tG
IS. 90 remaining upeold.
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f'hALE's NEW YORK aiUsEUM
CASTLE GARDEN

MONS. BLEY'S
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FROM ~ YORK
MONS. BLEY. First Violin Solo player the 0ymsase
A Musicale in Paris begs Grand Vocal and
Instrumental Concert, at the
APOLLO ROOM.
Thursday. the 18th instant, assisted following
eminent taen:-
MADAME SUTTON.
MONS. +. BRAKEMAN,
MONS. TIMM,
And other eminent artstes.
At the gestion many friends Mons Bley has put his
tickets at SO be had the Music Stores and Hotels
and at the door.
For programme small bills Concert to commence 9
o'clock. ma
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aqcn ,neer.
BY BELL x HOWARD.
fglsvss R,s. n .dan nd lis Fuifos ssssi.i
TUESDAY,,

..,.. " sa 4. :.l 21s $ss. ....
TUESDAY.
Atl0x o'clock IN the sales room.
sry .a sw.y and al ind goods IN The fancy
WEDNESDAY,
Large sale new and ssec"a hard Sarnure of all ds.c
tons Computing as int resting and valuable variety 81
Also counting room furniture. counters. desks SC
sps b HoS saH f%
.p T%s Ny oh at 10 O'clock a ,s Broad
Shades consisting part splendid cut glass
o sS d
o FaSs: and oSsI
AUCTION NoTIcE-wiIl6f sold tn. day at 10 esIo7I,
Liquors and Segars, b, catalogue conseg OF rum brandy
SAiso Port Madeira. Sherry, Hook Bar.ac, Stem Claret
Also $4,000 Havana Sugar, "Fausuro brand to be .li
Without repay advances Aso $4,000 Principe and
Also about Is demohns of Liquors. with which the sale
sell Tuesday at II O'clock. 4, Boadway,
s sS hs
S hs s =. a r. o $
"a TO LET-GREENwOOD COTTAGE. Gowanu,.
M Brooklyn continuing ~ rooms es.T and WOOD hou;t
fego and comm ands an unob,ructed
Island New York. Distance from the South Ferry.
and half miles
Omnbusses pa the end of the several times daily
To respectable family the will bo low Empire Of r.
MARTIN Co rs John stiee New York, RAJ the Toll
Bridge, foot of Court atreet, Brooklyn. mo
@sA For SALE EXCHANGE FOR A FARM or
E::H TOLET posse sson given Immediately, hs Eagle
HOTEL IN the village Of Sing siesmone cf The best!
and BOARDING house Any person having farm wi,n 50 OF
100 miles OF New York city, wishing TO hre Will please
or to A. LOCKWOOD. ESQ Sing Sing.
N. BThe whole property, house. out houses, store aud
ground are valued at $4,000. Rent low.
Sing Sing, 9th May, 843 m93.sr
JOHN HENLEY,
BANK AGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
COLLECTION OF BILLS, N6TtEs. DRAFTS, &C. &c.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
REFERENCE -
Mswrs. Maxwell 4 Go.
4" Pense u Brooks,
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