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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

~ s Receiver, appointed by the Superior
a Court Of Chancoy,I am authorized to
hire out by the month number Of Negroes,
belonging to James r. Creecy. Persons
wishing to hire, will please make application
10 me at my plantation, Q miles below Yazoo
City. {. s. CRANE, Rec'r.
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Also series of papers on the LITERATURE AND
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Mao and Female SeminarY.

Male and Female Seminary.
uNHE Trustees Of the Yaxoo Male g. Female
Seminary would respectfully announce to
the public, that The next session of this Institution
will commense on Monday the Sd October, 842.
The location Of this Seminary is in all respects.
such as will recommend it to the notice OF parents
and guardians, q healthy and secure retreat for
their children wards. The most 81 net attention
will be given 10 the improvement Of the morals
Of the pupils who may be placed under the direc-
ton of the Superntendents, aud all the incite-
ments to mental and physical advancement which
the experience of teachers engaged for years in
the profession can furnish, will be extended to
them.
PRINCIPALS.
Mr.. Campbell, Superintendent of the Male De-
partmCnt.
Mrs Goodrich, Superintendent of the Female De-
partment.
Mr. Keeparis, Classical Teacher, and assistant in
the Physical Sciences in the Female Depart.
ment; and Mr. Goodrich, Prof. Of Music.
TERMS:
Primary Class,-Orthography Reading, Writing,
and the elements OF Arithmetic. Sl2 90 per s.
Second C.ass,--n addition to the
branches Of the Primary Glass;
Grammar, Geography, and the
elements Of Natural Philosophy, Is 90
Third Class,-Philosophy, MelPl,
Mental and Natural; Chemistry,
Botany, Geometry, Astronomy,
Algebra, Surveying, Logic, Rhe-
torc, Composition, History, Ro-
man Antiquities, Political Econ
omy, Human Physiology, 90 90
Fourth Class--Latin and Greek, % 90
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Needle-work and Embroidery, 10 90
Pencil Sketching ana Shading, u 90
Piano Forte instruction, % 90
| Vocal Music free Of charge.
/ Each Session will consist of five months
Boarding will be furnished convenient to School
on reasonable terms Tuition fees in advance.
! Mr.. Goodrich will tune and repair Pianos.--fie
also has made arrangements with Loud & CO. d
Philadelphia, TO furnish his patrons with Pianos.
Mussrs. Campbell and Keeparis will deliver
Lectures TO the pupils on History, Moral, Mental
and Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Trustees are: H. Vaughan, President, Il
". Graves, J. w. P0rvis, J. NJ. Sharp, J. NJ. Pease
f Bostck, and J. }. Niche.
F. BOSTICK, sec'y.
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Voc. Hi. NO. 63.
lyrrLLrcru.r AID Mona Qualities ThASsal''lnLE


This is the title Of work just published. 1t
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The Deaf MUfcs.

H. GREELEY, Esq-Dear Sir Will you al
low me liberty to answer, through the medium
of your highly popular paper, the New-York Cor
respondent of the National Intelligenccr, in re-
gard to some certain expressions in his CORES
pondence, respecting the inferior physiognomy Of
my =" brethren in misiortune:"
"t Spite Of the responsiveness of the thought. it
impossible not to reflect how much Of the difference be-
and of the brute animals lies merely in the
aft Of speech and how nearly human beings, by losing
this gift would be brought their level. was struck
with the p'edomnating dnmqLloOk IN the faces Of some
the boys deaf and dumb of the school, though there
We're female children with cOunienances OF DELI
cate and intellectual cast"
l could not help pronouncing it a brutal com.
pliment emitted forth from the sentimental pen
of the Spoiled Child of Litcrature,-thc same
author Of the celebrated .letters from under the
BRIDGE
In your capacity as literary vagabond, CLEAN
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DC We publish the above as it reached US,
though we must repeat what we told our mute
friend at the time, that gcntler rebuke, express
ing regret for the harsh and hasty judgement,
and referring to the probable cause of it, would
have been better and more effective. We are
sure that Mr.. WILLIS intended no disparagement,
far Jess insult to the children Of misfortune re-
ferred to- and we regret to hear that his criticism
has wounded their feelings. Ed. IT.
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Orthe La,DS of the Formation Of National Wealth,
Developed by of the Christian Law of Government
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BY WILLIAM ATKINSON.
NrrH AN INTRODUCTION Treating of he present state Of
the Science of Political Economy, and the .3daptaon
gifts Principles TO the Condition Of our Country
and The upbuttding Of as Prosperity
By Horace GREELEY.
The work of Mr.. ATKINSON Of the most insttuc-
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much in its essence or the of laws the ap
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competition which they basphemouy represent the or
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Political Economists erhroned in Colleges and Senates
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results from those views II needed that the spacious
aces put forth By these teachers should scrunzed and
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Mr. Atkinson As elementary treatise on Political Econ
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STEAM BOILER FOR SAIE-A second
~ hand iron Steam Boiler horse po,yer Also new hor
lzontal Drill Inquire of WELLS WEBB, No. 42 Ann.
j92w
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pOARDlNG.-A front and back parior on the
aud their furnished unanished let with
board Also, few sngle eent-mea be accommodated
with board and pleasant Terms moderate Apply
No. IS East Broadway. m3i I'm,
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CHEAP BOARD at Staten Island-A few gen.
y emen families can Is accommodated with board
delightful part of New Bfshto The spacious and
Aryth grounds and beautiful Inquire mrredi
ately the New Brighton House, New Brighton 23 lme
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p0ARDiNG-Singe or married gentlemen can
IL be accommodated with traasen, permanent Boar!
rooms furnished unfurnished, by MRS. GORE No n
Cortlandt ST led I'm
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u Cautian.-The Travelling Public are cautioned
paying their fare Albany. Schenectady Utica any
r West than Syracuse suffering their baggage TO De
the Cars oi West Of utss as there arc other modes
"a Falls md Buffalo much cheaper and pieas1atef As the
@ e these lines MOI permitted 10 siel the Gar Gus
tsopsto.S these cheaper modes OF conveyance 10 pat the
4'sas Public on their guard against the mpostious oil
e. ecious monopolies, by this notice ,o ,.oa
eSsaenSe, aiay 1913. my '''o''
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GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be oh.
VI timed at No. % Cfstreet. ;e4tf
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pOARDING-A few single getlemen, or gentle
IL with their wives mag obtain Very pleasant furnished
paF!oTs and bedrooms, with board, No IS White eet,
few doors from Broadway my25 I'm.
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SOAhpii'T nree or four respectable, gentle
breakfast and tea, OF fall bd required When every ac
will be made make desirshs line na
street, will receive attention. ielS sy,
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Persons now holding Licenses requested TO produce
Them when applying for renewal; aso specially ensss
m amply within the time above, To avon the pea!tss Oh e
law. MoNsoN CLARKE, First Marshal.
New.York, Mayor, Office, June Is, 1873 lel6tl0y
!. BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE
had for Three ShillingsRead, then Judge-The Hair
Forced 20 Grow, STOPPED Falling aud Dandruf CnIed by
donrht (.mong the sensible c!entifc) that this Is
bcnt exception the e,cacous article formed by
for the purpose We have lately offered several names
C who after using this, have found all IT
o. 70 be- Let persons give trial lis but three sh-
I've assure them they sill be well satisfied. You
hi;eve when these peoas give their and certify the
IT, ara the qualities Of Jones' Coral Hair Restorative.
ap''' Mr.. w. Hopkins % King ST. New York.
Mr. Phillips. 1913 Broome cor. of Woosterst.
Hon Judge Edwards, Of Philadelphia.
Nlr. J. Pearson, Navy Yard Gharlr5town
r Power, grocer. Fulton 81. Brooklyn.
b, ali il is represented but if the above not enough
hing Will except trial II sold at the sign of
YIN philadelphia By Zeber corner OF Third and Dock
next 10 the American Hotel. Washington, D. c. IN Bos-
,nn State Charleston. S. Co. g. King ST. in Albany
other cities. Ji3 In
nARR'S LIFE PILLS.-Every day brings proof
of the Increasing demand the wonderful efficacy OF
siaiF BATE. Me-, May 8, 1913.
The hst lot which You viii please psee 20 credit and iof
ysri me by OF steamer John w. R!chmend another
lot OF your eresllent Pills OF the Some ieng
was manifested against them al their frst ee,
surprising em 10 D. like nostrCs OF The day. worm
less the people Of Bath beginning 70 discover thar
hev the best medicine USE and their sale Is iacres
| ing rapidly. Yours, respectfully. .-,pooru
Sold wholesale b. T. Roberts Co., Cla-sRd9n House,
corner of Duane aud Broadway, and retail By all the
spectacle druggists In Nen-fork. HS' ~"
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(, &C. Neg Temperance Boarding Hoitss on the SiNa
aaN SYSTEM az No. 40 Vesey-street.-Ihis mouse Is
fitted mp and furnished in TIE richest STYLE rs
soae-s the CHOICES, Fruits Vegetables Goshen butef VT
~ ooanty Milk, sc. Permanent Boaiders VIA De
Visiting the City are earnestly invited TO give 'ai
j., sss assured tn, they viii ud quie, aud neainess no,
s1lnahis in How'll ,li.rns .n1hnrafs s!utI
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ssl5,, HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFoRT.-The 0fs-
aaase 6 BaIslayee, New rs9;eis s ns As
offered. /, is egibly located on clean, ana aist
DIS sss near the business part OF The cy, aaa IN 's ll,
Az and neat, while its table IS supplied win
% sefet5ss and Fruits that can e l9fnIsd e1suGss
~ and every effort made 20 render Bo3raer coio!ta
We saewe, Baths free. Remember, IS Barclaysf
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A GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST-To
n make Good and Lasting Lather--The Soap this is
composed OF the old Naples soar-it kept in store IS 10
20 years before it imported Those who have used well
know worth and that the very best soap made
for sayag-it makes thick rich lasting, easy lather soften
the beard and healing to the kin-tis purified
beautifully scented and put shaving for use,
and shillings each by T. JONES at his Perfumery K
Y; and BY these agent5-n Albany 81 State ST. IN Phade
pha at Zeiber corner Of Third and Dock ST In Boston,
State 81; III Brooklyn, 80 Fulton ST. Jl3 m-
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ACES OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.-Of the i've
gentlemen now spoken of as candidates for NOM
nation by the Locc-Foco National Convention
four of them-Messrs. Van Buren,, Calhoun,
Johnson and Glass; were born in l162. They are
therefore 6l years of age.
Mr.. Webster was born in the same year MT,
Clay in April of Iii, Mr.. Tyler in ll9o, John
Quincy Adams 1859.
SRI Peel was born in l776, Lord John Rus
sell 1892, Lord Stanley 1900, the Duke OF Wei
Iington 1869, and Lord Brougham l179.
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DARR'S LIFE PILLS-Every day bringsprocf
of the Increasing demand and the wonderful efficacy OF
his ezceen; medicine See the following from the State OF
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WANTED RNIEDIATElY-o5 Landsnen,
tAnerieans,) Tor Whaling Voyage in rs class SHIPS.
eoePers two csrpSatsrs sni bseksms, 10
Mho Na pay WIZ De gwen All clothing and other necsi
atsleI tn nished oG the credit OF the voyage For fur
Their parfc1is apply 70 the ireo,
p9l I'm WILLIAM LU('KES TO Sor,l.x- nm S-a;rx
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